The Disaster at Sabine Pass and New Orleans News
From New Orleans military moves and rebel activity near Port Hudson. The Morning Light captured at Sabine Pass and destroyed after the Federals approached. The steamer North Star arrived January 30 with Col. Hanxx C. Damina-Jale and other officials aboard. Gen. Dow and Gen. Acrora named to commands, Port Hudson strengthening as Greenbacks trade at two percent discount in New Orleans.
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North Star
New Orleans
Manon
Hanxx C. Damina- Jale
Connecticut Volunteers
Bown
Department of the Gulf
Houso
French
Aucessor
State of Louisiana
Farson
Basse
Acrora
Baton Rouge
Neal Dow
Buck
Lins
Dow
Sixth District Court of
Nova
Baapisa Jouxson
New York
United States
Port Judson
Delta
Nat
Uru
Planxo
Washington
Southwest Pass
Picayune and
Tree Delta
Emancipation Tangle in Lafourche and Antora Capture
News from Naw-Osteans on January 29, 1863 reports a tense river situation with four Beton Rouge officers resigning amid abolition clashes. It details the capture of the British steamer Antona by the USS Pocahontas near Fort Morgan, the Confederate response, and orders on fugitive labor. The piece critiques乱 state actions, describes arrests of free people of color, and notes Union meetings in New Orleans with figures like Anthony Pausanore and Col. T. C. Tuvara speaking on loyalty and rights.
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Thoreday
Geno
Banxy
Avoun
Susman
Wetrae
Beton Rouge
Antona
United States
Pocahontas
Gamozz
Mobile
Gen. Banas
Fort Morgan
Ban Ulas
Glasgow
Scotland
Geinoiz
Liverpool
Pocatontas
Eshe
Baxes
Bannat
Publi Pesce
Pee Preatheny
Ganewat Onvaks
Louisiana
A My
Sequesuation Commission
Logistana
Quartermaster’s Department
J.-Gen. Banks
Rionanp H. Dawix
Lieuenanti Golonez
Antiatant
George F. Shepley
Arrittary
Telawa
Cat
Jackson
Lawles
Ald
Che Cane
Adile
Besvascany
Martin
Superior Court of
Territory
Orleans
F. X. Marzin
Cait
Louiaiana
MarraxwWa
Lewis
Louisiars
J. M. Bein
Tg Cliy
Henry
Dalodisis
New Orleans
Third District
Recorder’ ‘S Court
Anthony Pausanore
Oliver
T. C. Tuvara
Nemo
Return of Montauk expedition to cut out Nashville
Our Port Royal correspondent reports mixed success from the Montauk expedition against the Nashville in the Ogeechee River. A reconnaissance near Fort McAllister shows ironclad resilience, with 13 ponderous shots glancing off the Montauk’s armor while the fleet maneuvers and gathers intelligence for a renewed attack. The crew remains enthusiastic, and further actions are anticipated as weather and supply conditions permit.
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Korat
Montauk
Nashvelle
Ogeechee River
Merriman
Amatiano
Col. Sazrom
Fort Puleak
Baranpab River
Ossebaw Sound
Romney
Dafod
Ogeechee
Teanase
Florida
Savannah
Ravannah
Goncais Point
Fort McAllister
Nashville
Dover
Weapow
Wosven
Wohapaa
Worpen
Tam
Woarin
Ation
Train
Herdeck
Fingal
J. W
Capture of Rebels Near York Iowa Ambush Report
A Civil War dispatch from York Iowa describes rebel prisoners and deserters arriving at Youxtown. Capt Farra and Lieut Williams led a detachment that was ambushed near the nine mile ordinary. Farra was mortally wounded, Capt Hague led a breakout but was captured. Prisoners taken include Lieuts Wittrama Suite Litem and RaINEMULLER fates unclear. Union losses numbered 30. enemy losses unknown. Other items note Mr. G B Davis named inspector of ironclad gunboats and town elections results in Capenasigan and Warratt, with Pope's Headquarters moved to Milwaukee.
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King
Favrz
Fifth Pennsylvania Cavalry
Maozesasraa
Williams
Groaer Suita
Farra
Ie Wan
Haguewasran Oron
Washington dispatches preview Finance Bill and mediation rumors
In Senate, Mr Surawawe Dank bill is the day’s main order with Sarsman's support. Mediation rumors prompt Foss to seek President’s correspondence with France on arbitration or war. New Orleans election cases, post office reorganization, and Pacific Railroad bills dominate debate as politicians seek party strategy and national funding.
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Washington Dispatches
Washington
Suerean
Senate
Surawawe Dank
Sarsman
Llenpasson
Missouri
Foss
United States
France
New Orleans
House
Messrs
Franperd
Wan
Committee On Elections
Children of Light
Bir
Bingham
Ohio
Pacific Railroad
McDovo
Tolday
Tavetow Werp
Valor
Cuarais
Pennsylvania
Senate Military Committee
Wasminotos
Mississippi
Lakes
Erie
Oswego
Atlantic
Hug
New-Jersey
Indiana
Inois
Great Northwest
Seaboard
Vatuannjauaw
Garbo
Vatlanpiquam
Kdt
Vapanpiydam
Pearas
Congress
New England
Andiaciai
Confessag
Cxasa
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Ugeechee
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Iowa
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W. J. Avant
Warrattr. N
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Pearl
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Pope
Department of the Noarsbreat
News From
Mr. Sherman
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Brain
Post Offce Department
Benatar CorLaven
Weeuaween
Secretary of War
Weeshawken
Tox M'Dowell
Jas. R. Sorgiano
Delaware
Hinew
Bieatse
Danian M. Avana
Kansas
Tf. H. Stanton
Joy
P. Lonongan
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Maape
War Department
Vickaburgh
Associated Press
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Tudaday
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Baxen
Potomac
Leohardstown
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Secretary of the Treasury
Genoa
Alary C. Hopkins
W. . Raritan
Claremont
Sunny South
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Didion
Mary McRae
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