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1864-02-04 · Memphis, Tenn. · 1861-1865 Annexation to Spain and Restoration War

Memphis daily appeal

SourceFuente: Memphis daily appeal, Memphis, Tenn., 1864-02-04
https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045160/1864-02-04/ed-1/?sp=2
annexation_restoration_1861shipping_vessels_navalrevolution_unrest

Passage summaryResumen del pasaje

Based on the provided excerpt, the *Diario* contrasts the rebels' conduct with the mild and exemplary behavior of the Spanish troops, predicting that the rebellion will soon be extinguished by the valiant and disciplined army. It also reports on a battle at Samaná on the 31st—following a previous rebel attack on the 24th—stating that the rebels sustained a great defeat with the aid of gunboats. Additionally, the steamship of war *Ulloa* captured two foreign-flagged schooners on the northern coast that were loaded with one thousand rifles, munitions, and provisions.

A juzgar por el extracto facilitado, el *Diario* contrapone la conducta de los insurrectos con el proceder benigno y ejemplar de las tropas españolas, augurando que la rebelión será sofocada en breve por el bizarro y disciplinado ejército. Informa asimismo sobre un combate en Samaná el día 31 —tras un ataque rebelde previo el día 24—, asegurando que los insurrectos sufrieron un rotundo descalabro gracias al apoyo de cañoneros. Además, el vapor de guerra *Ulloa* capturó en la costa septentrional dos goletas de matrícula extranjera cargadas con mil fusiles, municiones y víveres.

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aete rmiueu mat if tbe latter tuccel 1c getting

pessessios cf 'he country, it shall profit them

bat lii tie.

The Dierio contrasts with thfe the mild and

e-.c:: an ry cendnet of the Spenish troops, who

take pates not to see or it jure private property,

do ail they ceofto help the people of the coun¬

try, end manifest no disposition to de-noil l

them It thinks that the course of the rebels

will alienate from their cause tho majority of the

people. Bvetytbicff ii -lichtes that tbe end of

the war is not tar iff Sooner or later, no mat¬

ter what the ob;ucle, in the end there is no

donbt but hat the rnyolt will be extinguished

by the valiant and well dlscipl.ued army;

which, with so much nt lf decial, as well as he

rotsm. is in St. Domingo, worthily complying

with its holy duty to defend the flag of the

country

Ot the latest battle in the island, that ef Sa-

marja, n e bave the information that previous to

it, on the 24 h nit the rebels made an attack

cn the town, hot wore repulsed with some loss;

thanks w two gut b ats lying in the harbor.

The battle took place or the 31st and the rebels

are stated te have iiustained a great defeat The

gunboats greatly contributed to it, protecting

with their fire the eoiwu of attack.

Ti e Diariu is assured that the steamship of

war Uilua, which is cruising rn tha northern

coast of the island, has lately capturad two

scboonera, under a f ireign dig, loaded with

OQs thousand rin-s and a considerable quantity

of powder, mnuttions and provisions, all tor

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Record: cr37147-1
Located-passage SHA-256: 2e7d82a73acad00a81ff04d64f72e572c217a1f31eda910ac8001a65bf7ed111 (over the passage text above)
Source page OCR SHA-256: 81bf8ae8b82dbcb53764e002f26e487cbf6d540321ac6284222baef12ce2c51b

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Memphis daily appeal. (1864). Memphis, Tenn., 1864-02-04. US/DR Newspaper Timeline, record cr37147-1. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045160/1864-02-04/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Memphis daily appeal, 1864-02-04.