Proposals for reciprocity treaty outline in Senate debate
Washington correspondent outlines the proposed reciprocity treaty between the United States and Canada. It covers abandonment of claims for compensation, free admission of natural and manufactured goods, canal projects like Welland and Caughnawaga, open canals for cross border traffic, lake access, vessel registration rules, and joint commissions on navigation fisheries lighthouses customs and a twenty one year term.
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Rob erts trial on Central Railroad forgeries stirs New York
The case against Andrew L Roberts for forging bonds of the New York Central and other railroads unfolds as the district attorney outlines a vast forgery scheme. Witness John A Olmstead admits to aiding the fake seal while signaling his exposure and remorse. Commodore Vanderbilt and others fund the prosecution to pursue the gang with vigor.
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Czar Enjoys Crystal Palace Visit Despite Polish No-Show
London correspondent notes the Czar’s visit to the Crystal Palace at Sydenham, as 30,000 attendees paid up to 10 each for concerts, fountains, dinner and fireworks. Col Henderson’s policing kept the event calm, amid speculation of assassination fears and guarded arrangements.
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Postal treaty talks pivot to liberal system
In Paris Duke de Cazes briefs the Assembly on a U S postal convention as a transitional step toward a broader liberal agreement via a future convention. American pilgrims march at Lourdes waving the flag and proceed to Civita Vecchia. A pamphlet campaign by the Left targets Bonapartists, warning of imperialist plots. Prince Jerome Napoleon condemned.
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