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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1862

Page

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Market Report of Various Commodities and Goods

The week ending April 23 shows little change in ashes and coal with moderate Pots and soft bricks. Prices kneel for some items while others hold. coffee, flour, and grain remain steadier with modest demand. naval stores and oils show mixed movement. codfish and herring markets are stable. sugar and molasses firm with varied lots. leather and hides steady with sparse sales. general merchandise including Indigo, Lumber, and Metals in moderation.

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Hoosac Tunnel Bill Passed Substantially In Senate

In the Senate the Hoosac Tunnel bill was debated at length with many amendment attempts rejected. The measure passed substantially as sent from the committee by 30 to 7. The House also despatched much business and showed a willingness to work, with three days left to close the session.

Senate Hoosac Tunnel

National bankrupt law urged to unite states and aid commerce

The piece argues for a national insolvency law to harmonize state discharge rules, protect creditors and debtors, and enable cross state commerce. It defends honoring military leaders, while urging Congress to enact a uniform bankruptcy framework for nationwide application.

American Peabody’s gift to London sparks transatlantic unity

A massive 150000 pounds donated by an American, Mr Peabody, is hailed as a moral boon for London and a force for international goodwill. The piece urges funds be used to build improved housing for the poor, arguing it would curb crime and raise living standards while honoring the donor’s memory. It also reports on Civil War military actions around Yorktown and McClellan.

Pope Phillips Maine Washington Republic New York McClellan Halleck Dupont Foote Rosecrans Buell Burnside Sprague Sigel Peabody London Times America Earl Russell England Danvers Baltimore Peadbody St. Giles Yorktown New York Commercial Massachusetts Our George B. McClellan

Harsh satire on royal wealth and social duty

The passage argues for forgetting insults and recognizing virtue in Americans, suggesting noble heirs could do greater good with their wealth than maintaining royal status. It links splendor to labor profits and the rise of poverty, crime, and misery next door.

Dark prospects of rebellion noted in cautious? prose

The article argues that aid to the foe may invite a decisive blow and urges patience while recalling Yorktown as historic ground. It notes the tightening siege of the rebellion and hints at a French minister's trip to Richmond tied to vague aims, possibly preventing bloodshed.

New York Commercial Advertiser Virginia McDowell Fredericksburg Manassas Orange and Alexandria Richmond and Richmond Gordonsville General Banks Harrisonburg Harrisburg Jackson Staunton Central Railroad Blue Ridge McClellan Ture Ulm Napoleon Donelson Oran Island No. 10 Pope Foote Yorktown

Union Sentiment Stresses Preservation of the Nation

At Columbus Gov Dennison welcomes Parson Brownlow and urges South to see that the war’s aim is to preserve the Union and uphold the Constitution. He warns that any force opposing the Union will be fought by a loyal North, with vast manpower and funds already expended, and vows to prevail.

Columbus Ohio Dennison Parson Brownlow South National Union Union

Pope Praised for Humane Leadership in Island No. 10 Victory

The Cincinnati Commercial lauds Gen. Pope for bloodless exploits in Missouri and Island No. 10. It emphasizes his humane decisions, credit to subordinates, and strong army morale, noting his cautious yet decisive approach and high regard from officers.

Cincinnati Pope Missouri New Madrid Mississippi 39Th Ohio Groesbeck Island No. 10 Egonem Hallee No. 10 Schuyler Hamilton Col. Bissell

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