Internal Tax Bill Perfected By Ways and Means
Washington dispatch reports the Ways and Means Committee perfecting the internal tax bill and readying to report it to the House. The House debates Bank measures, with gold strength cited as aiding passage. forecasts vary, but odds tilt toward success. Fleet Surgeon rank and line officers’ reform move forward in Senate actions.
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Privateers At Work Chastelaine and Golden Rule Destroyed
The brig Chastelaine of Boston was burned by the Alabama off Allevela Tick on the 27th ultimo. the Golden Rule captured and burned on the 26th ultimo fifty miles south of St Domingo. The Hanover, from Boston for Aux Cayes, captured. crews landed safely at St Domingo City. Captain and crew of Golden Rule taken aboard, cargo evidence disputed, vessel burned. Massachusetts legislature report notes on federal relations and tariff reduction efforts.
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New Hartford Democratic Convention Nominates Seymour for Governor
The Connecticut Democratic state convention met in Hartford to nominate Thomas H. Seymour for governor. Delegates debated resolutions denouncing federal overreach, endorsing state sovereignty, and opposing conscription. After ballots Seymour was declared the nominee with major support and officers elected, including a slate of state officials and a party platform protesting federal actions.
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Early Civil War Proclamation Warns Charleston and Savannah
The Charleston Savannah threat telegram from Gen Beauregard urges residents to retreat if unable to fight as a real land attack looms. He calls able bodied citizens from seaboard to mountains to arms using pikes and shovels for defense. Final notes report calm preparations and political acts in the Confederacy amid the looming conflict.
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Vicksburgh steamer damaged and crews capture report
Rear Admiral Ponrxx forwards a report on the steamer Vicksburgh badly damaged by the Queen of the West. The vessel’s machinery is removed, coal barges support her, and destruction seems likely. Observed actions include captures of rebel steamers and cargo seizures along the Mississippi.
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