Massachusetts Troops Joining Mozart Regiment on Yonkers Voyage
Newburyport Milford and West Cambridge companies depart Boston by the Stonington route for Yonkers New York to join the Mozart Regiment under Col John Cocks. Reinforcements from Woburn Phalanx and Wallace Guards swell ranks. Captain Westcott faces resignations and charges. The three companies travel to Providence Railroad with noted officers and scattered spectator turnout. The Cambridge steamer barrages. a Purser memo describes troop movements and a growing force at Fort Monroe with Gen Pierce and staff aboard.
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Steamship Arabia Missing From Halifax Departure
The steamship Arabia bound for Halifax did not come in sight by midnight despite a 4 P M Monday departure announced. Fog shrouded the sea and Hull operators said the vessel would likely anchor below. English papers via the Fulton's mail dated July 29 provide further extracts beyond yesterday's Post.
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Great Bethel fight sparks 1861 controversy and heroism
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