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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1865

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Army of the Potomac Moves With Heavy Fighting Reported

Dispatches describe the Second and Fifth Corps moving toward Reams Station and Rowanty Creek with bridges built and lines formed. Union forces repulse repeated Rebel assaults with light losses, while Generals Surry and Munro command and expect a larger engagement next day as weather turns cold and strategic positions are fortified.

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Evacuation of Mobile Confirmed Amid War News

Reports from New Orleans on February 6 confirm Mobile’s evacuation, with refugees arriving in New Orleans and ordnance stores moving by rail and water. Simultaneous conscription drives, a small militia garrison, and questions about defending the city frame a tense picture, while other vessels report arrivals from New York and continued war movements along the Mississippi River.

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Virginia News and War Telegrams From Cumberland

A Cumberland telegram reports Major Hasar Gumoss forces defeated near Moorfield by Gen Luxuman’s cavalry scout, capturing over twenty officers including the noted chief Hamad Giusogs. Also noted is a collision between the Empire State and Franconia near Boston, with the Empire State damaged and towed for repairs. Weather in Boston is cloudy with a temperature around 20.

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THE PRESIDENT AND THE PEACE CONFERENCE CRISIS IN WASHINGTON

Special Dispatch from Wasameron reports the Senate's refusal to take up Gomagn's resolution for a presidential statement on the Peace Conference. A prepared message, plus letters and documents, aims to dispel any belief the conference offers real peace while the Navy Medical Department and Judicial District reorganizations face committee action. Also notes Niagara Falls canal debates, Old Capitol prisoners inquiry, and a violent incident at a Louisiana case. House military and fortification bills advance with major appropriations. Lady Postmaster appointment and color ban amendment gain traction in Congress.

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Congress Debates Enrollment Bill and Fortifications

Senate and House proceedings show amendments to the Enrollment Bill, including penalties for draft evasion and convict enlistment, with debates on paying substitutes and tax burdens for exemptions. Also discussed are fortifications around Washington, military needs, and Ohio bridge funding.

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