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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1863

Page

2

Bugle Call Lithograph Sparks Frontline Urge

The fine Hunt print of Bugle Call from Fabroninus Studio Building excites readers to ride to the front. Markets cheer for manufacturing railroad and bank shares while the Erie Railroad reports over two million dollars in the last quarter. A New Orleans suit recovers hogsheads of sugar and silver plate from Gen. Neal Dow plus cash. Washington terror reports revive Stonewall Jackson in Virginia Valley as two negro riots in Washington are quietly hushed.

Hunt Fabroninus Erie Railroad Neal Dow New Orleans Washington Stonewall Jackson Virginia Stewart Hamilton College N. Y Liverpool Mobile Uplands Do, Middlin Manchester Coun Richardson Red Western London Lin- Merican Illinois Cedis Havre Gale F . Bae Pales Orleans Cott Nerning Mae Renin London Exchange Ilinois Central Dis Mye Railroad

Steamship News and Transatlantic Shipping Notes

The Arabia reached Halifax with 184 emigrants and 58 bound for Boston, while Australasian and other liners passed known coordinates amid ice and head winds. Reports cover prize court actions, Florida drought, and various ship incidents including the Star of Pen and Aldebaran. London market and British naval matters are noted alongside Far East cargo movements and Confederate loan discussions.

Arabia Haling Halifax Ifax Teutonia Liverpool Albion Foreign Office Statin The Magicienne Washington Florida Aldebaran Greenock Calcutta Boston New York Marantham London Cial England J. B. Spence Liverpool Spence Ann Times New Zealand Paris Liverrook Bomray Maron Canton Shanghai

Patriot Unity and harsher measures vow during Union meeting

A Confederate era crowd pledges to sustain the Government and crush rebellion with every means, denounces peace moves, praises confiscation and emancipation as needed, and promises to punish treason. Speeches by Frelinghuysen, My Soord, and Mr Foster, songs by Mr Bruce, and a two-person county committee to organize Union Leagues are noted.

Congress 5An Davis Confederacy Anugust Pati Vicksburg Port Hudson Red River Tallahatchie Guidace Confederate States Jefferson Dayig Richmond Greenwood Cemetery N.Y Dupont Charleston Fulton Baltimore American Baltimore New York Indianola Admiral Porter Com. Ellet Autocrat Mississippi Gen. Ellet Beecher London Manchester Guardian St. George’s Chapel Prussia Arthur Leopold Prince Leopold Prince Alfred Greece Royal George Bellion Frelinghuysen My Soord Camden Foster Essex Bruce Ld Undie

Forts and fleets update from April Civil War dispatches

A Telegraph despatch to Major General Dix reports General Foster relieved. A river steamer with troops and supplies broke the Tar River blockade and reached Washoe Wharf on the 14th. Suffolk remains invested. The Richmond Sentinel notes the ironclad fleet departed Charleston on April 12 and May later return to renew the attack.

Fortress Monitor Palmer Dix Foster Tar River Washago Suffolk Richmond Sentinel Charleston

Nicaraguan Interference No Violation Found

The Nicaraguan government actions against Central American Transit steamers are deemed not a contract violation, with full protection under the existing treaty. Reports mention cavalry moves near Culpepper and Stoneman's command with no indication of major collision or serious skirmishing.

WaAsiIncion Central American Transit Company Stoneman Culpepper

Testimony in Peterhoff case ends. mail opened then halted

Judge Betts ordered the Peterhoff mail opened but a Washington despatch intervened. It is surmised the steamer may be given up. A separate fire at Winder & Co clothing printing, 37th street, caused $12,000 loss with insurance.

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