McClellan's Column Reports Yorktown Actions and Casualties
Gen McClellan notes a midnight assault on Smith's position with heavy firing and prisoners taken, claims fortifications held and guns silenced, Yorktown bombardments by gunboats with four barges offshore, later reporting 82 killed and 60 wounded overall and 39 wounded at Yorktown, plus 25 Confederate dead. The Harals Fort Monroe correspondent cites captured Union terms, mutinies in the rebel brigades, and ongoing siege claims with prisoner tallies and telegraph-cutting raids reported nearby.
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McClellan
Smith
Hyatt’s Mille
War Department
Yorktown
Yorktows
Fournass
Fournass Moxney, April 10.—Thirtynine Wounded From Yorktown
Norfolk
Me‘ingey
Harald
Fort Monroe
Wlso
Trish
Brorher
Jeff
Davie
Gen McDowell advances toward Fredericksburg
From Gen M Dowerlls Column Wasmrearow April 19 Gen McDowells Division yesterday marched from near Warrenton to Fredericksburg. They repelled a rebel infantry cavalry and artillery force losing five cavalry killed and sixteen wounded. Rebels burned the bridge over the river at Frederickburg and McDowell plans the advance were kept secret in Washington.
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M'Dowell
Wasmrearow
McDowell
Warrenton Jineties
Wroderickeburg
Rappahannock
Oro Lo River
Frederickeburg
Frederickaburg
Washington
Frederickalmeg
Logan
St. Nicholas
Chesapeake Bay
King Phillip Hi
Navy Yard
Mortog
Fredericksburg
Nlso
Floricksburg
Banks' Column Drives Rebels From Hill Near Harrisonburg
Gen Banks advance column arrived at noon driving the enemy from the hill with artillery and cavalry charges. Jackson's troops moved through Roontoamas Oo toward the valley as Ashby was attacked near New Market. Reports say Harrisonburg is occupied and bridges along the Shenandoah secured. a push to Luray was ordered with fears of rebel retaliation easing to calm as troops cross the mountains.
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Seanra
Roontoamas Oo
Vas
Jackson
Tiwan
Hero I
Staunton
Ashby
New Market
War Department
New Manes
Warrenton
Culpepper C. H
Gordonville
Harrison Burg
Turbulent gunboat action near Craighead Point report
Dispatches describe shelling and mortar fire along the riverfront. Rebel gunners pressed the St Louis and Cairo with direct hits, while mortars shifted to the Tennessee shore for protection. Deserters and mounted bands threaten mortars, with about 6000 troops and 40 heavy guns in position. Commodore Foote wounded. Pope’s division ordered upriver reinforcement.
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Craighead Point
Opormion
Tenn
Louis
Oatondelot
Oniro
St. Louis
Cairo
Arkansas
Tennessee
Beng
Geo. Villipage
Pansncoln
Maripaw
Malay
Foote
Donelson
Cuesao
Fort Wright Anys
Pope
Hallock
Fork
From Gen Halleck's Column Canto April 18
Report from Pittsburg stating all wounded evacuated and a skirmish at Savaunas where rebel pickets were driven back. Beauregard reinforced. Memphis and New Orleans residents flee to support the Confederate defense. Five rebels captured for firing on the Minnehaha.
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Pittsburg
Savaunas
Cmcano
Times Gaire
Beauregard
Memphis
New Orleans
Mississippi
Union
Corinth
Minnehaha
Herald
Beauregaed
Mitch~ell
Pemberton
Misesissippi
Charlerton
Srvannah
Buell
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