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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1863

Page

4

Military Reception in Newton for 44th Regiment Company B

Company B of the 44th Regiment from Newton received a gala welcome Friday. A six mile parade, escorts by local bands and clubs, speeches by officers and townspeople, and a banquet at Eliot Hall followed. Ninety-five set out, eighty-eight returned. one death, Sergeant Albert E. Potter, from typhoid fever. Reenlistments expected.

Reeception Newton Griswold 44Th Regt Newton Centre Henry W. Smith Nonantum Lewis Wolf Holmes and Thayer Zouaves G. B. Jones Newton Rifle Corps L. R. Bridgman Triton No. 3 Engine Company West Newton W.O. Edmands Episcopal Chapel Yale Welman J. W. Edmands D. H. Mason Francis L. Lee George W. Briggs Lieut. Kenrick Eliot Hall Col. Lee Spencer Richardson James Richardson Hunt Lieut Coffin 44Th Regiment Albert E. Potter

Tur New Minstrex Harl opens in Buckley hall

The Buckley Sere naders new hall at the former Post Office Building corner Sumner and Chauncy streets opens tonight with a performance. It seats 1400, is well lit and ventilated, and features modern stage scenery and a stocked aquarial department under Mr Cutting.

Messrs Johnson, Sr Weld and Boyson Cutting

Brier Locals Briefs and Local Notices

The city notes 74 deaths this week from consumption and related illnesses. A. A. Lovett, Washington Censor of telegraph despatches, is in the city to recover health. A fire kills a woman on Copeland Street, Quincey. The Rose Standish steamboat will serve Hingham and Hull by July. Public institutions counts show 280 in the House of Correction, 257 in the House of Industry, 114 in the Almshouse, 171 in Lunatic Hospital, 176 in the House of Reformation. Rev. S. G. Bulfinch resigns as pastor of the Third Universalist Society in Dorchester effective July 1.

A. A. Lovett Washington Simmons Copeland Street Quincey Rose Standish Hingham and Hull House of Correction House of Industry Almshouse Lunatic Hospital House of Reformation S. G. Bulfinch Third Unitarian Society Dorchester Harrison Square

Crime Court Sentences and Trials in Lowell Depot Case

In the Police Court on Saturday Edward McDonald received six months in the House of Correction for stealing a bag and shawl valued at 1350 at the Lowell Railroad depot. William F. White fined 100 dollars and costs for acting as a common victualler without a license. he appealed and bonded 500 to pursue his Superior Court appeal in July. Minor Wm. E. Fitzgerald got four months for pocket-picking from Mrs Coughlin of 2 dollars. Edward Williams, charged with attempting to pick Mr Loyal Pierce, was held in 400 for trial after waiving examination. Geo. Baum and Alfred Hirch faced charges of stealing 95 dollars in bank bills and jewelry from Patrick Borphy. Hirch discharged while Baum was committed for trial in default of bail at 400.

Edward McDonald House of Correction Lowell William F. White White Wm. E. Fitzgerald Coughlin Edward Willams Loyal Pierce North Chelsea Geo. Baum Alfred Hirch Patrick Brophy Hirch Baum

Beacon Cup Regatta Set for Next Saturday Afternoon

The Beacon cup regatta will be held next Saturday at 3 o clock in Charles River Bay. The George J Brown of New York is expected to enter with free boat transport arranged from New York. Harvard Freshman Class will enter a new six oared boat and the Shamrock crew may contest with a St John four oars. Singles include Decker of New York and Hills of Chelsea, promising an interesting event.

Beacon Car Charles River Bay New York George J. Brown Harvard St. John Decker Hills Chelsea Boston Emily Thorne Miss Thorne George Jordan Niblo’s Garden Front Street Theatre Baltimore Gertrude Pippa Goddess of Liberty Charles Gaylor VF Fareivell Myr Whalley Whalley Museum John Drew Lucy Ashton Lammermoor Warren Edwin Adams Perham England Fitchburg Worcester Nashua New England Philadelphia Pittsburgh Springfield New Haven Shore Line Providence New London Fall River Stonington Norwich Pennsylvania Central Railroad New Jersey Camden Amboy Allentown Chicago Crestline Indianapolis Louisville St. Louis Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Pennsylvania Central Company

Religious commemoration for 44th Regiment at Bromfield Church

The safe return of the 44th Regiment was observed Saturday afternoon with vestry exercises at Bromfield Church. Chaplain Rev. Mr White of the R. I. 5th, Rev. Charles F. Barnard, Mrs Sylvanus Cobb and others led the service. A large, mixed attendance included many soldiers.

Washington H.S. White 5Th Regiment Rhode Island Volunteers Rhode Island Regiment Sisson Bromfield Mr White R. I. 5Th Charles F. Barnard Sylvanus Cobb

Samuel A Walker Auction Sums Murray Estate Sale Jamaica

Mr Samuel A Walker sold the Murray estate at auction Friday afternoon on Pond and May streets for 4975 dollars. Edmund Durgin, Esq. was the purchaser. The land on May Street was sold at private sale.

Jamaica Praty Samuel A. Walker Murray Pond and May Streets Edmund Durgin May Street

Presbyterians Choose Newark Over Boston for Assembly

The General Assembly of the Old School Presbyterian Church has decided to hold its next meeting in Newark, New Jersey, instead of Boston where an earlier proposal suggested. The shift announces Newark as the assembly site.

Boston Old School Presbyterian Church Newark N. J J. A. Dodge Erie Brailway New England Chambers Street Buffalo Dunkirk New England General State Street Las. Minot Joun Dunlap

Enrolment Progress in the Fourth District

The Fourth District enrolment nears completion with about 22 000 names listed. Drafting time for the number to be drafted is not yet known.

Private City Real Estate Sales Reach 125000

The private sales of real estate in this city last week totaled 125000 dollars. Categories and specific properties are not listed in the brief.

Horticultural Hall Exhibit Showcases Tubular Iris Prizes

Petitions to the President to recall Vallandigham circulate in the city. The Saturday flower show featured a superb tuberous iris display with prize awards to Washington and Curtis of Dorchester and James McTear of Roxbury. Greenhouse fruits and early vegetables impressed visitors, including Black Hamburg and Canon Hall Muscat Grapes displayed by ex-President Breck.

Sever Tors Washington & Curtis Dorchester James McTear Roxbury Joseph Breck James McTeal Benjamin Bruce J. A. Kenrick Charles J. Powers Anna C. Kenrick D. Murray Hamburg Canon Hall Muscat Breck

Court actions in patent attachment and divorce case noted

The report outlines motions in Alfred Goulding versus Salisbury Mills over patent infringement attachments, a trustee cost dispute in Appold versus Breed, a prize case involving the Wanderer and Amy Warwick, and a divorce with alimony and custody considerations in Morrison versus Morrison. Supreme Judicial Court sessions and a criminal calendar follow with sentences and habeas corpus matters and insolvent debtor assignments listed.

U.S. Circuit Court Clifford Alfred Goulding Salisbury Mills Pli J.D. Ball J. G. Abbott J. B. Robb Appold S. E. Ireson R. H. Dana, Jr U. S C. L. Woodbury Amy Warwick Supreme Judicial Cou RT Suffolk County Metcalf J. Morrison Morrison Sweetser & Gardner A. R. Brown Hoar Equity Oar Francis Dew Nathan Morse Supertr Putnam J. Malachi Donavan Mary Jane King Bonnet House of Correction C. Oliver George E. Leeds Hugh Riley Anna de Keyes James Fitz John Lawter Dennis Gullivar Chas. C. Guppy Coent—Ames Joe Moulton Charles B. Clark John W. Ridgeway

Rebels and Union Movements Reported Across Vicksburg Region

From Jackson Mississippi to Washington reports describe Grant's reinforced Union columns marching from Memphis and Corinth, Rebel pickets hinting at a big fight near Vicksburg, and widespread attrition including desertions, scarce rations, and heavy troop movements toward Mississippi.

Vicksburg New York Cincinnati Gazette Jackson, Miss Memphis Grant Corinth Pers Vicksbor Alabama Cavalry Shelbyville Brage Tullahoma Mississippi Bragg Vicksburg Falls

Capture Report of Pirate Coquette and Lacony

Capt. G W Mundy reports the seizure by a Confederate privateer of the Lacony and transfer to the Kate Stewart after encounters with the brig Clarence and other vessels. The Lacony, 375 tons, commanded by Chas W Reed of Jackson Mississippi, was used as a privateer.

Coquette Philadelphia G. W. Mundy Lacony Clarence Cape Virginia Baltimore Rio de Janeiro Confederate States New York M. A. Shindler Kate Stewart Port Royal Chas. W. Reed Jackson, Miss

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