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Rhode Island (Rhode Island, United States) (search for this): article 13
p. Bad river, to cut off the rebel supplies. The Yankees say the rebels cut the Leyes and flooded the country so as to make land movements impossible. A movement of troops has started overland to Yezoo City, from which great results are expected. An early land and naval attach upon Vicksburg is promised; The Federal rains Switzerland and Lancaster ran by the batteries on the 25th. The former was sightly injured and the latter sunk. The Union Republican candidates have carried Rhode Island. James S. Smith is elected Governor by 2,800. Thomas A. (Sep.) 10 elected from the Eastern District to Congress by 1,900 majority. Kethan F Dixon is elected from the Western District by the majority. The Legislature stands — Republicans 76; Opposition 26; vacancies 5. An official dispatch received at Louisville, Ky, on the , says Gen. Climore attacked the rebels under Pegram, near Somerset, fought them five or six hours and whipped them badly, driving them towards the river. The
Stono River (South Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 13
and Fernande Weed,&c. Fredericksburg, April 6. --I have received the New York Times, of the 2d inst., and send you a summary of the news contained in it: A Washington dispatch to the Philadelphia Ledger says; "The Administration confidently expects that news will be received before the close of the present week of important successfully our fleet in the near of Charleston, an arrangement having been perfected for an attack about the 26th or 27th ult. If the batteries at Stono be taken, it is believed our troops can be landed and the city reached without assaulting Moultrie and Sumter; while there forts, being out off from their supplies, would soon fall into our hands, without the loss of a man or a vessel." The Times acknowledges the failure to flank Hulpes's bluff by way of the Sunflower. Admiral P succeeded in getting through Steele's and Blach's bayous, and portended about thirty miles further in Dear and Rollin's forks where he accoutered a force
South Fork Bad River (South Dakota, United States) (search for this): article 13
outered a force, and had to await the arrival of infantry. When the infantry arrived the channel had been so obstructed, the gunboats to annoyed, that they could do nothing. They lost ten or twelve killed and wounded in the retreat. A movement, which proved a failure, was made subsequent to the attack on the Port Hudson entrenchments and simultaneously with Farragut's attack on the batteries. The purpose was to pass above the batteries and co-operate with Farragut in a movement up. Bad river, to cut off the rebel supplies. The Yankees say the rebels cut the Leyes and flooded the country so as to make land movements impossible. A movement of troops has started overland to Yezoo City, from which great results are expected. An early land and naval attach upon Vicksburg is promised; The Federal rains Switzerland and Lancaster ran by the batteries on the 25th. The former was sightly injured and the latter sunk. The Union Republican candidates have carried Rhode Island.
Bull Run, Va. (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 13
ed cavalry, is near Chiperer Court House, ready to march at a moment's notice. The Yankee pickets report that they were attacked at Banks Ford on the 24th. On Friday, the 27th, large crowds, with a "sprinkling of ladies," under Hooker's permit attended the sports of "racing and trotting, burder rangs lumping ditches and other feats." Those "manly" sports are very popular, and wore inaugurated by General Meagher. [We are not surprised that the Yankees are practicing running. Since Bull Run they have always excited in this "manly" sport.] The Herald has an editorial on the slave trade — It says the rebel Secretary of State's dispatch to Mr. La relates to the perspective opening of the African slave trade, and discloses the fact that the Confederacy is likely to encounter a great deal of embarrassment from the susceptibility of foreign nations on this subject. " "It seems now that foreign nations, when the subject of recognition is broached at all, insist upon treaty agai
United States (United States) (search for this): article 13
are busy making appointments, which are to be one half military and one half civilians. Dispatches from the Army of the Potomac say the roods are expecting a fight at Fredericksburg, at a crossing higher up strong forces are posted near United States and fords. Anderson and Wilcox now the opposite United States and Banks Fords. Fitzhugh Loe, with 2,600 picked cavalry, is near Chiperer Court House, ready to march at a moment's notice. The Yankee pickets report that they were attacked aUnited States and Banks Fords. Fitzhugh Loe, with 2,600 picked cavalry, is near Chiperer Court House, ready to march at a moment's notice. The Yankee pickets report that they were attacked at Banks Ford on the 24th. On Friday, the 27th, large crowds, with a "sprinkling of ladies," under Hooker's permit attended the sports of "racing and trotting, burder rangs lumping ditches and other feats." Those "manly" sports are very popular, and wore inaugurated by General Meagher. [We are not surprised that the Yankees are practicing running. Since Bull Run they have always excited in this "manly" sport.] The Herald has an editorial on the slave trade — It says the rebel Secr
Switzerland (Switzerland) (search for this): article 13
entrenchments and simultaneously with Farragut's attack on the batteries. The purpose was to pass above the batteries and co-operate with Farragut in a movement up. Bad river, to cut off the rebel supplies. The Yankees say the rebels cut the Leyes and flooded the country so as to make land movements impossible. A movement of troops has started overland to Yezoo City, from which great results are expected. An early land and naval attach upon Vicksburg is promised; The Federal rains Switzerland and Lancaster ran by the batteries on the 25th. The former was sightly injured and the latter sunk. The Union Republican candidates have carried Rhode Island. James S. Smith is elected Governor by 2,800. Thomas A. (Sep.) 10 elected from the Eastern District to Congress by 1,900 majority. Kethan F Dixon is elected from the Western District by the majority. The Legislature stands — Republicans 76; Opposition 26; vacancies 5. An official dispatch received at Louisville, Ky, on
New England (United States) (search for this): article 13
y. Milcoy is ordered to communicate this order to the rebel commanders in the Shenandoah Valley by flags of truce. Henry Ward Beecher has made a speech on "New England," in which he says "New England is not territory, but moral ground. One-third of the population of the continent same from New England, and her influence canno Henry Ward Beecher has made a speech on "New England," in which he says "New England is not territory, but moral ground. One-third of the population of the continent same from New England, and her influence cannot be turned out of the Union. She will agree to keep the peace of this section if the South will abolish slavery." Henry Ward Beecher has made a speech on "New England," in which he says "New England is not territory, but moral ground. One-third of the population of the continent same from New England, and her influence cannot be turned out of the Union. She will agree to keep the peace of this section if the South will abolish slavery."
Rollins Fork (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 13
or 27th ult. If the batteries at Stono be taken, it is believed our troops can be landed and the city reached without assaulting Moultrie and Sumter; while there forts, being out off from their supplies, would soon fall into our hands, without the loss of a man or a vessel." The Times acknowledges the failure to flank Hulpes's bluff by way of the Sunflower. Admiral P succeeded in getting through Steele's and Blach's bayous, and portended about thirty miles further in Dear and Rollin's forks where he accoutered a force, and had to await the arrival of infantry. When the infantry arrived the channel had been so obstructed, the gunboats to annoyed, that they could do nothing. They lost ten or twelve killed and wounded in the retreat. A movement, which proved a failure, was made subsequent to the attack on the Port Hudson entrenchments and simultaneously with Farragut's attack on the batteries. The purpose was to pass above the batteries and co-operate with Farragut in
Climore (search for this): article 13
er ran by the batteries on the 25th. The former was sightly injured and the latter sunk. The Union Republican candidates have carried Rhode Island. James S. Smith is elected Governor by 2,800. Thomas A. (Sep.) 10 elected from the Eastern District to Congress by 1,900 majority. Kethan F Dixon is elected from the Western District by the majority. The Legislature stands — Republicans 76; Opposition 26; vacancies 5. An official dispatch received at Louisville, Ky, on the , says Gen. Climore attacked the rebels under Pegram, near Somerset, fought them five or six hours and whipped them badly, driving them towards the river. The rebels outnumbered us two to one. Our less does hot exceed thirty. The rebel low is not known. Maps of the Congressional Districts are being prepared for the Provost Marshals, to carry out the conscription. 14 coin and Stanton are busy making appointments, which are to be one half military and one half civilians. Dispatches from the Army
R. G. Schenck (search for this): article 13
ons of its provisions can only fire the hearts and nerve the arms of traitors. Your denunciations may force upon the Government the necessity of putting into execution the draft provided for by this act. That draft cannot be averted except by promptly weaponing the willing hearts of the loyal men in the rebel States, and by immediately yielding a united and enthusiastic support to the Government thus thoroughly and speedily crushing the hopes and baffling the efforts of the rebels." Gen. Schenck has issued an order that hereafter "any rebel officer found and taken in the lies, or otherwise wearing any article of clothing or accoutrement," shall be treated and dealt with as a spy. Court-martial are ordered to consider the wearing of such uniform as anflictent evidence of a character of a spy. Milcoy is ordered to communicate this order to the rebel commanders in the Shenandoah Valley by flags of truce. Henry Ward Beecher has made a speech on "New England," in which he says "N
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