Liberal Republicans gain in Cooper Union meeting impact
Special Despatch notes the Cooper Institute gathering shifts New York politics with Liberal Republican momentum. It cites Senator Trumall and Carl Schurz and suggests Democratic support could unite on the Cooper Union platform to save the Constitution and dethrone the military ring. Fire reports from multiple cities follow with extensive property losses and insured totals.
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COUNTER-CASES AT GENEVA AND ARBITRATION UPDATE
London dispatches report Lord Tenterden and Hon Caleb Cushing to present counter-cases at Geneva tomorrow. The Times notes Britain’s move may keep arbitration alive, with written arguments due two months after exchange. Tichborne claimant secures bail but remains jailed awaiting June trial. John Bright offered the Duchy of Lancaster chancellorship. Nellie Grant arrives in Liverpool from President Grant and heads to London.
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Carlist Movement in Catalonia Grows Amid Skirmishes
Reports from Maprio April 13 say Catalan troops pursue rising Carlist bands as Castell's unit, six hundred strong, lurks nearby. A plan to enter Madrid and set fires to aid escape is alleged, while the ministerialists claim 1230 deputies elected to the Cortes. An attempted railroad derailment near Siguensea provokes swift inquiry and fears of further disorder. The Church of St Thomas burned overnight injuring several. King, Marshal Serrano, and city officials aided in containment. Disruptions blamed on Internationalists aided by Curtis's and Republicans. Military furloughs suspended. officers ordered back to posts.
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Pope’s Rome Audience Honors Foreign Visitors
The Pope granted Friday audience to many Romans and 400 foreigners. He gave benediction to each country represented, especially Ireland, Poland, Holland and the United States. He praised France and urged forbearance toward intolerant Frenchmen. He prayed for Germany under anti Catholic pressure.
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Financial and Commercial Market Summary London Paris and Liverpool
Financial and commercial notes from London Paris and Liverpool report Consols and U S bonds firm, U S 5 20 a 1802 quoted, and cotton in Liverpool steady with 12000 to 15000 bales sold. Havana sugar stocks at 355000 boxes and 8200 hhds, recent exports to the United States. Molasses steady, freights active and US demand rising.
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Turmoil in Venezuela as Guzman Blanco tightens grip
From Caracas and Ciudad Bolivar reports show President Guzman Blanco extending forced contributions on merchants from five to fifteen thousand dollars while insurgents grapple with cash shortages. Diaz seizes Corupane and Amporan threatens Barcelona amid assassinations and fragile truces. Havana dispatches note a large budget deficit with the Dutch government assuming responsibility for it.
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Grant and Sumner Civil Rights Demanded Letter from Sumner
New Orleans April 13 Charles Sumner is praised by Frederick Douglass as a steady leader for Republican rights. Douglass announces support for Grant while highlighting Sumner as the future majority in Washington. He recounts war-time support, demands for hotel equality, and urges party unity.
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Lease opportunity for catetes with guaranteed improvements
A notice from A. Richards at 1555 Washington St invites parties owning or holding catetes with limited means to improve and increase income. The subscriber offers a guaranteed 4 jong lease and invites communications about a good business street estate, not a broker.
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Hincks on Treaty Merits and Canadian Responsibility
In Parliament Hincks argues the Treaty of Washington merits debate and credits the Canadian Government for its conduct. He says Britain bears responsibility to its Parliament, Canada to its Dominion Parliament, and notes unanimous Canadian cabinet support. The address passes without division as the House adjourns for Thanksgiving.
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