Collyer Lecture Seeks Meaning Of New World Destiny
Rev. Robert Collyer of Chicago delivered the second supplementary course lecture in Music Hall, reflecting on American destiny, Puritan democracy, and continental origins. He linked Civil War-era events and dates to broader themes, noting regiments, emigration history, and hopes for a united future under American patriotism.
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House Bill Aims Arrears Payment For Soldiers And Appoints Armory Panel
The House passes a measure to simplify arrears payments to soldiers with death or hospital cases, directing officers to file detailed death histories and arrears claims with Army paymasters. A select committee is named to study a National Armory west of the Alleghenies. The Senate confirms multiple nominations, and finance amendments raise whiskey taxes while shifting rates. The Army appropriation bill totals 529.5 million, itemized for bounties, pay, subsistence, clothing, and equipment.
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Deserter Rumors Plague Lee as Army Faces Scarcity at Rapidan
Reports from the Potomac describe mutinous feeling in several regiments and possible clashes near the Rapidan. Lee’s forces suffer severe shortages of salt pork flour tea sugar and clothing with few blankets available. Prisoners report many cavalrymen lost or frozen during a failed valley covert operation and deserters continue arriving as enrolment of civilians within lines nears completion.
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Merrimac Sails with 31st Maine and Harbors News
The steamer Merrimac cleared for Portland and New Orleans carrying the 31st Maine. The Corsica bound for Havana loaded 176000 in gold. New Haven recruits attempted escape. guard wounded a citizen. Reporting from Memphis notes the 16th Army Corps poised to strike rebels in Mississippi with 12000 cavalry at Corinth. Rumors of a Martinsburg raid cited. Gen. Kelley prepared. The Matanzas brought 700 bales of cotton. The 39th Illinois, 350 men, arrived on furlough after reenlisting.
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Loss of New York ship Asterion near Baker's Island
The steamer Ellenears reports the New York ship Asterion wrecked on Baker's Island reef on September 24. Crew and some stores were saved. Guano cargo is lost. Arrival date for Ellenears is January 14 from Honolulu.
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