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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1863

Page

2

Fed up with debates the Senate tacks on new banking duties

The long session ends with a tense vote on the Ways and Means plan. Senators debate taxing banks, tariffs, and internal revenue while efforts to aid the army and manage currency clash with political pressure and party lines.

President reconciles with Senate over contraband trade stance

President sends a reply to Senor Romero and publishes a long exchange between the State and Treasury secretaries on arms and wagon shipments to Mexico and France. Seward maintains a neutral stance, denying war status but allowing wagons to France, while arms export remains restricted.

Washington Senate Mexico Senor Romero United States Seward Secretary of the Treasury Treasury Department Hamilton Webster Vattel Mr Seward New York Vera Cruz Secretaries of the War and Navy Departments Secretary of the Navy Secretary of War France Romero

War Department Report on Army Pay and Assignments

Secretary of War releases to the House details on muster-roll burdens and public interest. Adjutant General cites heavy work in enumerating troops. Paymaster General notes 24,150,000 paid by Jan 19 for sick, discharged soldiers and field troops, with payments extending to Octist and funds en route for West and South. Commissary General outlines subsistence spending and aid to contrabands and prisoners. Stanton names 51 Major Generals and 240 Brigadiers. several generals remain unassigned to commands.

Bakeings Senate Foote Solon Hicks Arnold Turpie Grimes House Banks United Powell United States Judiciary Committee Ten Eyck Rice Secretary of War Secretary of the Treasury Wilson Massachusetts Burnside Frederickspurg Washington Mexico Low California Treasury White Ohio Hooper Lovejoy Stevens Fafiadelphie, Washington and Balti Railroad Co Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co Camden and Ambo Railroad Co Hace State of the Union Emancipation Commission of District of Columbia U. S Commissioner of Internal Revenue Arabia Paris London France Merriam Turkey McDowell Col. Alexander U. S. Engineers Gen. McDowell McClellan Martindale McCall Office OF the Treasury OF the United States New York E. Spinner Treasury Department Army of the Potomac North Carolina Stanton George B. McClellan J. C. Fremont Irwin McDowell D. C. Buell Fitz John Porter C. M. Clay Andrew Porter M. J. Harney C. P. Stone George A. McCall Lewis Blenker James Shields

Weather Delays Army of the Potomac Advance

Poor roads and frozen ground halted any move beyond the Rappahannock. Pontoon and heavy artillery transport was stalled, but sun return offers hopeful soil conditions. Paymasters have arrived bringing relief to soldiers and families. delays in active payrolls may follow.

Army OF the PoTomac Rappahannock

Six ballots taken for Senator in San Francisco race

In San Francisco on January 22 six ballots were held for Senator. Phelps showed 43 votes at one point but 37 on the final tally. The same dispatch notes Mazatlan dates and reports W. L. Baker the American Consul at Guayama was murdered around December 20 while visiting Apache silver mines. A Mazatlan courier on January 3 carried late Mexican capital news amid rumors of French camp at Puebla preparing for attack.

San Francisco Phelps Mazatlan W. L. Baker Guayama Mexico Puebla

Rebels Arrested on James River During Severe Storm

On January 22 at Fort Monroe forty men were taken into custody on the James River including rebel officers Captains Wm. Canzy and Smith captured at Smith's house. Five hundred dollars worth of contraband goods were found. The Baltimore mail boat arrival was delayed. Four rebel prisoners were moved from Yorktown yesterday morning.

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Last of Banks Troops Sails for New Orleans

The 49th Mass regiment, Gen Banks’s last unit, sails tomorrow from New York to New Orleans aboard the steamer Illinois. Gen Andrews and his staff travel on the same vessel except Capt Vallance who stays to settle claims.

New York Banks New Orleans Illinois Andrrews Vallance

Friday Afternoon Stock Close Summary

Stocks were steadier as the day closed with firm government bids for Coupons 954 and Treasury 73 10 notes 101. American Gold finished at 1479 bid. Regional rail and copper stocks traded lower with multiple named lines showing mixed closing bids and fractional values on the Brokers Board.

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