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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1862

Page

2

A Dutchman and the New Law Against Profanity

An Ohio man cautiously writes to his brother in Amterdam under a strict anti profanity law. The April Atlantic Monthly features several literary pieces and notices on politics naval matters and press censorship.

Amterdam Atlantic Monthly Thos. W. Higginson John Lamar John G. Whittier David A. Wasson Bayard Taylor Forester Louis Agassiz Strasburg Arthur Hugh Clough Chares B. Norton Walter Mitchell Sorrento H. B. Stowe A. D. T. Whitney Old Dominion M. D. Conway R. W. Emerson Jeff. Dayis James Russell Lowell Ticknor & Fields, Publishers

Naval Affairs Dominant in Washington Dispatches

Washington reports include a Navy Department bill passage reorganizing the department and a resolution on Marshal Roberts Star of the West claim. Senate debates cover slavery in the District of Columbia and press censorship. Despatches recount Fort Craig actions and regional troop movements, with captive and released prisoners and a Pawnee flotte report.

Washington Smaatx Secretary of of the Navy Naval Academy Annapolis Marshal O. Roberts Star of the West Trumbull Navy Department Senate District of Columbia Willey Hovusr Wilson Hickman Pennsylvania Judiciary Committee Bingham Ohio Pendleton House Hutchins Steele New York

Rebels Advance Toward Santa Fe Fort Union Fortified

A Bent's Fort camp correspondent reports rebels may march on Santa Fe and Fort Union after their Fort Craig victory. All valuable department property, worth several million dollars, concentrates at Fort Union as forces rush there to defend it. Col Slough's Colorado volunteers head toward Fort Union, while Col Canby remains at Fort Craig with regulars and New Mexican volunteers. The Santa Fe Gazette notes Capt McRae's battery was captured after regiments fled during the Texans charge, with Lord's dragoons refusing to advance. The Texans used Colt six shooters. many gunners were killed, yet the unit pressed forward with a brilliant and terrible assault.

Asboth Carr Sigel Leetown Price Mrax Davis McIntosh Timber Hollow Covonn Louisiana Pea Ridge Kansas City George S. Beale Washington Santa Fe Fort Craig Col. Steele Soceres Col. Canby Albuquerque Donelson Colorado Volunteers Col. Tappan Hole-in-the-Rock Bent’s Fort Fort Union Purgatory Beal Commodore Foote Gen. Pope St. Louis Republican Bent Old Fort New Mexico Slough Reg Canby Santa Fe Gazette McRae Fort Craiz Col Lord Colt

Union Commands Split In Ohio Missouri Kansas Narratives

Gen Halleck redefines the Ohio department as District of Ohio under Maj Gen Buell while provisioning depots report directly to their bases. Brig Gen Denver leads the District of Kansas, with Curtis taking duty for Kansas troops. Garfield’s Pound Gap expedition routs rebels in a brief engagement with seven rebels dead or wounded.

St. Louis Halleck Department of Ohio Department of Missouri District of Ohio Buell Columbus Indianapolis Denver District of Kansas Department of Kansas Kansas Deitzler Missouri Curtis Arkansas Fort Leavenworth Gen. Garfield Pound Gap

Official Federal losses at Pea Ridge listed

Str Louis March 20 The official tally from the battle of Pea Ridge shows 212 killed 926 wounded and 174 missing for the Federal forces in a concise casualty report.

Pea Ridge Str. Louis Battle of

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