Renomination debate over Naval bill amendments and Mr Long speech
The House passed bills fixing losses of the Bainbridge and relief for Navy officers and men. A joint resolution thanked Admiral Porter, and measures to empower temporary commanders were approved. The long session featured heated debate on free speech and the Vallandigham issue, ending with a censure of Mr Long and adjournment.
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Rebels Blow Up Rams and Evacuate Shreveport
New York reports a Natchez paper claims rebels blew up the rams Shreveport and Missouri to block capture and evacuated Shreveport. The Star denounces Panama printing as unjustified outrage amid consular interest. Baltimore Sun notes a Winchester area clash with Imboden's rebels, Major Hunter’s Pennsylvania cavalry clash leaving casualties. Passengers say a Union triumph.
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Morgan plans bold expedition aid Confederate cause
The Raleigh Confederate reports Gen Morgan preparing a bold expedition that could greatly aid their cause if successful. It also notes a malicious pamphlet linked to Dr J G Leach and Holden, plus prices on Bacon corn flour molasses sugar and other goods in Raleigh.
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Steamer Updates and Election Result From New York to Provost
The Thomas A Scott from New Orleans arrived after gale turbulence. Lebanon returned for repairs, and E C Scranton came back with water in hold and grain clogging pumps. James Y Smith elected governor with 80 votes, by 151 majority. New York steamer reports no news from City Point as water blocks James River.
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Draft Postponed and Rebel Deserters in Florida Swamp
New York reports delay of the draft likely to January. Florida reports 500 to 1,000 rebel deserters in Okefenokee swamp armed against Confederates. Fleet letters from Mobile March 28 say ram Tennessee prepares to engage the Union fleet. Custom House receipts total 353 000 with 346 000 in gold certificates. Ist Na loan subscriptions reach 340 500 with unsettled figures.
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Dedicatory events and Civil War clashes reported from New Orleans and Pensacola
From New Orleans April 6, Liberty Hall was dedicated with ceremonies presided by Gen Banks and the Louisiana Constitutional Convention convened at one. Alfred Sh was elected president pro tem, a Credentials Committee chosen, and adjournment set for tomorrow. A saber battle near Pensacola left the 30th and 14th cavalry facing the 457th Alabama cavalry nearly annihilated in a close hand to hand clash.
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Cavalry clash with Cheyennes near Fremont’s Orchard
A detachment of the 1st Colorado Cavalry engaged a Cheyenne party north of Platte River near Fremont's Orchard, 85 miles east, on the 12th. Two soldiers were killed and four wounded. Troops were sent in multiple directions to pursue Indians while Sioux Arrapahoes and Cheyennes show unrest seeking arms and ammunition. Mexican papers offer no notable news.
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Paducah Demand Presses Surrender Amid Attack Prep
From Carro Illinois April 14 another demand was made for the surrender of Paducah with one hour for the removal of women and children. Capt Hills declined to surrender and prepared to meet the anticipated attack.
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Market Summary of Stocks and Commodities in New York and St Louis
Opened with brisk stock quotes across major railroads and mining firms led by New York Central, Reading, Harlem, Hudson River, and Canton Coal. Commodities showed cotton and grain firmness with mixed flour and beef, while petroleum and reef markets moved higher in late trading. St Louis noted firmer cotton and higher flour with corn and oats gains and whiskey activity.
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Financial Markets Report Amidst April Trading Activity
Thursday afternoon April UM markets showed steady demand for rail stocks factories and banks with liberal subscriptions for the ten forty loan. Gold held at 1854 and Sterling at 20 13 percent as prices fluctuated and large stock transactions occurred on the Brokers First Board and streets. Closing quotes included Worcester Railroad 150 Northern 93 Maine 134 Old Colony 125 Western 164 Vermont & Canada 122 Lowell 115 Eastern LL Fitchburg 123 Metropolitan 65 Wilmington 743 Water Power 498 Coupon Sixes 1164 Seven Thirties 1124 and Five-Twenties 111 per cent.
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Mining Exchange Opens Amid Gold Stock Boom
The New York Mining Exchange begins operations with about one hundred members joining. Mining stocks show strong demand with high prices in gold stocks. Nova Scotia firm Cox-O’Mal Gory plans a $400,000 venture on two hundred acres near Halifax, aiming to boost mineral wealth.
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Fine Carpets and Tapestries at New England Carpet Co.
The New England Carpet Co. at 75 Hanover Street advertises 1000 pieces of English Tapestries and Brussels carpets, with cash terms and fixed prices. It promotes Arabia rugs, Crossley electrotype fabrics, and velvet medallion carpets, inviting cash buyers to inspect a large stock and offering factory prices.
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John Crossley & Sons
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Freemasons Move Office to Thorndike Hall in 1864
The Office of the Grand Secretary is moved to Freemasons Hall at Thorndike Hall No 10 Summer Street. The Secretary and Superintendent will be available daily during business hours at the new address starting April 1864.
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Cedar Street
Berescott Fine and Marine Ins. Co
Congress Street
Ph. E. Eddy
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Liverpool Towboat Cargo Claim Notice
Consignees of the vessel RR. BARK PRINCESS from Liverpool must present any claims for loss or damage to cargo to the undersigned by Saturday the 16th of this month, otherwise they will not be allowed. Warren & Co. 99 State Street.
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Government Bond Offer Details and Interest Terms
The government offers bonds with five percent interest payable in coin and semi annual coupons on other bonds. Interest due March first and September first. registered bonds list owners, coupon bonds payable to bearer. denominations range from fifty to ten thousand dollars for registered bonds and fifty to one thousand dollars for coupon bonds. Bondholders may choose start date of interest via coin payment or currency, with bonds convertible to coin at any time. Duties on imports payable in specie underpin the security of principal and interest.
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Former Cliff Mine figure named in bankruptcy counsel file
Secretary Missouri powers bankrupted figures John Slavyson once of Cliff Mine Lake Superior listed with counsel in the case.
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