General McClellan resignation accepted Sheridan promoted
The Pubuque Herald reports General McClellan’s resignation accepted and Major General Sheridan promoted to fill the vacancy. It also notes rumored moves for McClellan’s political future, cabinet charges rumors, and strategic Civil War developments along the Potomac with talks of rebel movements and potential Confederate evacuations.
The Blind Princess and the Lost Daughter of Verse
A European royal tale recounts a blind princess famed across Germany. She searches continents for a mysterious child once believed drowned after being abducted from a chateau garden. A chance Lausanne encounter leads to a beggar woman’s confession of adoption and imposture.
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McClellan resigns as general Sheridan rises in rank and politics stir
Reports from telegraph and Washington detail Gen McClellan’s resignation accepted, Gen Sheridan appointed major general, and Stanton to Chief Justice with Butler as War Secretary. Richmond papers cover election implications and Union pursuits in the Shenandoah Valley, including cavalry actions and postelection political shifts.
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Confederate Movements and Border Defense Reported
Rebel forces in the Shenandoah valley are said to be increasing, with Longstreet and Breckinridge reportedly joining, forming a larger army. Guerrilla actions threaten border towns, while Union gunboats on the James river destroy houses used as signal stations. Bagging mutter on the Potomac and communications with rebel authorities are noted, along with chaotic front movements and chairing defense preparations in Chambersburg and Greencastle.
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