Kennedy punished for outrages by jury verdict
The New York World reports Patrick Green won a Supreme Court damages verdict against Superintendent Kennedy, who served as Provost Marshal of the city. The paper notes numerous suits pending, alleging brutality and law disregard, and praises courts for delivering justice to victims of "jacks in office."
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Boston Public Library toast honors John P Bigelow
In a Tremont House dinner Hon. George W. Messinger lauded Bigelow for founding Boston’s Free Public Library. A letter from Bigelow praised Everett Ticknor Shurtleff Greenough and Bates. The event featured a salver gift and a toast to the library’s milestone and civic virtue.
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City of New York Passes Saxony Point to New York
The steam ship City of New York bound from Liverpool to New York passed Saxby Hook on its way home. News from London reports arrests in Liverpool for enlisting British subjects for rebel service and notes war talk in India and Japan. The Times and Paris and Copenhagen dispatches cover politics, finance, and military moves across Europe, with updates on Denmark Holstein, Mazzini, and the Alexandria case ruling.
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Senate Advances Claims Pay and Homestead Amendments
The Senate passed the Peru claims payment bill and the Homestead Act amendments extending benefits to naval service. A resolution on Haitian colonization laws and other items was addressed. The House debated enrolment and confiscation bills as adjournment neared.
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A Washington despatch reports October enlistments totaling 100000. The House Commerce Committee favors abrogating the Canadian Reciprocity treaty. The Naval Committee will test Eutaw speed on the Potomac. Col Cobb seeks impeachment of Judge Miller. Judiciary Committee to investigate. Ensign Waters restored to service after Reliance capture. McClernand ordered to report for duty to Bancroft.
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Maryland Senate OKs constitutional convention oath amendment
The Maryland Senate adopted an amendment to require judges of election to administer the oath to voters challenged as rebels or disloyal. Another amendment lets the convention set the voting time for the final constitution. The 5th Maryland regiment reenlists for three years. Confederate prisoners are moved to Point Lookout, with officers among them. Refugees cite Southern suffering and expect a spring rebel push. Arrests include blockade runner George Spence at Leonardtown.
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Pirates and Admiralty Court Clash in St John Case
In St John New Brunswick on January 28 the Chesapeake case featured defense citing Henry VIII act on piracy and Parker's commission establishing a Vice Admiralty Court arguing Police Court lacks authority under the extradition treaty. Two witnesses testified the commission paper was shown at local meetings.
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Senate approves Convention bill with House backing
Baltimore reports the Senate passing the Convention bill 13 to 2 and the House approving 45 to 17. The two nearly identical measures authorize a vote on calling a Convention and the April 6 delegate election. If approved, the Convention convenes April 26.
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New York Stock and Money Market Summary
New York stocks list mixed with several railroads and bonds, irregulars and lower across first board. Cotton dull, flour receipts steady, wheat in demand for export, and petroleum and sugar markets showing modest activity. freight and commodities pricing with various rail and mining names cited.
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