Rappahannock and war news amid holiday pauses
The Army and Navy Gazette notes the Laird brothers refuse offers for their Mersey rams and American efforts to stop the CSS Rappahannock from Calais. Reports include holiday bank rates, a Birmingham fire killing six, Danish ministry resignations, and Meade era relief plans for Potomac civilians with a Treasury trade agent and depots at Culpeper Warrenton.
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Senate Debates on Navy Investigation and Senator Davis Expulsion
On January 8 1864 Fray in Washington D C members debated investigations into Navy operations and supply contracts with calls to examine the steamer engines and efficiency. Resolutions of thanks to Gen Hooker Burnside Thomas and their officers were reported. Senator Wilson moved to expel Senator Davis over alleged treasonous language. Davis defended his resolutions stating his intent was misquoted.
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State Officials Named in Legislative Convention
The Speaker appointed Drummond of Bath as Finance Committee chair and Barker of Stetson as Elections chair. In the joint convention Ephraim Flint was elected Secretary of State John A Peters Attorney General John S Hodsdon Adjutant General Hiram Chapman Land Agent and councilmen Chas Holden John J Perry Hiram Ruggles John M Noyes Sewall Watson Alonzo Stark Joseph Farwell.
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Court hearing continues in James Johnston case
St Johns New Brunswick court sat yesterday and today as James Johnston engineer for Chesapeake testified. Evidence aligns with earlier statements from the captain and engineer. Examination adjourned to Monday and the case is expected to proceed through much of next week.
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Montauk Steamer Arrives With Troops In Snowstorm
The Montauk from New Haven arrived today with troops after running ashore in a snowstorm on Timecork and breaking the screw flange. Reports also note 800 men of the 24th Massachusetts heavy artillery to reach Jersey City tomorrow for the war effort, with the 6th New York cavalry arriving and 412 of 420 reenlisting.
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