Boston Opera Season Extended with Kellogg Return
The Boston opera scene extends the season by one week featuring Robert di Diavolo with a strengthened ensemble led by Muzio. Miss Kellogg, recovering from indisposition, will return to perform and debut a new young talent in The Wife. Worthy agent Wertheimber cited for substantial success.
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Robert
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Marianna
Anglo-Saxon Arrives as Global News Mixes With European Dispatches
The steamship Anglo-Saxon, Captain Burgess, arrived in Portland from Liverpool and Londonderry after a crossing dated February 26 and 27. European briefs note The Times comments on Seward Mercier tensions, Illinois peacemaking, and a Confederate agent’s travels. The Prince of Wales held a levee at St James Palace on the 25th with 1700 attendees. Other items include Galway contract finances, Rio Janeiro diplomacy with Brazil, and Italy debating loan policies. Athens formed a compromise ministry led by Valbi with Smolinsk as War Minister and Dimitri Mavr Wito abroad. Poland closes the current dispatch.
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Turbulent Times and Markets Across Europe and Britain
Reports from London to Dublin note Austria demanding satisfaction over frontier violations while Paris and London seek peace guarantees. Princess Alexandra’s Copenhagen to England journey draws crowds. Navarez may form a new cabinet. Spanish government resigns. Liverpool markets show cotton sales 24 000 bales with price shifts. breadstuffs soften. London consols ease while bullion dips rise.
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Special Orders Promote and Honor Army Officers and Enlisted
Military notices from the War Department and General Ullmann detail promotions and musters out of service. Captain Henry G. Thomas receives leave to command a regiment of volunteers. Officers W. B. Chambers and Charles Fisher are mustered out for promotion. Enlisted personnel Edwin Tuttle Leonard Benham Treadwell Seaman Lyman Linson John Osborn Sigismund Zulaski A A Arnold John Hudd John Marrion John Grisson Christopher Bellinger Robert Jones Adolphus Greeley discharged for promotion.
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Senate confirms broad slate of Civil War officers
The Senate today confirmed numerous nominations across the Army Navy and federal posts. Appointments include Brigadier Generals in the Volunteer force Cadwallader Washburne Blair Prentiss and others. U S Army officers Surgeon General Whipple and Charles Nagle among others. Navy Commodores and Assistant Paymasters. Internal Revenue and War Department roles. and Andrew Wylie named Justice of the Supreme Court for the District of Columbia.
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U S Arrivals Boost Trade Amid Sterling Demand
George Hogg Consul reports Feb 10 that arrivals from the United States rose in the past quarter. High sterling demand spurred shipments, lowering bread and American provisions prices in this market versus New York. Rebel privateer movements noted in the Pacific. Allen Francis reports a failed attempt to buy an English steamer for privateering under Manly from San Francisco. Owen Lovejoy, detained in Washington, is convalescent.
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Army of the Potomac dispatches on line with enemy
From the Potomac Army Headquarters dated March 13 reports pickets along the Rappahannock are half Negro and half white, armed and uniformed, with 100 to 150 yards separating our troops. Gen Ingalls issues a circular cutting transport for arms and staff. Marriage rites unite Capt De Hart of the 7th New Jersey and Miss Sammond of Washington at camp.
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Quaker City Arrives for Repairs and Reboilering
From Port Royal the steam gunboat Quaker City reached port to repair and receive new boilers after an earlier six hour chase off Cape Fear in which she captured the British steamer Douro. The Douro, carrying 420 bales of cotton from Wilmington to Nassau, was ordered to New York for adjudication. The Quaker City also brings a large number of prisoners and invalids from the South Atlantic squadron.
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Premier heard Oswego Toledo tolls plea in Toronto
A deputation from Oswego and Toledo met the Canadian Premier in Toronto to seek modification of the tolls. They pressed for relief and discussed potential changes affecting trade and transportation.
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Interview Over Canal Tolls Aimed at Trade Shifts
The Welland Canal discussion addressed countering the depreciation of American currency to keep trade from moving to the Erie Canal. The outcome of the interview remains undetermined.
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Carthagenian Struggles as Bilged Vessel Suffers Damage
Telegraph dispatch reports the Carthagenian in a bad position with bilge water. Some cordage saved. oil and machinery may be saved. Vessel hopes to be freed if weather permits. Providence dispatch notes likely salvage of parts and possible refloating.
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Keo kuk Sails From Lower Bay As Douro Arrives
The iron clad Keo kuk sailed from the lower bay yesterday. The prize steamer Douro arrived tonight. The steamer Mary Sanford from Port Royal arrived tonight, along with transport ship Monticello from New Orleans.
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New York Stock and Money Market Reports and Commodities
Second Board stocks close heavy with Railroads and Michigan Central listed. Commodities show dull cotton, flat wheat, lower corn, steady molasses, and refined petroleum at 33 36c in bond. Oil and wool auction results noted amid general price softness and demand cautious.
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Market Close and Isle Royale Board Move Report
Stocks closed steady after a lower session with bids for Coupon Sixes at 103, Treasuries around 105, and Copper stocks led by Minnesota 1043. Michigan Central Railroad earnings for March show declines vs 1862. Isle Royale Company reports a $35,000 surplus and votes to move its office to New York with a new slate of directors listed.
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