Regenerator of society on the foundation of slavery claims
The piece condemns a group claiming to renew society through slavery, defying international rules, pillaging neutral territories, and holding islands. It cites Brazil's ban on the Alabama and notes allied pressure over Japan style disputes, warnings on liberty of the seas.
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Rio Janeiro
Roca Islands
Alabama
Brazil
Marquis of Abrantes
Rights of Corsairs Against the Confederate Vessels
The piece denounces Confederate armed ships as pirates for violating international law. It argues three formalities curb lawful prize captures: government commissioning, bonds for damages, and prize court validation. It condemns naval necessity claims and warns neutral trade suffers without redress if corsairs burn or sink prizes.
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Massé
France
Davis
Mason
Law of Nations
Richmond
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General Logan and Judge Mulkey Clash in Sharp Exchange
Major General Logan of Illinois snubbed a Cairo judge in a speech while the judge replied with a frank letter recounting past shared confidences and friendships. The letter mocks Logans elevation to general status and jokes at the judge’s perceived altered status and memory.
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Gen Logan
Illinois
Muikey
Cairo
Lincoln
John A. Logan
Gen. Logan
John H. Mulkey
John
Ovid
Senator Sherman Comments on Emancipation Proclamation
In Dayton Senator Sherman of Ohio stated that the war might have progressed more successfully if the President had not referenced the negro in his Emancipation Proclamation. He criticized the public framing of the policy while discussing the wartime measures.
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Sherman
Ohio
Dayton
General Wilson Praises Conscription in Portland Speech
Gen Wilson, speaking in Portland, acknowledged a city paper's label that he is the father of conscription and thanked God for the honor. He contrasted reactions to conscription with remarks on Dix and a Democratic Governor, noting loyalty in a Republican Senator.
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Joseph Smith
Gen. Wilson
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The Hibernia Arrives at Port After Refit
The British steamship Hibernia Capt Leitch from Galway Ireland arrived about 2 o clock Sunday morning with 5 cabin and 226 steerage passengers. Built in 1861 at Newcastle and recently refitted at Birkenhead she now seems almost a new vessel with 3007 tons and 800 horsepower. The ship can ship 96 saloon and 529 steerage passengers and carries about 125 crew. At Galway with 1700 tons coal she drew 27 feet, but in the stream yesterday she floated with 19 feet.
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Hibernia
Leitch
Galway
Ireland
Messrs
Page, Richardson & Co
Newcastle
Eng
Palmer
Birkenhead
Hostilities in Japan Loom Amid Foreign Unrest and payouts
Letters from Kanagawa to June 24 show rising tensions as the destruction of the American Minister's residence is blamed on conspirators seeking foreign expulsion. The Tycoon delays payment of indemnity, coercive measures are readied, and Yokohama residents face shifting policy while foreign fleets gather near Kanagawa.
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Kanagawa
Pruyn
Yeddo
Yokohama
Neale
Ruper
Miaco
Kuper
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