Mutiny Near Stevensburg and Washington War Debates
A Washington report notes a serious mutiny near Stevensburg with deserters claiming a regiment attempted to desert. In Senate and House sessions through Jan 27, debates covered bounties, Indian affairs, pensions, Utah loyalty, and the expulsion talk against Senator Davis. A mutinous incident and ongoing tax and reciprocity discussions frame a tense wartime day.
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Duty on Copper and Steel Goods and Cold War Era Seizure
The Secretary overruled an importer claim under the reciprocity treaty assessing copper and metal items at ad valorem rates with various percentages. Shingles from Canada face duties after inspection shows production methods. Locomotive ties in rough form taxed at 35 percent ad valorem. Navy reports the steamer Huron captured the schooner Silvanus near Doboy Sound with salt and whiskey aboard. crew and papers sent to Rear Admiral Dahlgren.
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Brigadier General Barnes Departs. Wild Takes Command in Norfolk
From Fortress Monror on January 26 1864 Brigadier General Barnes leaves Norfolk with Brigadier General Wild assuming command. General J H Sedlee sails to New York with the 81st 96th and 68th New York regiments and Howard's Battery all veterans reenlisted and heading home to refill ranks. Seventeen rebel prisoners arrive aboard the S R Spaulding. Special Order No 23 confirms discharge for Charles H Graham after correspondence with the enemy. Major General Peck arrives from Newbern. Fort Monroe orders restrict cross line travel for women and children and detains able bodied men until reported.
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Directors Reelected At American Telegraph Company
New York stockholders today reelected the old Board of Directors with E. S. Sanford as President C. Livingston as Secretary Francis Morris as Treasurer and Col Marshal Lefferts as Engineer. The day also reports a burned ship off North Watchers Island and other distant items.
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Steamer Belle of Memphis Brings Soldiers Home to Cairo
The Belle of Memphis arrived from Memphis with 292 bales of cotton and 420 reenlisted cavalrymen plus similar infantry from other regiments. Arkansas politics hint at Judge Clayton as provisional governor, smallpox in Little Rock with no deaths, and ongoing Civil War skirmishes around Pine Bluff with Colt Clayton delaying due to flank risk. Cotton sales in Memphis showed slight gains with 700 to 800 bales trading on the 23rd.
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Contrabands reach Union HQ after escape from plantations
Fifty three contrabands arrived at Headquarters today after fleeing plantations near Orange Courthouse. Five or six of their original number were captured by the rebels. A review of Gen. Kilpatrick's division with field exercise was held, Gen. Gregg presiding with many ladies present. Pickets along the Rapidan exchange shots with no reported Confederate or Union casualties.
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General Brown orders court martial over Missouri Central District case
General Brown requests a court martial to probe Senator Wilkinson's charges that he confined 40 Union soldiers for freeing rebels' slaves. He also orders Provost Marshals to nominate three enlisted men from each company of colored soldiers in the Central District of Missouri for inquiry into related affairs.
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