On Saturday last, on receipt of the intelligence brought by the Rosalie, from California, we issued a second edition of the Herald, containing the most important items leading up to the ...
Article : 734 wordsNew York, March 19th.—Letters from Dauphin Island state our flag of truce boat Nassau, which went within two and a half miles of Mobile, to exchange prisoners, on 2nd instant, was fined upon by the rebel ...
Article : 316 wordsCity Point, March 25th.—After the fight between the enemy and the Ninth Corps, orders were given the Sixth Corps to make an attack on the left of the line in front of Fort Fisher. The line of battle was ...
Article : 218 wordsNew York, March 21st.—The Times' special says: —Deserters bring the report that the evacuation of Richmond is spoken of openly as an inevitable necessity. Since the destruction of the James River canal, ...
Article : 865 wordsCairo, March 22nd.—Forrest is reported at West Point, Miss., with three thousand men; Jackson M'Culloch at Okolona, with one thousand; Chalmers at Libby Station, with one thousand. It is supposed ...
Article : 104 wordsNew York, March 24th.—The Tribune's special says that news of the occupation of Goldsboro has been confirmed. The statements of a trustworthy party, who arrived direct from Newbern, are to the ...
Article : 465 wordsWashington, March 22nd.—General Thomas, in his official report of his autumn and winter campaigns, says:—"To Colonel Palmer and his command is accorded the credit of giving Hood's army the last blow ...
Article : 147 wordsNew York, March 23rd.—The Rebel Congress, before taking its hasty leave of Richmond, and after refusing to adopt any of the measures urged by Davis as requested, to save the rebel cause, issued an address ...
Article : 239 wordsNew York, March 19th.—Information from the Army of the Potomac shows that our troops are in the best possible condition, and ready to move at any time occasion may require. Rumours prevail in camp that ...
Article : 647 wordsNew York, March 21st.—The correspondence between Davis, Lee, and Grant, concerning a military convention to settle our difficulties, is published, and contains no new fact except the one that Davis closed ...
Article : 61 wordsNew York, March 23rd.—The Herald's Kingston correspondent says the ram Neuse was destroyed by the rebels. It had a crew, exclusive of officers, of ninety men, who surrendered. On the ram were ...
Article : 494 wordsChicago, April 2nd.—President Lincoln telegraphs from City Point at 8 o'clock this (Sunday) morning as follows:—Last night General Grant telegraphed me that Sheridan, with his cavalry and the Fifth ...
Article : 225 wordsWashington, March 20th.—The Navy Department has received information of the capture and destruction of the rebel schooner Annie Dale, by an expedition from the United States gunboat Panola, on the ...
Article : 366 wordsNew York, March 20th.—A letter dated opposite Kingston the l4th, says: "The Mayor with a delegation of citizens were on the opposite side to surrender the city. There are no signs of the enemy. The ram ...
Article : 223 wordsChicago, April 3rd.—Richmond was occupied by Federal under General Weitzel, at a quarter past eight this (Monday) morning. ...
Article : 21 wordsBaltimore, March 31st.—The western man train from here for Wheeling, yesterday, was captured by guerillas. All the cars, except five, were burned, and all the passengers robbed. ...
Article : 112 wordsNew York, March 19th.—Sheridan is lost sight of again. Last Wednesday he was at the crossing of the South Anna river, by the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad, and is expected to turn up at White ...
Article : 1,227 wordsQuebee, March 24th.—The telegraph from Halifar says the Government of Nova Scotia is abandoning the hope of an early union of the Provinces, and will submit a scheme for the federation of the maritime ...
Article : 83 wordsNew York, March 23rd.—The steamer Varna, from Beaufort, South Carolina, on the 20th, has arrived. The news of the capture of Goldsboro was received in the city. Soon afterwards a despatch was received ...
Article : 173 wordsNew York, March 21st.—The news from Venezuela, dated Cauacasa, February 24th, describes the country as in a most wretched state of anarchy. Most of the provinces were isolated from the ...
Article : 135 wordsThe following were received by the president of the Telegraphic Company:—The first, from Salt Lake, read—"A Chicago paper states that Petersburg has been captured by General Grant." ...
Article : 2,327 wordsFrom a letter received by the steamer Moses Taylor, by a gentleman in this city, from Virgin Bay, dated 10th instant, we have been politely permitted to make the following extracts:— ...
Article : 104 wordsFortress Monroe, March 19th.—In pursuance of the call of the Mayor of Wilmington, on the evening of the 14th, a very large meeting, including some of the most prominent citizens, was held, having for its ...
Article : 130 wordsNew York, March 24th.—The Herald's New Orleans letter says that General Lew Wallace left New Orleans on a special mission to Matamoras, for the purpose of inquiring into the arrangements of Mejia, ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Mon 12 Jun 1865, Page 2
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