A Confederate War Steamer in Hudson’s Hay
Considerable interest was manifested in Melbourne on Wednesday morning by an announcement at the Telegraphic-office that the screw steamer Royal Standard had…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1865
4 stories in Murray's papers
Civil War in America
The public anxiety for news of General [?] has been relieved by the announcement rate authority that he has reached [?] and taken by [?] Fort [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Arrival Op the English Mail. by Electric Telegraph. [Per [?] and Bird—reuter’s Agents.] President Lincoln Shot Dead. Mr. Seward Wounded. General Lees Army Surrendered. English & French Alliance. Melbourne. Friday Night
THE Alexandra, with the English mail, bringing English dates to the 16th May, arrived in ninety hours from the Sound. Her delay was occasioned by the non-arrived of the [?] at Gaile. It was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →“Now Comes the Tug of War!” [To the Editor of the “Banner.”]
SIR,— The question of Border Customs is one which has been pretty well canvassed in this district during the past twelve months, and it has been so freely discussed, and nothing p[?]cal been done, that the…
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