English Anger and War Talk Reach New Clamor in Paris to New York
The piece details Marquis de Boissy and Guiccioli’s evolving anti English passions amid renewed political plots in Paris. It shifts to New York reporting speculative profits from tar trading, a praise for Col. Nott’s Sketches of the War, and Washington Day celebrations marred by abolitionist politics and Radical critique.
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Italian Opera A Ballo in Maschera Delights Academy Crowd
Last night at the Academy of Music an Italian Opera Ballo in Maschera drew a large enthusiastic audience. Kellogg Cordier Morensi Brignoli Amodio starred with notable singing and acting, the ball scene drew fashionable locals, and the performance was praised as a marked success. Tomorrow's program features La Juive with high public expectation and a likely full house.
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Military promotions and duty orders issued in 1862
Special orders from the War Department direct Captains J. C. Chadwick of the 19th Massachusetts and B. R. Vreefler of the 78th New York Volunteers to report in person to Brig. Gen. Ullmann in New York for duty. The notices, dated February 7 1962, emphasize immediate reporting without delay.
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Geo. B. Smith
John W. Sterling
Navy reports cite faulty iron and inexperience in ship engines
The Secretary of the Navy told the Senate that the Ossipee failure stemmed from soft iron cylinder side valves. Fourteen hulls used the same plan with eight failures in trials. Ossipee and Juniata suffered from inexperienced builders lacking proper shops and engineers. Pensacola's failure resulted from mixed design and delays, costing 328 460 dollars and leaving the vessel useless until repairs.
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New Orleans
Washington's Birthday Observed Amid Storm In Army
The Army of the Potomac celebrated Washington's birthday with salutes from batteries on the south side of the Rappahannock. A late snowstorm brought two to three feet of drift in places, seven inches on average, freezing temperatures caused frost bite, tents offered little protection, and mud worsened as roads became impassable for days.
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Washington's Birthday Observed in Nashville
The celebration of Washington's birthday drew large crowds of citizens and Union soldiers to the Capitol in Nashville Tennessee. Mayor John H. Smith stated the city showed strong Union sentiment, refuting rebels' claims and noting a social upheaval sweeping away old aristocratic landmarks.
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U S Christian Commission Holds Notable Washington Meeting
A large gathering in the House of Representatives heard Secretary Chase preside as President Lincoln sent a supportive letter. Speakers included Gov. Pollock Hon H Maynard Dr Taylor Rev Duryea Geo H Stuart and Joseph Patterson with endorsements from Gen Howard and Admiral Foote praising the Commission’s work and spirit.
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Snow Delays Mail Trains as City Halts for Holiday
In New York on February 23 trains were seriously delayed by snow. The shore route train arrived at 8 pm. The day saw partial business suspension with flags flying salutes fired and troops present. A seized steamer Eagle rumor is denied by captain and owners.
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