Štěpánka Belgická (uváděná i jako Štěpánka či Stefanie Rakouská, celým rodným jménem Stéphanie Clotilde Louise Herminie Marie Charlotte de Belgique; 21. května 1864 Laken – 23. srpna 1945 Pannonhalma) byla rodem belgická princezna a v letech 1881–1889 korunní princezna rakousko-uherská, manželka následníka trůnu Rudolfa.
Přečtěte si více...21. května 1864 bylo sobota pod hvězdičkou ♉. Byl 141 den v roce. Prezidentem Spojených států byl Abraham Lincoln.
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Date: 22 May 1864
WASHINGTON, Saturday, May 21.
Date: 22 May 1864
San Francisco Letter, April 23
Date: 21 May 1864
on Freedom of the Press and Bogus Proclamation Seizures; Evening Post on the Freedom of the Press
Date: 22 May 1864
Correspondence of the Newark Advertiser
On the 8th the rebels sent down a flag of truce conveying a matter of $600 in greenbacks to the crew of the recaptured Bombshell. We learned from the officers that the Captain of the ram was wounded and that as soon as the ram was repaired a little they would give us another trial.
Date: 21 May 1864
GEN. BLAIR'S CASE
Gen
Mr. Dodd Sustained
Date: 21 May 1864
The steamship Peruvian, from Liverpool, at 3 P.M. of the 12th, and Londonderry, l3th inst., for Quebec, was intercepted at Port au Basque, at 7 o'clock this evening, and the following summary of her news obtained.
Date: 22 May 1864
THE SHOOTING OF PATRICK McGEE. An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner WILDEY, at the New-York Hospital, on the body of PATRICK McGEE, who was shot and fatally wounded on the 2d inst., near...
Date: 22 May 1864
Paris Letter, May 6
Date: 22 May 1864
The following additional by steamship Peruvianfailed to come to hand last night:
Date: 22 May 1864
From the Richmond Enquirer, May 18
We must refer to the letter of our correspondent for the latest items from Gen. LEE's army. It will be seen that nothing of serious importance has transpired since the great battle of Thursday last, except, perhaps, the movement of the enemy upon Massaponax Church, already announced by Gen. LEE, and the meaning of which will soon be developed. Gen. Lee has issued a most encouraging series of congratulatory orders to his army, which will be found in the letters alluded to.