Treaty of Peace and Amity with Great Britain Ends War
President James Madison proclaims the Ghent peace treaty of December 24 1814 between the United States and Britain to end the war and restore peace. It details boundary commissions future disputes and reciprocity limits on prisoners and slaves with ratifications to be exchanged in four months.
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General Jackson reports at New Orleans battles and losses
Major General Jackson describes the January 7 9 actions near New Orleans with heavy enemy losses and 1000 arms captured. He notes successful repulses by Carroll Coffee and Kentucky militia, a fatal reverse due to a distant river crossing, and ongoing artillery pressure and prisoner captures. He ends with expected future operations and mentions 54 prisoners taken by Purser Shields.
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Commodore Decatur's Account of the Capture of the President
Extract of a letter from Commodore Decatur recounts the fighting near the Hook and Bar with the British squadron including Endymion and Pomona, the loss of the President's crew with 80 to 90 casualties and 25 killed, and Decatur's surrender after hours of engagement. The dispatch also notes British actions at John’s Island, Savannah, and Charleston with reports of scattered raids and peace talks.
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