Rutland and Burlington Railroad Bondholders Meeting Noted
Notice calls first mortgage bondholders to a meeting at the Meionnon at 3 o'clock this afternoon. A column of items follows, including culinary notes from Glen Cove and social curiosities about New York society, crime, and politics from Washington and New York.
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Rutland and Burlington Railroad
Meionnon
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Rebel moves and Richmond news in eerie Tennessee theater
January dispatch from Murfreesboro reports Rosecrans urging papers to stop publishing supply shipments to the Cumberland Department. Wheeler’s cavalry strikes a car train between Nashville and Franklin, destroying two cars. Brigades and generals including Rosecrans, Granger, Johnson, and Rosseau are active as Bragg’s forces draw reinforcements. Stormy weather and swollen rivers complicate operations. rebel prisoners reach about 3500 with 8 guns and 4 standards.
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Ae Ee
Colarhn
Franklin
States Ford
Bernside
Unite
Banks’ Ford
Coms of
Hooker
Granss
Sumner
Fredericksburg
Saylor
Old Place
Treck
Sigel
Burnside
Army of the Potomac
Goethe
Brocken
Hunt
Medina
Quartermaster’s Department
Rappahannock
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Rosecrans
Cincinnati
Department of the Cumberland
Wheeler
Nashville
D.S. Stanley
Tennessee
Elmore Otis
4Th
U.S. Cavalry
Stone’s River
Garfield
Humphrey Marshall
Kentucky
Shiloh
Army of the Cumberland
R. W. Johnson
McCook
Granger
Rosseau
Brage
Bragg
Pirate Alabama Attacks Hatteras Near Galveston
The Mary Boardman arrives with New Orleans and Galveston news. The Hatteras, a transport with four light guns, was sunk after firing on by a steamer identified as Her Majesty's sloop Spitfire. The Brooklyn and six Federal steamers pursued butNightfall ended the chase.
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New York
Ogeeest Boardman
New Orleans
Key 20Th
Galveston
Key West
Northern Light
U. S
Brooklyn
Hatteras
Mary Boardman
Alabama
McClellan
Four French War Vessels Bombard Acapulco
The Sonora reports that four French warships bombarded Acapulco from the 16th for three days. Fort fire was returned, civilians fled, thirteen Mexicans were killed, and the fort was silenced after 100 sailors spiked the guns before the fleet sailed. The Sea Serpent then headed to Hong Kong.
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San Francisco
Panama
Acapulco
Hong Kong
The New Militia Bill
Washington on January 26 Senator Wilson proposes a National Guard militia of 209 regiments with 12 companies each. Each regiment splits into 3 battalions led by a Colonel Lieutenant Colonel 3 Majors and 12 Captains to be appointed by state governors with pro rata distribution. Portions may be called by the President during invasion or rebellion.
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Washington
Senate
Committee On Commerce
New York
Jerse City
Wilson
Wassachusetts
National Guard of
United States
Pacific Coast
Sherman
Finance Committee
T Rice
League
Foster
Laborers
England
Harlan
Sumner
South Carolina
Georgia
Port Royal
Mississippi River
Lake Michigan
Anthony
Burnside
Minnesota
Committee On Indian Affairs
Secretary of State
Turkey
Hovsr
W. D. Indoe
L. Hanchett
Wisconsin
Military
New York Harbor
Ohio
Michigan
Illinois
Indiana
House
Stevens
Ways and Means
McKnight
District of Columbia
Albany
Western Military Department
National Guard
City Council Hosts Reception for General Porter
New York dispatch reports the City Council tendered a formal reception to General Fitzjoln Porter. The note describes wartime civic honors and local acknowledgment of military leadership amid ongoing Civil War events.
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New York
Fitgjoln Porter
Forthiss Monitor
Yorktown
U. S
Baltimore
White House
Nahan
Hampton Roads
City of
Hartford
Hell Gate
Osweco
N. Y
General Hatch
Thomas H. Bond
New Haven
Con
Markets. New York Stock and Money Market summary
Second Board stocks better. gold up to 152 since adjournment. Railroads and bonds listed with varied prices. bank statement shows loan increase of 968 329 and deposits up 3,603,225. Commodities: cotton 76. flour 5 to 9 cents higher. wheat, corn, and pork futures mixed. gold around 146 to 148. US notes at 2.
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New York
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
Alton and Terre Haute Railroad
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
Cleveland and Pittsburg
Ilinois Central Rrailroad
Michigan Southern Railroad
Michigan Central Railroad
Harlem Railroad
American Gold
Canton Company
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Cary Improvement Company
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
New York Central Railroad
Erie Railroad
Treasury
Missouri
Tennessee
California
Ohio
Toledo
Wabash
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Illinois Central
Hannibal
St Joseph
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Cumberland
New York Weekly
Sats Csens Sens Peevin
Eet
Brorcans
MOONE
Csecces
Wane Acnice
AOC
Canada
Milwaukee
New Orleans
Havana
Liverpool
Markets Close Firm with Mixed Bond and Stock Bids
Monday afternoon trading shows firm markets with closing bids on Governments near 953 for Coupons and 1012 for 73-10 notes. American Gold closes at 1493 bid. Railroad stocks list closing bids for Maine Worcester Eastern Wilmington Vermont and Massachusetts Metropolitan Cambridge Middlesex. Copper stocks include Minnesota Quincy Pittsburg Rockland Superior Hancock Isle Royale Acton. Columbia Fire Insurance declares 60 percent scrip dividend payable March 1 plus 6 percent scrip and 4 percent cash dividends on the 19th inst.
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Treasury
Maine
Worcester
Eastern
Wilmington
Vermont
Massachusetts
Metropolitan
Cambridge
Middlesex
Lyman Mills
Washington Mills
Boston Water Power
East Boston
Cary
Minesota
Quincy
Fittsburg
Rockland
Superior
Hancock
Isle Royale
Acton
Columbia Fire Insurance Company
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the Rappahannock
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Jacobs
N. Y. Herald
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Cadwallader Ringold
Henry W. Morris
James L. Lardner
Henry R. Hoff
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Henry H. Bell
Wm Smith
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Wm. D. Porter
John 8. Missroon
Robert Hitchcock
Porter
NEW England Guard Reserve
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J.putnam Bradlee
Aug. Whittemore
Holloway
Harvard College
Board of Overseers of
Senate Chamber
V. M. Natics B. Shortlefp
Steth
X. Drake
Isepam &Eopom
Byam, Carlton & CO
Union Street
Cristadoro
Astor House
Weeks & Potter
Jea
J.C. Mott
Court Street
Morton
Maiden Lane
Pr. Sweet
Stephen Sweet
Iseop
VEN de
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William P
Winchester
Ris
Macon
Nuits
Ft. Tinkham & Co
Commercial St
America
W. K. Winchester’s Wines
Oseplm&coptf
Seux
Adams Power Press
Rullers
Adams
G. W. Tuxbury
Tn Cit
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Thomas C. Amory
Windsor
Philadelia
Alfred Wlnsor & Son
Long Wharf
Texas Wool
Con‘ana Gress Street
Cochran
Esha Towne
Howard Snelling & CO
Batterymarch Street
Lincoln’s Wharf
Milloo Wharf
Rea
Weabk Vo
Clark
J. M
Temores Co
Washington St St
Grand Trunk Railway of Canada
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G.and Trunk Railway Co
Devonshire Street
Canadas
Grand Trunk
S. Shackell
General Eastern
GEO
Phippen
Horton
Customhouse Street
Holland Gin
Oils City
E. L. Teap
Faneuil Hall Bank
G.F. & B. Hurd. Jn
Boston Post Office
Congress Street
Internal Revenue
Safe and Machine Co
M. B. ‘Bigelow
Anson Hardy
Union Sugar Refinery
Lyhkens Valley
Locust Mountain
Lackawanna
George's Creek
Kilby Street
Cragie
East Cambridge
Wellington Bros
Iseoptr
Quincy Hall
Clothing House
Quincy Market
Griffin Bros. & Co
GEO. W. Simmons& Co
North Street
Bm. B. Heverett
HL. A. Tutts & Co
Chambers A. Milk Street
R. B. Everett & CO
Janis Eppin
Wheeler & Wilson’s
BETAT
Washington Street
J. £. Root
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The&Tutf
George W. Heard
Thomas G. Cary
Cal
Wm. Appleton & Co
Minot & Hooper
T. H. Perkins, Esq
Lansé
Isti
Culverwell
Ch. J. C. Kline & Co
Bowery
Post Office
Atwater
John M. Whitemore CO
Washington St
Aaron R. Gay & CO
John M. Whittemore & CO
Jania
OLD Farmer's Almanac
Eee R. Gay
Jjyli
Joan M. Oy
Hittemore & CO
Robert B. Thomas
Just Publishing
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Krigs Ily
Demerara
Hannah Hick
Malaga
Mortimer Livingston
Carson's Inlet
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Boyd & Hinckren
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Brokers’ Board
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Fitchburg Railroad
LRP
Malden and
Melrose Horse Railroad
Metropolitan Horse Railroad
Middlesex Horse Railroad
Northern Railroad
Phil. Wil
Baltimore Railrega
Eeerese
Seeesllo
Ctose
Stecscescovalto
Connecticut River Railroad
Concord and Portsmouth Railroad
South Shore Railroad
Vermont and
Massachusetts Railroad
Dwight Manufacturing Co
Laconia Manufacture Company
Lowell Manufacturing Company
Nautnkeag Cotton Mills
Trewant Mills
Portsmouth Steam Mills
Hill Manufacturing Company
Union Steamship Company
Euicc
Essex
Oston Compaiv. Company
Provement
Ener
Aoter
Minisota Mining Company
National Mining Company
Oe Pewabic Mienk Company
Whee Anne
Woompany
Petherick Mining Company
Phenix Mining Company
Pontiac Mining Company
IU Ad Sane
Mining Company Mining Company
Perth
Columbian Mining Company
Central Mining Company
Superior Mining Company
Exchange Bank
Chinesseas
United Stat
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Ted Stat
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Opdenshare
Igeres
Vermont Central
Borges
Rutland & Gurlington RR
Simes & Farley
TEAL
North Second Street
ST. Louis, MO
GeEo. P. Plant & Co
Yeatman, Robinson, & Co
I. AmMigs & Co
St. Louis
W. B. Reynolds & Co
GEO. W
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British Provinces
Wheeter & Wilson's
Grover & Baker
Geo. E. Leonard
Iseoptf
Lang & Delano
India Wharf
Lasell Seminary
Auburndale
Mass
G. W. Briggs
Copin Ji
Brass Foundry
John C. Fernald
Hawkins Street
Stuthim
Jan
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Canton Street
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Bryent
Bryant
School Street
Walter Bryent
Bryent & Herman
George
Vinton
Ior and Corp Mats
Corres, &c
Charles H. Bruce & CO
GEO. Croome & Co
One. Saget
Wm. Stroxa
Is&ostf
R. H W. Eddy
U. S. Patent Office
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Hilley St
Great Britain
R. H. Eddy
P&p
John Taggart
Washburn, Welch & Carr
Hl. Gookin & CO
Franklin Street
Morton Place
Danrell
Manchester
Merrimack
Allen’s, &c
Grand
Frankliin Street
WM. Beals, Jr
isBt
Pear
Hezekiah Blanceh
Reichardson
IRIS
Coxsements
J. N. Richardson, Sons & Owden
Belfast
Ireland
Yanié
S& Large Stock
Seersuckers
H. Pearce & Co
Army and Navy
Frothingham & Coo
S. Ti. Pearce & Coe
India
Corah
Calcutta
Franklin ST
Dusiuni
Pearce & CO
Clark, Holbrook & Floyd
Devonshire St
Federal St
Clark, Holbrook & Fyd
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Arntn
Yarner's
Ripley's
Pawtucket
Eo _ Northwestern Railroad
Ofton Post Office
Eas States Army
Portland Street
Smyrna
H. P. Sturgis & CO
James Edmond & CO
Liberty Square
LANG
Delano