Arrest Power in Civil War Military Law Debate
Testimony discusses presidential authority to arrest Vallandigham as a military necessity, Burnside's command, and martial law definitions. It covers constitutional separation of powers, potential executive responsibility, and ongoing troop movements with reports from Suffolk and Carrsville, including casualties and reinforcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnside
Gen. Burnside
Vallandigham
Military Commission
Executive Department
General Burnside
Vallandigham News and London Season Plans
Feuilleton style notes cover Vallandigham habeas corpus case news, clerical and political chatter, Adelina Patti and Adelina Patti touring plans in London from May to August, and various Civil War era items. Highlights include Corcoran property confiscation talk, conscription remarks, editorials on Union politics, and local notices from New York and Washington.
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Daily Post
Vallandigham
New York
Church Politicos
Weekly Review
Boston
Onpolite Raiders
Court Record
Telegraphic News
Adelina Patti
Mario
Tamberick
Graziani
London
Washington
Corcoran
Alabama
N. Y. News
New England
Telegraphic News Item From Boston Office
A brief telegraphic dispatch from the American Telegraph Lines office in Boston reports general wire service news. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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American Telegraph Lines—Office
State Street
Boston
Ries of
Alfred E. Giles
Old State House
Bmorss
Concord
Mass
Oston
Oztas
Treasury denies Walker loan claims and tariff rulings issued
The Treasury Department rejects claims that R. J. Walker has authority to negotiate a European loan and rebuts other reports of officials abroad. Key tariff decisions assign duties on hatters fur musk, gunny bags, cotton shirts, China clay, and cotton seed. Also noted are Navy deserters discharged and Gen. Crawford reassigned to the Pennsylvania Reserves.
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Washington
R. J. Walker
Treasury Department
Europe
Secretary of the Treasury
L. S. Grunn
San Francisco
Puget Sound District
Washington Territory
Smith
Geo. A. Patterson
Sumter
C. A. Hodgesen
Savannah
Crawford
War Department
Military Commission
Heintzelman
Pennsylvania Reserves
Seymour
Pennsylvania
Anderson
Fort Sumter
Banks
Shenandoah Valley
Cedar Mountain
Mansfield
Antietam
Cape of Good Hope
U.S
District of Columbia
Corcoran
Goodsill Buckingham
The
Treasury
Union Leagues Form and Endorse Administration in Two Cities
In Cleveland Hon. R P Spaulding presided at the Union League Convention with speeches by Montgomery Blair David Paul Brown J M Ashley John Hutchins and James Lane. Resolutions backed the Administration and were adopted by a large attendance. In Albany a loyal Union League organized with Thomas W Olcott presiding and 100 vice presidents. Resolutions urged unconditional support for the government while condemning traitor sympathies and calling loyalists to unite. George Downing named president and 30 delegates chosen for Utica meeting.
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Cleveland, O
R. P. Spaulding
Union League
Montgomery Blair
David Paul Brown
J. M. Ashley
John Hutchins
James Lane
Albany
N. Y
Capitol
Thomas W. Olcott
Hurlbut
Outhwest
Geo. Downing
Utica
D.S. Dickinson
Martin J. Townsend
Gen. Nye
Col. A. S. Owen
Rebel and Union Movements Describe Civil War Skirmishes and Raids
May 20 dispatch reports Col. Clayton of the 5th Kn Cavalry destroying 200,000 bushels of corn, mills, and commissary buildings near Cotton Plant after recon toward Little Rock. He skirmished with Carter’s brigades, won a river crossing escape, with 2 killed and 4 wounded. rebel losses cited as 55 killed. Other raids include Col. Patch from Corinth into Alabama with 400 prisoners and 600 horses, and Major Burke near Holly Springs with 5 killed and 11 wounded. Warrenton evacuated after destroying batteries. gunboat Cricket arrivals and ironclads along Red River. rebels protect cotton boats above Alexandria.
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Price
Little Rock
Wittsburg
Col
Patch
Corinth
Alabama
Chalmers
Tallahatchie
Burke
Germantown
Holly Springs
Franklin
Continental
Warrenton
Cricket
Young’s Point
Admiral Porter
Red River
Alexandria
Expedition succeeds as railroad damage repaired after naval action
Fortess Monnor May 19 The steamship 8 R Spaulding sailed for Newbern with Brig Gen Briggs aboard The Suffolk expedition under Col Foster has completed its mission and repaired damage to the Seabrook and Roanoke Railroad Casualties in the recent skirmishes are insignificant
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Fortress Monnor
R. Spaulding
Newbern
Cma
Briggs
A .He
Suffolk
Ander
Col. Foster
Seabrook
Roanoke
Captains Escort Body of Capt Howard Dwight
The body of Capt How ard Dwight was removed from the steamer this afternoon under escort by Colonel Howe Captains Vallance Stanton and Blake J Emerson A F Learned and members of the New England Association and placed on the train for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Dwight
Colonel Howe
Vallance
Stanton and Blake
J. Emerson
A. F
Learned
New England Association
Boston
Horses Seized in Louisville Transit Operation
Collector Gaillard seized six brooded horses en route north from Dixie and large quantities of wares in transit south through Louisville on May 20.
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Louisville
Gaillard
Dixie
New York Markets and Rail Stocks in May Trading
Market report notes First Board stocks slide with declines for Chicago and Rock Island, Illinois Central scrip, and several railroads. Second Board also weak with Er ie and New York Central tepid. Commodities show mixed results from cotton to wheat, flour, and pork, with Treasury notes and certificates quoted as markets move.
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NEW York Stock and Money Market
First Board
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
Illinois Central Railroad
Michigan Southern Railroad
New York Central Railroad
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Manetae Railroad
Hudson Railroad
Canton Company
Virginia
Missouri
Erie Railrecy Vt
Galena and Chicago Railroad
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
Midhon Central Railroad
Harlem Railroad
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
American Gold
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad
Ilinois Central Railroad
Michigan Central Railroad
Pacific Mail Steamship
American Coal Company
Reading Railroad
Arlem Railroad
Erie Railroad
Treasury
Tennessee
Canton Co
Cumberland Coal Company
Quicksilver Mining Company
Cleveland and Toedo Railroad
New York
State and Western
Ohio
Western
Southern
Canada
Chicago
Milwaukee
State
New Orleans
Costa Rica
Liverpool
Cincinnati
At¢ Premerie Railroad
Ship News Roundup from New York Ledger Fireside Log
The report lists numerous ships sailing routes and destinations including Wild Cat New Orleans Cen turion Havre Minnehaha Londonderry Harris Tronsides Buenos Ayres Janet Fagardo Bloomer Marseilles and others. Another entry notes Mazep ba from Liverpool bound for San Francisco with coordinates near 17°S 34°W and 37°30′N 71°W for Lisbon steering northwest.
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Ship News
New York
Wild Cat
New Orleana
Centurion
Havre
Minnehaha
Londonderry
Harris Tronsides
Buenos Ayres
Janet
Fagardo
Bloomer
Marseilles
L M Merritt
Cardenas
Lensita
Cienfuegos
Mary Stewart
Catania
Lady of the Lake
Don Juan
St Johns
Porto Rico
Mersey
Pernambuco
Mazepba
Liverpool
San Francisco
Lisbon
Bath
Stocks Edge Higher Amid Broad Market Shift and Inflation Fears
Brokers kept busy with large volumes of orders as negotiable paper dwindled and investors moved idle funds into public securities, railroads, mines, and banks. Prices rose slowly with broad demand and inflation concerns, while the weekly Boston bank statement showed loan and deposit gains but reduced specie and circulation.
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American Gold
Minesota Copper
Quincy
Pittsburg
Pewabic
Franklin
Central
National
Isle Royale
Rockland
Copper Falls
Huron
Albany
Boston
Hancock
Mesnard
Superior
Western Railroad
Worcester
Providence
Old Colony
Maine
Lowell
Fitchburg
Eastern
Metropolitan
Cambridge
Middlesex
Malden
Melrose
Manchester
Lawrence
Northern
Portland
Saco
Wilmington
Vermont
Canada
Concord
South Shore
Massachusetts
Cheshire
Cary
East Boston
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Foster
Carrsville
Jenkins
Cours
Ordes
Ira W. Bowles
Albert F. Burgess
Corporal J. Collins
John H. Keith
Lewis A. Pierce
G. H
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Farrar
Katte
Cey
Hayes
Gen
Sherman
Titus Case
Barkhamstead
Conn
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America
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Dunn
Bradley
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Coburn
Charleston Mercury
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Mercury
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Loyal National League
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van Dorn
Peters
Nashville
Adoo van
N.Y. Herald
Peck
Roanoke and Seaboard
Elden
North Carolina
Beaver Dam Church
Spear
Hebron
Davis
Sixty-ninth
Reed
One Hundred and Sixty-ninth
McConibe
Franklin Road
Hebron Church
New Jersey
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Newark
Maggie Mitchell
Newburyport Herald
Blair
Chase
State of
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Prentice
Stanton
Louisville Journal
Gen. Hooker
Lincoln
Hooker
Geoghan
Oremone
Rosecrans
Army of the Potomac
Gen. Thomas
Grant
Gen. McCook
New York Central
Erie
Illinois Central
West Point
Richmond
Babcock
Morse
Motley
John E. Hayes
Boston Traveller
Lient
Col. Hille
T. G. Tra
Roy Te Eee
Wwe
Snc
Vt Central Va
Wis Wael Bok Cocklard
Kers’ Board
Northern Railroad
Phil, Wil & Balt
Saco & Ports
Vt & Mase Kr
Rutland
Rae Durioe
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MNO
Ceeho
Falls Mf Co
Washington Mill
Acton Mining Co
Ooro
East Bison Co
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B & Worcester RR
Mald & Melrose
M & Lawrence RR
Ogdensburg
Rutland 2d
Esesevees
Les BE
Salisbury Mf Co
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Black River Mg Co
Min’g Co
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Otto
Dorchester Gas Co
Waalgae
Cambridge Gas Co
Boston Theatre
EB Ferry Co
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Eastern Railroad
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Boylston Bank
Bank of the Rept
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Pepperell Mt Co
Boston Atheneum
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Philadelphia
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Henry Chaffin
Washington Street
Metavia
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Methuen
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Boston and Maine Railroad
Wayland
Cambridgeport
Supreme Council
Killian H. van Rensselaer
Josiah Drummond
Winslow Lewis
M. D
H. E
Albert Case
Win Urer
Charles R
N. A. Thompson
Benjarain Hil
Parkman
Ill
Treas- Starkweather
Ardner
Charles W. Moore
Abner Thompson
Gardner
Charles K. Starkweather
Ilinois
D. B.T. Tracy
Michian
M.P. Soy
Shurtleff
John McClellan
Wm. Sutton
Salem
Joel Spalding
Wm. P. Prebel
Edward P. Burnham
Hampshire
Fitzgerald
Ammi B. Young
New Dail
Heman Elyhington City
D. C
R.S
Abner B. Thompson
Joseph D. Evans
Hernan Ely
Benjamin Dean
Rev. C. H. Titus
Rhode Island
William S. Gardner
Fitzgerald Tisdall
Grand Hospitaller
Eben F. Gay
Grand Steward and Sentinel
U. S
United States of America
Charleston
S. C
Frederic
Prussia
Daniel D. Tompkins
J. Simpson
J. J. J. Gourgus
Richard Riker
J. G. Tardy
M. L. Piexotte
Preec
Theouthern Council
United States
Oster’'S
Wm. Foster
Leonard Foster
Broad Street
F. C. Fost
Court Street
G. Foster Williams
TuTh&Stf
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Fia
Bostor
Weeny James T. Eldredge, Stu&thif
Congress Street
JONA
Hartwell
Paal Littleton
Ann Neees
Charlestown
Archibald Babcock
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Medford Turnpike
Middlesex Horse Railroad
Cherlestown Neck
Magoun
Turner
Main Street
Medford
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Main
Oaks Streets
Ofton
South Malden
Eaton
Lana
Eden Street
Benjamin Phipps
Methapepihe
Kilby Street
S.pack
John Jeffries, JR
City Exchange
Flouse
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Tee
Bromfield Street
Weeks & Potter
Washington St
Newtonville
C. Price
John Merrill
Exchange Street
Duston Lancey
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UL Adams
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S. N. Brown
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Blackstone St
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Commercial Wharf
H. S. Hallet
India Street
Sale
Dublin
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Appleton
Mys
Union
Wh. P. Lee
W Bank
State Wa Pacha
Janlé
George W Heard
Washington Str
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Lancaster
Hilds 10
Tremont Street
J. Moore
Joel Knight & CO
Rice & Davis
Central Wharf
JF Ucur
St Louis
Mary
HN &O
Wasashinae Street
Sylvia
Tremont Safe and Machine Company
Anson Hardy
Acemr
Chas. Burley
Treasuren
M&thim
Chilson
Eve Meesekeeper
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Ty&Sém
Doctor B. Co. Perry
Winter Street
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Drake
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Astor House
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G. P. Phinney
G W. Amory
Phinney & Amory
Camp and
Common Streets
Iscop
Bankers
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Bath Street
Pearl Street
U. S. Treasury
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Co O
Rue DE LA Paix
Paris
Wall Street
New Yor
Brokers’ Board
I Wellington Burnett
Heyey A. Drake
John P. Gore
Merchants’ Exchange
van Ben Broek Bros & Co
Chaussee D’antin
Fred'e van den Broek
John van den Broek
Has. G. Greene, Jr
Eren
R Thayer
New York City
Nassau Street
Blake Brothers & Co
S. J.P
Fogg, Houghton & CO
Aly Stat
Inia
H OF
Treasu
Ssachusetts
REA
Hoventon & Co
AENRY
Trea
Aan
R. H. Eddy
U. S. Patent Office
State St
Hilley St
Great Britain
France
Terice
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Eddy
Chas. Mason
Patent Office
Edmund Burke
Patents
P&p
John Taggart
Palmer
Green St
Palmer & CO
Green Street
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R.I
Sakporn Richardson & CO
Ths&Tutf
Milk Street
Peare, Burke & Gregory
Central Vv
Brewster, Sweet & Co
Office No
Union Building
U. S. Supreme Court
Gilbert & Sows
Merchants’ Bank
O. D. Ashley , CO
Exchange Place
Wetherbfe
D. Ashley
T G. H. Watson
Mhio
M. J. Mandele
Iseoptr
Sellyer, &c
GILBERT @ SONS
Tuché&salé
State of Maine
Suffolk Bank
State &T
Edward C. Brodhead
New York Stock Exchange
Isimmys
William P. Lee
Agency
OF the
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Robert Lee Clarke
James Murray Howe & Co
P&p&pia T
Fioe
Wales & Crocker
Joseph H. Wales
Dewey Crocker
Coplm
GePinwenna
EE Goss L. Whitman
Wright & Whitman
Domestic Goods Commission
Wright
Mmpue
OP Wright
Whitman
Devonshire Street
John S
Eben Wright & CO
John S. Wright
Eben Wright
John H. Wright Mora
Myli
Baker & Lyman
Charles Baker
Seymour Lyman
Isimmy
Paspoes
Ousyegon & Wool
Nas
Signe of
TYLER
McInnes
Cyrus L. Harris, W. K. Eascheld
Alt
Andrew Newell
Newell & CO
Melbourne
Rom
Entertainments
Jane English
Holman
Alfred
Perham
Great Lakes
Niagara
Seven Mile Mirror
Mirror
Pergeatiettn
Bierstadt
Rocky Mountains
Studis
Ae Lad
Bhostow
Mary Provort
Lucie W’arville
Mi Chanfrau
Wimbe
Erican
Congress
Supreme Court
U. Konreve
Vincence
Spencer, Vila « Co
Exchange ON
Mining and Land Company
Stock Exchange
Ilbert Attwoop
China
Office of American West India Com
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Compan
Comany
St. Domingo
Lowell Manufacturing Company
Ensurer, Merchants’ Bank Filding
C. L. Harding
S. Langley
Eeptm Mig
NEW York Central Railroad Co
Maxcu
J. E. Thayer & Brother
W. L. Pruyn
Massachusetts Mutual Fire Insurance Company
A. M. Chas. B. Cumings
O. B. Hall
New York and New Haven Railroad Co
4Th Avenue
27Th Street
New York and New Haven Railroad Company
Brewster's Hall
New Haven
Wu. B
Akhart
Dudley Mining Company
D. Head
Concord Railroad Corporation
John H. E. Clerk
H. George
Koemger
Water Street
Clatp
Iron Founders
Roxbury Point