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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1875

Page

2

Slander and Heal Sentiments of the General Debate at the Senate

In Malden Tenn ex Confederate Gen Forrest denies advocating killings to quell racial tensions and urges unity under the Constitution. The Pinchback debate stalls as Andrew Johnson offers no new points and possible Senate secretaryship is doubtful. Casey faces claims of pursuing a Senate seat with Conservative leaders reportedly softening opposition. The Attorney General rules the United States liable for interest on the 3.65 District bond.

Forrest Malden Tenn South Maldon Andrew Johnson Senate Pinchback Johnson Logan Howe Casey United States

Beecher case testimony details Moulton and Tilton remarks

Brooklyn resident recalls conversations with Moulton at the Exchange about Beecher charges urging silence and denial. Crossed notes show Moulton claiming Beecher’s innocence and accusing a redividwal of originating the charges.

France Elects Duke d Audiffret Pasquier Assembly President

PARIS March 15 The Assembly elected Duke d Audiffret Pasquier its President with 418 votes from a total of 598 cast. The appointment places the Duke at the head of the legislative body amid ongoing political tensions.

Duke D’audiffret-Pasquier Assembly Paris Duke d’ Audifret-Pasquier

London Revival Meetings Draw Immense Crowds

Immense crowds attend Rev Moody and Sankey revival meetings in London. Tonight over 20 000 people were present and thousands were turned away as streets near the hall became packed with those unable to obtain admission.

London Messrs Moody and Sankey

Controversy With the Pope and Prussian Seizure Report

A papal brief replies to the German Episcopate denies any Vatican decree alters P ope Pope relations or justifies oppressing the Church or the next papal election. It urges bishops to resist error and uphold church autonomy in elections. A Berlin dispatch notes a large consignment of horses bought by French dealers in East Prussia was halted in transit at Berlin depots.

London Vatican The Times Berlin East Prussia

Cardinals Created at Vatican Consistory and Metropolitans Named

The consistory at the Vatican elevated archbishops Manning of Westminster Ledochowski of Posen Guiesen McCloskey of New York Deschamps of Maline and Monsignori Giannelli and Bartelli to Cardinals. Philadelphia Boston and Milwaukee became metropolitan sees. Bishops were appointed for Wheeling Portland Hartford and Kingston. An allocution by the Pope accompanied the announcements.

Rome Vatican Manning Westminster Ledochowski Posen and Guiesen McCloskey New York Deschamps Maline Monsignori Giannelli Bartelli Philadelphia Boston Milwaukee Wheeling Portland Hartford Kingston

Settlement of Virginius indemnity with Spain pays eighty thousand dollars

The United States and Spain conclude an indemnity agreement for the Virginius affair. Spain agrees to pay eighty thousand dollars to relief families and passengers from the steamer Virginius, with distributions by the U S President. The accord follows lengthy negotiations led by Caleb Cushing and Spanish Minister Castro, and sets terms for credential letters and immediate ratification.

United States Spain Santiago DE Cuba Washington Senate Cushing Naval Court of Inquiry Robeson Virginias Great Britain Fish England Adttur Neers Allea Santiago Dec Lth Alexandro Castro Caleb Cushing Ar Seshanaers Imalamar Spee Iginius Ace Ae Madrid Lis

Global Financial Bulletin London to Havana March 15

Markets show small American security sales and unchanged prices. Rates for three month bills sit at 3 7 16 percent below bank rate with various commodity quotes in cotton, breadstuffs, spirits, tallow and petroleum across Liverpool London Antwerp and Havana.

Financial and Commercial London Erie Paris Frankfort Liverpool Uplands Orleans Cotton Brokers’ Association Antwerp Havana United States D.S

Shocking Cuban atrocity claimed by volunteers

A New York letter reports twenty two Cuban born youths from Cienfuegos arrested in their homes by volunteers and shot outside the walls. Havana notes say on March 10 insurgents burned Santa Rosa plantation with 300 birds of sugar and destroyed Dalore and Retorma plantations along the Cabairien railway in Remedios jurisdiction.

New York Cienfuegos Havana Ipst Santa Rosa Dalore Dalore’s Plantation, and On the Iith Retorma Cabairien Remedios

Governor General to Europe for three months

The Governor-General will depart for Europe and be absent about three months. Lieut.-Gen. William O'Grady Haly will administer government from Halifax. Niagara MP Mr Plum's Reciprocity bill is put over to the next session. Malcolm Cameron expected as Lieutenant-Governor of the Northwest Territory.

Europe Ottawa Wm. O’grady Haly Halifax Plum Niagara Malcolm Cameron Northwest Territory

Severe hailstorm sweeps Michigan and Mississippi towns

A Monteith Michigan despatch reports a ferocious hail storm in Michigan lasting about fifteen minutes, with 12 inch circumference stones found later. Rienzi Mississippi suffers near destruction with four killed Porter Walker Miss Mattie Palmer Jordan Reese and daughter among the dead and others injured. Bridges swept away, rail and telegraph lines damaged, communications to resume tomorrow. Indy and Ohio sections report high rivers and bridge damage with gorges and floods.

Michigan Mississippi Rienzi Delaware River Cincinnati Monteith Mendon St. Joseph River Decatur Ind Terre Haute Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western Railroad Peoria McConnellsville Ohio Universalist Church Corinth Miss Porter Walker Mattie Palmer Jordan Reese

Legislature adjourns and crimes update across states

The Ohio Legislature will adjourn sine die on the 30th inst. John Hickman is seriously ill in West Chester Pennsylvania. The Indiana Legislature repealed the Baxter liquor law and enacted a license law. Tax Collector Ketchum of Babylon Indiana is about 5000 dollars short and under arrest. Benjamin White longtime Phenix Bank cashier Providence Rhode Island died aged 73. Joseph W Graham Deputy Postmaster Frankford Pennsylvania held 3000 dollars to answer embezzlement charge. In St Louis eleven prisoners escaped rotunda exercise. one recaptured. Gov Kemper Virginia says Jess Wonks will be hanged on the 19th inst. Patrick Loughran killed at Natick No 2 mill Providence while oiling. A shaft injury torn his body and he fell onto gear.

Ohio John Hickman West Chester Indiana Ketchum Babylon Iu. L Benjamin White Phenix Bank Providence R.I Joseph W. Graham Frankford St. Louis Gov. Kemper Virginia Jess Wonks Herndon Patrick Loughran Natick No. 2

Tontine Coffeehouse and the Seven Survivors of a Million Share History

The death of William Bayard narrows the original 203 shares of the Tontine Association to six nominees, with the $1,000,000 property at Water and Wall streets set to pass to the seven surviving shares. Gouverneur Kemble heads the aged survivors near 100 while others exceed 86. The famous Tontine coffeehouse site remains at the corner, and the long history traces to the 1792 Knickerbocker merchants who created a longevity gamble in property rents.

New York Manon William Bayard Tontine Association Bayard Col. Bayard the Sun Knickerbocker Broad Street Wall and Water Streets Tontine Lorenzo Tonti Water Wall Streets Frederic de Peyster Association Mr de Peyster Col. de Peyster de Peyster Gouverneur Kemble Cold Spring John A. King F. de Peyster W. T. Horne Dr Varick George Bright E. L. Lynch

Weavers Strike Eases as 10 Percent Restore Looms Hope

Fall River reports mass meetings show amicable spirit among weavers who agree to return if the 10 percent reduction is restored on April 1. Weavers' Committee plans to end the strike with a Thursday restart. mills begin resuming with hundreds of looms active.

Fall River Weavers’ Committee Temple Hall

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