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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1867

Page

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Rayo Dispute Tangles Columbian Navy Ownership

New York reports say the steamer Rayo formerly R R Cuyler is private Mosquera property not Columbian Government property. A draft from New York sellers is protested. Mosquera aims to seize Spanish assets while Valparaiso fears a new invasion. Gen. Sullivan arrives as Peruvian Chilean rift ends and Mendoza rebels are suppressed.

New York Arizona Rayo R. R. Cuyler Mosquera Valparaiso Mendoza Columbian Congress Navas de Toloza Carthagena Bay Bogota Caribbean Sullivan Colombia Chile

Sherman Arrives at Leavenworth Eyes Plains Talks

Gen Sherman reaches Leavenworth to meet Gen Hancock returning from the plains. They plan to move to Fort Harker Monday and confer with Kiowa Comanche Cheyenne and Arrapaho chiefs. Reports say troops continue arriving for plains service while telegraph lines west of Julesburg are down, likely cut by Indians.

St. Louis Fort Phil. Kearney Fort Laramie Sioux City Omaha Council Bluffs

Fire at Doubleday factory disrupts Mamaron Neck era

Fire at the Doubleday factory in Mamaron Neck destroyed the hat works. About 1000 workers were left jobless. Loss estimated under 80000 dollars, fully insured. Canadian dispatches mention frontier arms rumors and Governor General reception plans at Spencerwood. In Montreal, famed gold speculators reportedly suffered losses up to 26000 dollars amid a shifting market. Discount on American invoices set at two cents for the coming week.

New York Doubleday & Co Mamaron Neck Montreal Quebec C. E Spencerwood Mostrisr

Discontented colonists depart Alexandria for Marseille

Was nixeton May 12. The Department of State reports six discontented members of the American Colony near Jappa with their families reached Alexandria April 6 on their way to the United States. The Consul General aided them and arranged passage on a French steamer to Marseille leaving April 11. Gen. Banks departed for New York and visited Madame Juarez at the Mexican Legation.

Fortress Moxror Jefferson Davis Richmond Carroll Hall Burton John Sylvester Davis Norfolk Major Vance Schofield 5Th Artillery James Lyons Gen. Burton Dr Cooper Spottawood Hotel Main Street Mr Davis Pierce Brandon Spottewood Wood’s Racawono Spotswood Hotel St. Paul's Church Lee 11Th U.S. Infantry Spring Park Sass United States Court Spottswood Hotel Dishim O'Connor Horace Greeley Augustus Schell New York A. Welch Geo. Jackwan Philadelphia Parrs Chas. Q Conner Wmn B. Reed W. S. Evarts York L. H. Chandler Ih Sanatet Fromington Jedekiah K. Hayward Massachusetts Luxemburg France Germany Prussia England London Greece Berlin Gov. Wright United States Conference House of Commons Disraeli Gladstone House John Bright Commons of England Roebuck Lord Stanley Stanley Belogoholland Holland Southampton Queen Victoria Spain Garibaldi Ratazzi Bismarck Paris Hesse Darmstadt Main Omer Pasha Candia Rosa Bonheur St. Petersburg Duke Grammont Vienna Barrn Beust Bucharest United Sites Prince Roumania New Orleans Mol al- Jom Tampico Galveston Gomez Juarez Paven Vera Cruz Pason Canales Huasta San Luis Maximilian Queretaro Miramon Mexico Marquese, Charan Diaz Wasnixeton Department of State Alexandria Egypt Jappa Kelly Tibbetts Marseilles Gen. Banks Washington Madame Juarez

Massacre of Miner by Indians near Sioux City

A Despatch from Council Bluffs reports the steamer Miner was attacked about 100 miles above Sioux City while boarding wood. Approximately 200 Indians surrounded the crew and massacred passengers including women and children. The vessel was looted and burned. only two men escaped.

Curiaco Journal Council Bluffs Iowa Sioux City

Sickles orders report on Confederate sequestration of property

Charleston May 12 Gen Sickles issues an order requiring all persons involved in seizing Confederate property to report in writing to headquarters the amount and kind of property sequestrated, time and place of sequestration, and the names of original owners and current holders. The Republican State Convention adjourned to meet in Columbia July 24 and adopted a platform affirming adherence to the Northern Republican party.

Charleston S. C Sickles Columbia North

Two Browne Brothers Held as Murder Suspects

In Vicksburg Gen. Gillem reports the capture of two men identified as C. L. Browne and A. R. Browne, alleged murderers of two Zook brothers from Lancaster Penn. Governor Geary had offered a reward via the Legislature.

Harrispurn Zook Lancaster Vicksburg Geary Gillem C. L A. R. Browne

Senator Doolittle sails for Europe amid rail talks

The Star reports Senator Doolittle left Washington for New York and then Europe to advance railroad interests. It also notes Secretary Seward authorized him to negotiate with Denmark for the purchase of St Thomas Island.

Washineton Senator Doolittle Washington New York Europe Seward Denmark Island of St. Thomas

Death of Commander Paulding in Panama on voyage

New York May 11 Commander Paulding of the U S steamer Wateree died of dysentery at Panama on the 29th ult The burial service was performed by Rev Thos Berhen and the remains interred on the Island of Periin The deceased was a son of Admiral Paulding and leaves a widow and three children in Brooklyn

New York Paulding U.S Wateree Panama Thos. Berhen Periin Admiral Paulding Brooklyn

Suffering on ships as ice traps crew reports at Burrato

On May 12 in Burrato New Yorks schooner Wervalites crew members reached shore through ice as crews suffer from lack of provisions. Weather hopeful for thaw and release of vessels from ice expected tomorrow if conditions improve.

Burrato N. Y Wervalites

Warerrooms at 71 and 73 East Fourteenth Street

Advertises ware rooms located at 71 and 73 East Fourteenth Street between Fourth Avenue and Front Place New York. Includes abbreviations and garbled text indicating a real estate or rental listing with undefined company initials.

East Fourteenth Street Fourth Avenue Roint Place New York Mwa&tn&st

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