Aiding and Abetting Trials in Cincinnati Quashed
A U S court ruling ends indictments against several individuals charged with aiding rebels. Judge Swayne sustains the motion that English law language adopted into U.S. constitutional text covers aiding and comfort to enemies at home, freeing defendants. The piece argues the decision's historical significance and predicts wide impact on rebel leaders and slavery.
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Coast guard captures enslaved laborer turned witness
May 7 dispatch reports Gen McDowell’s body servant, literate and trusted, aiding Union forces in Virginia. Lovell’s New Orleans group reinforces Beauregard. McDowell organizes fugitive Blacks into companies with paid wages. White soldiers now bundle muskets. Col Jennison predicts proving secessionist bias in Sturgis. Missouri Rep Craig slated for Department command. Mercier and other ministers struck by Yorktown events. Mercier uncertain.
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The Capture of New Orleans Dispatches
A long Civil War report from Nashville and New York recounts people fleeing homes as soldiers intervene. It notes Confederate prisoners and buried rebels, river combat near Port Hudson, and naval actions including the Webster and Verona sinking. Updates cover evacuations, manpower, and political maneuvers with regional dispatches through May.
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First Ohio Cavalry
Fortresses at Craney Island Abandoned After Union Victory
Reports describe a Union assault near Craney Island where fortifications and barracks housing over 2,000 men were abandoned. The Merrimac was driven aground and wrecked, while Union ships and crews raised the Stars and Stripes. Negro allies and contrabands aided intelligence and guided troops, aiding pursuit toward Norfolk as secessionists predicted Confederate gains.
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