Navy procurement in 1861 ships Stars and Stripes Penguin and Albatross
A Navy inquiry compares the Stars and Stripes with Penguin and Albatross purchases under rival systems. It notes price, age, tonnage, and profit issues, arguing the Stars and Stripes was not extravagantly priced given charter factors. Commandant S. L. Burse reports to Secretary Welles on ship purchases and necessary repairs.
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Breese
Stars and Stripes
Department
Penguin
Albatross
Navy
War Department
Stanton
Sumner
N. Y. Post
Holt
Garrison
Alamm
Washington
U. S. Senate
Ublican
Howey
Chas. Sumner
Ben. Wade
Navy plans to buy ships for coal supply in blockade
Secretary Welles informs Commodore Breese on May 13 1861 that the Navy Department seeks to purchase three sailing ships to coal the squadron off Pensacola and later the Mississippi. One large carrier. two smaller hulks for Hampton Roads. consult Mr George D Morgan and buy with his approval.
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Baltimore
Commodore Breese
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Quaker City
Union Defence Committee
Mr Morgan
Commodore Paulding
Delano
Pook
New York
Bell
Kimball
Mie
Department Geome
Breese
Navy Department
Paulding
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Garvin
Boston
Nightingale
Department
Fox
Chamber of Commerce
Haa Wyd Stars and Stripes
War Department
Stars and Stripes
War Desammne
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
Gro. D. Morgan
House of Representatives
Senate
Brooks
George D. Morgan
William H. Aspinwall
W. H. Starbuck
New Bedford
Aspinwall
Geo. W. Barker
Barker
Starbuck
Henry Z. Thomas
Thomas
William Badger
George B. Richmond
E. Williams Hervey
Henry F. Thomas
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Bristol
S. S
W. L. Edwards
W. H. Starrock
Andrew R. Culver
Commodore Brese
Naval
United States
Reman
Welles
Srk
Pensacola
Mississippi
Hampton Roads
Gipron Welles
8S. L. Breese
Welles Navy Yard
Badger
Rotien
Aspin
Advance and Misfortune Across Nations and States
Congressional usurpation and treason in the North are discussed alongside cabinet changes and moves toward Nashville. The issue also covers finance, business, state documents, royal funeral honors, notable speeches, and regional items from Boston to New Hampshire.
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Nashville
Sumner
Governor's Horse Guards
New Hampshire
Caleb Cushing
Father Lacordaire
Boston
Massachusetts
Senate Passes Bill on School Religious Exercises
In a Friday Senate session the bill on religious exercises in schools passed by a decisive vote. Other measures include banking legislation to pay out U S Demand Notes and an exemption up to $2000 for religious and charitable properties, plus militia duty review in the House. Back Bay project progress shows 733,482 square feet filled or unsold through Dec 31 with streets accounting for about a third.
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Committee On Banking
United States
Committee On Public Lands
Back Bay
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