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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1858

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Credit Letters Circulation Through Major Cities

Details various letters of credit for mercantile use and circulars issued by Ashley and Norris stock and note brokers at No 52 Exchange Place New York with mentions of C D Aseley John Munroe and Co American Bankers in Paris and major ports including Great Britain Holland Athens Beyrout Alexandria Cairo and others.

Boston Post Saget Numee England Boston Oe Boston Commonwealth Liberal Commission United States Grovot E. Waraior Bard & Brothers Maiden Lane New York Boston Daily Post Boston Pot Ashley & Norris, Stock and Note Brokers Exchange Place C. D. Aseley, Joux B. Nog Spencer, Vila & CO Congress St Rezte Commer Calissians Union New England Philadelphia Dupee, Beck & Sayles Devonshire Street Rue DE LA Paix Paris Great Britain Holland Blake Bros. & CO Blake, Howe & Co Grorck Gamaliel

Arraignment of McNulty and Back Bay Land Dispute

The Supreme Judicial Court opened a session with opinions on cases including a Back Bay land title dispute over state ownership, Hooper defalcation cases against Atlantic and Merchants Banks, and an arraignment of William McNulty for murder in East Boston. The record details ruling on insurer and mortgage actions, bank examiner liability, and insolvency questions, with several revisals and new trials ordered.

Back Bay Hooper William McNulty Supreme Judicial Shaw Ribo Ae Pee Savannas Oma W. Richardson Plife Edward D. Sohier Samuel Henshaw Bank of Bellows Falls Vermont Central Railroad Sidney John P George W Sewall Atlantic Bank Merchants’ Bank Bank Ted C. B. Goodrich W.R. P. Washburn Rufus Choate A. H. Fiske Alfred Noxon Thomas L. DeWolfe P.w.chandler Geo. O. Shattuck Plif C. W. Loring City of Boston Roland Worthington Als One Southwick State and Coness Streets Derant Dofomdomto Seewen Henry R. Durant Edward Dendant Mille & Co Said Whittendon Mills Company Ae Ore B. Kk. Curtis E. Bangs, Jr E. R. Hoar Charles B. Wells Samuel Stanwood Causten Browne Whittenden Mills George B. Upton William Mason & Co Taunton of Mason & Co Sidney Bartlett Marcus Morton, Jr F. R. Hoar Horace Gray, Jr Harrison Gray Otis Prince Commonwealth City of Roxbury Ezekiel W. Hodsdon East Boston Joice Messrs H. W. Paine R. Thorndike Arthur Dexter McNulty A. S Clifford J. Paul Sears F. C. Loring John W. May U. S. District Court Sprague Benjamin Swain William S. Howland Mackie and Cushman Brigham and Stone Superior Court Allen C. J Henry Taylor Daniel P. Nye Train Underwood James Duncan Thompson Lyman Mason Charles Gilman Key Charles P. Chandler Nash J. Frances Mitchell Sarah L. Endell Mrell Hareb

Boston Board of Aldermen Meeting Highlights and Debates

The Board of Aldermen held its weekly session with Alderman Wightman presiding. The meeting drew twenty two grand jurors for the municipal court and considered petitions to widen streets and extend avenues in South Boston and Tremont Row. Officials discussed drainage on Dover Street and votes to widen Chardon Street and establish omnibus routes, plus a proposed removal of the Worcester Square iron fence. A portrait gift from Edward Brooks of Franklin was presented to the city with thanks pending.

Board of Aldermen Alderman Wightman Illiam S. Holmes Ward 12 Bundle Hay David Henshaw Boston James B. Dow Chester Street Samuel A. Way Seneca South Cove Streets Evans Tremont Row Howard Street Pemberton Square Adath Israel Congregation East T. C T. L. Jenks C. E. North National Theatre Portland Street Trinity Church Price Court Square Paul D. Wallis Chester Square F. L. Cushman Daniel C. Davis Leroy Hackett Edward McKechnie Fifth Street Enoch Fillmore Dorchester Street J. W. Leatherbee Shaving Street Mount Vernon Street Thomas South Boston Fire Department No. 6 Lowell Franklin Fares Rooks Frederick W. Lincoln, Jr Weir Uce Paris Alicenten Vettes Pot Oranklin Dupleatia John A John Jars United States A. Jarry de Mancy Psopher Bey Atkin Dover Street Geo. O

Mass lynching at San José Mission spawns four bodies

Armed men masked in black and white raided the Mission of San José near San Antonio on Saturday night. They seized Lopez, Urdiales, Longoria and Huizar, then hanged four men at dawn and killed Teodoro Garcia after a stand as gunfire erupted. The attackers moved to Espada Mission and killed Garcia’s son. the Old man's other son and Teodoro fled. Huizar’s widow, mother of three, survives with an infant.

Mission of San José San Antonio Mission Square Felipe Lopez Nicanor Urdiales Pablo Longoria Francisco Huizar Huizar Nicanor Ardiales Laredo Espada San José Rafael Menchaca Y Leal Garcias Menchaca Teodoro Garcia Garcia M. le M. le Commissaire Tamberlik Banich Fontainbleau Cerito Fransur

Salt Lake Mail Arrives. Utah News From Camp Scott

The Salt Lake mail reached St Joseph with reports up to May 20. Gov. Cumming escorted into Salt Lake City by Mormons then back to Gen Johnston. Mormon families seek protection at Camp Scott as they move toward Provo. Johnston plans to enter Salt Lake City after securing Garrison. Troops endure limited rations amid winter hardships. Weary travel details include crossing spots and a war party of Arraphoes seen near the Little Blue. Conductor Bromley totalizes fast miles, praising Kane’s party efforts. Aubrey of the present day title noted for the Fort Bridger route.

Camp Scott Salt Lake Gromer Hatha Patiest Gov. Cumming Salt Lake City Gen. Johnston The Provo Johnston Oeamahan Ham Cam Andrews 6Th Infantry South Platte Sumner 1St Cavalry Oak Grove Little Biue May Big Blue Bromley Col. Kane Gol. Kane Fort Bridger Perio

Yale College Week of festivities recounted in 1858

Correspondence from New Haven describes Yale College events in June 1858 including a grand concert by Germanias, a Phi Beta Kappa initiation supper, the Wooden Spoon Exhibition, class day activities under elm trees, and a De Forest oration contest. The piece blends humor, college lore, and notices on theatre and society life.

Yale Herr W. Fries New Haven Alpha Delta Phi Society Phi Beta Kappa Wiaine H Alpha Delta Phi Germania Troupe Univ Photon Gen. Jackson Hell Minte Fideli Fortiter Feliciter Beiven Arenes College Yard Day Woolsey de Forest Townsend Endeay Ohle

British steamer fires on Mattapoisett brig off Ben benda

Captain Charles W. Kemn of the whaling brig Amelia reports that off Cobenda on the west coast of Cape Cod on October 5 a British steamer Lexo fired on the brig without warning. A boat with an armed officer and ten men boarded, forced deck access, and demanded crew assistance before leaving after inspecting the vessel and crew.

Mattapoisett Charles W. Kemn Amelia Cobenda Lexo Kem Ton Ricchis New Bedford Mercury

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