Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Boston Post in Boston, Massachusetts

We have 4,454,244 pages in Massachusetts

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 9 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1865

Page

4

Controversial Council debates on mission work and faith

The council debated open preaching, funding for Western and Southern missions, and evangelization. Clergymen urged volunteers for neglected regions, praised the Sanitary Commission, and discussed England's stance toward the Union. A division over lay preachers and a declaration of faith sparked lengthy discussion, then adjourned for the day.

C. G. Hammond Buddington G. F. Savage Illinois J. P. Gulliver Conn Mr Walker Italy Bologna Milano Leonard Bacon Meesrs Kirk Savage Savage and Bacon J. O. Fisk Bath Cresco Dr Wolcott Ohio Balkam Thompson Walcott Gorey Noah Porter, Jr Yale College E. A. Lawrence Joshua Leavitt N. Y Messrs Patton Dutton Sturtevant Dr Barstow Westminster Savoy Edwards A. Park Andover Seminary Mr Allen Worcester Calvin Leavitt Church of England Wolcott Burial Hall Plymouth

Veterans Return Parade in Quincy Honored by Citizens

Citizens of Quincy organized a formal reception for returning soldiers with a noon procession led by police, chiefs, bands, and fire brigade units. Veterans were celebrated at the stone church with music, a prayer, and remarks by Josiah Quincy, followed by a town hall luncheon and speeches.

Quincy Jabez Bigelow Quincy Brass Band Niagara Engine Co Tiger Engine Co Granite Engine Co Weymouth Vulture Engine Co Hook and Ladder Co Colonel Packard Sheen Capt Spear Lieuts Barker Chubbuck Perkins E. P. Thwing Abercrombie Josiah Quincy Sherman Sheridan Grant John Quincy Adams Captain Sheen Mr Wells H. F. Smith John P. Glover Henry Barker H. H. Faxon

Not Guilty for Shop Breaking Syndicate

Garrett Ryan, Thomas McManus, Pat Condon, Wm Edwards, Cornelius Callahan, Daniel Kelaher and Benjamin Feiling were tried together for breaking and entering a shop and all found not guilty. Other defendants faced various liquor nuisance and assault charges with mixed results. The lamp case cites an 1817 city law on burning light in stables, noted as rarely enforced, ending with the jury being cut.

Garrett Ryan Thomas McManus Pat. Condon Wm H. Edwards Cornelius Callahan Daniel Kellaher Benjamin Feeling John Foley James Powers James O’connor Peter Harris Mary Moran Thomas Reynolds

Corsican Brothers and The Conjugal Lesson at Boston Museum

The Boston Museum featured Corsican Brothers with a newly added fourth act and strong audience reception. Performers L R Skewell as Fabian and Louis Dei Franchi impressed, with Fabian and Louis Dei Franchi’s double act central to the plot. The Highland Capets from Highland School Worcester delivered a military style arms display at Boston Theatre under Capt. Dewey. Gilmore's Band provided the music.

Boston Museum Howard Athenium Rookwood Leo Hudson Dick Turpin Buckleys' Hall Robert Heller Asso Brooke Fiela Fabian Corsica Louis Heister L. R. Skewell Louis Dei Franchi Shewell Highland Capets Highland School Worcester Boston Metcalf Dewey West Point Gilmore

South Carolina Delegation Arrives in New York to Meet President

Dr Mackey of Charleston denounces the visiting South Carolina secessionists as rebels and calls their arrival an outrage. The delegation carries aims to secure a plan for freedmen labor relations under Johnson, proposing half-crop profits for workers and guaranteed continuous labor. They acknowledge abolition, claim slave owners freed themselves with emancipation, and pledge future loyalty to the Union.

Faneuil Hall Amos A. Lawrence Theopilus Parsons Parsons Free States Henvy Congress Alabama Richmond Gen. Grant Abraham Lincoln Christendom New Jersey Louisiana Kentucky Republic Cesar Cape Studis Potomac Rio Grande Ole Cital Johnson North Carolina Cay Mississippi Spea Henry Ward Beecher South Edwin M. Stanton Pomeroy Kansas United States Sec. B. Loring Salem Ation Buckingham C.G. Hammond Chicago Linus Child Drs Dutton West G. H. Atkinson Oregon California A.S. Kedzie Michigan Sanitary Commission T. E. Bliss Tennessee Great West First Congregational Church New England Jesse Guernsey Dubuque Iowa Friend of Liberty Wm Crawford Colorado Utah R. Gaylord Nebraska Nebraska City Missouri Omaha Abner H. Bryant Delaware Dr Massey England Great Britain Society of Friends Midland Congregational Union of England George Allen Duntton Dutton George M. Adams Portsmouth Mr Dexter Dr Eddy Leonard Bacon Canada America France Count de Gasparin Ape Duke of Argyle Bright Cobden Mill Smith A. H. Quint British Quarterly Review Joseph P. Thompson New York Buchanan Lincoln Vaughan Congregational Union Mr Beecher Beecher Napoleon Lost Gulliver South Carolina Mackey Charleston S. C Astor House the Herald Southarolina

New Georgia Governor Named in Reconstruction Plan

Washington reports Hon James Johnson named Provisional Governor of Georgia. He adopts strong Union stance and will inform Georgians of their status and how to reorganize local government. Also notes Charleston tax payments, Mississippi squadron reduction, and possible Supreme Court successor mentions.

Georgia New York The Times Washington James Johnson South Carolina Charleston U. S. Treasury Mississippi Lee Herald Horace Maynard Catron Supreme Court Sharkey Pease Speed Gen. Grant Gen. Dix Montreal

South Carolina Provisional Governor Choices and Postwar Notes

The Herald reports South Carolina loyalists favor Ex-Governor Aiken for Provisional Governor, with Gen Gurney as second. Trenholm, former Treasury Secretary, is arrested in Columbia and confined in Charleston. Charleston rebuilds the burnt district as wholesale traders clear stock. A heavy mortality among Charleston's Black population is noted, and Admiral Dahlgren is set to sail north promptly.

New York The Herald Charleston South Carolina Aiken Gurney Treasury Trenholm Columbia Dahlgren

Edmund Ruffin Dies by Own Hand in Virginia

Edmund Ruffin, famed for firing the first gun on Fort Sumter, is dead near Richmond after shooting himself. A memorandum attributed by the Richmond Republic quotes him saying he could not live under the United States government and preferred death to remaining.

Hebel Washington Edmund Ruffin Virginia Fort Sumter Richmond United States

Navy prepares League Island for ironclads arrival

Under Navy Department orders League Island was visited to ready the facility for iron clads, with several monitors from the South Atlantic Squadron seen in the stream, including the iron clad Monadnock.

Philadelphia Navy Department League Island South Atlantic

Also Mentioned on This Page

Matthees Mersis Parsems Dana, Henry Ward Beecher Boston Post United States of America Richard H. Dana, Jr Theophilus Parsons Charles @. Loring John G. Whittier Jacob M. Manning Samuel G. Howe George L. Stearns Joan M. Forbes Wm. Endicott, Jr Atkinson Gov. Andrew A. H. Bullock Charles G. Loring A. H. Rice Gen. Butler Mel Hooper Richard H. Dana Supreme Court of the Janus Antipodes British Channel Amherst Amherst College Old South Chapel Huntington Eec Stebbins A. B. Ely J. W. Preston J. L. Newton William F. Bradbury H. L. Clapp Hitchcoc National Congregational Council George R. Hichborn C and Third Streets South Boston T. C. Bradbury Broadway Lincoln School A. Duggan Hichborn Parker Street Boston Post Court Record U. S&s. District Court Janue Judge Low Superior Court Wesr Amuss Railroads Cape Cop Old Colony and Newport Railway Hyannis Byannis D. C Newport Middleboro Fairhaven Westareham Nantucket Bridgewater North Bridgewatch Braintree New St Way Mysonis E. N. Winslow Fitchburg & Vad Cheshire Railroad Acton Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad Worcester and Nashua Fitchburg Wet Townees Mason Village Groten Junction S Acton Feltonville and Marlboro Belmont Waverton Auburn Watertown Fitchley Groton Junction Ave Concord Walthana Mount Aubrsie Jon Waleie An Mls Os Mtu L. Heywood Lake Winnipiseogee North Conway White and Franconia Mountains Maine Centre Harbor Wolfboro Boston and Maine Haymarket Square Dover Tkaly Conway Wolf Bore Alton Bay Lake Winnipiscogee Winnipiscogee House Portland Saco Portsmouth & Concord Sowell & Lawrence William Merritt, Sup't Winxipiseogee White Mountains Angier Chocorua A. Wicer Meredith Village Wostboro Boston & Maine Railroad Mountains Lakes Innigiesence Winnipiscogee Conwey Dimond’s Corner Ossivee Corner Thursdaas Tuftonborough Moultonborough Sandwich Centre Sandwich Alton North Barnsiead Centre Barnstead Barnstead Pittsfield Laconia Telegraphic News S&s. S Halifax Streetehee Charlotte Steamer Co Aerolf Oround P. A. Nikerson Tufs Steamer Co Picton Ring Havana U.S. Mail Stesmanip Morg Castle Adams North River Sage Tileston & CO Norfolk City Point Richmouth U. States Mail Line Yazico W. B. Clark Washington Street G. Heineken & Palmore Southern Steamship Freight and Ticket Agency Isss Batimore Waston P d Wilmington Savannah Mobile Havans New Orleans San Francisco Mark Goods Colony Depot W. B.lark Washington St Aps NEW York Mall Steamship Company Evening Star L. C. WimpEeyxy Aiacionet Morning Star James A. Rawnor Barclay Street N. WY Ade Newberry Ellen Terry Chapin York Loslng & Shute Broad Street Beeston and Philadelphia Steamship Line Saxon Seleck J. Matthews Sall Long Wharf Norman Obed Beker Relea Pennsylvania Railroad Timore Ashington Sprague Soule & Or Fr Passage Soul Co F Wharf Slfeed Winsor Lebg Wharf Reute Holmes's Hole T Wharf New Jeans St. Louis Agu Jen Baker Beos & Forbes State Street Bangor J. J. Liscens Lewiston George Knights India Atlantic Railroad Grandy Trunk N. B Mis William Weeks Merchants’ Line London Jebssee Anra Harvey A Constitution Wharf AOE, Nee &Loile Bombay al Suip Busphorus Blaxcaarn Bbe Tudor CO Court St Madras Calcutta Tupor CO Court Street Comey’s Rt B. F LORD India Street Georgetown Semcnbaugh J. P. Mellei Ae & CO India Wharf Cheney, Bay & Coo Gertrude Chace Sheneyx, Bay & CO D. Moody & CO Independent Line Lewis Wharf South Side al Elipper A. Horta Weltch & CO S Line Artisan Pollard Sam's Weltch, *& CO State Pioneer Packet Line S&s. C 7. Secor Macoy & Herwig von Hoirex Tamsen & Co Commission Merchants 8. C Feld 8. C. Ee Ray & CO Commercial Wharf William Pickering Quinnar Cheney. Ray & CO CHAS Rich & Ens Brie Monticello Moon Havi Chas. O. Rich & CO Sch A. Hammond Baker Bros & Forbes Scudder & CO Eastern Packet Pier Commercial Street FIRST Mt Kana Cant Son Rice & Se H. Moore Nickerson H. Mayo Wapart Aloea Ware Avenue Taenes Brookes Captain Bearse Will Cait Poelene Charles Siders & CO Ae Street W. Lewis & Co South Street Greenpoint Lewis & Folger Fts Manchester Coal CO Stu&thif City Exchange Charles Smith & CO General Commission Charles F. Smith A. FE. Devereux & CO Merchants’ Row Beeston Ateene New York Setta W. Fuller Devonshire Street Donnelly Orry Bill New York Museum of Anatomy New York Museum of Anatomy and Noae Ee Mountain Lehigh Rainbow W.A Jesse Tirrell & CO Wanas Ar A OG Portand Eastport Machias QUEEN Calais Robington St. Andrews N. B. and C Houston Woodstock St. John Union Line Frederickton W. B Emperor Digby Aon Henry Kilby Sanford Penobscot Foster's Wharf W. B. Haseltine Foster's Wiarf W. H Mower Rangor Gangor Eastern Railroad Charles Spear Merchants’ Exchange Erichwond Gahdinds Ballowell Augusta Eastern Queen Jason Collins RYDE Hull & Hiis Hull & Hiis GuamM—i1865. Ge Two Trips A Day Until Furthsr Rose Standisa Samuel Easterbrook Hull Liverpool Wharf Hingham Jerusalem Roac Pleasant Reach Scituate David C&apin Aerts Throp Galloupe’s Sampson & CO Albany Court of Appeals Metropolitan Fire Company Seward Wm. H. Seward Erin Liverpool This City Calvin Lincoln Augustus A Coburn Milford Mary E Atkinson Oston Manton la Agente Samuel M Barion Lucie A P Temple Wm EB K Robert Clark Marguerita C John ‘Coffin Haverhill Trinity Ee Charles Seymour Wm Cogswell Emma Tyoe Thorndike Proctor Bradford Lexington Wiliam T Stow Henry Wydering Charlestown Sarah C Crowninshield Robinson William Cushing Park 14 East River Fanama Lesshan Mott Robinson Pearl Street Sear Wall E.R Pier 11 Laurens Holmes Heyer B. Writtaus Alifornia Panama Raisrnoad Bech Pas Botten G. L. Bartlet & CO Winsor San Francesco Swallywy John Dreyer Nath's Ranson Coo Corner State and Broad Streets WPW Francere Chas. Luling Glidden & Williams LINH Frankiesco Lewis Whert BIELV Erderle Ee Pomn Junity Eir Goeda Menin OAR Transit Gelifornia Nega Na Agua Golden Rule E. Dennis Pth Ck & Brya Mary Matherson Dalthousie Roxbuh Adelaide Isabella Sanderson Roxbury Erysipelas Richard Field North Bridgewater Co G Massomerville Robert Yo Newton Centre Matthew T H R L Lancaster Mary M Cantey Lynn George E Walden Daniel Harriet i Walden Beate Nea Providence George M. Brewer Dorc *Aire Egypt Pipe Dewey Crower Ferdinand A Mary A Crocker Brooklyn Jersey City Protection Engine Company No. 5 Our City Graffitlo Africa JL Stone Desise Dunscom A Ruppaner Abbott John Smith Eben Farrington George Carpenter Winslow Young Mary Ann Kynm Freeman John P Hale Spain Mirs Hale Misses Hale Eever Hassam J A Newcomb Brewster Louisa N Oxford H Johnson Pittsburgurg RJ Fuller Wm Egry Daytor, O J M Pelton Yrgé Norton J F Butts John Dinegre Hughamd's J Brown Brown R Keach J ‘Payson J J Clark St Louis J M Robinson A A Green Green EB Chaffey Patrick Hughes Toronto Yemen Nicol Quebec James Pickard Alex Kirkland Woton W Spedgrass Gryton C Duck Liv E Harrison Chas Chatham It Miler Cfp Bowles Paris Madame Langel Miss Chapman A K Atwood Thomas Garvin E & Paine North Blackstone RS Mathew Miss Lloyd Tae York D Walker Joseph Seston Archibald All Clrfax Beary Stewart St Thomas Merrimack Manufacturing Company Tremont Street Thomas P. Tenney Francis B. Crowninshield Geor W. Lyman John Amory Lowell Wm. A. Richardson Geo. B. Chase Seth Bemis George W. Hallet Thomas Ragan Craige’s Bridge Richardson J. 8. Davis Holyoke State Reform School Pla Thomas Russell OLA & Bro State St. Oop Australia COAL Batchelder Brothers Sels—At Federal Street Warren & CO
Search Courier

Search the Boston Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Boston Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication