Senate and House composition draw sharp rebuke on district bias
The piece argues Democrats hold a distant minority in the Senate and a reduced House margin, citing district gerrymandering that favors Republicans. It notes expected shifts next year, mentions Southern Confederate sentiment, and comments on New Orleans plantings, New York missions collection, and Gen Naglee’s Union service.
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Brilliant Cavalry Fight on the Rappahannock
United States cavalry under Gen Averill crossed the Rappahannock near Kellys Ford in a five hour engagement against Stuart and Lee. About 2000 on each side fought with sabres in hand to capture prisoners and horses. Major Breckinridge among the prisoners. Rebels routed and unable to pursue.
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Speculation on Utah affairs and federal actions discussed
Washington reports contemplate government policy in Utah with private suggestions on formats. Gov Harding and judges named by Mormons seem likely to be sustained. Arrest of Brigham Young appears a test of anti polygamy law and judicial process in the Territory. Haytien Minister and Secretary of State meet the President on official business. Chase notes a pleasant New York visit.
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Rebel Batteries at Galveston Fortify Defense
News from Galveston reports rebels mounting strong batteries with guns captured from Harriet Lane and Westfield. Union forces, including Brookelyn and steamers, conducted shells on Pelican Island and the town, which saw several fires quickly extinguished. Harriet Lane described as iron clad upstream. overall Union action unlikely against the city in current setup.
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Atlantic Telegraph meeting on stock exchange
Cyrus Field spoke on the Atlantic Telegraph at a New York Stock Exchange gathering. The audience gave close attention and subscriptions surpassed four thousand pounds. A ten member committee was formed to work with Chamber of Commerce and Produce Exchange on securing further subscriptions.
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Report on Yazoo City Capture Rumor
Advices from Young's Point claim the Yazoo City capture report is premature and the capture of rebel transports is disputed. Some rebels from Vicksburg crossed the cut in the levee on the 12th and the entire party was captured.
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Union Meeting in Skowhegan Maine Draws Large Crowds
Immense and enthusiastic union meetings fill two large Skowhegan churches this afternoon. Speakers include Ex-Chief Justice Tenny Attorney General Drum mond Lewis Baker of Stetson and Mr Gilman of the Portland Press as the talks continue.
Union State Committee calls July 5 convention in Pittsburg
The Union State Committee in Harrisburg announces a state convention in Pittsburg on July 5 to nominate candidates for Governor and Supreme Court Judge. A resolution urged forming Union party organizations in every legislative district.
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Missouri Senate calls convention to discuss gradual slavery abolition
Jefferson City reports a Senate bill to convene a new state convention addressing gradual abolition of slavery in Missouri. Amendments were debated with Mr Pitchies proposing several changes, and Pitchies' amendment was adopted after lengthy discussion.
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Mass meeting in Toledo voices Kentucky Tennessee soldiers' resolutions
A mass meeting in Toledo today discussed resolutions from Ohio soldiers in Kentucky and Tennessee. Speakers included Col Hawkins of Tennessee Geo C Bates of Chicago J M Ashley and Mr Waite among others.
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Peace Resolutions Pass House in Animated Debate
In Trenton on March 18 the New Jersey House approved peace resolutions 38 to 18 after a heated debate. A loan bill for one million dollars and a tax bill for 300000 dollars also passed today.
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Pirate vessel chases ship into St Thomas harbor
The bark Sarah A. Nichols en route from Buenos Ayres to Cuba was chased into St Thomas harbor by the pirate Florida. Authorities detained the Florida for 24 hours after the bark’s sailing.
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Simcoe Court House and Halls Destroyed by Fire
A daytime fire in Simcoe destroyed the Court House Music Hall and Norfolk House in Toronto area. The jail and several other structures suffered damage though the losses are described as largely insured.
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Fortress Monror March 18 Col Ludlow Returns from City Point
Col Ludlow returns from City Point to Fortress Monror after completing duties. The report notes his arrival and states he will brief command on current conditions and upcoming assignments.
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Union report of Confederate coastal forces and raids
A Hilton Head letter dated the night of the 13th claims Lieut Rushley and nine men from the 9th Maine and the Engineers were captured by rebels who crossed the river as our pickets slept. Deserters from Mobile describe 7000 Confederate troops under Buckner with four wooden steam gunboats two rams and a 50 gun frigate being built at Selma.
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Fighting on the Blackwater and Port Hudson action reported
Fort Monroe March 18 reports indicate fighting on the Blackwater yesterday with limited details. Rebels attacked Newbern last Friday and were defeated. Farragut reportedly attacked Port Hudson on the 14th and was repulsed. his flagship disabled. The Mississippi was burnt and land forces did not join. Mexico city fell to the French.
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Markets report from New York and Cincinnati
Second Board stocks firmer but inactive. Railroad shares and miscellaneous securities shown with varied prices. In New York cotton, grains, meats, and commodities move softly with mixed demand. in Cincinnati flour and wheat ease, whiskey strong, and pork and lard steady to lower amid broad market cues.
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Financial market notes on loans rates and gold volatility
On Wednesday afternoon loan demand shows five percent rates with scarce first class paper in the open market. Investors flood the stock market with a strong bid, while gold price swings daily as reports flow to the Merchants' Exchange Reading Room.
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