Return of the Soldiers Ends Boston War Frenzy
The city settles after a brief military scare as 4500 troops are released from duty and begin their return to civilian life. A morning parade draws attention but officials say the danger was exaggerated and hope future recalls occur only for genuine needs.
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Old Subscriber, Civil War Notes and Naval News
A miscellany of reader remarks on Heroes and Martyrs issues, naval officer Bailey on retirement, editorials on Union policy in slave states, and on Henry Andrew’s metro wool refrain. Includes quotes on Cotton, Napoleon, and public meetings in Haverhill.
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Rebels Reinforced near Island 33 Oppose Flotilla
From Fort Wright dated May 27 rebels reportedly reinforced with two regiments and three batteries arriving from Memphis. Forces landed at Randolph and along the Arkansas shore opposite Island 33 while windows of fortifications rise. Refugees claim an attack on the flotilla is imminent. Mortars resume fire on Fort Wright as Cairo orders permits for steamer or rail travel.
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Provisions for the Poor From Captured Supplies
New Orleans papers report Captain Huger of the rebel navy died. General Butler issues a notice detailing distribution of thousands of barrels of beef and sugar captured en route to the Confederate army for the poor. Natchez correspondence claims surrender talks with Mayor. city’s flag status remains contested.
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New York dispatch reports arrivals and mixed war updates
The steamer Estrella from Jamaica arrives with a damaged wheel after a collision with a sunken wreck. The Columbia from Havana arrives with no fresh Mexico news. Letters from New Orleans claim Halleck defeat details and Butler theft at the Dutch Consulate, with Farragut and Porter avoidance of New Orleans amid mobs. Mexico reports French troops near Puebla and 15,000 Mexican troops ready to fight. Venezuela cites victories. Carracas earthquake. Havana vessels depart for New Orleans with two rebel cotton schooners also noted.
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Senate Deliberations and House Proceedings Report
The Senate reflects on public interest hindrances to publishing arrest data in Kentucky and approves a general appropriation with bounties. Debates touch tax plans on liquor licenses, labor taxes for life, and a cotton tax. The House debates confiscation of rebels slaves and adjourns after procedural motions.
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Hedrick Confirmed as Beaufort Collector in Naval Affairs
John A. Hedrick is confirmed as Collector at Beaufort North Carolina in Naval Affairs. Washington reports May 28 that officers are ordered to the U S steamer South Carolina under Commander John Almy, detached from the ship.
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