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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1864

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Fanny Kemble Plays New Drama with Kate Bateman

The item notes Fanny Kemble is writing a new play with Kate Bateman in the leading role. A temperance revival begins in Chicago while Gough has visited. Paris secured twenty million pounds of ice in the cold spell. Radical press portrays Richmond as readily toppled on paper. Two blockade cargoes sold at Petersburg netted four million dollars. The Infant Prince Quadrille is a contemporary novelty.

Dumas Paris Boston Faculty of Medicine France Medical Lancet United States Louis Andrae Lindall Street Congress Street Mass I TV Sealer Deane Street C. J. B. Moulton John D. Cadogan Sealers of Weights and Measures Niles Lock City Hall Court Square Henry Faxon Fanny Kemble Kate Bateman Chicago Gough Richmond Petersburg Prince Quadrille New York 24Th Street East River Neilson & Nichols Novelty Iron Works Messrs Konze N. Y Washington N. Y. Herald Florida Lincoln John Hay Congress

Senate and House action on disloyalty and enlistment laws

Washington reports Senate proposals to bar disloyal persons from U S public lands and extend enlistment terms in the regular army with reenlistment privileges for prior veterans. Debate over color disqualifications in mail carrying and U S Courts follows, with adjournment after executive session. House moves on army use of Southern state volunteers and Lieutenant General grant controversy ends session.

Treasury Department Office Lighthouse Board Boston Mass New York New London Sag Harbor New Bedford Edgartown Nantucket Copertaceens Department United States District Navy Customs Light-house Board Washington City United 8 W. B. Shubrick Senate General Theological Library Merchants’ Woollen Company Daniel W. Lincoln Worcester Henry F. French Cambridge State Agricultural College Moses W. Chapin Chicopee House Washington Sumner United States Committee On Public Lands Wilson Collamer Post Office Committee Messrs Lane and Hendricks Indiana Powell Saulsbury Messrs Harlan U.S Blair Missouri Committee On Military Affairs Carolins South Carolina Alabama Virginia Washburne Illinois Conference Committee Gen. Grant Cox Ohio

Confederate Ironclads Fall in Charleston Harbour

The report notes the U S corvette Housatonic destroyed in Charleston harbor on the 18th by the torpedo Davis with two officers and three men lost. Rescue by fleet boats saved the rest. Also mentions transport Falcon from Port Royal arriving after battle at Olantel Florida, and Union troops capturing over $1 500 000 in property. Additional actions include reconnaissance on Williams Island and losses of the 85th Pennsylvania.

Newbern N. C Peck D Ment North Carolina Neuse Roanoke Tar Lymouth Washington Virginia Wilmington Journal Raleigh Standard Gov. Vance Confederacy Plymouth C. W. Flasser Wessels General Peck Flusser Agai McChesney 1St North Carolina Volunteers Maxwell Military and Fire Department Butler New York Falcon Port Royal Olnatel Florida Jacksonville U. S Pickering Charleston Davis O. Muzzey Hazeltine Hilton Head Savannah River Williams Island

Gen Cruft at Buzzard Roost As Skirmish Continues

A despatch from Louisville reports Gen Cruft finding the enemy at the valley beyond Rocky Falls at 9:30 P M with reinforcements hoped. Generals Morgan and McCook skirmish near Buzzard Roost as engagement remains active. at Tunnel Hill Gen Palmer took 300 prisoners with about 75 killed or wounded.

Louisville Buzzard Roost Cruft Rocky Falls Morgan McCook Chattanooga Tunnel Hill Palmer

Fire destroys upper floors of Hope Iron Foundry building

In Providence the top three floors of the Hope Iron Foundry five story building were burned this evening. Loss estimated between 10 000 and 15 000 dollars. A work factory, two hoop skirt shops, and a reed factory were in the affected section. Other occupants suffered water damage.

Providence R. I Fes Hope Iron Foundry

New York Stock and Money Market Updates

Irregular first board trading shows many railroad and mineral stocks with varied prices. Second board recovery strengthens as U S Treasury notes and gold bond prices shift, while cotton, grain, and meat markets display mixed activity and steady to lower ranges.

NEW York Stock and Money Market First Board Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Minors Central Railroad Scrip Michigan Southern Railroad New York Central Railroad Reading Railroad Hudson River Railroad Missouri Sixes Galena and Chicago Railroad Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Michigan Central Railroad Harlem Railroad Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad Terre Haute and Alton Railroad Pittsburg and Fort Wayne Railroad Toledo and Wabash Railroad Chioe and Northwestern Railroad American Gold Stieu Treasury Missouri American Gold Canton Comany Cumberland Coaleeee Quicksilver Mining Company Pacific Mail Steamship Sysegm Erie Railroad Reach Railroad Michian Central Railroad Kinois Central Railroad Scrip Cleveland and Pittsby Railroad Clevelan and Toledo Railroad Ohio Canada Chicago Milwaukee Michigan Uiet Ee Ey Po Rangoon New Orleans Liverpool Fleuris, Nty. Co Mess Park

Private letters on Alabama blockade rumor from Amoy

The Glencoe reports no confirmation that the Alabama is blockaded at Amoy. It is believed Wyoming near Salgon blocks her, not in dock as once said. Henry Brigham arrives from Kanagawa with Chinese papers up to Jan 27 and Shanghai letters to Jan 19 show nothing about the Alabama.

Carro Ill Fen Superior Evaneville Hac Aweiwaa Memphis Vicksburg Sherman Selma Ala Montgomery Alabama Clyde Louisville R. Cook Belvidere Northerner Pike San Francisco Glencoe Kanagawa Japan Amoy Wyoming Salgon Henry Brigham Shanghai

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