Movements of Troops at Pensacola in Civil War Era
Montgom ery reports President Davis orders troop movements to Pensacola. The Mississippi and Georgia brigades, about 1800 and 370 troops respectively, move through Alabama. A battery of eleven inch guns guards Fort Pickens as Cabinet debates war policy toward Lincoln.
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Merchants Refuse to Pay Duty Amid Revenue Law Dispute
In New York on April 9 several merchants protested duties claiming they cannot be compelled to pay until revenue laws are enforced nationwide. The action highlights resistance to tax collection requirements during the broader national debate.
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Virginia Convention Debates Independence and Union Preservation
In Virginia's Convention today the Committee of the Whole rejected an amendment denying Federal power over the subject. Mr Wise proposed Virginia recognize separate independence of the seceded States, adopted 128 to 20. Amid news of steamers at Charleston and Fort Sumter reinforcements, the eleventh resolution was adopted. the twelfth saw amendments but no action. the session adjourned.
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Persians arrive New York with passengers and specie
The steamship Persia from Liverpool and Queenstown arrived at 8.30 am with 115 passengers and 57000 pounds sterling in specie. Reports from London note no quotable market change since the Canadian's sailing. News focus on European tensions, Rome’s capital status, and Austrian troop movements in Venetia.
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