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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1862
Page
2
A lengthy veterans era column recounts Union successes from Drainsville to Fort Donelson, praising generals, regiments, and casualties averted. It notes strategic gains, captures, and the collapse of Confederate morale, while praising Governor Curtin and Pennsylvania’s rapid troop mobilization amid ongoing campaigns.
Dispatches report Nashville occupied by U S troops with flag over the Post Office Gen Halleck orders commerce restored in the Southwest Rebel guerillas chased in Southeast Missouri Forty of their men and seven guns captured Banks division crossed the Potomac Columbus evacuated and occupied gun boats silenced while fortifications burned down to Island No 10 in the vicinity of Memphis News recounts political speeches and editorials on slavery and Union resilience noting Breckinridge and Lewis altered health and behavior and the Roanoke victory and parliamentary maneuvers in Britain and Indiana politics through early March.
Bolivar Maryland February 28 The army of Gen Binks occupies Harper's Ferry unopposed with all necessities for a permanent occupation Advance seized Bolivar Heights and reconnoitered toward Martinsburg capturing a few prisoners Laden Heights are held to block enemy flanks Today Charleston was occupied by a strong force and will be held Refugees return to destroyed homes as the pontoon bridge proves successful Troops and supplies cross the river without incident Plans of the commanders are not known but the movement likely supports reconstructing the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bridge
A Beirut letter details a December storm that burst over Mecca scattering rocks into valleys and flooding the city. The Sepulch, Kasba, and mosque were submerged, 18 believers perished, and sacred libraries and gold items were washed away. Damages reach 2,500,000 piastres. hundreds of houses collapse. Djeddah also struck by the tempest.
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