New Jersey Union Demands National Convention to Restore Union
The Union Democratic Association of New York City adopts resolutions urging New Jersey to press President and Congress to convene a national convention with slaveholding and non slaveholding states. It requests an armistice and invites southern states to attend a forthcoming convention in Louisville.
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Rebels facing setback amid Cumberland report discredited
A Cumberland crossing claim is dismissed by headquarters. The New York Tribune lists several Union officers killed and wounded in the Nashville area, including Col. Stone and Gen. Rosseau. Separate dispatches note Gen. Stuart’s raid prompted strong telegraph intercepts and warnings about army stores at Fairfax Station and Burk’s Station.
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Vicksburg Battle Report From Sherman Hooded by Heavy Fighting
Dispatches from Gen Sherman describe the Yazoo river landing and a five hour clash near Vicksburg. Union brigades under Steel Morgan and Smith stormed a concealed height while gunboats bombarded Haine's Bluff. casualties included Capt Gwin mortally wounded and the Rocket repelling guerrilla fire.
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Monitor foundered off Cape Hatteras reports
The State of Georgia notes the Monitor foundered south of Cape Hatteras with two officers and thirty-two men missing. Gen Blunt reports rebels retreated toward Arkadelphia leaving about 60 wounded at Fort Smith and that Col Phillips with 1,200 men pushed Cols Scoffe and Stanwin across the Arkansas River at Fort Gibson destroying fortifications barracks and commissary buildings at Fort Davis. The Creeks and other Indians under Col McIntosh wish to lay down arms and return to loyalty.
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Emancipation Parade Sparks Norfolk Arrests
In Norfolk last night a misissued order caused about two hundred people to be arrested as they returned from amusements. A large negro celebration formed a 4000 strong procession led by a marching band, carrying Union flags and cheering for emancipation.
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Butler arrives at Washincrox with Murfreesboro intel
Major Gen. Butler has arrived at Washincrox. The government received new intelligence tonight regarding the battle of Murfreesboro. In New York the Ocean Queen from Aspinwall arrived with many passengers and a treasury totaling 1,300,000.
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General Sullivan Defeats Col. Sorrent in Battle
In a January skirmish General Sullivan forced Col. Sorrent to surrender after a sharp fight that yielded six cannons, many horses, and numerous prisoners. Van Dorn repulsed at all points. Burrazo reports ten cent guns in honor of emancipation.
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