04 Apr 1863
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1863
Page
1
At Camp Turllita Ps Aqua Creek Virginia the 11th Pa Vols met to adopt a new set of preamble and resolutions condemning rebel sympathizers, affirming loyalty to the Union, urging decisive war measures, and praising President Lincoln and Governor Curtin. The full regiment endorsed the declarations with cheers.
The Emperor of Russia plans a spring visit to Paris to discuss joint action with Napoleon in Belgium. The meeting aims to coordinate policies and strategic aims between the two nations amid ongoing European tensions.
A humorous Yuba Dam anecdote from California describes a duel of mispronounced place names between a traveler and a shirted local, ending with both men and a dog in the river. The item blends with war era topics on gold, Loyal Leagues, and secession antics in Nashville and England.
A Massachusetts cavalry officer in Beaufort South Carolina praises the enlistment of Black soldiers in the Department of the South calling it a success. He reports their drill discipline endurance and compares them favorably with white regiments and urges arming 300000 Black men by July, arguing the rebels fear Black troops more than white soldiers.
The screw transport Seine anchored January 25 on Madeira as it carries a battalion of Egyptian troops supplied by the late Pasha. It sailed January 27 for Martinique, with no sickness aboard and friendly relations between the French crew and troops reported.
The New York Supreme Court rules that a marriage under an assumed name is valid and the child is legitimate and an heir at law to the father's estate. The decision is noted amid commentary on corruption in Congress.
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