Capitol Meeting Protests Vallandigham Arrest At Albany
Large Albany gathering at the Capitol denounces Gen Burnside arrest of Clement Vallandigham. Governor Seymour sends a letter calling the act dangerous to civil liberty, urging defense of rights and warning of military despotism pending government decisions on wartime policy.
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Massachusetts Regiments Praise From Fredericksburg to Salem Heights
Major General John Newton commends the Seventh Massachusetts for storming Fredericksburg heights and the 11th and 87th for solid service at Salem Heights. He singles out Lt Col Harlow and Maj Parker for leadership and notes the regiments’ discipline under fire. Also reported is a Fitchburg meeting of Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad bondholders chaired by Columbus Pyler to discuss a 20 year bond extension.
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Presentation of colors to the Massachusetts Fifty Fourth
The Massachusetts 54th received colors at Readville with Gov. Andrew presenting four flags and remarks. Prayer was offered by Rev. Grimes. In Col Shaw's absence Lieut Col Hallowell spoke for the regiment. The unit will join Gen Hunter in South Carolina as soon as transport is arranged, likely embarking from Boston.
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Court Delivers Criminal Cases From Police Court
In the Police Court yesterday Charles McCauley waived examination and was committed for trial in default of $300 bail after stealing about $125 in clothing from various parties. Ieary E Armington also waived examination on a counterfeit ten dollar pass at Plymouth Bank, with default bail set at $1000 and commitment for trial.
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Dorchester Children Host Soldiers Fair at Grove Hall
Dorchester youths stage a soldiers fair at Grove Hall on Wednesday from 3 to 9 3 P M. The display promises elegance and support for soldiers, with an appeal by juveniles urging substantial public response.
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Fourth of July Celebration Budget Approved by Board
After debate the board reversed a prior vote and approved $17,000 for the Fourth of July celebration. The reconsideration carried 7 to 5. Elisha Copeland was unanimously appointed Auditor. Meeting adjourned at 8 o'clock.
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Boston Post Court Record Summary
Court notes from Boston Post Court record include equity case Jarvis How vs Charles T. Eames with patent infringement plea and council, and Josiah W. Hubbard vs Joseph W. Woodbury on professional services billing. Criminal sessions report verdicts of not guilty for Henry A. Christie assault and guilty for George Hilton larceny. John Clare convicted of embezzlement and held for contempt.
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Exposition of War Law Proclaimed by War Department
Washington May 18 The War Department issued official instructions for governing armies in the field prepared by Francis Leiber and revised by Major Gen Hitchcock and approved by the President. The document defines martial law on occupation, punishment for traitors guides fugitives and insurrection and asserts protections and duties under the law of nations.
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Jackson Miss Occupied by Federal Forces after Hard Fight
Telegrams report Union forces under Grant moved on Jackson and captured the city after a day of combat. Gen Joseph Johnson arrived at Jackson earlier with three brigades and went toward Vicksburg. Rebels claim Gregg and Walker units fought Grant’s force near Edward’s Station.
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The Keokuk guns sighted in Charleston harbor prize
From Charleston Mercury reports two 11 inch Columbiads removed from the iron clad Keokuk now on South Commercial wharf in Charleston awaiting mounting for defense and trophies of Charleston Harbor. The Petersburg Express notes Confederate resolutions threaten death for officers commanding negro troops and capture of such troops to state authorities.
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Army conditions improve as losses hinder enemy strength
A Washington letter reports daily improvement in army condition under pleasant weather. Quartermasters track large losses of arms and knapsacks, with 80 rounds per knapsack becoming a burden and aid to the enemy. Two cavalry raids are planned as part of broader operations against Richmond.
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