Fessenden's Flexible Treasury Policy Draws Banker Support
Secretary Fessenden, in a banker interview, defends a flexible, circumstance driven approach to managing the Treasury. He rejects a fixed policy, aims to negotiate loans with banks, and emphasizes nonpartisan handling to avoid harming government credit. He seeks a fifty million loan with seven thirty-year notes, plus other securities, to ease near term strains while preparing for longer bonded issues.
Vermont Democratic Convention Nominates Redfield and Parker
The Vermont Democratic gathering at Montpelier adopts resolutions opposing the Lincoln Administration and endorses Timothy P. Redfield for Governor and Horace Seymour style policy critiques. A nominating committee announces Charles N. Davenport for Lieut. Governor and Robert McK. Ormsby for Treasurer with electors at large E. Chamberlain and J. J. Leavitt.
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Hei
Montpelier
HB. B. Smith
Milton
State Central Committee
John Cain
Rutland
McClellan
Virginia
W. P. Brigman
Hyde Park
A. Baden
West Randolph
Atkins
Orange County
Geo. Sleeper
Chittenden County
Marilla Noyes
Wordsboro
Timothy P. Redfield
Redfield
Chicago
Republican Party
New England
Washington
Jefferson
American Republic
England
Abraham Lincoln
Martin Kosta
Smyrna
Dickey
Bradford
Charles N. Davenport
Wilmington
Robert McK. Ormsby
E. Chamberlain
Caledonia County
J. J. Leavitt
Franklin County
Committee
Congress
Union
asAvell
Horacie Seymour
New York
World
Journal of Commerce
Menge
Amasa J. Parker
Albany
N. J
Herom
Cleaveland
Seward
Lincoln
Smith
Parker
Wells
B. H. Smailey, Esq
Swanton
Rebel retreat after Fort Stevens action cited fire and flood of despatches
Washington reports skirmishing on the front, U S troops forced rebels from Fort Stevens area. 100 rebels wounded, 11 officers among the dead at Blair house Silver Spring. Rebels retreat across Potomac toward Edwards Ferry. cattle and horses seized. Militia and volunteers called out. telegraph links with Washington restored.
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Washingcton
Fort Stevens
F. P. Blair
Silver Springs
Potomac
Poolesville
Halleck
Rockville
Edwards
Diplomatic Quiet as Alliance Firms and Shipping News
The morning report notes the Aus tralasian from Liverpool and Queenstown arrival, while the holy alliance of Russia Austria and Prussia is confirmed. Bank of France shows a 3,000,000 franc weekly specie decline. Bombay reports cotton gains and quiet shirtings with exchange at 2s 04d. London notes the Danish ironclad Ralf drake lightly damaged after action at Alsen, with Danish warships and gunboats escaping as two small vessels explode.
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New York
Australasian
Liverpool
Queenstown
Morning Post
Holy Alliance
Russia
Austria
Prussia
Bank of France
Bombay
London
Ralfdrake
Troops to Leave City Rise Beyond Quota Amid Recruiting Progress
Gen Sanford indicates troop withdrawals from New York will exceed the quota due to ongoing recruiting. A special Washington mail was sent by the Wyandotte. St George's Cricket Club departs for a match with Boston Club on the 14th and 15th inst. Australasian arrives. mails to Boston by evening train. Gold closes at 273.
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New York
Sanford
Washington
Wyandotte
St. George’s Cricket Club
Boston
Australasian
Africa
Limerick
Banks adjourn without proposal from Fessenden
The Committee of Banks adjourned in New York with no proposition from Secretary Fessenden and nothing to act on. It is understood they would support a fifty million loan on bonds if proposed, but would require the Secretary to accept checks as payment due to lack of legal tender.
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Clark Fisher
Agawam
Smith
Connecticut Volunteers
Newman
New York Volunteers
Henry ©. Nelson
Delaware Volunteers
Thompson
United States Navy
Olmerhorn
Marine Corps
Edward Scattergood
Unitedtates
Major Gilmore
Col. Smith
Eighth Regiment
Bush River
Tapiey
Libby
Laflin
New York
Arabella Sear
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Magmolia
Haycock
Perryville
Havre de Grace
Susquehanna River
Magnolia
H. A. Greenfield
Baltimore and Philadelphia Railroad
Union
Confederacy
Harry Gilmore
Quierny
Lincoln
McClellan
Washington
N. Y
Geo. B. McClellan
Xenan
William
Fes
Wirwmenay Artervoos, Jrivi
Mercanello
Capitalite
Messrs Brown & Son
Committee of Banks
Fessenden
General Smith Visits New York for Family Illness
Gen William F Smith is in New York for reasons tied to a sick family member in Orange County. In Concord New Hampshire the House votes 90 to retain the Capitol there and backs plan No 2 from Concord as the preferred layout.
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New York
Wm. F. Smith
Orange County
Concorp
N. H
House of Representatives
Concord
Cotton and sugar markets show firmer tone in New Orleans papers
Cairo Illinois July 13 reports New Orleans papers lack fresh news. Cotton firmer at 135 dollars for good ordinary as buyers wait for later advices. Good common sugar 21 1-2 cents, white clarified molasses 80 cents. Western provisions and produce in strong demand with rising prices. Flour active with superfine sales at 9 dollars 950.
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Cairo
Ill
New Orleans
Destructive Fires Ravage Rail Line and Cutler Woodlands
A destructive fire rages along the railroad line between Whitneysville and Machiasport causing $4000 in track damage and burning over $10,000 worth of woodland. A second large fire devastates Cutler, inflicting immense property damage.
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Avausta
Whitneysville
Machiasport
Cutler
Steamer Dudley Buck Arrives as Blockade Runner Captured
New York reports the steamer Dudley Buck from Hilton Head arriving on the 9th with news of the U S steamer Margaret and Jessie on the 10th. They captured a blockade runner the day before and sent her to Boston.
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New York
Dudley Buck
Hilton Head
U. S
Margaret
Jessie
Boston
Markets Summary from New York and Chicago notes
July market report outlines First Board stocks, railroad shares including Illinois Central and Reading, and US government securities with rates for One Year certificates and Five-Twenties. Commodity prices move with cotton, flour, pork, lard, coffee, sugar, and petroleum showing varied shifts. freight to Liverpool quiet.
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Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
Cumberland Coal Company
Illinois Central Railroad
Michigan Southern Railroad
New York Central Railroad
Reading Railroad
Hudson River Railroad
Erie Railroad
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Michigan Central Railroad
Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
US Treasury
U_S
American
Chi
Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Reading
Diinois Central Railroad
Pacific Mail Steamship Comany
New
State
Hoop
Ohio
Canada
Chicago
New Amber Jersey
Liverpool
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Columbia Gold Mining Company
Colorado
James W. Elwell
James W. Elwell Co
South Street
Joan P. Yelverton
Bank of North America
Thomas R. Foster
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James D. Fish
Marine Bank
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Peart
Robert P. Perrin
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Thomas K. Forster, Esq
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Black Hawk City
Albert H. McGlay
William Street
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Revere Bank
Brewster, Sweet & Co
L. E. Chittenden
Register of the Treasury
J.B. Hutchinson & Co
National Bank of the Republic
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West
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Bath Street
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Stephen Brown & Son
Conn&Pace R RR
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Bine Hill BR
Boott
Short Mt Coal Co
Lyman Mills
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Saco & Porta RR
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Me State
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Augusta City
Newport & NY
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Columbia
Marie
Stray Vy
Columbian Marine Insurance Company
CoRisiog
Joseph Morrison
Beaidest
Columbian (Marine
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Josru Moraison
Hull
Daniel W. Lord, John Atkinson
Thos. Lord
T. WM. M. Whitney
George P. Deshgn
John D. Bates, Jr
B.C. Morris
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Commonwealth OF Massachuset
Office of Insurance Commissioners
Renno Co
Elizur
Great Western
Scrip
Tober
Loeses
John Pickersgill & Son
Richard Lathers
John A Parker
Alexander Machay
WM. T. Loce Wood
Stonington
Groton
Judith
Boston and Providence Railroad
S Commonwealth
J. W. Willins
Plymouth
Hch
J. C. Gerr
North River
Courtlandt Street
Pittsburg
Dunkirk
Buffalo
New Jersey Railroad
Jersey City
Washington Street
Boston and Providence
John. O. Presbery
Merchants’ Navigation and Transportation Co
Sohn Murror & CO
Rue DE LA Paix
Paris
Wale Street
New Yok
Ging &E
Sterling
J. M. Mandell
Stockhe Breoe EE
Reem
Merchants’ Bank
Iseoptr
Ss. D. Prescott & Son
Specie Brokers
Exchange Street
Boston Stock Board
W. P. Lee
W. B. Stevens
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Ifapis
H Biakhe
Watt Street
Janis
Bosten
Ameetf & CO
Comion Building
Gemera
John Kekwster Mils
Omas
A. Swart
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J. M
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Leiden Commission
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Cea Mg Attwood
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Europe
Chima, &c
van den Breek Bros & Co
Fred'k van den Broee
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Chas. G. Greene
J . EpEn
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York City Street
Nath’s Foster, Jr
Fire and Marine Insurance C O
Hilley Street
Beeston
Frederick Jones
Francie Dane
James
J B. Winn
Samuel Chase
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Minot Torreil
Henry Sayles
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Phalon’s
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Phalion
Cereus
Phalen
Phalon & Son
de Percy
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons
Edinburg Lock Hospital
Faculte de Medicine de Paris
Harrison Avenue
Essex St
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Boston—Late Safety Fund
Abraham T. Lowe
John Carr
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Jelé
Chilsom
Steves
Blackstone Street
Mansfield
Gardner Chilson
Second National Bank
Srpadak
Evening Express
J. Wesley Kelley
Tremont
Boylston Street
J. Clawson Kelley
Kelley
Worcester
Providence
Newport
J. H. Clapp & CO
Lighthila
D&c
Boylston Place
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Lighthill
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W. A. Athos
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Wiigs
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Aster House
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J. Skillin Houg
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Cumberland Coal
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Georgetown
Edward Mayer
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Thomas Sherwin
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G. C. Win & CO
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Bayley
BRS & CO
Kealour
Failroad
Ae Eno
Nevins
General Commission
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William P. Lee
Taylor & Ca
Wall Street
Royal Havana Lottery
O. M. Moulton
Kentucky
M. Moulton
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J. E. Thayer & Bro
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Beston Advisory Board
Marsnart P. Witper
Cochman
Wiliam B. Reynolds
Joan E. Lyon
Henry K. Horton
Cramies O. Wurrore
Daniel Sarcent Curtis
Thomas W. Perrce
Geo. Wm. Gordon
eniisk&Thly
Rational Insurance Company
Iz Porton
George A. Gardner
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William Hammond
Robert Hooper
Are Ak Presiden
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Conway Fire Insurance CO
Prescott Fibre and Marine Ins. CO
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Chas Dickens
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Literary Notices
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Marlboro’ Hotel
Geo. W. Warrer
Bond
Syl
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Manila
Hella AG
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Padaré
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Tudor CO
King & Tsac
Aoaly
Rowell Corner
Mainst Avenue
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Mase
Dia
Valentine & Go
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Harriet
Bonaire
Versia
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Deka
T Thomas
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Lynx
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