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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1870

Page

2

Oneida disaster and New England politics noted

Special despatches relate to the Oneida disaster with Navy observations from Yokohama Bay and investigations led by Mr Portman in Japan. Senate Finance splits over bond time for spirits, while New Hampshire returns misreported. Gen Donahoe leads statewide tickets amid disputes.

Boston Post Senate Washington Marco Ferry Hatch Connecticut Dennis Hatch Samana Bay Purchase Foreign Committee

One Hundredth Anniversary National Exposition Bill Reported

The bills reported include a National Exposition at Philadelphia in 1876 to celebrate independence, audits and payments for Southern loyalists, reducing per mile travel for members, shortest route travel, and amendments to the Bureau of Education act. ARMY OFFICERS. Mr Logan gave notice to take up the bill reducing officers in Committee of the Whole tomorrow. ADJOURNED. The House adjourned after the evening session.

Georgia Trumbull Sherman Messrs Bayard Brownlow Buckingham Casserly Ferry Johnson Morrill Vermont Stockton Corbett Eesra Corbett Sumner Chandler Cameron Trembull Stewart New York Washington Ingersoll Cox Eldridge Wisconsin Wood Wall Street Philadelphia Bureau of Education Logan New York North and East River Secretary of War Secretary of the Treasury United States London Paris Berlin Amsterdam Frankfort Messrs Conkling and Sprague Conkling Scott Treasury

City Charter Introduced In Assembly To Day

The charter outlines mayoral term changes with December expiry and a two year new term. It expands the Police Commissioners to five and sets five year terms. Supervisors rise to eight with three per district for three year terms. Education board expands to eighteen elective members with rotating seats. Several key offices remain appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the Aldermen. A new Board of Estimates will include the Comptroller of Corporations, the Councils and two Superior Court judges.

Board of Police Commissioners Board of Supervisors Board of Education Jeach Croton Aqueduct Board of Superior Court Central Park Commission Board of Health Police Commission

Banquet of the Conservative Association in London

R N Forster presided at a Conservative Association banquet in London with about 400 guests including key party figures. Letters from Earl Derby, Marquis Salisbury, and Lord Lenox were read. discussions criticized the government’s army reductions and praised Conservative unity. Parliament heard protests over ministers manses funding and nonconformist opposition to educational bills. John Bright’s health improves in Wales.

London Manen Conservative Association R. N. Forster Falmouth Mr Disraeli Earl Derby Marquis Salisbury Lord Lenox George Hamilton J. Pakington Belcher Beresford Volunteers Gathorne Hardy

Defaulter Lindley resigns amid possible 100000 defalcation

Lindley, treasurer of Butler county, is a defaulter to 60000 and has resigned. Authorities expect the defalcation to reach 100000, while County Commissioners refuse his resignation unless Lindley’s sureties bind themselves not to seek release from liability. In St Paul, Mrs Sarah Blackester, 17, who killed her husband near Littlefield, is admitted to bail at 15000 after purported provocation by brutal treatment. Also, a bold attempt to rob a Gas Company office in Anpany fails, leaving a tool stash. In Kansas City, Col John Wilder, editor of the Journal of Commerce, is shot and killed by James Hutchinson.

Paitapetonia Stoddard Oneida Yokohama Bombay Idaho Consular DeLong Pacific San Francisco Bomay Hartford Conn Michael Brassil Russell Street Hartford and New Haven Railroad Company Reform School Middletown Strasburg Michael Mertz Heitzler America Siberia Hoboken Patrick J. Meehan West Fourth Street Keenan Fenian Brotherhood Meehan Jefferson Market van von Board of Fire Fred Sagbush General McDowell Cremnant Marcu John Lindley Butler County St. Paul Minx Sarah Blackester Littlefield Anpany N. Y Kansas City Marcon John Wilder Journal of Commerce James Hutchinson

The Scaffold at Huntington Execution of Bohner and Bodenberg

Deputy Sheriff Fonse and aides escorted Bohner and Bodenberg to the scaffold at noon. After prayer, Bodenberg read yesterday’s statement and Bohner denied it. A final English prayer preceded the trap’s fall, with no resistance and both necks presumed broken.

Huntington Fonse Bohner Bodenberg Sykes Clark

Assembly Amends Quarantine Act for Chinamen Vaccination

In the California Legislature the Assembly amended the quarantine act to require vaccination of every Chinaman landing. OffICer to receive $10 for the operation and penalties of $100 apply for removal of dead Chinese remains. News notes gold discoveries near San Diego after a half ton of rock arrived from the mines in that district. The quartz lode is rich and capitalists are sending men to locate claims.

San Francisco Cal San Diego

Debates in Paris Corps Legislatif on Algeria rule

In Paris the Corps Legislatif debated Algeria governance with Jules Favre urging regulation by both chambers rather than a Senatus consultum. Ollivier said the Ministry seeks to place other departments under legislative control while consulting with the Emperor on changes.

Paris Corps Legislatif Algeria Jules Favre M. Ollivier

Market news from Chicago and southern hubs in early March

Chicago corn, oats, and wheat prices show mixed moves with flour at 33 per barrel and pork at 2450. Live hogs and cattle trade slows, receipts heavy. Southern notes report cotton quiet in New Orleans and Charleston, with mixed grain and tobacco activity in Louisville and mobile cotton receipts and sales.

Cbicago Mobile Salea New Orleans Liverpool Havre Louisville Charleston Savannah

Oi Paintings Sale at Leonard Bird & Co Gallery

A reminder that the Oi paintings exhibited for a week at Leonard Bird & Co., 146 Tremont street, will be sold this morning at 11 o'clock. Also ads for carpets at 75 Hanover street, greenhouse flowers by John Galvin & Co., safe exhibits at 110 Sudbury street, Perry's Comedone and Pimple Remedy, and Sea Moss Farina praised by housekeepers and doctors.

Summer Street Samuel Hatch & Co Thomas Austin Leonard Bird & Co Tremont Street Enxcuano Carpet Co Hanover Street Greespacks Gorn i New Encranp Carpet Co New Eneranp Carpet Co John Galvin & Co Tilton McFarland Safe Mi’g Co Sudbury St Perry Boston Bond Street New York

Cortes Debate Porto Rico Budget and Cuba Service

In the Cortes yesterday Sefior Becoviaza thanked the Minister of the Colonies for a separate Porto Rico budget, a concession sought for thirty years. The Cortes voted to pay extra army service in Cuba for its actions against the insurgents. Also noted are various financial market snippets and reports from London Paris and Liverpool, including insurgent executions in Cuba and arrests linked to the Villa Nueva riot.

Maprio Marcus Cortes Sefior Becoviaza Porto Rico Cuba

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