Resignations and rumors swirl around the Treasury Bureau
The report that S. M. Clark resigned the Printing Bureau is contradicted by Secretary McCulloch who says Clark is on leave and not yet replaced. It is believed Clark may not resume duties and McCarter could be appointed at the close of the leave. A separate rumor claims a major Treasury fraud with duplicated bonds, denied by the First Comptroller.
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War Department orders guidance for generals in civil aid role
Instructions like those given to Gen Buchanan have been sent to Gen Meade and Gen Thomas for use if civil authorities require troop support. Col Samuel Smoot leaves Washington for Southern Kansas on Indian Bureau business. Several appointments of storekeepers and gaugers in the Internal Revenue Bureau are announced today.
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Georgia House forms bill to create a State police force
A Georgia House bill proposes a State police with a Chief appointing county subordinates under the Governor to enforce laws and preserve order. A Privileges and Elections report on Negro member eligibility faced a ruling that minority reports may be reported to the House, sustaining an appeal 102 to 31.
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New York Items Highlight Finances Crime Sports and Labor
One and a half million dollars arrived from the Rock Island Railroad to pay Septembers dividends. A Brooklyn vagrant with two girls raises kidnapping suspicions. A fatal Atlantic street stabbing in Brooklyn with police arrest and self defense claims. A Sing Sing boat race crowns McKiel over Raymond. Strickland wins a 100 yard foot race in 11.5 seconds. A deadly Harlem Railroad collision injures multiple crew and kills a brakeman. Coal auctions rise by a half dollar a ton. A Broome Street shooting leaves one wounded. Court delays in a contempt case. Union Base Ball Club defeated by Cincinnati 13 to 12. Missouri governor plans laborer recruitment for 50 000 eastern unemployed. Fenian Convention continues in session in secrecy.
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Indian Depredations Spur Gov to Seek Sheridan Aid
A Denver despatch reports Arapahoe Indian bands in Southern Colorado raiding settlements. Governor seeks Gen. Sheridan's help and will depart for the threatened area. Also noted is the injury to Gen Sherman’s daughter Minnie and the discovery of six white men killed by the Assinabone. calls arise for treaties with the Sioux and to curb further murders in Montana.
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Reports from Port au Prince say English merchants refusing the forced loan are imprisoned until payment. Several civic leaders have been executed by Salnave and stores must reopen or be declared enemies. Cuba warns consuls that inbound travelers without Spanish passport visas will be barred unless they own estates or provide guarantees.
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Mail Route Shift Rumor Ties US to Southampton
Rumor says mail service between the United States and Southampton may be halted with mails redirected via Queenstown following a suggestion attributed to Mr Trollope to Postmaster Randall. Hon Reverdy Johnson reportedly met with Dis raeli at Hughenden manor.
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Sappho's Regatta Defeat Attributed To Poor Condition And Breakages
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France Premier Vaillant Addresses Dijon Council
Paris reports Marshal Vaillant, Minister of the Emperor's Household, spoke at the Dijon General Council opening. He praised harvest abundance and urged peace with patriotism, noting France could accept war if Prussia does not disarm. In London letters, Queen consort of Spain sought a Napoleon meeting at Biarritz, which he declined.
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German US talks on emigrant protection move forward
The Prussian Government accepts US proposals to regulate emigrant protection and welfare. An agent will negotiate with US authorities. The Prussian minister in Washington is instructed to push a speedy, satisfactory result. Also notes Emperor Alexander IIs planned Warsaw trip after stays at German waters. Imperial forces reportedly defeat Chinese rebels near Tien Tsin with European officers aiding the effort.
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In London forenoon and afternoon summaries Consols steady at 94 U S 5 20s around 714 and 208 714 with Erie at 24 33 Illinois Central around 91 92 U S 5 20s. Liverpool reports buoyant cotton with up to 20 000 bales sold and prices rising led by middling uplands and Orleans. Antwerp notes petroleum dullness at 50 francs and Calcutta Linseed slipping to 62s 6d
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United States steamer Canandaigua, Captain James H. Strong, has docked at Antwerp Scheldt and will sail tomorrow for Hamburg. A separate dispatch from Hay Lake, Chester County reports a schooner ashore near the Dee estuary.
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Crete Harbor Changes and Refugee Movements Reported
Washington Ava reports ships in Candia harbor shift as Bowdoin leaves Crete waters replaced by a gunboat and Austrian vessel departs for Syria. The Austrian Schield arrives with 110 Cretan refugee families returning after amnesty while 100 more travel from Syria aboard the Danube. A petition to the Sultan notes many refugees cannot afford passage home.
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