Wall Street drifting on news of European war and trades
Connecticut fund opening planned for Vallandigham. Reports from New York and London describe steamship arrivals from Liverpool and Queenstown. Attitudes toward Denmark Austro Prussian actions are debated in the Lords. Dispatches note battles near Frederica and Veile with heavy losses on both sides.
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Ship News and Market Reports From London and Liverpool
Florida arriving Brest February 28 given coal water and provisions then departed. The Paris Bourse firm March 12 and ships Alexandria wrecked near Rhio Straits with crew saved. Lucy Thompson abandoned February 23 with 6 feet water, crew saved. Archduke Maximilian arrives in London. Mexican debt talks with Napoleon ongoing. London money market firmer. Bank bullion down. Cotton market fluctuates amid Continental politics. US bond prices mixed. breadstuffs dull. sugar, coffee firmer. Ship arrivals list multiple vessels from New York and Antwerp ports.
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Orleans
Mobile
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Bigland A & Co
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Wakefield, Nash & Co
North Americas
Senate and House in heated session over deserters and elections
Washington reports a Military Committee bill creating a Bureau of Military Justice and a proposed $200,000 Navy Yard at Cairo while a deserters measure prompting debate fails to pass. In the House, tempers flare as McClurg and Blair trade insults over liquor charges, a select committee is appointed, and a Ways and Means inquiry is ordered on wool duties.
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Iowa
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Davis
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Perry
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Inefficiencies in state quota returns and naval updates
The report notes incorrect quota figures for New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Wisconsin and Missouri due to incomplete prior call credits and pending returns. It also covers the San Jacinto capture of a blockaded schooner, delays in revenue act revisions, bond subscriptions, patent office statistics, and early notes on ironclad plate and ram design developments.
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San Jacinto
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Nce
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Congress
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State Convention of Ohio elects Rex president in Columbus
The Ohio State Convention at Columbus elected George Rex as president amid confusion among Vandligenham men. Delegates to the National Convention included W. W. Allen George Pendleton and Allen G. Thompson with votes split. Resolutions opposed war subjugation and called administration actions unconstitutional. Nominations for officers listed including W. W. Armstrong secretary judge P. Van Trump and others.
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Vallendigham
Ww. Allen
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Lendigham
George E. Pugh
Thompson
W. W. Armstrong
Eee
P. van Trump
Supreme Javearie Whitely
Hancock
L. D Critchfield
W.s. Prentiss Comptroller of the Treasury
Raimsey
Barney
New York March 23 1st New York Engineers welcomed by City Government
Gold closed after the Second Board at 1653. The 1st New York Engineer regiment under Col. Perrell received a fine city reception escorted by the 7th regiment under Col. Lefferts. Steamers Olympus and Germania arrived with hundreds of passengers from Europe. City of Washington and Manchester steamers noted in traffic. Weather was clear at 10 P. M. in Nashville rumors claim train captures near War Trace but unconfirmed. Gen. Sherman reportedly wed tonight.
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Knoxville Diary Note on Prisoner Exchange and Cotton Fire
A flag of truce for rebel prisoner exchange reached the front today in Knoxville. About 200 bales of Government cotton valued at $10,000 were burned near the depot by three boys believed incited by local rebels. No hostile demonstrations occurred at the rent. Longstreet is believed preparing to meet friends in Knoxville.
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Longstreet
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Federal Victory Near Fort Pillow Reported
An engagement on March 16 two miles east of Fort Pillow involved 600 Federals against 100 rebels. The enemy were routed with about 50 killed and wounded. The 3d and 16th Iowa 68th Ohio and 45th Illinois veteran regiments have arrived at Vicksburg on a reenlistment furlough.
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New York Stock and Money Market Report
Night stock board closes with mixed results as U S government securities hold steady. Major rail and railroad stocks show modest gains and declines across several names including New York Central, Erie, Illinois Central, Michigan Southern and Chicago and Northwestern. Cotton, wheat, and flour futures feature varied movements with moderate activity in commodities and freight markets in St Louis.
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Marietta
de 2d
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Cumberland Coal Co
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Quartz Hill
Mariposa
Chicago and Alton
Central Coal Co
Awe Iron Co
Bucks Co
Ashburton Coal Co
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Southern
Canada
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Havana
Western
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Copper stocks rise as Logan Copper reports rich vein
The Board of Brokers shows steady demand with gains in copper shares led by Logan Copper Mine. Treasures indicate ongoing exploration success with ore richer than prior assays, including copper content around 35.210 percent, while money remains ample for solid stocks and government securities amid robust market activity.
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Isle Royale
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