Siege Progress at Vicksburg and Rebel Fortifications
Our correspondent reports on the siege of Vicksburg. Descriptions cover Grant Pemberton forces, siege steadiness, mutterings of surrender, and ongoing bombardment with mortars and earthworks. Observations include troop movements toward the city, Confederate fortifications, and evolving plans for assault or storming operations.
Siege of Vicksburg in Progress Rebels Half Rations
Report describes the siege of Vicksburg advancing with Confederate forces under Pemberton urging Johnston to speed up. Rebels are said to be on half rations and in a sad condition as federal actions continue.
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The Red River Expedition and Rebel Reports Stand
A lengthy dispatch from Richmond via Jackson reports Grant’s surrender posture at Vicksburg and a fierce assault on Port Hudson. It describes brutal fighting, heavy casualties, and heroic charges at the rebel works, with vivid scenes of artillery, rifle fire, and flag being planted on the parapet.
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Gallant defense and heavy casualties at fortifications
Friday's fighting near the fortifications produced fierce combat, Col Boomer killed while urging a charge and 300 fallen or wounded. Confederate and Union regiments clashed with heavy volley fire from rifle pits amid felled willows, securing a brutal but largely indecisive battle with strategic implications for Vicksburg and surrounding positions.
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