Turmoil Fills Virginia Border News From Dalton and Covington
The Dubuque Herald reports shifting Confederate moves with Hardies corps reportedly ordered from Dalton to Virginia and Binggoll’s forces curbed. Claims of Union defense near Roseville and Fort Pillow, with 22 reported killed and many wounded, surface amid rumors of Confederate advances. Gen Haw seen near Me Sterling with forces moving toward Pound Gap, while political controversy spreads over Copperhead actions and press retaliation.
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Oregon ship Minnesota torpedo attempt near Newport News
An attempted torpedo attack on the frigate Minnesota at Newport News nearly succeeded. A sentry fired on a boat, the assailant vessel ignored warnings, then exploded a torpedo, tearing the ship and its stores and causing extensive damage while crew rushed to quarters.
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Revolt in Hungarian troops and Civil War updates
Reports from April detail Hungarian unrest in the Austrian army and ongoing Civil War maneuvers. Gen Lee and Kilpatrick exchanges, blockaderunner captures, and militia calls stir New York and Washington regions. Steamship arrivals, consular notes, pope health, and European diplomacy travel alongside Confederate troop movements and Wilmington cargo news.
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Veranih letters and Civil War dispatches from New York
The Saxonia brings London papers with news of court rulings in the Alexandria case adverse to Crow, and reports on Maximilian’s crown by compromise. Also details battles, captures, and movements across Arkansas and Tennessee, with ship arrivals, cotton shipments, and political actions in Washington, including Senate and House proceedings on tariffs, land laws, and army appropriations.
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Congressional Actions and Presidential Order Summary
The President’s March order directs voluntary enlistments to April 15 with draft thereafter. Senate confirmations include D. W. Wilder as Surveyor General for Kansas and Nebraska, and military promotions. The Supreme Court adjourned sine die after a long list of cases. House considers night sessions to end by early June, some expect July. Act extends two years for land grants to colleges for agriculture and mechanical arts, now including West Virginia.
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Resolutions Move to Aid Destitute in Tennessee and Tax Reform Debates
The 18th Congress sees Ohio's Mr Pendleton presenting Tennessee relief resolutions while Iowa's Mr Ainsworth protests the Good-Year patent extension and Iowa's Mr Kaxon seeks to redraw Missouri river boundaries. House recesses planned, tax, currency, and banknote debates follow with votes, and a joint resolution proposes a 50 percent duty increase for sixty days on imported goods.
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