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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1864

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European News Debates in Parliament on the American Question

The European news notes the British Parliament debating the American Question with Palmerston’s speech highlighted. It reports on African mail routes, ships near Sunda, and a Liverpool notice about the Ae gio-Chinese squadron headed for England. Court hearings include a widely set list of judges and a potential House of Lords ruling. The London Star covers bankruptcy news of Mr. Paanson and an army gun order to the public service.

Africa Boston London Manchester Examiner Liverpool Straits of Sunda England Suranaxo Osscans Cockburn Justice Crompton Justice Clackburn Justice Mall London Star C. Paanaom GooLsuan Hull Paamson Scylla Rappahannock Army and Navy Bencecy

Great Britain Parliament Debates on Schleswig-Holstein

The session opened with the Queen's address and Lord Derdybs speech appealing for prosperity amid cotton shortages. Lords Rupert and Rossier criticized foreign policy, urged non intervention, and warned of European tensions over Denmark, Germany, and the Americas. Debates covered Mexico, Poland, and Congress plans, with ministers defending neutrality and peace.

Lord Derdy Lord Iaasr Prince of Wales North America America Church of England Her Tosy Itusexit France Rossree Thia England Har Majasty Bart House OF Commons Ticnaxy Grosvanon Denmark Woleo Austria Prussia Mr. Goneman Schleswig-Holstein Kprons Hic Royal Commissioners Ireland China Poland Lord Walmeraton Lord Falmerston

Lord Palmerston in the Divorce Court case dismissed

The O'Kane v O'Kane dalliance case before the Court of Probate and Divorce on May 4 ends with the petitioners withdrawing. The judge condemns the attempt to portray any arrangement with third parties and notes the corespondent’s integrity is upheld while the petitioner retires with words on his own conduct. A Liverpool paper links Miss Manais, governess to Lady Joscelyn, to Miss Manias’s proximity to Cambridge House.

O'Kane Lol Palmerston Spinks G. Shnowns Caas Nober Fou Sydor D. Sxonoux Q. C Joros Buowra Sarge Azrwoua Queen's Advocate Weis Baowna Browra Breowax D. Sequour Brownz Ordinry Szymona Tle Tala Sult Petitoner Ile Rasult England Liverpool Patwstarox Mara O'Kanz Moxnis Fa Salt Miea Manais Jooscyx Pacugeston Mies Manais Cambridge House

War in Tennessee Rebels Grow Uneasy Frontlines Report

Chattanooga dispatch notes rumors of enemy divisions on the Tennessee River below Loudon and blockades against river traffic. Knoxville reports Rebel forces advancing from Morristown toward Strawberry Plains with pontoon bridge built at the Plains and infantry across the river. Unconditional Union State Convention adopts abolitionist resolutions and endorses Lincoln’s amnesty proclamation as a path to restore union.

Cincinnati the Gazette Chattanooga Marysville Thea Gald Tenfessee Loudon Joan Miennan Tennessee Afublle Knoxville Cimotnar Qist Morristown Strawberry Plates Plains Haserit Atx Bacxar Knoxvills Vin Loveritiz Strawberry Plain Holston Georgia Marynville Road Mder Smoky Mountains Mooriland Dathwoar Ible Missouri Arkansas Louisiana Marylana Thay Presidant Coln Fexarda Hag

Rapid Civil War Updates From the South and Mobile

Generals Sherman and Ramman advance toward Quitman and Mobile with vast Confederate forces in retreat and rail lines being torn up. Federal fleets push on Mobile under Farragut as Moblie prepares, citizens urged to evacuate as bombardment looms and reports circulate of captures and executions in Libby Prison as war news pours from Richmond and Meridian.

Ponranss Monzos New York Richmond Charleston War Department Rammwan Quitman Mobile and Ohio Mobile Helr

Union Prisoners Sent to Richmond by Union Troops

Reports from the Albemarle district detail Union prisoners sent from Richmond to Georgia, with updates on raids by Union forces including captures of pork, tobacco, cotton, and livestock. Descriptions cover fires, equipment losses, and strategic movements toward Windsor and Roanoke, along with disruptions to Confederate supply lines.

Torgin Ralda Terry Newbern N.C Yesterder Newbern Times Richmond Georgia Albemarle Neawhern Times Twelfth New-York Cavalry A.L. Cat New-York Alsmeno Dows County Lake Phelps Marwai Berle Calerala Chowan River Tossis Anames Sinessa Roanoke Windsor Hec North Caroline Caskle Tuken Risbeooad Lieu Coorza Dixie Tom Hyde

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