Departure of the Second Cavalry Regi ment
The Second Cavalry left Camp Meigs Readville yesterday for Washington and then to the war. The roster lists Colonel Charles R. Lowell Jr Boston and many officers including Major Crowninshield and DeWitt C. Thompson. Total force is 443 with 8 sick left behind and 450 horses taken. regiment to join Washington with three days’ rations and passage directly to Jersey City.
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Second Cavalry
Camp Meigs
Readville
Washington
Crowninshield
Gloucester Point
Charles R. Lowell, Jr
Boston
Henry Ss. Russell
Caspar Crowninshield
DeWitt C. Thompson
San Francisco
Cal
Oscar de Woite
Chester
Surons
Harlow Gamwell
Huntington
Eldridge
Johnson
Agawam
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Milton
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Lancaster
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Brighton
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Cambridge
4. McKendry
California
Rafus W. Smith
Holden
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New Bedford
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Hollis C. Pinkham
E. W. Wellington
Worcester
Henry H. Crocker
Josiah A. Baldwin
John C. Norcross
Wm. S. Wells
Northampton
de Merritt
Sacramento Rangers
Russell
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Quincy
New York
Jersey City
Old Colony RAI stockholders meet over Fall River to Newport route
The Old Colony and Fall River Railroad Corporation held a stockholders meeting at the passenger station with President Alexander Holmes presiding. Boston figures Ariel Crocker and F B Crowninshield urged accepting the new act approving a route change, amid criticisms of construction costs and legislative influence. The assembly approved the act 44 to 11 and planned early disposition of about $700,000 in surplus stock.
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New York
Fal
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Metropolis
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Empire State
B. Brayton
Philadelphia
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Washington, &c
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Amboy
George Shiverick
Washington Street
Massachusetts regiments in Civil War duties and actions
The 43d Mass under Col. Holbrook at Newbern lists 838 men with 746 fit for duty. The 25th Mass at Plymouth N C has 754 men with 571 fit for service. The Second Mass at Chancellorsville repelled three lines of South Carolina regiments, held position without cartridges until relief, carried off all wounded except six, and suffered 67 bullet holes in its colors. The Fifty Fourth colored regiment at Readimun is at capacity with 100 recruits arrived, and the text references further colored regiments.
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Col. Holbrook
Newhbern
Plymouth
N. C
Massachusetts
Chancellorsville
South Carolina
Court Dockets and Guilty Pleas From Tuesday Sessions
The U S District Court resumed the La Manche prize vessel case with U S counsel and defense for claimants. Superior Court docket items include a promissory note dispute and a session on a Boston and Maine Railroad Company petition. Multiple criminals pleaded guilty or were convicted, with several sent to the Nautical Branch reform school or House of Correction. The docket continuation is set for Wednesday at 9 AM.
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U. S
Sprague
la Manche
R. H. Dana, Jr
Durant
Caausten Browne
Superior
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McLaughlin
Coburn
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Vose
Ames
J. Anna Howard
House of Correction
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Nautical
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W. Martin
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Frank McClusky
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Pat Gormley
James Kelley
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George McLaughlin
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James Bonner
John Monarts
Siege of Puebla noted in French reports in May
Reports from May describe the siege of Puebla by French forces, with high casualties and difficulty in capturing the city. Dispatches claim the French bombarded San Augustin and surrounding strongholds, while Mexican guerillas hindered supply lines and local forces contemplated the feasibility of taking Puebla with the current troops.
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Puebla
New York
San Francisco
Mexico
San Javiner
Ortega
San Augustin
Comer
Merced
To Bhe
Speke and Grant Expedition Near Nile Source Crowned With Success
Washington reports Vice Consul Goodhue says Speke and Grant's Nile quest reaches near success. They left Zanzibar in 1860 and last heard from in 1862. Speke identifies the Niver anglo River as a likely Nile branch, 400 yards wide with a northward flow. They faced delays in Uganda due to local opposition.
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Zanzibar
Messrs Speke
Grant
Speke
Niverango
Victoria Masanza
Kingdom of
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