House Proceedings: Tax Bill Debates and Navy Promotions
The House adopted a printing resolution for multiple reports and heard debates on the Tax bill sixth and seventh sections. A Conference Committee reported on the Army Appropriation bill. Capt. Thomas W. Stevens was advanced on the bravery list, and Capt. Armstrong was restored to active Navy status. A pensions bill on precedence for relatives of deceased claimants was reported. Debates continued into the evening, with a 4:30 recess and meeting to resume at 7:30.
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Address of Mr Burlingame and Chinese ministers to the United States
The Chinese government has begun formal diplomatic contacts with the United States and other powers. Mr Burlingame, returning as China’s minister to the US, presents the Emperor’s letter and expresses wishes for the President’s health and the nation’s welfare. The President’s reply follows.
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Debates On Suspensory Bill And Maynooth Grants
In the House of Commons an amendment to the Suspensory bill was rejected, contrasting with votes allowing new Maynooth College appointments and continuation of the regium donum during Parliament’s session. A Jesuit announcement drew cheers. Reports from Rome note the Austrian emperor chose to sign concordats over abdication. Banquet scenes in Rome honored T Buchanan Read with Adams and American artists attending. Market news from London and Liverpool shows mixed activity in bonds, staples, and shares with copper, wheat, and cotton figures listed.
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National Board of Trade Adopts New Constitution Provisions
The National Board of Trade convention resumed and adopted articles on Executive Council duties, meeting logistics, and amendment processes. It set the annual meeting for December, defined quorum and special meetings, and allowed expulsions for law violations with two thirds vote. Officers elected include President Fraley of Philadelphia and multiple vice presidents from major cities. The convention adjourned to meet again tomorrow.
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Fenian scare rises across Canada with raid threats
A Montreal despatch reports growing fear of Fenian invasion with regulars and volunteers mobilized in New York Dominion cities. British troops head to Prescott while ammo ships and arms move to frontier posts. Fenian spies arrested at Sweetsburg and Malone sees arms shipments to St. Albans and Chateaugay Four Corners. Ottawa confirms transfer of Fenian arms but counters orders for rifle companies.
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Panama and global notes from New York dispatch
New York dispatch reports Panama dates moved to May 28 and quiet presidential voting. Yellow fever devastates Lima with two hundred daily deaths causing business suspension. Capt Blakely and wife among victims. U S consul at Tombez clashed with authorities. Saranac and Dakotah sail. Ossipee awaits supplies on Central American coast. Gett ysburg at An pinwall. Chile blocks renewal of treaty with Argentina amid naval redeployments.
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Gale damages Sandusky city and railroad depot
A severe gale with rain hit Sandusky on June 5 injuring three men aboard a ship’s smoke stack was torn off and fell onto the propeller Ovontes. The warehouse roof of the Cincinnati Sandusky and Cleveland line blew away, uprooting trees and damaging property across the city.
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Brooklyn Court Sentences Three in Revenue Fraud Case
In Brooklyn, T.C. Callicott, recently convicted of revenue frauds, receives two years at Albany Penitentiary and a $10,000 fine. R. C. Enrights gets 18 months and $2,500, and Joh S. Allen one year and $2,000 fine.
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Memphis gun attack leaves captain dead and officer wounded
A Memphis dispatch reports Captain Perry was fatally shot and Officer Wright badly wounded by burglary suspects on Wednesday night. One suspect was mortally wounded and three others were arrested. The incident underscores ongoing crime challenges in the city.
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