Trustees Report on Worcester Lunatic Hospital Activities
The Trustees of the State Lunatic Hospital at Worcester present their thirty first annual report to the Governor and Council detailing the year's progress and outcomes. Beginning October 1 1862 the document outlines admissions, treatments, and institutional improvements achieved during the year.
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Steamship Arabia Arrives Halifax From Liverpool
The Arabia Captain Hockley from Liverpool Jan 23 reached Halifax at 1 am and left for Boston at 6 am with 36 passengers. Earlier, Persia from New York and ship Consul bound for Boston were noted. Telegraph updates from Queenstown include Atlantic steamers, midweek Paris news, markets, and military reports across Europe and Asia.
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House Debates Confiscation Act Amendments And Passes Resolution
The 1864 congressional entries report the House voting 82 to 44 to pass the joint resolution amending the July 1862 confiscation act. Debates featured Blair Smith and Pruyn on secession and administration obedience. The House adjourned at 5 o clock until Monday.
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Washington Dispatches Highlight War Senate and Navy Affairs
The Military Committee keeps the Conscription bill front and center and rejects funding for private property claims. Tax bill changes head to Ways and Means with Senate amendments under doubt. Virginia delays a U S Senator election. Navy contracts for sunken-ship salvage proceed with guarantees. Coast defenses board meets while Colfax hosts popular receptions. Admiral Dupont to testify on naval ordnance. Dr Stuart Gwynn released after 30 days confinement.
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Prisoner talks at City Point yield no arrangements
Reports from Washington and Mobile describe attempts to negotiate prisoner exchanges near City Point with no authorized official present. The Pet and Hercules steamers breached the blockade to Wilmington, while military actions report a Confederate success at Corinth and a Union cavalry reinforcement movement toward Sevierville. The Sumter bombardment ceased after a nightly shelling tally of 150 with 129 hits.
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Massive Colt factory fire devastates Hartford plant
Hartford reports a disastrous blaze at Colt's Armory and Pistol Factory destroying the original building and office. Lost machinery and stock valued around two million dollars. one or more workers killed and hundreds jobless as fire rages. The new factory area is saved, with ongoing government contract production continuing.
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New York Feb 5 Steamer News From New Orleans and New York
The Yazoo from New Orleans arrives with New Orleans papers to the 29th. Commodore Palmer leaves Hartford for Pensacola, Bell reassigned north. The John Winthrop aban doned near Tortugas. Blanchard and crew rescued. A Paymaster’s safe in New Orleans robbed of 35000 dollars. Money markets show firm week, gold sales at 63 64, silver 53 55, Sterling 17 3 4. Cotton and sugar prices rise. freight rates listed.
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Field dispatches on Moorefield and Shenandoah actions
The Herald reports from Fez in the field that after six hours of fighting Col Mulligan drove Gen Early from Moorefield and then engaged Gen Rosser on the South Fork with signal success. Early retreated toward the Shenandoah Valley as Kelley pressed the attack. Deserters report enemy losses and prisoners while Petersburg is held by Union forces. Weather is fair.
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Refugees and contrabands reach Fort Monroe and Norfolk
Eight refugees from the South arrived at Fort Monroe via Yorktown this morning. Three hundred fifty contrabands with forty mule teams reached Norfolk yesterday from Rebeldom. The steamer Louisa Moor arrived from Newbern with a dispatch from Gen Palmer to Gen Butler noting rebel forces retiring from Newbern. A flag of truce departed Fortress Monroe for City Point today.
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Russian sailor slain in Annapolis by man named League
A Russian sailor was murdered at Annapolis yesterday by a man named League who has been arrested. Investigations are being made tonight. The report notes few circumstantial details and ongoing inquiries.
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New York Stock and Money Market Report Highlights Feb Fifth
First Board stocks show gains with railroads leading and American Gold at 1571. Second Board activity lists Cumberland Coal preferred at 51 and Pacific Mail at 2254. Cotton and flour prices move, corn and wheat futures mix, and market notes reflect dull to firm shifts across commodities.
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