Dangers of Foreign Intervention Debated in Senate
Washington dispatches discuss British French and Spanish moves to recognize Confederate independence. The Trent affair and Sumter patrols are reported with warnings of European involvement and American policy to preserve the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Waamneron
New-York
England
France
Spain
Confederate States
North
Trent Aplain
MR. Adams
Reward
Lucanion
United Starrs
London
Trent
Lon Rosest
Capt
Witems
James Dager
Great Britain
United States
Charles Francis Adams
Earl Russe
Lond Lions
Sumter
Sumfer
Wouth
Conan
House
Committee of Ways and Means
Masrzaxs
New York
Fremont
Fauxon
Corwin
Conwin
Mexico
Prince Atsany
Sawsep
Potomac
Heele
Philadelphia
Cockpit Point
Retirement of Gen Stone and political shifts in Union forces
Gen Stone has quit his command at Poolesville signaling a major change in Union leadership. Canter, Wason, and Henpensox from Missouri are said to back Brianys expulsion. Gen Husres proclaims Lane Expedition leadership, prompting mixed reactions as Col Varenas proceeds west. The case of Gordon the slave-trader traps the President in a commutation debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. Bright
Canter
Virginia
Wason
Henpensox
Missouri
Brianys Ekpulsion
Gen. Stone
Poolesville
Hunter
Husres
Kansas
Lane
Freinda
Lars
Col Varenas
Lanz
Gordon
Ordon
Hhe
Beamen
Naval Skirmish Near Savannah on Georgia Coast
Intelligence from Savannah reports Federal caseloads along the Little Tybee to Wilmington Island cutting off Fort Pulaski from the city. The Confederates defend Savannah as Union gunboats shell Wilmington Island and bombard provision vessels in a forty minute engagement.
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Avageta
Savannah
Little Tyree
Wilmington Island
Fort Pulaski
Bavannah
Wilmington
Tarran
Thunderbolt
Fort Pu
Wall's Cut
Tatwat
Sampson
Georgia
Dne
Tarmaty
Talmach
Rier
Tarare
Port Royal
Tybeq Island
Proxy
Hilton Head
Pulaski
Jackson
Bayanoah
Jess
Fort Jackson
Doronz
Walker
Beauregard
Charleston
Pebeles
Gen Hunters Department and Loyal Indian Relief Efforts
The dispatch reports Gen. Hunter planning to field a strong force in Kansas and consolidate disorganized Kansas regiments. It notes the arrival of Wisconsin regiments, renewed efforts to organize Indian allies, and the aim to enlist loyal Indians for protection against rebellion while facing supply and transport challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansae
Hunter
New-York
Kansas
Wisconsin
Ohio
Huxrza
Gov. Nostriex
Terra
Tapuly
Kanes Dyigade
Kaneas
New-Mexico
Rosinson
the &cc
Gaanam
Fta
Wwe
Mircuzzi
Ine
Mlefortune
Arkansas
Texas
Alstat Pizx
Bin
Codey
Duff
Kansas Regiment of Cavalry
Mumbala
T Ho Sudlereya
Honten
Iles
United States
War Department
Washington
Stara
Depredations Order From Kansas War Department
An 1860s style dispatch notes General Order No 12 from the Department of Kansas barring entry into Missouri without orders. It warns armed parties crossing the border face military penalties and disbands nonservice bands. Also reports on units quartered at Platte City and Cairo updates on mortar boats and a horse theft murder conviction. Kentucky reports remain of Gen Zoromovrzr remains and a fatal locomotive incident near Manfordsville.
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Laavanwoats
Department of Kansas
Department of Missouri
Kansas
United States
Wisconsin Regiment
Cairo
Cuicano
Constantia
Pittsburgh
Scarras
Bearfrauds
Charleston
Eouna Druncos
Call Upon Women for Old Woolen Skirts in Rebel States
Reports from Norfolk and Richmond reach readers with sensational notes on the Burnside Expedition, Confederate efforts, and Kentucky defeat. The piece traces civilian mobilization, militia drafts, and naval movements, citing martial law in the town and rumors of ship losses and uprisings as the conflict deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortress Munroe
Fonvauss Monzoz
Vad Batrmmons
Craney Island
Norfolk Day
Fienne
New Orleans
Titchmond
Memphis
Burnside
North Carolina
Hachmond
Woopnury Waren
Vie
Col. Groaaa B. Singiaresy
Altemarie
Hatteras
Liveu
Norfolk
Ilatteran
Cluce
Sore
Poe
Davy Jones
Ewouern
Old
North
Tate
Wayne County
Huis
Wav
Enlistments Expiring and War Efforts Pressed in Legislature
The Richmond Dispatch notes calls for rapid enlistments and a disciplined legislative process. Debates should be brief, bills swiftly matured, and laws enacted to raise and train an army for spring service, while criticized declamatory rhetoric is to be curbed.
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Richmond Dispatch
Army and Navy notes from Camp Sackett and Pearl Street fire
Updates on Fortieth New York Volunteers transfers and promotions at Camp Sackett Virginia. Reports on brigadier generals, picket duties, Marine detachments, and recruitment at Governor's Island. A disastrous Pearl Street five story blaze causes about 12000 dollars in losses with multiple insured properties and near total damage to J M Moone & Co. and 189 Pearl Street. Also street department contract awards and building bids announced.
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Navy Department
New-England
Army
Navy
New-York
Evuptive Faver
Tyto
New York
Tdte
KeLes
Fortieth New-York Volunteers
Mozart Regiment
Camp Sackett
Virginia
Col- Eaan
Quartermaster's Department
Washington
G. C. Han Joyn
Fratcura
Waap
Thirty-eighth
Heistexiuay
Fraxcun
Sumama
Weisteetman
Mount Vernon
Fairefax Road
New-York Volunteers
Bedloe's Island
Governor's
Twenty-eighth
Massachusetts
Pearl-street
Peart Street
Joan Mmoons & Co
Carbon Oil Company
Atlantic
United States
M. Mooax & Co
R.J. Nan Linke
Spear
Hotsncox
Doaler
Pearl Street
Well Estate
Waira & Warraz
Manhattan, Merchants
Royal Taggerance
Hovxras & Bros
Fairy
Firat Exselnet
Eebelle
Conta
Ding, &c
Avenus
Pinyal
North River
E. P. Cauryn
E. H.brown
Sixrarx Roars
Epalre, &c
Fourth District Court
Omanizs Varnzarooar
West Washington Market
Tuexas Wrer
House of Hoss
Jehn McCeor
Sixth Precinct
Jann McCool
Bullaing
Eaing Company No
Whiteratons and Aialdonst
House of Engine Company
Eowans Lisxon
J.F. Baopxsiex
European War Talk and Naval Movements Report
Two days after Europe reports a shifting balance of power with condemnations of the blockade and Danish style protests. It notes ships like the Africa Bataria and Edinburgh arriving from Liverpool and Hamburg while rumors about the Parana and Warner fuel unease. London Times dispatches discuss Virginia Tennessee and customs policy plus a stranger note of French English joint actions in China and Trent affair jitters.
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Royal Mail
Africa
Brome
Liverpool
Queenstown
Bataria
Hamburg
Southampton
Edinburgh
Parana
England
Plymouth
Atlantic
Warner
Mediterranean
West Indie
Lisbon
Edgar
Admiral Mirtz
Warrior
Grart
Gibralta
Resarxt
London Times
Brason
Stroxzz
United States
Tuscarora
Lepo
Calshot Castle
Nathville
Virginia
London
Tennessee
Messrs. Parscorr
Moramy Post
America
Commissioners of Customs
Paris
Tiss
Council of Ministers
China
Yening
Chefoo
Panzas
Hotwzs
Isdigo
Bombay
Coulom Gon
Rio
Exchange
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Adams
Seward
Mr. Bright
Senate
Hon
Andrew Johnson
National Gunboats
Augusta
Fortress Monroe
Hunter’s Department
Kentucky
Louisvillis
Zoruiovrzr
Psrwom
Manfordsville
Zolucorran
Jouura Warrait
Areman
Carrizspay
Monsaagart
Custzapen
Monticello
McGinois
Col. Brainrox
Renda
Bhoepfiites Balloulog
Dave
Gen
Zouascorrza
Sam
Barrzz
Commino
Fifteenth Mississippi Régiment
Currzsorm
Caaper
Richmond Enquirer
Brwaxp
Katellipenca
York
Swansboro
Onstow
Enquirer
Waenington
Ewansboro
Onslow County
Frying Pan Shoals
Laylon
THE
Army and Navy
Fort Columbus
Artesia
Sarah Bruen
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Sophoona
Sydney Jane
Henry Janes
Dan Smyth
Arietta
Carlton
Wearfeld
Europe
Bari Russell
Mr. Seward
Nashville
State OF Continental Politics
Financial and Commercial
Pence Roeselinge
Ireland
Lornam
Mason
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