Royal notices and political notes from the era
The Provost Marshal bans side arms for enlisted men in Washington except on duty. The Prince of Wales wedding will be small and select. the Countess of Derby is invited. The Royal Family shift from deep mourning to grey trimmed with black. In Nashville Cockrill jailed for refusing a $1000 assessment. Peabody gift funds housing for London poor. General Banks cites over $60,000 aiding unemployed Louisiana blacks in January. Nevada created as a new state, Idaho organized as a territory. Rochester reports frost damaged peach buds after a mild January.
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Rioting in Detroit as mob attacks jail escort
A mob fired on officers and killed one man while attempting to seize a black prisoner from a jail escort. The crowd then looted and burned nearby houses harming residents. Reports indicate ten to fifteen deaths and multiple injuries as military forces are deployed to quell the riot.
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Loyal Citizens Rally Under Flag at Cooper Institute
A grand meeting in New York drew over 4000 inside and as many outside the Cooper Institute. Mayor Opdyke presided as Gen. Scott was ill. Speakers included James T. Brady John Van Buren Dr Hitchcock Judge Daly D. D. Field and Charles Gould. Attendees voiced unwavering loyalty to Old Glory with notable enthusiasm.
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Schooner John R Plater Arrives After Near Grounding
The schooner John R Plater capt Godfrey from Delaware to Boston arrived at Portland Maryland with loss of chains and anchors after nearly dragging ashore on Boon Island ledge. The Brooklyn News reports line officers of the 90th New York Regiment at Key West resigned in protest of Col Morgan. Marg Blandina Dudley founder of the Dudley Observatory died in Albany. Isaac Blales sailed for Puget Sound from San Francisco. The Equal Rights Expositor Tulare County was destroyed by a mob for secessionist advocacy.
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British and French political and financial updates in February news
The article notes Prince Alfred’s health, a Cabinet Council, and volunteer corps invited to a metropolitan reception. It reports Board of Trade 1862 exports, Lincoln emancipation demos in Liverpool and Carlisle, Confederate loan details, and Palmerston’s Wales funding. It covers Polish affairs in Parliament, Russia Prussia tensions, and London money markets with various European reports.
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Battle at Spring Hill Follows Franklin Clash
Reporting from Nashville on March 6 describes a day of fighting between Van Dorn's force and Federal troops near Spring Hill south of Franklin. Coburn's regiments were driven back or captured with heavy losses. Federal cavalry and artillery withdrew safely as Confederate numbers overwhelmed their position.
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Senate Committee Assignments and Oath of Allegiance News
The article lists standing committee memberships with chairmen for Foreign Relations Finance Commerce Military Affairs Naval Affairs Judiciary and others. It notes Mr Anthony's patent report print order and Bayard's oath to support the Constitution as a new term begins. It details resignations and absences and records an executive session and adjournment.
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Nominations Sent to Senate Including Internal Revenue Chief
The President submitted numerous nominations to the Senate on March 6 mainly for Major Generals and Brigadier Generals along with civilians such as Joseph J. Lewis for Commissioner of Internal Revenue and John F. Potter for Governor of Dacotah. Session expected to extend into next week amid scrutiny of qualifications and loyalty. Also announced were sailing commands for Commander Sarborn, Lieut. Selden, Paymasters Thornton Denniston, Gilford and Osgood to various ships and squadrons. New Senate oath administered to members pledging loyalty and defense of the Constitution.
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New York Stocks and Money Market March 6
Second Board stocks dull with mixed quotes across railroads and utilities. Commodities show Cotton heavy and lower, flour and oats steady, beef and pork dull, lard and whiskey unsettled, and general market uncertainty in New York and Cincinnati trading sessions.
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Weekly Market Report From The Board Sees Mixed Stocks
Friday afternoon trading showed a lower start and a steady close with varied bids across governments land and railroad stocks. Gold prices fell to 152 before recovering to 154 in New York while copper shares ranged from 13 to 324 with several regional issues cited.
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Illinois Senator Richardson Speaks at Concorp Hall
Non. Wm. A. Richardson addressed a large audience at Concorp City Hall at noon. He speaks tonight at Nashua and tomorrow at Manchester under Hon. Ira A. .
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