Trent affair papers referred to Foreign Affairs
In Washington on January 7 a message from the President was read. A motion was made to refer the Trent affair papers to the Committee on Foreign Affairs for consideration.
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General Sherman reports the December 30 mission to destroy batteries on the Coosaw River to hinder navigation. The operation drove the enemy from the batteries, with batteries demolished and vessels damaged, and minimal Union casualties. General Stevens then returned to Port Royal Island.
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