Diplomacy and Neutrality in Civil War Era Dispatches
The records recount Seward and U S diplomacy over the U S Civil War, detailing policy toward France Mexico and the Emperor, the Emperor of Austria, Russia Prussia Japan and other nations. Statements oppose intervention and assert noninterference while preserving republican ideals and allied interests.
Senate and House Proceedings Presented Bills and Debates
Senate discussed bills on Peruvian claims army rules and bounty payments to pre May 3 1863. oath rule debated. Resolutions thanked Gen Thomas Ringgold and Dupont. Customs inspectors' salaries raised. prize case procedures discussed. House reviewed Confiscation Act amendments. tax plans on spirits debated. Adjourned after excise and internal revenue committee work.
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Wastixnoron
Senate
Sumner
Committee On Foreign Relations
Wilson
United States
Wilkinson
Bayard
Delaware
Collamer
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Ringgold
Dupont
New York
Judiciary Committee
House
Bliss
Ohio
Boutwell
Mass
Lovejoy
Ilinois
Grinnell
Iowa
Messrs
Fernando Wood
Chandler
Refugee Isaac Leibman jailed. Navy bill advances in Congress
Isaac Leibman, a Union refugee from Wilmington, was taken from a Leonards town coach and jailed in Old Capitol prison with $700 in gold and two gold watches on him. Congress considers a Navy bill allocating about 97.9 million for operations, with detailed spending for officers, crews, construction, armor, fuel, and provisions. Senate confirms several customs posts and Revenue Cutter Service officers, including Gund in Puget Sound and Parsons in Trinidad, with others named for San Francisco and Portland districts.
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Washington
Isaac Leibnian
Wilmington
N. C
Leonardstown
Old Capitol
Todd
Leibman
Virginia
Committee On Ways and Means
Navy
Morgan
New York
Admiraltty
Kings
Queens
Suffolk
Richmond
Circuit Court
Fernando Wood
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
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Treasury Department
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Pacific
Seward
Adams
Senate
Lewis C. Gunn
California
District of
Puget Sound
Charles James
San Francisco
Sebastian S. Marble
Waldoboro
Maine
H. M. Miller
Charles G. Parsons
Trinidad
J. Washburn, Jr
Portland
Falmouth
Henry M. Hamesby
James W. Dennis
Revenue Cutter Service
Inauguration Speech of Governor Curtin Declares War Duty
Harrispura Pennsylvania January 19 Governor Curtin pledges full moral official power to prosecute the war and support the National Government. He condemns treason and calls for unity, constitutional liberty, and steadfast effort to preserve the Republic amid rebellion.
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Harrispura
Curtin
Senate
House of Representatives
Seward Advises Neutral stance amid Mexican Civil War
Secretary Seward informs Major General Banks the United States remains on friendly terms with Mexico, will practice non intervention, and forbids U S troops from entering Mexico beyond self defense. He orders no protection of Mexican citizens, urges consuls to leave unsafe posts, and emphasizes reporting political developments for U S understanding.
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M. Cronyn de l’Huys
M. Drouyn de l'Huys
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Austria
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M. Drouyn de Phuys
M. Drouyn de I’iings
Mr Arroyo
Tmbe
I Seward
J. M. Arroyo
United States of America
Russia
Prussia
Judd
Frankfort
Japan
Prayn
Legation
Yedo
Pruyn
San Francisco
Republic of Mexico
Sam
Willram H. Sewarp
Gen. Banks
Department of the Gulf
Brownsville
Turmoil in Santo Domingo as Dominicans push back Spaniards
From St Domingo dated Dec 14 to Puerto Plata Dec 26 the Turks Island Standard reports Azua fallen to Gandara but of little value. A convoy for Santana captured. 1200 Spaniards bombard St Christobel and suffer heavy losses. Dominicans repel a Dec 20 Puerto Plata battle, seize a cannon, and strengthen defenses. Santana near Sapguino with 1500 reinforcements but many sick, while two native regiments are formed. The Standard urges Spain to withdraw.
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Turks Island
St. Domingo
Puerto Plata
Azua
Gandara
Santana
St. Christobel
River James
Yahacoa
Sapguino
St. Dominio
Spain
Snowbound Trains Delay Regional Rail Lines
Crxersnxat Tti reports eight inches of snow with clear skies and a 27 degree reading. Trains run late as snow weatherbound. Ohio River remains open to Maysville, Kentucky, amid storm warnings. Oswego and Toronto note hail, lightning, and heavy snow with blocked telegraphs and halted rail service.
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OswEgo
Burorawo
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Connecticut Regiment Reenlists and Heads to New Haven
The 7th Connecticut, arriving from the Department of the South, reenlisted and will depart tomorrow for New Haven. Exoneration issued for the Judge Hathaway brig captain for smuggling charges. the brig released. A Southeast rain storm began this morning in Fortress Monroe. The Sandusky despatch notes no new developments at Johnson's Island and an eastern gale with snow.
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Connecticut
Department of the South
Col. Army
New Haven
Monror
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the Tribune
Sandusky
Johnson's Island
Pierson
Rebels attack pickets at Flint Hill repelled by volley
A dispatch from Fairfax Court Horus dated Jan. 18 reports fifteen to twenty rebels attacking pickets at Flint Hill this morning but driven off by a volley from Union men. Guerillas have appeared near the lines both last night and tonight, and parties are sent out to pursue them.
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Washington
the Star
Fairfax Court Horus
Flint Hill
Markets in New York Stock and Money Market Jan 19
First Board stocks lower with railroad and railroad scrip mixed results and bond prices varying. Second Board stocks rise while cotton, flour, wheat, and grain move mixed, with notable activity in US government securities, gold, and exchange rates. weekly cattle market shows declines in beef and pork alongside steady dairy and wool markets.
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Barre
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Conn
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Elmira
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Rue DE LA Paix
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Cadets summoned for escort duty to Massachusetts Volunteers
Boston January 29 1844 Cadet Armory announces Independent Company of Cadets to assemble at 9 in full uniform for escort to the 9th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers. Remarks remind 2nd Massachusetts Regiment to report in force in State Street for welcome. Also notices about Cadet reunion, braces supplier, and Winston agency reports.
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Cadet Armory
Boston
Independent Company of Cadets
Massachusetts Volunteers
Lee Woould
44Th Regiment
Massachusetts 2d
Commmon
State Street
James William Kimball
Janl Fm&w
Water Street
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RAY Blake Brothers & Co
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