Elections of company officers in Col Cage regiment
Fort Warren reports multiple officer elections to fill regimental vacancies. Gallagher becomes Captain of Company A. Hanley promoted 1st Lieut in Company B. Pendergrast and O Neall named Captains in other companies. The Fitzgerald Guard from Salem joins the regiment. Father Kenney may be chaplain. Additional notes list officers of Fort Independence and other Boston units.
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J. Schouler Newton
Isaac W. Newton
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Maine
Knapp
Dolliver
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Webster Regiment
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Fletcher Webster
Cushing
Allen
Hichborn
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C. O. Rogers
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N. A. Thompson
W. W. Clapp, Jr
Otis Kimball
Otis Kimball, Esq
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Pendergrast
C. J.rowell
O'Neal
Milford Company
Peard
Fitzgerald Guard
Salem
Fitzgerald
James E. Gallagher
South Street
Father Kenney
St. James Church
Thomas G. Stevenson
John F. Anderson
Hall Curtin
William V. Hutchins
FF. A. Osborn
John I. Prince, Jr
M. Dennie
Charles H. Hooper
Stephen Cabot
Robert H. Stevenson
William C. Otis
F. W. Palfrey
John Quincy Adams
James R. Gregerson
Merchants’ Guard
Boston
Thorndike Hall
Carlos Pierce
G. W. Warren
Wma. Stringer
J. W. Titus
J. F. Tinker
S. J. Frye
T. P. Wilson
G. W. Colley
Joseph W. Greenough
Hebbard
Jonathan Preston
Providence
Pierce
Butler's Battery Fires On Target Near Relay House
From Kiaryliand and Frederick May 8 9 95 details of Civil War actions report General Butler testing his battery on a distant unoccupied shanty near the Relay House. Massachusetts soldiers lack tents, a New York regiment raises a flag, a funeral is held for private Leonard, and provisions are sent to Washington.
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Carlisle Barracks
Marsh’s Creek
Emmetsburg
Hicks
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Shirley
Spencer
Annapolis
Maryland
Harper's Ferry
Perrysville
Locust Point
Confederate Blockade Tensions Play Out Near Virginia Port
Steamers Baltic and Kedar arrive to Fort Monroe area as Virginia vessels prepare to run the blockade at the James River mouth. Batteries rise on Craney Island and Norfolk Point while reports of 5000 rebels opposite Fort Monroe prove unfounded.
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Craney Island
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Missouri Home Guards sworn into US service at Camp Jackson
Two regiments totaling 2100 Home Guards were sworn into United States service and armed. Southwest Border troops arrived and are quartered at Camp Jackson. Recruiting expands with several companies chosen from adjacent counties. Senate suspends state school money apportionment for the year. A bill to arm the state passed committee but the Senate adjourned in secret. the House sat in secret all day.
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Committee On Ways and Means
Military Matters Reported Movements and Appointments
Apany New York May 9 reports the General Government will supervise volunteers at their rendezvous once organized and mustered. John A. Dix named Major General in an official order. Milwaukee Wis May 8 Rufus King named Brigadier General of the State. New York May 9 steamer Delaware sails with provisions and cannon to Philadelphia Navy Yard. The 14th Brooklyn ordered to Washington. Schooner Cordelia arrives from Baltimore signaling Pocahontas blockade. A James River schooner reports Samuel Tarbox at Hampton Roads for orders two days prior, detained by rebels.
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Barnstable
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Fort Warren
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Scarburg
Court of Claims
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N. Y
John A. Dix
Milwaukne
Wis
Rufus King
Delaware
Philadelphia Navy Yard
14Th Brookly Regiment
Kedar
Cordelia
James River
Samuel Tarbox
Hampton Roads Ave
Pennsylvania House Passes Three Million Loan Bill
The Pennsylvania House unanimously approved a three million loan to raise 15 regiments beyond presidential requisitions totaling 55. Eight members were absent. An act for relief of volunteers and to pay pre Quartermaster bills was signed by the Governor. Reports note 25,000 troops within 60 miles of Richmond and a Clearfield county corps arriving with the governor’s son as lieutenant.
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Cairo
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Great Eastern Seized in Port Amid Shipping Disputes
Dispatches report the Great Eastern under sheriff’s execution for Scott Russell’s claim and still set to sail May 1 after an offer to deposit funds. Garibaldi and Cavour reap praise, while Italy faces Neapolitan unrest and martial law in Abruzzi with Verona executions. Warsaw calm, Baltic shores tense as regional intrigues unfold.
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