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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1862

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2

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.

Hoost of Representatives Wshington Trent Committee On Foreign Affairs Phillips England Jefferson Madison Jackson United States Bank Congress New Hampshire Andrew Jackson United States Great Britain Union Democratic Party Eec Hartford Conn Town Hall James ‘Ty Pratt Chac. R. Alsop Middletown Committee On Hibernians New Mary's Institute Dicot Street

Sherman Dispatches on Coosaw River Battery Action

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.

Sherman Washington Adjutant General’s Office Port Roya Mayflower Stevens Port Royal Island

Warships and gun works at Washington Navy Yard

Washington notes ice on the flats opposite the Navy Yard is 4 to 5 inches thick while the King Phillip keeps the channel open. The vessel loads a new 80 pound rifled gun for the Pensacola. Heavy gun castings arrive daily by rail and are bored and rifled, then tested for strength and accuracy.

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