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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1861

Page

2

Paris banker Mires owes Bank of France vast debt

The item reports Mires the Paris banker allegedly owing thirty million francs to the Bank of France and uncertain debts to the railway treasury he once oversaw. It notes political chatter about Senator Douglas and President Lincoln and mentions various mixed items from auctions to crime and social scenes.

Ottoman Porte Louis Napoleon M. Mires France Bank of Bank of France Baron de Richemont Paris Mires M. Ozanam la Joliette Prince de Polignac Charles X Nicaragua M. Belly AM. Mires Count de Germany

Lincoln party dines at Delavan House Albany bill tops

The N Y Post reports Lincoln and entourage stayed under a day at Delavan House Albany. A bill reaching 1120 dollars covered eighteen guests minus two who did not dine. Wine alone ran 357 dollars, about 22 dollars per bottle, nine bottles each head.

N. Y. Post Lincoln Delavan House Albany Congress Franklin County Tennessee Alabama Paris London Court Journal

Resolution on forts in seceded states discussed in Senate

Wasaiscron March 13. Mr Douglas offered a resolution asking the Secretary of War for information on forts in seceded states and required force if occupation is needed. Wilson and Mason objected. the resolution lies over. Fessenden proposed removing from the roll the seceding state senators who declared they were no longer members. The Senate then went into executive session and adjourned.

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Arbitration and Southern Confederacy News Across States

The article reports on arbitration rejection by the late Administration over damages to American owners, noting six to seven hundred thousand dollars in acceptances, and asserts no illegality in their issue. It covers Alabama ratifying the Southern Confederacy Constitution, Texas secession actions, and Houston’s stance on joining the Confederacy with troop movements and federal forces.

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