Privateer Nashville May Return as Merchantman
Observations suggest the Nashville, unable to reach British ports, may become a merchantman after selling Beaufort cotton and could be welcomed in Liverpool. A pirate comeback is hinted if fortunes shift. Also notes the Crescent opposes burning New Orleans citing harm to women and children and critiques planters for bells cast into cannon.
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Steamship arrivals and international wartime commentary
Port of Portland reports the Steamship Jura arriving with 174 passengers after Liverpool and Londonderry calls. The Hibernian reached Londonderry and Liverpool. Reports from Britain discuss Lincoln's emancipation message with optimism for the Union and debate its potential to end the war, while Confederate responses, Atlantic Telegraph news, and financial market notes follow.
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Naval report of the Mosquito Inlet expedition casualties
Union naval dispatch details the loss of Lieut. Commanding Budd and Acting Master Mather and multiple seamen in a Mosquito Inlet boat expedition. TheHenry Andrew and Penguin crews faced surprise fire near live oak earthworks. several sailors were killed or wounded, bodies recovered, and prisoners taken. Dupont notes conduct and cites action against rebel forces and gifts received under a flag of truce.
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Keenan finds wounded at Winchester well cared for
From Winchester Virginia March 31 Surgeon C C Keenan Medical Inspector United States Army reports the wounded after the late battle near Winchester are not neglected. He was sent to inspect hospitals and may move wounded to Washington or Baltimore if needed but finds them well quartered and treated by division surgeons. He has sent the sick to Frederick to free space. General Shields is recovering ready to leave for Strasburg. Minor firing was heard near Strasburg yesterday, origin unclear.
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Slaves Emancipated Under the War Power
Gen Curtis issues order from Headquarters of the Army of the Southwest dated March 26 declaring Charles Morton Hamilton Kennedy and Alexander Lewis, formerly enslaved and used in rebel service, confiscated and permitted to pass northward without hindrance, forever emancipated from masters.
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Remarkable Baltimore boiler blast injures only two boys
A boiler at the Baltimore House of Refuge exploded twice, blasting the roof of the school and injuring seven while killing two brothers named Myers. The blast sent debris across 250 feet and left the rest and the teacher unharmed.
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Funeral for Slocum Ballou and Tower in Providence
Providence March 31 funeral honors for Col Slocum Major Ballou and Capt Tower drew a solemn citywide pause. The National Guard chartered companies and state troops formed an escort with Governor Sprague and Lieut Governor Andrew. Bodies laid in Grace Church Cemetery as Bishop Clark read the burial, volleys fired, troops reviewed at Dexter ground.
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