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Edgefield (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): article 8
ey returned. Two of his command were captured Van Dorn's headquarters are at Spring Hill, thirteen miles south of Franklin--Col. Opdyke of the 123d Ohio, is Post Commandant at Franklin. Seventy prisoners, all of Morgan's command, mostly from the 1st and 14th Alabama regiments, arrived from the front on the night of the 2d. One hundred and ninety-three rebel prisoners left for Louisville on the 4th. There are thirty feet of water on the shoals. The bottom lands of Nashville and Edgefield are entirely submerged. The Havana correspondent of the Herald, of the 25th, says "the re-establishment of the blockade off Galveston and Charleston has been published in the official organ here and the notice of it has been communicated to the Government by the Spanish Minister at Washington." A Kingston letter, of the 13th ult., published in the Diaris de la Marina, of Havana, says the U. S. steamer Vanderbilt arrived there two days after the departure of the Alabama, and was u
San Francisco (California, United States) (search for this): article 8
troubles without any undue meddling, as we shall now hear no more of Napoleon's mediation, save in a pacific manner." The Washington Republican, of the 5th inst, is received. The following is a summary of the news: The Springfield Republican, of the 3d, has a dispatch from Beaufort, S. C., February 22d, stating that Fort. McAllister was captured the day previous, with a mile and a half of the rifle-pits, by the 47th New York regiment, with the aid of boats! Advices from San Francisco, 3d, says that 2,200 troops embarked at Mazatlan for the Southern part of the Republic to operate against the French invaders. Another steamer was following with more troops. The precise destination of the expedition is unknown. The Republican has telegraphic dispatches, which it says are obtained from rebel sources, of glorious Federal victories by sea and land; that the Petersburg Express states that a great battle has been fought at Vicksburg, and that the Confederates do not c
Vienna (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 8
he Herald says, by "latest advices from Europe the insurrection in Poland has assumed most formidable proportions. The most important fact announced is that Russia and Prussia have made an engagement whereby the latter power allows Russian troops to pass over her territories — a fact which foreshadows that Prussia will cooperate with the Czar to put down a rebellion which bids fair to deprive her of her share of Poland proper. It is added that the Cabinets of St. James, the Tuilleries, and Vienna, have taken umbrage at the understanding which seems to exist upon this subject between Russia and Prussia, and that Napoleon is already concocting a dispatch to the Prussian government showing how great is his regret that Prussia should depart from the principle of non intervention. It is evident all Europe will feel the influence of this great and sustained revolutionary movement in Poland, and that Napoleon will find scope for his energies quite near at home. This will leave us to deal
Preussen (search for this): article 8
he insurrection in Poland has assumed most formidable proportions. The most important fact announced is that Russia and Prussia have made an engagement whereby the latter power allows Russian troops to pass over her territories — a fact which foreshadows that Prussia will cooperate with the Czar to put down a rebellion which bids fair to deprive her of her share of Poland proper. It is added that the Cabinets of St. James, the Tuilleries, and Vienna, have taken umbrage at the understanding which seems to exist upon this subject between Russia and Prussia, and that Napoleon is already concocting a dispatch to the Prussian government showing how great is his regret that Prussia should depart from the principle of non intervention. It isPrussia should depart from the principle of non intervention. It is evident all Europe will feel the influence of this great and sustained revolutionary movement in Poland, and that Napoleon will find scope for his energies quite near at home. This will leave us to deal with our troubles without any undue meddling
Fort McAllister (Georgia, United States) (search for this): article 8
at and sustained revolutionary movement in Poland, and that Napoleon will find scope for his energies quite near at home. This will leave us to deal with our troubles without any undue meddling, as we shall now hear no more of Napoleon's mediation, save in a pacific manner." The Washington Republican, of the 5th inst, is received. The following is a summary of the news: The Springfield Republican, of the 3d, has a dispatch from Beaufort, S. C., February 22d, stating that Fort. McAllister was captured the day previous, with a mile and a half of the rifle-pits, by the 47th New York regiment, with the aid of boats! Advices from San Francisco, 3d, says that 2,200 troops embarked at Mazatlan for the Southern part of the Republic to operate against the French invaders. Another steamer was following with more troops. The precise destination of the expedition is unknown. The Republican has telegraphic dispatches, which it says are obtained from rebel sources, of glorio
Nevada (Nevada, United States) (search for this): article 8
a British fleet is gathering in Hampton Roads, and suspects they are in the secret of the rebel plot to recapture Norfolk (?) and intend to be witnesses. The House of Representatives have concurred in the Senate's amendment to the Tax bill, imposing a tax on transactions in gold and silver, designed to repress speculation in coin, and prevent the extravagant it tion caused thereby. The House refused to suspend the rules to consider the Senate bill for the admission of Colorado and Nevada as States into the Union. A dispatch from Trenton, dated the 4th, says that a large mass meeting of Democrats form all parts of New Jersey was held at that city on that day, 34 guns being feed in the evening to celebrate the termination of the present Congress. Speeches were made denouncing the Conscription bill and Executive usurpations. When the meeting reassembled in the evening an immense crowd assembled, and resolutions were adopted denouncing the usurpations of the Executive and
Port Hudson (Louisiana, United States) (search for this): article 8
determined in the future. The Herald's correspondence, of 22d, says three hundred and eighty-odd rebel prisoners who had not been exchanged, left by steamer Empire Parish for points in possession of the rebels. The demonstrations by Secession sympathizers on the occasion were so great that Banks sent down a regiment to disperse the crowd. Over one thousand contraband letters and other articles were captured. On information of a negro that rebels were planting torpedoes between Port Hudson and Bason Rouge, the gunboat Essex went up the river and captured four, containing each 200 pounds of powder. Reports from Baton Rouge represent that there are numerous indications of an immediate movement, and that great activity prevails in the army. Lincoln communicated to the Senate a message with a memorial from distressed operatives of Blackburn England, expressing gratitude for material aid, and hoping an interchange of feeling will be productive of a further manifestatio
Galveston (Texas, United States) (search for this): article 8
f the 123d Ohio, is Post Commandant at Franklin. Seventy prisoners, all of Morgan's command, mostly from the 1st and 14th Alabama regiments, arrived from the front on the night of the 2d. One hundred and ninety-three rebel prisoners left for Louisville on the 4th. There are thirty feet of water on the shoals. The bottom lands of Nashville and Edgefield are entirely submerged. The Havana correspondent of the Herald, of the 25th, says "the re-establishment of the blockade off Galveston and Charleston has been published in the official organ here and the notice of it has been communicated to the Government by the Spanish Minister at Washington." A Kingston letter, of the 13th ult., published in the Diaris de la Marina, of Havana, says the U. S. steamer Vanderbilt arrived there two days after the departure of the Alabama, and was unable to procure coal or provisions, having no specie, and no one being willing to take Treasury notes. The Herald says, by "latest ad
Hampton Roads (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 8
vacuating and flying from Vicksburg. Its own information, from official sources, leads it to believe that Charleston also has fallen! George P. Kane, of Baltimore, was again arrested on the 3d, charged with organizing a company armed with revolvers, to resist the authority of the United States. In default of proof sufficient, he was released, with the understanding that he shall report to the Provost Marshal. The Philadelphia Inquirer says that a British fleet is gathering in Hampton Roads, and suspects they are in the secret of the rebel plot to recapture Norfolk (?) and intend to be witnesses. The House of Representatives have concurred in the Senate's amendment to the Tax bill, imposing a tax on transactions in gold and silver, designed to repress speculation in coin, and prevent the extravagant it tion caused thereby. The House refused to suspend the rules to consider the Senate bill for the admission of Colorado and Nevada as States into the Union. A di
Napoleon (Ohio, United States) (search for this): article 8
t between Russia and Prussia, and that Napoleon is already concocting a dispatch to the Prussian government showing how great is his regret that Prussia should depart from the principle of non intervention. It is evident all Europe will feel the influence of this great and sustained revolutionary movement in Poland, and that Napoleon will find scope for his energies quite near at home. This will leave us to deal with our troubles without any undue meddling, as we shall now hear no more of Napoleon's mediation, save in a pacific manner." The Washington Republican, of the 5th inst, is received. The following is a summary of the news: The Springfield Republican, of the 3d, has a dispatch from Beaufort, S. C., February 22d, stating that Fort. McAllister was captured the day previous, with a mile and a half of the rifle-pits, by the 47th New York regiment, with the aid of boats! Advices from San Francisco, 3d, says that 2,200 troops embarked at Mazatlan for the Southern p
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