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April 29th (search for this): article 4
From Annapolis.
A letter from Annapolis, April 29 says:
Yesterday (Sunday) presented a spectacle in the ancient city which has not been witnessed for years.
Some two hundred soldiers attended worship at St. Mary's (Catholic) Church, while others were busily engaged in carting supplies from the Naval Academy to the depot for transportation to Washington.
The laborers in the yard were also busily engaged in unloading ships which came in during the morning, while others were erecting plank quarters, &c.
But the most novel scene, in this quiet, religious city, was the departure of a portion of the Eighth Regiment (New York) for Washington, having the clatter of a full drum corps in deadening blast as they passed through the principal streets.
However, just as this body had passed through the city an April shower came down in its fullest severity, and the troops returned to the yard and took quarters at the hospital, where they remained until this morning and then depart
John Sherman (search for this): article 4
Annapolis (Maryland, United States) (search for this): article 4
From Annapolis.
A letter from Annapolis, April 29 says:
Yesterday (Sunday) presented a spectacle in the ancient city which has not been witnessed for years.
Some two hundred soldiers attended worship at St. Mary's (Catholic) Church, while others were busily engaged in carting supplies from the Naval Academy to the depot for transportation to Washington.
The laborers in the yard were also busily engaged in unloading ships which came in during the morning, while others were erectingAnnapolis, April 29 says:
Yesterday (Sunday) presented a spectacle in the ancient city which has not been witnessed for years.
Some two hundred soldiers attended worship at St. Mary's (Catholic) Church, while others were busily engaged in carting supplies from the Naval Academy to the depot for transportation to Washington.
The laborers in the yard were also busily engaged in unloading ships which came in during the morning, while others were erecting plank quarters, &c.
But the most novel scene, in this quiet, religious city, was the departure of a portion of the Eighth Regiment (New York) for Washington, having the clatter of a full drum corps in deadening blast as they passed through the principal streets.
However, just as this body had passed through the city an April shower came down in its fullest severity, and the troops returned to the yard and took quarters at the hospital, where they remained until this morning and then depa
Thurlow Weed (search for this): article 4