ENROLLMENT BILL REPORT AND FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW REPEAL DISCUSSIONS
Reports from the Senate and House cover the Enrollment Bill conference, retention of a $310 exemption cap and one year, and the defeat of exemptions for high officials. Debates on selling surplus gold to fund debt are heated, with contrasting views on public faith, monetary policy, and duties of the Treasury. The Cumberland prize ship capture is noted along with Canadian postage reforms and various military nominations and naval enlistment proposals.
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War in the Southwest Report and Proclamation of Blockade
Chattanooga dispatch notes contradictory rebel intel on Johnston’s forces near Dalton and surrounding movements as Selma braces for Union non combatants. The Denbigh loss is reported while Lincoln eases blockade at Brownsville with a proclamation permitting limited commerce under strict controls and warnings of penalties for violations.
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Amusements at New Orleans and Havana News Briefs
Department of the Gulf discusses Louisiana political canvass and New Orleans amusements. Reports on Mobile blockade operations and Havana St Domingo dispatches note a Mississippi levee breach risk near Caton Nouge, repair concerns along the river, and looming spring overflow fears. New Orleans appoints acting mayor Staruzniloyt of Massachusetts. Acknowledgments to pursers Matroay and Vinerad for favors.
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The Coming Election and Louisiana Order No. 23
From Our Own Correspondent reports on Gen. Banks Order No. 23 governing labor and capital in Louisiana, the looming gubernatorial race, and the transfer of civil authority. It notes Captain Horr’s mayoral nomination, Mardi Gras amusements, and social changes in New Orleans as the city adjusts to wartime policies and public sentiment.
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