Inauguration Ball Dispute and Senate Debates
Report covers contention over whether colored people may attend a Washington inauguration ball at the Treasury building, with Gen Grant and Colfax expected. It also details a Senate session on Butler’s conduct, funding the debt, free banking, currency plans, and river harbor appropriations.
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Treasury Building
Gen. Grant
Colfax
House of Representatives screens a privilege protest over Georgia votes
The House debated Mr Butler of Massachusetts protest against the Georgia vote counting by the Senate pro tem and Vice President elect. Speaker pro tem Dawes appointed to notify the President and Vice President elect. Shellabarger opposed the resolution. Butler modified it and referred to a five member select committee. The session paused until 4.30 and reconvened to handle private pensions bills before adjourning.
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Wade
Butler
Ben Wade
Georgia
Mass
Dawes
House
Ohio
Shellabarger
Wilson
Iowa
Pruyn
New York
Senate
Paraguay Tensions Over Bliss and Masterman Case Unfold
The Navy Secretary sent to Congress extensive Paraguay correspondence. Admiral Davis and President Lopez clash over Bliss and Masterman’s status, with Lopez labeling them criminals and Paraguay offering a courteous delivery, while Davis cites no official duty to decide their fate.
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Wasaryetos
Secretary of the Navy
House
Paraguay
Davis
Lopez
Bliss
Masterman
United States
Washburne
Davie
British Lords meet with little business adjourned
The House of Lords met today but adjourned until the 16th inst due to lack of business. Reverdy Johnson spoke in Glasgow defending the Alabama settlements treaty. London banquet for the ministry featured Gladstone praising Irish Church disestablishment and Bright urging fiscal economy.
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Lonpoy
Fes
House of Lords
Reverdy Johnson
Corporation of Glasgow
Mr Johnson
Alabama
Earl Russell
Fishmonger’s Hall
Gladstone
Bright
Spain's Constituent Cortes convene with royal succession debates
Mapai Fes reports the Constituent Cortes opening as Riviera is favored for President. Fer dinand, father of Portugal's king, is supported for Spain's ruler. if he refuses the Duke of Montpensier may be chosen. Carlist activity increases in the Basque provinces with frontier enforcement by French troops. Twenty eight Carlists were arrested yesterday near the frontier and sent to Bayonne.
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New York
Grant
Butler
Revolutionary Party
Cuba
Ottawa
Canada
Whalen
Freland
Presbery
Whaleo
Mapai
Fes
Riviera
Ferdinand
Portugal
Spain
Duke of Montpensier
Guierrescon
Biscay
Llava
Basque
Bayonne
American Lloyd's
United States
America
Avery Davis
Worcester
Mass
Elizabeth Thompson
Calvin Chamberlin
Auburn
J. B. Watson
Winchendon
M. Brillat Savarin
Rome
Markets and convocation notes from Fes and Liverpool
Financial dispatches from Fes and London report consols and U S securities steady, Bank of England affected by a £100,000 decrease, and various commodity prices in Liverpool and Antwerp. Cotton in Liverpool firm, grains and oils quoted, with general activity described as quiet to firm in mid February trading.
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National Bank
Randall
Committee On Banking and Currency
Financial and Commercial
London
Fes
U.S
Erie
Illinois Central
Bank of England
Ilinois Central
Frankfort
Liverpool
Orleans
Antwerp
Havre
Hull
Bank OF Liverpool
Political Gossip and Notable Appointments Rumors
The Round Table claims a factional feud between Redicals and Gen Grant with limited expectations for his administration. It reports proposed appointments: Treasury to Stewart, State to Adams, War to McClellan, Navy to Porter, with Fish and Grinnell in play and Dana in surveyor or Navy Agent. Also notes Horace Greeley may go to England and Whalen's papers allege Fenian involvement. A steamboat collision near Hellgate injures the Elm City and Astoria ferry. The Divorce Mania closes the item.
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Round Table
Redicals
Gen. Grant
Treasury Department
Alexander T. Stewart
State Department
Charles Francis Adams
Motley
War Office
George B. McClellan
Hamilton Fish
David D. Porter
Navy
Farragut
Grinnell
New York
Charles A. Dana
Horace Greeley
England
Restoration of Havana to Sagua La Grande telegraph link
Telegraphic communication between Havana and Sagua La Grande and Villa Clara has been restored after being destroyed by revolutionists. Adolfo Cavada and Frederick Cavada lead revolts in the sugar districts of Cienfuegos Villa Clara and Trinidad. Arrests continue of planters merchants and lawyers by military and police including the English Consul at Cardenas.
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Havana
Sagua la Grande
Villa Clara
Cienfuegos
Trinidad
Adolfo Cavada
Frederick
Lersandi
Philadelphia
America
Trinidad de Cuba
Evasina
Cardenas
Prensa
Jiminez Planita
Casanova
Central Department
Camarons
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Sumner
District of Columbia
Morrill
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Michigan City
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Wasasseton
D.C
George F. Pierson
Salem
Mags
Charlee F. Selick
South Norwalk
Conn
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Wiscasset
Nathaniel K. Sawyer
Frenchman’s Bay
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Salem and
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Massinister
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Russia
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New England Carpet Co
Hanover St
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G. B. Windship
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Dougas
Conog
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Tremont Temple
DR Lister
Lowell Street
B. de Gersdorff
Sale
Mourer Street
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KE. Abbot
Fields & Osgood’s
Nichols and Noyes
Brazer
Besco
Temple Place
United States Internal Revenue
No. Ae Aneuime Square
W. H. McCartney
Bliss & Perkins
West Street
PH. Rim & CO
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Jazi
H. D. Parker & CO
Boylston Hall
Washington and
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Horace M. Bargent
Calcutt Tn
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New York Museum of Anatomy
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School Street
Mather
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Winter Place
Yysas
Mons. F. A. Blanc
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France
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State Street
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Oporto
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Belair
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Rheims
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Barton & Guestier
High Rock Congress Spring Co
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Vichy
Thermal Water CO
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Hecker
New England
Clifford
Commercial Street
William J. Smith & Bro
Lindall St
Fleming’s Golden
Haiti
Betches
Muscatel
Montalla
H. Y. Brooks & CO
Lewis Wharf
Hock
D. Leiden
Cologne
P. J. Vaickenberg
Worms
A. Boardman
Brimmer Place
Essex Street
Peter Haeberle
Easex Street
Pe Haazrberle
M. Exceiwanpr
Bulweher
Piper & Coo
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Thos. D. Taylor
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W. H. Vincent
Kilby Street
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Browning
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Fifth Street
ST. Louis, MO
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George €. Richardson
Devonshire Street
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Lewiston
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A. Upton A
Woonsocket CO
Philip Allen & Sons
Bichetin Steam Mill
Glendale
Cy Cassimeres
Moses Buffum & Son
Bouche Fils & CO
WM. Underwood & CO
Broad Street
Copiy
Radé
Mar
Chavice Wines Oisar, &c
A. M. Peck
Waters
LA Favorita Hair Invigorator
Strate Assayer’s Office
Gro
M.S. Burr & Co
Tremont Street
Carter & Wiley
Hoff
JOS. S. Pederson
Murray Street
N. A
Societe Des Beaux Arts
Marquis d’Aoust
Steinway
Charles XV
Sweden
Norway
Royal Academies of Sciences and Arts
Berlin
Prussia
Stockholm
Theodore and
William Steinway
Steinway Hall
East Fourteenth Street
R. B. Everett & CO
T Mill Street
Union Mutual Fire Insurance
Court Street
Ee B
Eastern Express Company
Courner OF Spaine Lane
Andress B. W
Ehand
C. F. Battles
Tremont Mills
Lowell
J. Wheeler
Providence
F&m
Newt
Oidna Sories
At . F. Sprague & CO
Cornhill Steps
Bratue Street
D. A. Alden & CO
Pemberton Square
Winter
Boylston
Chicopee Sewing Machines CO
Elias Howe
Seweing & Manufacturing
Plummer & Wilder
Bromfield Street
BENT
Milton
J. O. Pettes & CO
Tremont
Bantam
DUCWL
Sam’s Adams
Bent & CO
Mwérom
Washin ‘Ton Street
Sibley’s “Model
New York Mills
Summer Street
Charles H. Bruce & Co
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Spencer, Vila & Co
Stock Bauker
Stave Street
August Belmont & CO
Wall Street
Isene
Credti
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Vienna
Maples
Ifmys
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Blake, Brothers & CO
Im Exchange
Nesetia
Prasaprare
Nevins & CO. General Commission
Business Paper
Milk Street
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Congress St Street
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Exchange Place
D. C
Ashley
WM. Wetherbee
G. H. Watson
Kidder, Peabody & CO
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James Murray Howe & CO
Alee
Dmilers
Gorld
John Munroesco
Rue Scrigee Ris
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Milk St
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Warren & CO
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Batchelder, Mann & CO
Seey Oticke
Lewiss B. Whitcomb
M. M. Sanpen & CO
John P. Reed
Thaxter, Jr
J.H. A. Tappan &Co
John H. A. Tappan
Coral Tnersaip
Chautard & Rickard
Leon Chautard
P. R. Rickard
Nova Scotia
W.B. Reynolds & Co
Gorham
Crosby, Morse & Foss
Gorham Manufacturing Co
F. M. Holmes & CO
M. Holmes & CO
Medford
Charlestown
TufFt
East Cambridge
AED
Optical Instruments
Haymarket Square
Beal & Flooper, Manufactu
GEO. W. Ware & CO
S. & J. Myers
Cornhill
China
Nicholson & Frost's
Oliver. Bostor
Matic Rimault & CO
Ricard
Germany
State House
Capitol
Metropolitan Railroad Company
South Boston Railroad Company
Daniel Needham
T Ca
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Bregsen Watches
M. Ekegsen
Benjamin James
James J. Walworth & CO
Walworth
Twohig & Purse
Lake Street
Jeleoply
Starr
Joslyn
Lenin
Ordnanor
ZawSwe
Sead & Sons
Bement Bros
Sixth Avenue
Bement
Cnes
Maryland and
Delaware
Congress
Thomas J. Lee & Hill
Giddings & Torkey
Parker & Cobb
Devonshire St
Jarvis Williams & Sow
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Boston, Mass
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Richardson & C.O
State St
Illinois
Ste U
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J.T. van Vleck
Maryland & Delaware Railroad Company
Wwe
Bowles Brothers & Co
Bowles, Drevet & Co
Rue de la Paix
Mate Street
William St
Union Bank
Continent
Stone & Downer
Union and Central Pacific
Page, Richardson &C
Hamburg
Amsterdam
RotterDam
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