Beaufort Contraband Teachers Face Gossip and Slander
A Hitton Head correspondent reports rumors targeting female teachers assisting contrabands in Beaufort. The piece defends their character, notes several marriages among the educators, and promises the slanderer will be exposed or banished from the department.
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Royal Christening rites observed for Prince Albert Victor
The chapel arrangement for the sacred baptism of the Prince Albert Victor is described with seating for Queen and royals, the altar, font, and vestments. The baptism names the child Alber Victor Christian Edward, followed by Haydn’s Creation chorus and a royal procession to the White Drawing Room.
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Cast Hines Involved in Controversy Over Alleged Treason
The article questions Cast Hines for siding with the rebels during the Civil War era. It argues his actions were deceitful, equating them to treachery and theft while noting his southern connections and alleged efforts to aid Jeff Davis. The piece condemns his decision as a personal betrayal to the nation.
Gazotters and war era scraps across states
An array of brief notes from 1860s newspapers covers ex slaves in Ohio. Philadelphia deer to Worcester. Maine soldiers bounties. Grant halts cavalry recruiting. Wisconsin recruits called rebels crushers. a blasphemy conviction in Canada. Nancy James a 110 year old Philadelphia resident. Hatfield tobacco yield. and various political and social tidbits including Sanitary Fair flags and California bank schemes.
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Federal forces capture Fort De Rosey after Red River clash
The ram Avenger arrived from Red River mouth to relay Admiral Porter’s order to return to the fleet. General A. J. Smith landed near Fort De Rosey with 11,250 troops, racing to the fort where Taylor’s 11 inch gun and parrots were captured. About 40 federals were killed or wounded as the fort fell and 283 prisoners were taken before the fleet proceeded toward Alexandria.
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Prisoners Returned as Ships Sail and War Lists Grow
Baltimore dispatch reports the flag of truce steamer New York arriving with released Union prisoners. The Alabama was sunk near Cape Sleary. the crew survived after remaining in rigging. The New York carried 63 officers and 920 soldiers to Fortress Monroe. 500 of them were sick. A long list of officers and soldiers from multiple states accompanies the report.
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Rebel Advance Near Union City
Rebel force about 7000 men with artillery led by Gen Forrest moved toward the Abion River last night. Pickets drove in Union City patrols, cut communications to Columbus Ky, destroyed the railroad and bridges. Columbus sends forces to meet them. Braman commanded troops left for Columbus this morning. Latest reports only to 3 pm.
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Coal imports raise prices as sugar auction shifts market
In San Francisco on March 24 coal carried by the ships Dove Mary Robinson and Success goes to stores with prices above cost. A large raw sugar auction confirms a 14 cent weekly decline. Weather remains dry with little rain. Breadstuffs unsettled. The Union State Convention convenes in Sacramento today with large attendance.
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Gen Dow Holds Crowd at Portland City Hall
General Neal Dow spoke at a crowded reception in City Hall Portland with many people unable to enter. The Tamerlane departed today for New Orleans carrying several cavalry companies.
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Army of the Potomac reduced to three corps in 1864 reform
War Department issues General Orders reducing Army of the Potomac to three corps the 3d 5th and 6th. 1st and 3d corps reassigned to 2d 5th and 6th with badges preserved. Major General Warren assigned to command the Fifth Corps. Key officer reallocations include Sykes French Newton Kenley Spinola Meredith reassigned.
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Market Briefs From New York Trading Floors
Stock and money market updates show Railroads and Erie holdings steady with mixed readings. Cotton and grain futures move, while London and St Louis activity reflect firmer prices and steady demand across commodities.
Union forces capture Fort De Rosey in Bayou Glace campaign
Gen A J Smith's expedition lands at Summersport La and moves on Fort De Rosey near Yellow Bayou. After skirmishing and a fierce assault the fort falls within 20 minutes of the charge. 325 prisoners taken including 24 officers, plus arms and powder. Navy reports progress on Red River obstructions and transports advancing upriver. Glorious news promised from Banks and Smith within two weeks.
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Veterans Reserve Corps reorganized under Martindale relief
Special Orders No. 72 from Washington March 22 announce the First Brigade Veteran Reserve Corps under Col. R. H. Rush with HQs to be designated. Regiments relieved from duty include 1st, 6th, 9th, 19th, 22d and 24th Veteran Reserve Corps. All returns and requisitions go to the new headquarters. By command of Maj. Gen. Augur. J. H. Taylor, Chief of Staff. Official C. H. Raymond, Asst. Adj. Gen.
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Army of the Potomac notes moves and leadership shifts
A letter from the Army of the Potomac reports the acquittal of Brown an alleged spy by Court Martial. It notes consolidating the 1st and 3d corps with the 6th under Gen Sedgwick, Gen Grant arriving at headquarters and ordering readiness for inspection, and Gen Hancock returning in strong health to command his corps. Grant and staff reach Culpepper amid enthusiastic reception from troops along the route.
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Hannibal Brings Sugar Molasses and Freight to New Orleans Market
The Hannibal arrived from New Orleans with 390 hogsheads of sugar 200 barrels of molasses 200 barrels of tar and other freight. Sugar output is up over last fall with over 7000 hogsheads available. Cotton sales measure 353 bales with prices at 72 74 and 76 cents per pound and 2000 bales on sale. No armed rebels reported in the area.
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Bank and Market Summary From Thursday Afternoon Trading
Mion shows moderate loan demand while discounts on mercantile paper are light. Banks and open market offer ample supply at five to six percent on prime notes and collaterals. US securities remain steady for long term income. Railroad shares scarce but command high prices. Board of Brokers reports active, firm trading with notable gains in Worcester Railroad and American Gold closing at 1664.
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Supreme Court Adjourns as Good Friday Approaches
Washington reports the Supreme Court will reconvene Monday after adjournment for Good Friday. Army of the Potomac casualties flood local hospitals. Goodyear Vulcanized Patent extension before House Patents Committee set for April 7 with unlimited remonstrances. National Bank bill amended lightly. Comptroller of the Currency appointment provision struck out.
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New Jersey Opposition to Raritan Bay Railroad Bill
Governor transmits message to Legislature on a Congress bill allowing Raritan Bay Railroad and other lines to move freight and passengers across the state. A joint committee reports unanimously against the measure, arguing it would strip local jurisdiction and insult state dignity. Copies proceed to New Jersey members of Congress to block passage.
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Fleet list of Admiral Porter's Red River ships
Camp March 24 The News lists vessels said to compose Porter's Red River fleet including Osage and Oscark turreted ironclads and wooden ships such as Onachita Black Hawk and others with ironclads Lafayette Eastport Choctaw Chillicothe Benton Carondelet Louisville Pittsburg Mound City Essex and more. The article notes turreted and partially plated vessels among the fleet.
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Twenty-fifth Massachusetts Arrives In New York
The Twenty-fifth Massachusetts Regiment arrived by the Fall River route this morning and departed for Washington at noon. Gold closed at four o clock this afternoon at 167%.
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Miner storm lashes Fortress Monror and Cape Henry
The fort fortress Monror endures a heavy snowstorm from morning to night. Two or three schooners are ashore inside Cape Henry though their names are unclear. An expedition to Matthews county under Gen Gardner for Gen Butler returns, having captured numerous horses cattle mules engines and 300 contrabands.
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Western Railroad Bridge Fire Destroys Worcester Section
Palmer reports March 24 fire destroyed the King's bridge on the Western railroad between here and Worcester. Details indicate significant damage to the bridge and surrounding area with no immediate report of casualties.
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