Debate on reform bill and political maneuvering
The piece reviews parliamentary wrangling over a reform bill with Disraeli, Fawcett, and the Solicitor General. It notes expectations of a new, more democratic Parliament and favors the ballot as the real cure, predicting sweeping provisions against corruption despite current delays.
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Canadian Annexation and Global Tensions Reported
The Nova Scotia Convention urges action to exit confederation possibly via armed means, sparking officials in Washington. Burlingame declines to escort the Chinese Embassy down the St Lawrence, citing etiquette. General Blair’s arrival delays, Maine tour planned. Evarts and Rollins cases advance. revenue duties and recess issues loom. Military orders for Southern troops discussed. Buchanan to receive further instructions. Rousseau to command Louisiana in October. Booth family theater note. Mrs Daniels wins patent appeal on Children's Rights. Baltimore flood relief progresses. Tailors' Union meets with Toronto president Fairchild.
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Government orders authorize federal aid to Louisiana
A letter signed by Adjutant General Townsend and issued by order of Gen. Grant directs Brevet Maj. Gen. Buchanan to keep informed on insurrection or domestic violence in the Department of Louisiana. It urges prompt telegraph reporting, ready troop disposition, and readiness to act on the President's order. Col. Deane is briefed, Gen. Farley to report to Gen. Sherman, and Gen. Grant returns East on the 15th.
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Cattle Train Derails Near Hancock Killing Fireman
A Erie Railroad cattle train derailed near Hancock killing fireman Charles Barber. Engineer escaped unharmed after jumping. Many cattle died and crew of the bark Henry Trowbridge, all New York residents except captain of New Haven, perished. six missing. Other news reports hail severe Jersey thunderstorms, lightning damage, yellow fever status, a Morrisania tree fire, and a fatal factory blaze at Hunter's Point, Long Island with multiple losses and insured values.
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Meade Declares Commands for Department of the South
General Meade, newly appointed Commander of the Department of the South, retains current troop dispositions in North and South Carolina and orders reports to headquarters. General Orders No. 1 transfer Texas to Brevet Maj. Gen. Reynolds and create the 5th Military District. Louisiana and Arkansas form the Department of Louisiana with Little Rock as District of Arkansas HQ.
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Pardoned editor to be released after half term
Dublin editor Pigot, jailed for sedition, has been pardoned and will be freed, having served half his original sentence. In Paris, the United States won its appeal against the Armans over a counter claim about building vessels for the Southern Confederacy. Napoleon visited Troyes, greeted by enthusiastic municipal leaders and residents who cheered Vive l Empereur.
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Yarmouth Port Camp Meeting Promises Largest Grove Event
A Yarmouth Port camp meeting begins Tuesday in a Grove with plans for the largest gathering yet. Passenger cars depart Old Colony Depot at 7 AM and 4 PM for round trips priced at 2.69. The weekly meeting is led by E N Winslow, Supt.
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Spain Sees Disturbance Hit Economy and Catalonia Change
Reports from Madrid warn of a looming financial crisis as Spain confronts unrest. Lieut. Gen. Juan Pezzuela is appointed Captain General of Catalonia amid regional tensions.
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Belgium Despatches Report Major Jemappes Colliery Disaster
Paris dispatches report a deadly Jemappes colliery explosion in Hainault Belgium. Forty one workers were killed outright and many more wounded in the incident.
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Financial Markets Report From London Liverpool and Antwerp
Financial and commercial updates note Consols and U S securities quoted in London and the Continent. Prices show varying levels across banks and rail, with U S 5 20s and Illinois Central around 92 and Erie at 374. Cotton and wheat movements described in Liverpool, with prices and directions for lard pork and turpentine. Sugar firmer in London and petroleum quiet in Antwerp.
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Death of Col. T. C. Johnson Reverberates Virginia News
Intelligence confirms Col. T. C. Johnson, former Randolph and Macon College president, died in an accidental incident in Mattoon Illinois. A Conservative political meeting in Old Market drew about 2000 attendees. Disturbances by a nearby group led to stone throwing pistol fire tar barrels and continued assault until adjournment with one black man shot but not fatally wounded. White arrests followed.
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Secretary Welles Arrives at Navy Yard and Sails Again
Secretary Welles arrived at the Navy Yard amid honors and boarded the Tallapoosa gunboat. He left for Boston and Portsmouth in the afternoon. In St. Louis, Mike McCoole hosted a levee and received well wishes from friends. He then replied to Frank Queen about an article in the Clipper seeking his appearance on August 13 at the Monongahela House to meet Coburn.
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Sequal Stakes at Saratoga Open Win for Gen. Duke
In Saratoga Ave 9 the Sequal Stakes for 3-year-olds over two miles saw Gen. Duke win with Colossus (filly) second and Abuera third. Track fair and weather good, time 1.50 and 150. The second race for beaten horses over mile heats was won by Wiley in 1.45, 1463 and 1.473. The third race for 2-year-olds over three-quarters mile was won by Altavila in 1.194. Tomorrow closes the meeting with the great hurdle races a four mile dash and one and a half mile dash.
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Cattle Cull and Rail Checks Amid Diseased Beef Fears
In Communipaw about one hundred diseased cattle were killed and placed in tanks for rendering. The market and beef demand in restaurants fell as prices declined. Guards will man all railroad lines to halt shipments, with medical officers on cattle trains. One illness from diseased meat is reported, but health officials anticipate preventing further cases.
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The new Attorney General presented a writ of quo warranto to Associate Justice Col Willard against Walker coroner of Richland District under the Provisional Government. Walker’s counsel denied jurisdiction and challenged Willard and Johnson. The plea was overruled and the case continued. The negroes are much excited.
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Outcry Over Murders In District Highlighted by War Mouth
In New Orleans Ava, Gov Warmouth cites 150 murders last month in the district with half in this state. The Republican prints two columns of extracts from letters in Gov Warmouth’s possession detailing outrages in country parishes from March to date while noting civil and military authorities and the Freedmen’s Bureau took no action.
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Train strike leaves man with severe injuries in New York region
Camill Sanders was struck by a Hudson River Railroad train while walking on the tracks between Catskill and Livingston stations on Saturday afternoon. He was thrown into the river, suffering broken legs and a dislocated neck.
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Teacher Charlee H. Farnsworth Found Hanged Near Town
Charlee H. Farnsworth a Lowell based penmanship teacher hung himself in the woods near this town yesterday. He leaves a family. Local authorities reported no foul play. The tragedy shocks the community and prompts investigations.
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Democrats Display Flag With Seymour and Blan Motto
At noon today the Democratic party of the city raised a flag bearing the names Seymour and Blan and the slogan One Currency for all, amid a breezy ceremony in the public square.
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Farragut Arrives at Constantinople in Frolic
A London special reports Admiral Farragut has arrived in Constantinople aboard the Frolic. The Franklin frigate is in Syria investigating Greek charges of burning an American ship off Crete. The Mattie Burns sank after snagging near Cairo with no lives lost. Mike McCoole wed Miss Norton in St Louis, daughter of a wealthy contractor. Black of St Louis overdrew $7000, an attachment levied on his house. money found under a chair. A forest fire in Canada reached Staynor destroying eleven houses and damaging the railway station and lumber yards. Continental Hotel Crestline Ohio burned from gas, three badly hurt. Benzinco killed near Buffalo by a bridge contact. Four river boats burned in Cincinnati's great conflagration. Adams's Express seeks injunction to block VA railroad receiver order. hearing set for the 20th. Townsend and Kennedy blown from shore near Cleveland and feared lost.
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