Peace Conference Movements of the President at City Point
Dispatches report President Lincoln leaving Washington for Annapolis and Fortress Monroe to meet rebel commissioners. Movements spark debates on whether the trip signals peace talks or a broader war settlement. Extra editions note Lincoln’s steamer voyage and limited White House staff accompanying him.
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Arrival of Rebel Peace Commissioners at Grant Headquarters
From the Army Lines reports the reception of the Confederate Peace Commissioners at General Grant's headquarters near Washington. A deputation escorted the visitors through Union lines to City Point with cheers from troops. The party remained overnight at General Grant's headquarters, while a later note from Annapolis reports the steamer Lady Long carrying the rebels arriving at Port Royal.
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Peace Talk In Richmond Amid War Spirit
Long-winded Confederate commentary argues that peace negotiations and reconstruction would ruin liberty. It urges renewed military effort, citizen support, and stronger Congress action while condemning surrender terms and promoting Confederate independence and morale. Includes notes from Richmond papers on peace missions and public sentiment.
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MEDAL FOR INDIAN CHIEFS AND RELATED BILLS IN SENATE
The Senate laid before the body a request from the Interior Department for a $5,000 appropriation to purchase medals for Indian chiefs and another for $4,771.83 to cover supplies at St Louis. Debate covered Republican reforms, territorial government in Indian country, and protection for emigrants. The electoral vote dispute and counts of states in rebellion dominated the session with lengthy exchanges on constitutional authority and the fate of seceded states.
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Foote letter foreshadows Confederate peace bid and arrest
Hon H S Foote writes from an improvised exile voice before his arrest, urging possible cross river travel to Washington for negotiating a peace with the United States. He warns of political danger, contemplates resignation from the Confederate Congress, and appeals to Speaker Bocock for action while lamenting civil and military strife. The communication signals a turbulent moment in Confederate leadership amid war.
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Infant Found Dead In York Street Vestibule
Report from New Jersey notes a female infant found yesterday morning in the vestibule of 197 York Street. Medical exam showed the infant was recently born alive and unclothed, wrapped in a fragment of old abaw. Coroner Fannai will hold an inquest today.
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