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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1863

Page

2

Blackberry picnics and sharp rebukes in a busy week

The piece notes fashionable blackberry picnics and flirtatious ladies with thorny incidents while Gail Hamilton clashes with the Advertiser over Atlantic criticism. It recalls William Lloyd Garrison’s Portland sermon praising war measures and criticizing Lincoln, with harsh judgments about the president and Southern resolve.

Gail Hamilton Atlantic Wm. Lloyd Garrison Portland Vallandigham Chicago Times

Union General Hooker to command Department of Missouri

Reports indicate Gen. Hooker will be reassigned to command the Department of Missouri. Government asserts strong measures against British aid to the rebel fleet. Gilmore's Charleston losses reach about one third of his force. reinforcements not sought. Rebels threaten selling negro soldiers at Fort Wagner. retaliation warned. Exchange claims for Vicksburg officers are disputed. Mexican Juarez faction allegedly seeks U.S. aid to drive out the French and seize Mexico.

Hooker Department of Missouri Great Britain Gilmore Charleston Fort Wagner Vicksburg Juarez Party Mexico United States Church

Foreign relations impact of the Meade-Lee pursuit

Washington’s N Y Herald correspondent reports that failing to trap Lee could prolong the Civil War and provoke a foreign war with Britain and France. The piece notes U S resolve to block ships built in British ports and hints at a possible U S response if Britain resists, signaling a tense diplomatic moment.

Escarte Lee Washington N. Y. Herald Meade England France Earl Russell United States Sam John Bull Virginia Texas Mississippi

Privateer Florida Raid Report From Bermuda Captured Wm. Nash

The Florida has destroyed twelve vessels since the 7th, including the brig Wm. Nash loaded with lard and staves. The prize was burned after loot transfer and the Florida sailed toward Bermuda where it was saluted and inspected. Belligerent actions and encounters near New York and Bermuda are reported with details from the Florida crew.

Haurfax Devonshire Bermuda Florida Wm. B. Nash Cherryfield New York Marseilles Ericsson 39Th Regiment Lee Venus Wilmington N.C Harrisburg England John Freeman Floridas New Bedford Howard Coffin W. B. Nash Provincetown St. Georges Robert E. Lee Wm. B. Nas

Richmond News and Prisoner Arrivals In Civil War Era

Fort Monroe reports the New York with Capt Mulford delivering Richmond papers of the 7th. United States arrives with 154 rebel prisoners en route to Fort Norfolk. Richmond papers note D Morris urged dismissal of a Telegraph story founder. Dr John H Davis dies in Richmond. Gold quoted at 11 in Richmond. Yankee prisoners totals from Culpeper and Wytheville. Savannah mayor proclaims home defense and early closing days for drilling. A H Stephens arrives in Augusta from Richmond.

Fortress Monror New York City Point Mulford Richmond United States Fort Norfolk Annapolis Fayetteville N. C D. Morris Telegraph Company Reputer Gen. Lee John H. Davis Richmad Culpepper Wytheville Savannah Cty A. H. Stephens Augusta

Wise Appointed Ad Interim Chief of Navy Ordnance

Commander Henry A. Wise named by the President as chief of the Bureau of Ordnance in the Navy Department ad interim. The week ending last Saturday saw several dismissals for disloyal conduct and treasonous sentiments, including Major Granville O. Haller of the 7th U.S. Infantry and Captains H. P. Melville and Wm. H. Burke, plus Lieut. M. B. DeSilva of the 16th Ohio Vols.

Washington Henry A. Wise Bureau of Ordnance Navy Department Granville O. Haller 7Th U.S. Infantry H. P. Melville 11Th N. Y.heavy Artillery Wm. H. Burke Ohio Vols Lieut M. B. DeSilva

Canal Boats Delayed by Break at Speakers Neck

It is not expected canal boats reach tide water before tomorrow due to the break at Speakers. The gunboat R R Cuyler has arrived from Philadelphia. Jay Cooke reports sale of 1 9 4 00 worth of five-twenties today with deliveries to July 11. The Treasury will continue sales and give ten days notice of discontinuance.

Abany N. Y New York R. Cuyler Philadelphia Jay Cooke Secretary of the Treasury United States New England

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