Mrs Tyler Arrives in Washington for First Post-White House Visit
Mrs ex-President Tyler and her daughter arrived in Washington and stay at the Ebbett House. A large circle of friends called to pay respects, marking her first visit to the capital since leaving the White House. She met the President by appointment before departing tomorrow for Richmond. In other notes, Pacific Railroad bill decision, electoral college veto, and various Senate confirmations and discussions are reported.
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Ebbett House
Washington
White House
John Quincy Adams
Congress
John Tyler
Pierce
Baltimore
Richmond
Senate
South Carolina Senate Passes Homestead Bill and Bond Clash
Coruma1a, S. C. July 17 The Senate passed the homestead measure. An effort to reduce the State Treasurer’s official bonds aimed at allowing him to assume office. existing bonds deemed insufficient. In the House a lengthy debate over contested Democratic seats may oust several members. A resolution informed Gen Meade and the Provisional Governor of Senate action and readiness to proceed. In the House Long of Carroll and Munn of Hancock counties found ineligible. House adjourned during the debate.
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Washington
J. D. Abbott
North Carolina
John Poole
Trumbull
Treasury
Wilson
Military Committee
Howard
Joint Committee
Louisiana
William Pitt Kellogg
John S. Harris
Mesers Kellogg
Harris
Chandler
Committee On Commerce
Morrill
Maine
Secretary of War
Conkling
Committee On Conference
South Carolina
S. C
House
Meade
Messrs Long
Carroll
Munn
Hancock Counties
Riot at Mallican Texas Leaves Dozens Dead
A violent riot near Mallican on the Central Railroad grew from a suspected lynching. A mob of 300 to 500 negros, led by a white teacher Brooks, fought white citizens and troops, resulting in 50 to 60 total deaths and numerous injuries before suppression by forces including the Freedman's Bureau.
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Mallican
Brooks
Wm. Halliday
Freedman’s Bureau
Millican
The
Loyal League
Heat Caused Many Deaths Across Cities
New York reports fifty heat related deaths yesterday with many non fatal casualties. Six die in Brooklyn three in Jersey City eight in Newark and six in the Navy Yard. Sunstroke cases rise in Iowa City and Indianapolis with several fatalities. Montreal merchant H B Smith dies of sunstroke. Baximore notes 32 sunstrokes with 21 deaths.
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Newark
Navy Yard
Iowa City
Indianapolis
H. B. Smith
Montreal
Mupsicut
Baximore
Souther Commercial Convention Adjourns at Bristol Tennessee
The Souther Commercial Convention adjourned after sessions in Bristol Tennessee. An Executive Committee was appointed to obtain a charter and subscriptions for the Norfolk and Liverpool Steamship Company. Railroad presidents present backed a plan to consolidate lines from Norfolk to Nashville and Memphis, pledging readiness to transport offers. Virginia North Carolina Northern Georgia Alabama and Mississippi were well represented with strong interest in the move. Letters from Liverpool merchants promised cooperation and assistance.
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Souther Commercial Convention
Bristol
Tennessee
Norfolk and Liverpool Steamship Company
Norfolk
Nashville
Memphis
Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Liverpool
Thoroughbred Race Results From Albany and Aupaxy
Lew Pettee won the 1200 dollar race and Myron Perry took the 400 dollar event in Albany yesterday. The fastest time posted was 2.294. In Aupaxy Budd Doblee's Lucy won the 1750 dollar purse in three heats with times 2.28 2.29 2.244. J H Harbeck's Surprise captured the 350 dollar race for horses never beating 2.50 with times 2.334 2.324 2.354.
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Myron Perry
Albany
Aupaxy
Budd Doblee
Lucy
Goldsmith 2d
Fred Tence
J. H. Harbeck
Mexican News From Vera Cruz To Puebla In July Notes
New York reports consular notes that Consul Saulnier left Vera Cruz for New York. A chapel hosting Maximilian anniversary ceremonies was razed by Juarez order. General Ortega is imprisoned at Monterrey. Puebla rebels reject amnesty offers and prepare for a fierce campaign.
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Monterey
Puebla
Democratic Convention Hearings Endorse Seymour and Platforms
Edwin Co Bailey of the Boston Herald addressed the convention, praising Seymour and criticizing the Republicans on currency and gold standard. E B Rand of New Hampshire spoke on party strategy and the contrasts between candidates, ending with cheers for Seymour, Blair, and the Democratic platform.
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Bellows Falls
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Montpelier
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St. Albans
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New York
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Esa
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Boston Herald
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Clay
Webster
Seymour
White House
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Bailey
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New Hampshire
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Rand
Blair
Great Ratification Meeting at Lawrence Mass
A July 17 ratification rally in Lawrence Mass for Seymour and Blair drew about two thousand at the Democratic headquarters on Essex Street and a crowded City Hall. Tarbox and Collins spoke in support of constitutional liberty and party principles amid cheers, music, and a thirty seven gun salute.
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Lawrence
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Blair
Democratic
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John K. Tarbox, Esq
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Mr Seymour
Tarbox
Radical Party
Democratic Party
P. A. Collins, Esq
Boston
Radical
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British and American naturalization talks in Commons
Lord Stanley said a reply to the United States on naturalization had been sent showing the British ministry accepts the American view and a treaty would not be made now as a Royal Commissioner reviews the subject._IFN_ Fenian prisoners Warren and Costello face ordinary law, with evidence from the United States delaying proceedings. Archbishop Cullen of Ireland is bedridden with illness.
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Bombardment advances as Humaita fortress resists
Official despatches report renewed allied bombardment of Humaita fortress by land and water on Parana in the recent fighting. Paraguayan sortie against Gran Chaco detachment repulsed with heavy losses. election results in Argentine states remain unknown and contradictory. Financial news from London, Paris, and other markets note mixed bourse firmness and commodity quotes, including cotton, corn, wheat, lard, linseed, and petroleum.
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Reverend William Allen Dies at 84 in Northampton
Northampton July 17 Reverend Dr William Allen former Bowdoin College president and longtime resident of this town died Thursday night at age 84. He had served as Bowdoin College president and lived in Northampton since 1839.
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William Allen
Bowdoin College
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