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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1863

Page

4

Protestant Episcopal Convention At Trinity Church Proceedings

The Episcopal Convention resumed at Trinity Church with morning services led by Rev. G. H. McKnight. Reports from Rev. George M. Randall and others detailed mission receipts, relief funds, and parish organization, with adjournment to 9 AM the next day.

Protestant Episcopal Convention Trinity Church G. H. McKnight Springfield George M. Randall St. Mary’s Church Newton Lower Falls B. F. de Costa Episcopal Convention of Massachusetts Alfred L. Baury Wm. R. Batcock Jamaica Plain Massachusetts Board of Missions Wm.r. Nicholson D. D Boston Board of Missions Society For the Relief Margaret Coffin D. J. T. Coolidge South Boston George S. Converse Roxbury Dr Randall Theodore Edson T. K. Lambert Otis Daniel Geo. C. Shattuck Charles H. Parker Grace Church Malden R. H. Dana F.sq Edward A. Newton Pittsfield Episcopal Denomina

Prize Steamer Aries Condemned Not Authorized

The Prize Court did not condemn the Aries for lack of claimants. the British Consul provided security for the owners to defend the vessel, correcting an earlier error in the record.

Washington Dispatches and Military Movements

May 21 dispatches report Gen Butler summoned to Washington and Gen Meagher resignations accepted. The President approves Vallandigham findings and orders him beyond our lines. Gen Burnside enacts new co nar arrangements. six months may yield 100000 more troops. War Dept limits Medical Inspector on disability dismissals. 800 rebel sympathisers listed for removal. Trade with Matamoros and Rio Grande ports aids rebels. Government probes suspicious vessel papers but finds them proper. Counterfeiting cases arise in England. Government acts tougher against disloyalists. several arrests at Old Capitol Prison.

Alex di Kthghade New York the Herald Butler Washington Meagher Times’ Washington Vallandigham Burnside War Department Chase Sprague Matamoros Rio Grande United States England Old Capitol

Rebel Chattahoochie Gunboat Sighted Near Apalachicola

A May 21 letter from on board Port Royal reports the rebel gunboat Chattahoochie still near Chattahoochee Florida. It describes her as a strong sea-going steamer with four broadside and two heavy pivot guns, delaying battles due to machinery failures. Former commander Catesby Jones has moved to command Harriet Lane at Galveston while others prepare nearby vessels to support an attack.

The Gulf New York Port Royal Apalachicola Fla Chattahoochie Catesby Jones Merrimac Galveston Harriet Lane Columbus Cumberland Newport News

Blockade runners captured by Navy vessels

The United States steamer Octorara captured the 18 ton schooner Handy loaded with salt on May 23, including a mail to Henry Keauss of New York seeking funds if captured. Pembina seized the sloop Eliza Beckwith from Havana and the schooner Joe Flanner at Mobile. Monticello captured the Odd Fellow off Settle River Inlet with rosin and turpentine.

Washington Navy Department United States Octorura Handy Henry Keauss Christy Street New York Jacob J. Harris Nassau Charlestoon Pembina Eliza Beckwith Havana Mobile Joe Flanner U.S Monticello Settle River Inlet N. C Odd Fellow

Rebel spies captured near Stafford Court House Va

New York reports three rebel spies and one aiding citizen captured days ago near Stafford Court House Virginia. They had moved in and out of Union lines all winter, supplying valuable information to the rebels. At a citizen's house, cans of powder and ammunition were found. A May 7 letter from off Mobile notes the British rebel steamer Eugenia was captured by gunboats Cuyler and Kana wha, with a rebel general among Havana passengers. St Thomas letters say gunboats Oneida and Alabama cruised Trinity Bay after pirates, who escaped, while Wachusett Oneida Sheppard Knapp and Gemsbok visited St Thomas and Vanderbilt was at Martinique. A Key West note reports 40 captured craft in port.

New York Stafford Court House Mobile Eugenia Cuyler Kanawha Havana St. Thomas Oneida Alabama Trinity Bay Wachusett Sheppard Knapp Gemsbok Vanderbilt Martinique Key West

Rebels Cross Rappahannock to Aid Supplies

Norfolk letter reports a rebel regiment crossed the Rappahannock fifteen miles below Falmouth to escort medical and other supplies from Baltimore. They achieved their objective without interruption and captured eight cavalry scouts. Gen. Halleck expects no word from Grant before Friday. Senator Wilson returns from Falmouth praising army zest. Gen. Hooker orders retractations of critics of Carl Schurz and the 11th Army Corps. Gen. Humphries reassigned to Berry’s former division.

New York Norfolk Rappahannock Falmouth Baltimore Washington Halleck Grant Wilson Hooker Carl Schurz 11Th Army Corps Humphries Gen. Berry

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