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The Daily Dispatch: July 7, 1864., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
or Gen Dix was arrested on the 1st instant and taken before judge Roosevelt, upon the charge of unconstitutionally suppressing the World and Journal of Commerce newspapers — He was afterwards released and the matter postponed to a future day. The Federal Gen Parker is dead and Hooker reported wounded, both in Sherman's army. The distinguished irishman, Smith O'Brien, is dead. We learn from the Chronicle that Gen Ewell is at Marietta, Ga., with his corps, en route to relieve Gen Johnston. In the Yankee Senate the joint resolution repealing the act prohibiting the sale of gold and foreign exchange was passed on the 1st instant, by a vote of ayes 24, nays 14 The House agreed to this action the same day, by ayes 88, nays 29. Congress cannot, however, agree upon any policy for filling up and strengthening their armies It appears that England has complained officially through its Minister at Washington, Lord Lyons of Federal enlistments in Great Britain and Ireland.
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Deserter's sale --A correspondent of the Columbus, Enquirer in Johnston's army, says that a squad of nineteen deserters were picked up by our cavalry on the 21st They say that their time expired fifteen days ago, but Sherman had pressed them all into service for ninety days. A sergeant among them said the time of 15,000 had expired, but like them, they were pressed in for ninety days.
The Daily Dispatch: July 7, 1864., [Electronic resource], article 15 (search)
It is thought that Major Gen Dich Taylor, who has been relieved in the Trass Mississippi department at his own request, will be made a Lieutenant General and assigned to the command of Polk's corps — A Memphis Appeal. On the contrary, the army correspondent of the Atlanta Register asserts that Major Gen A F Stewart, of Tennessee, has been promoted to the vacant Lieutenant Generalship in General Johnston's army.