Naval Academy Return Debated and Other Senate Actions
In Washington on April 12 the Senate debated an amendment to return the Naval Academy from Newport to Annapolis after 1865 and adopted related measures. Amendments affected naval education and ethics, with a 20 to 17 vote approving the move. House business included a currency protection bill and expulsion debate over Mr Long, with partisan tensions and warnings from leaders as the session adjourned.
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New Era Debuts as Fremont Loyal Press in Capital
Washington reports the first issue of the New Era a paper published by gentlemen from across the Union. It promotes a single presidential term and acts as a Fremont journal. Treasury data show commissioners and land sales in insurrectionary districts with varying salaries and expenses. George H. Stuart and the Christian Commission visited the Army of the Potomac, praising its work and noting Generals Meade Humphrey Williams and Patrick.
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Boston
New York
Army of the Potomac
Democratic city ticket wins Anany charter election
Election results from Anany New York show the Democratic city ticket prevailing by a 1500 to 1800 majority. In Patterson New Jersey the Union candidate for Mayor wins by about 100 with unions winning four of five wards. Other items note Grant’s arrival in Washington and ships off Halifax and Portland reports.
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Boston
Battle on Red River Reported by Carroll Steamer
Reports reach Carro Illinois of a Red River clash after Union troops left Alexandria. A large rebel force led by Dick Snyder attacked forts but was repelled by 38th Massachusetts 12th and 126th New York regiments under Col Smith and 129th New York. Both sides suffered heavy losses with few details available.
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McPherson
George Washington
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U. S
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Portland
Valasco
St. Marys
Ha Xaleo
Brazos
Santiago
Bogle Pass
Brownsville
Mexico
Matamoras
Cortinas
Rio Grande
Corpus Christi
1St Texas Cavalry
Red River
Alexandria
Free State
Carabot
John A. Newell
Thomas M. Wells
Sherrard Clemens
Virginia
Paulina Carroll
Carro, Inn
Dick Snyder
38Th Mass
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Col. Smith
129Th
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Rebel Advance on Paducah Reported
Forrest with a large force was reported marching on Paducah again last night from Maryland. Reinforcements have been sent out to meet him. The 7th Illinois veterans have arrived en route for home on furlough after reenlisting.
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New York Stock and Money Market Markets Report
First Board stocks show gains with railroads and mining shares leading. Second board prices for Erie Harlem Reading and others appear higher alongside gold and bond movements. cotton, wheat, pork, and flour prices reflect a firmer tone.
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Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
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New York
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Scrip
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Pye Galena and Chicago Railroad
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Market and finance notes from early trading day
The money supply meets loan demand for top credit while lower grade paper is hard to negotiate. Most mercantile business uses cash or short credit as public securities stay strong. Open ten forties at par with gold interest support prices. Early stock prices include Maine Railroad 124 and American Buttonhole 33 among others. Neptune Insurance declares 15 percent semi annual dividend.
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