Prisoners to be sent to New Hampshire State Prison
Fifty U. S. prisoners are to be transferred to the New Hampshire State Prison.
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Alumni Day Commencement Echoes in Hanover
Hanover New Hampshire July 19. A large attendance fills the scene for alumni and distinguished guests. Prof Alpheus Crosby delivers the morning oration and A C Conterse Esq reads a clever poem. Hon A H Bullock gives the afternoon address, followed by a patriotic poem by John G Saxe. The class numbers 42. Commencement exercises are slated for tomorrow.
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Atlantic News Roundup From Halifax To Far East
The Africa arrives with 117 passengers at Halifax after Liverpool and Queenstown calls, while the Scotias Liverpool arrival follows New York. Beatrice reportedly seized at Southampton. US warship proximity noted. Cable efforts progress with Caroline Hawi and Great Eastern gearing to Valencia, Hearts Content due early August. France sees Bank cash rise eight million francs, and a deadly Lyons Marseilles rail crash. Germany/Austria report army cuts and fiscal restraint. Cholera in Alexandria spikes with 250 deaths by June 27. 30,000 flee. US consulate operations steady. Mexico and India trends show rising imports and demand in Bombay and Catta.
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McDowell Commutes San Salvador Case Sentences
General McDowell issues findings on the San Salvador rates case. The accused are found guilty of war rule violations. Sentences include life imprisonment for Hogg and leaders, ten years for other six, while execution is commuted to imprisonment. Indians continue attacks on California to Idaho emigrants.
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Washington dispatch reports Harris acquittal likely
The Commercial's Washington despatch notes Mr Voorhees defended Miss Harris for three hours and the expectation she will be acquitted. It also mentions Danville Virginia post office reopening mail service, minimal guerrilla trouble, Army of the Shenandoah disbanded, Valley troops reduced, Northerners visiting Charlestown, Harpers Ferry revival, revolvers given to Capt. Doherty, and 25th Massachusetts arrival and march for Gallop's Island with 270 muster.
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Murder near Gosport Navy Yard linked to Albemarle escape
Edward Howden the Gosport sailor who helped destroy the rebel ram Albemarle was found murdered near the naval yard last Sunday. Henry Smith is held as a suspect. A Bremen ship passed up James River. Reverend Henry Johnson of Chesterfield received a five year penitentiary sentence for killing a soldier during a garden robbery. Spottswood House lessees at Richmound and other Richmond occupants face confiscation notices under wartime laws.
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New Orleans steamer brings cotton and crop notes
From Carro July 19 the Continental arrived with New Orleans dates. It carried 550 bales of cotton to New York, 325 to St. Louis, 300 bales to Evansville, and 140 to St. Louis. The Red River country will raise mainly corn this year, with few exceptions. A vessel sailed for St Petersburg with New Orleans cotton. Louisiana wheat is better than ever. the sugar crop is not as large as last year.
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Subscriptions to 7 30 loan reach 4 251 600 dollars
Jay Cooke reports total subscriptions today for the 7 30 loan at 4 251 600 dollars. Banks and firms listed include 1st National Bank Cincinnati 100 000, 2d National Bank Chicago 157 000, Union National Bank Chicago 256 000, 1st National Bank Toledo 100 000, National Bank New York 65 000, Montpelier National Bank 50 000, S H Jones & Co Pittsburg 100 000, S O French Boston 70 000. 2935 individual subscriptions were received.
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Financial Roundup from New York Markets July 19
First Board stocks steady with rails such as Illinois Central and Chicago and Rock Island listed alongside Cumberland Coal and Reading. Second Board notes dull yet steady trade. gold closes at 1142. cotton, flour, wheat, corn, oats, beef, pork, and whiskey prices noted with multiple railroad and bond figures included.
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Harvard Commencement Day Quiet on State Street
An unusual calm settles State street as Harvard University Commencement is observed. Many offices close including Custom House Insurance, State House, Banks, and Brokers' Board. stock offices appear deserted and mercantile activity slows. Yet gold trades down one percent and New York quotations are watched closely by bulls and bears.
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Notice on Mill Wharf estate value and mortgage details
Public notice outlines the Mill Wharf estate with improvements valued around $830 000 and total mortgage obligations of $400 000. It cites 404 066 square feet, potential net income estimates, and future capacity via warehouses and railroad links. Interest figures and trustee details are provided, inviting private negotiations before an upcoming auction.
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