The Civil War in America
American new to the 15th June has been received. The latest intelligence is of a more important character than any that has yet been…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1861
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The Civil War in America. Evacuation of Harpur's Ferry by the Souther Forces.—repulse of the Federal Troops Near Fort Munro
American news to the 15th June has been received. The latest intelligence is of a more important character than any that has yet been received…
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American news to the 15th JUne been received. The latest intelligence is of a more important character than any that has yet been received…
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Promptness has not ceased to be a quality of the American people. They have organised a war as rapidly as they would supply a market. or form a railway company. But a few days…
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The other day several Sappers and Miners were passing a certain gentleman's mansion not far from Airdrie, when one of them stepped off the road and…
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It is now just possible to discern, dim and indistinct, the proportions of the coming conflict in America. The fisherman in the Arabian tale who broke the seal of Solomon, saw the column…
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According to intelligence which come down to [?] the Federal armies were operat[?] columns; the largest, which [?] comists of some 60,000 under General M'Dowall…
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According to intelligence which comes down to the 20th July, the Federal armies were operating in three great columns; the largest which consists of some 60,000 under General…
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The last letters of Mr. W. H. L. Russell, the special correspondent of the Times, are dated Cairo, Illinois, June 20. Speaking particularly of Jackson, the capital of Mississippi, he gives the…
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By the arrival of the Druid, from California, we are placed in possession of telegraphic news from the seat of war to the 28th July and of correspondence to the 23rd July…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Civil War and Strong Government. [Saturday Review]
"At last we have got a Government!" was the delighted exclamation of a Northern journalist when the Washington Cabinet, having ascertained the will of its many-headed master, began…
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The St. Louis correspondent of the S. F. Herald, under date 23rd July, refers to the suppression of all information in regard to acknowledged defeat He says:—…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Dr. Channing on American Civil War
So far is an exciting government from being clothed with an inviolable sanctity, that the citizen, in particular circumstances, acquires the right, not only of remonstrating, but of employing force…
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