The Assassination Trial Friday in Canada Rebels
Report covers a broad trial narrative with Beverly Tucker and Arnold related testimony. Witness George B Hamchinson testifies of sightings in Canada during the era, while Earns his Letters and adjournment to Tuesday are noted amid the convoluted defense. The proceeding hinges on whether Arnold participated in a plot to abduct or murder the President and how military law applies.
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Wasmascrox
George B. Hamchinson
Canada
Montreal
Lawrence Luli Moptrom
Dane
de. Merritt
Heverly Tucker
Gen
Carralkat Tenvensee
Wesentt
Morita
Beverly Toker
Tucker
Ewing
Arnoli
Me. Horner
Arnold
Roth
Armis
Tn Booth
Tiga
Ym Hout
Lincoln
Mary
Maren
Monroe
Tong
Hon Aelerk
Mr. Warton
Hooth
van Tynes
Booth
Ding Arnald
Wivarawes
Syd
Washington
Murtor
United States
Tony
Widine
the Provident
Maddwie
Eveldence
Jules
Wing
Tera
Modd
Charles Counts
Bait Pever
Ioan Athen
Windonor Cot
Bey
Hellewine
Rebela
Confeder
Avivant
Blackburn
Chareh
Sardera and Co
Lawrence Tait
Douneyaua
Daily News
Conover
Newgate
Watson Wallace
Col
Geo. W. Margrave
Seddon
Jenas
Dinselt
Lin
Paca
Toibman
Lowla
Sud
svAriries
Anc
Herlawecs
Tate
Wittel
Ragweiarsendy
Welch
van Bret
Virginia Legislature in Special Session Debates Reconstruction
From Tocamosa Virginia a special session of the Legislature at Alexandria is described. Governor’s message urges constitutional changes, including race questions. appointments and expulsions reflect postwar power shifts. Debates cover amnesty, ratification, and measures affecting freedpeople and state governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tocamosa
Virginia
Alexandria
Morpont
Senate
Gor
Cowper
Walker
Royale
Eggleston
Keananer
J. A. Kendall
Robert Somerville
Pace
Tommeron
Fein
United States
Richmond
Stwinton
Japan
Sint
Uecalient
Young Men's Chringan Association
Philadelphia
Coustat Reef
B.cinoue
Pabadelphi
Wnd
Repo
Janes
Tly Department
Cristian Comudelon
Wid
Eufort
Pudher
Berean
Freedien
Kecka
Taiedio
Gen
Howard
Col
Truws
Preedeona
Department of Virgins
Epi
Eraence
Lessy
Occupation of Brownsville Confirmed by Union Forces
Dispatch from West Gulf soundings describes Major Brown and brigade seizing Brownsville, with Union forces in control of nearby forts and towns. Rebel strongholds at Galveston surrendered in late May, and naval presence remains to protect coastal harbors as Canby officials plan postwar occupancy. The message notes Canby’s delegation, surrender terms, and orderly transfer of authority, with Brownville garrisoned and blockade runners ended.
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Giew
Jomn
Dix
New Forks
Navy Department
Aditya
Thatcher
Galveston
Tynes
Brown
United States Forcer
Kirby Stoith
Miveralor
A.J. Salth
Candy
Kirby Sith
New Orica
Gale Venton
United States
Sor
Lng
Union
Ja Aduiral Thatcher
Hebel
Canby
Geb Sheriron
Low M. Stavros
West Guar Squapnes
KR Coruan
Ovy Galvueton
Texas
Janet Dev' Sim
Mobile
News Orleans
Gen. Canby
Ind
New Orleans
Gri
Abel Smith
G Seston
MawCileane
Cuyler
Sach
Sauby
Ges. E. Kirby Soli
Begie Tee Nels
Corneila
Preven
Stevens
Downs
Wilson
Port Royal
Leroy
United States Army
Catha Istine
Posersiot
Brownaville
Tewin
Tick
Cept
Sauls Dnd
Sta
Twarouen
Ada i
Westers Gall Random
Gideon, Welles
Secretary of the Navy
Washington, D. Cy
Custor
News York
Depasuert
Mosby in Lynchburg as Parole Ordered for Arrest
Reported Mosby sighting in Lynchburg stirred town chatter as Capt Swank, Col Mosby, and Provost Marshal Garnett navigated parole arrangements. Mosby was told to leave town with orders from Col Duncanson, amid implied guard concerns and local authority pressure.
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Mosby
Lynchburg
Cane
Swank
Col Mosby
Capt. Swank
Garnett
Duncag
Col
Kichwond
Cole
Sillstory
End of the Blockade Proclamations Open Ports After July 1
The article discusses President Lincoln’s April 1861 proclamations on the blockade and their rescission, noting that all ports would reopen to foreign commerce after July 1. It analyzes what the blockade truly entailed in practice and its historical implications.
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Lincoln
Elton i
Camden
Tvere
Theneelves
Proclamation Reverses Civil War Blockade and Siege Impacts
From the South the President proclaims the rescission of April 15 and 27 1861 blockades, reopening ports including Galveston. The text notes the blockade served to protect sovereign U S rights and discusses military enforcement, local unrest, and humanitarian appeals amid Confederate resistance, with mentions of Chattanooga rail bridge, Camden suffering, and Gen Dix’s Quebec visit.
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United States
Amerie
Andrew Jotnson
Lerely
Dare
Galveston
Georgia
Wilson
Chattanooga
City of
Washington
Richmond
Baltimore
Norfolk
Fredericksburg
United States of America
Yorktown
Andrew Johnso
Atlanta
de Feprenonte
Treawnry
Parent
Ectet
Wileus
Aviantia
Montreal Voyage and Canadian Rail Journey Reflections
A New Yorker in Montreal recounts a day voyage from New York to Montreal by direct rail and steamer. He notes travel moods, hotel stays, and observations on city streets, architecture, and the Victoria Bridge showcasing enterprise. The piece blends personal travel anecdotes with transnational impressions from 1865.
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Montreal
Wilty
Tiante
Gt Howe
New-York
Sowomon
Albeny
Whitelll
Lake Chamylain
Itotoe
Vurougl
Isttaharg
Kanwe
Rallivay
Ottawa
Lawrance
Atti
Talaly
Montreel i
United States
Terrible railroad accident near Loogootee Indiana
The New Albany Ledger reports a catastrophic crash on the Ohio and Mississippi line near Loogootee. A freight train collided with a soldiers train, killing engineers and firemen from both trains, and a second eastern freight train rammed the wreck, killing 15 and wounding 1. Victims were homeward bound.
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Omwuue
New
Ailany Ledger
Ohio
Loogootee
Indiana
Thooin
Mianrogivente
Pacific Coast City Election and Telegraph Dispatch Amid War News
Portland Oregon June 1865 dispatches from Now Westminster and Washington report a disputed local election and telegraphic wiring activity. Admiral Du Pont dies. National Council of Congregational Churches and religious notes intermingle with sensational war updates. Prisoner escape from Mound City and a killer policeman murder case are included among scattered items from June 1865.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon
San Pracisco
Now-Westminster
Trysties Columbia
Partiales
Weasel Cain
Fridary
Heras
Priday
Charles Carriagiou
Wactiva
Mound City
Ill
Funeral of Mrs William HI Menard At Auburndale
Remains of the late Mrs. William HI are honored in obedience to a civic procession. Secretary Seward joins officials, Major General Hancock, and Gen Mitchell in escorting the body. Bells toll as mourners gather, with service planned at St. Pee. Health of Secretary Seward noted during the journey.
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William HI
Menard
Aubu
Auiary
Tigis
Wiliam
Thataoy
Duca
Secrestary Seward
Sowand Arol Pantie Bewrl
Hancock
Michell
Jan
Coke
Mortis
Surens
Pee Army
Erty — Jauily
Ward
St. Pee
Ator Noc
Servatiry Seward
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Beverly Tucker
Bename of
Priday’s
George B. Hickinson
Camula Teatitiog
MF Alt
Stene Police
Viking
Mr. Ewing
Artuid
Ags
Arpeth
Cies
Guy
Dir
Brownsville
Admiral Thatcher
Mudd
Linghata
Tam
Coan
Notre Dame
Santo Christo
Reoue
St. Lawrence Hall
Han
Johnson
Potter
Quebec
Ponp
Chaudire
Necomary
Gos
Governont Gineral
Lnforishi
Camalian
Seveson
Johnny Potter
Sourhern Balles
Tom
Bt. Lawrences
North Pole
Superior
Creat Lakes
Tae
Pacific Coast
du Pont
Jan Pierre Tose
National Council of Congregational Churches
Mase
Vealey
Funes
National Council of Congregatiost
Charcae
Merve
Celia
Jerha Hatt
Foller
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