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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1858

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Boston Post subscription terms and rates

New England notice outlines subscription prices for The Boston Post and companion papers. It lists daily, weekly, and advance payment options, with bulk-copy discounts for multiple copies in a single package and escalating pricing for various formats and schedules.

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STUFF GOODS Dealers in American Woollen at Boston Block

SIMMONS BLOCK at Congress and Water streets hosts S FROTHINGHAM JR & CO in Boston. The listing notes a stock of staple and fancy woollen goods for sale by a prominent Boston firm through a city location.

Congress and Water Streets Philip Allen & SQ American Print Works CO American Linen Company Clark, Newell & CO Congress Street

Warren Insurance Company Marine Risks Coverage

Warren Insurance Company continues to insure marine risks up to 15000 per risk with capital paid in 150000. References by permission list Daniel Baldwin Dorchester F W Lincoln Canton el Beasy Dana Farrar Hyde Boston Forbes Milton.

HE Warren Insurance Company Daniel Baldwin Dorchester F. W. Lincoln Canton el Beasy Dana Farrar & Hyde Boston Forbes, Milton EREBY

Boston Religious Anniversaries Session and Elections

The Boston assembly debated committee referrals and adopted resolutions with a large vote. Officers and directors were elected including President John Teppen and Vice Presidents Manton Eastburn and George Briggs, while the Episcopal Southern District Church Mission Association met at Trinity Church with sermons by Rev Stone. The American and Foreign Christian Union reported 76,605 receipts, 79,604 expenditures, and over 13,000 Papal children under education programs, with churches added and a strong missionary effort noted.

American Tract Society Melonaon Thurston Maine G. G. Hubbard Netagiae Bliss London Society New York Committee of Fifteen Ubl Newgland pHgs New England New York Society Eastman George Lunt Fitchburg Edward Tobey Lunt The South Edward 8 Rand Dr Tyng William Patten Chicago West Adrian Michigan Ain Bebsier Cincinnati Copp Chelsea American Et Society American Tract Society of New York Aald Bimec Kev Ter Betty Kes Mi Teathurs Bempien Cape Teagee North Cape Grewtt Martierd Ghent Willem Bh Bewardts Bea Reston Eretimeiaom I Cooke Lown Boston Supreme Order of the Star Spangled Banner Magden Cushing T. R. Marvin Caleb Stetson Parsons Cooke D. D J. A. Palmer F. D. Sedmen Seth Bliss William Mops Association John Teppen Ev. Manton Eastburn George N. Briggs William Ropes Samuel Williston Jacob Sleeper Robert C Baron Stow Charles D. Gould Edward 8. Rand J. W. Alvord Nathaniel P. Kemp Julius A. Palmer Charlies D. Gould Seore Mr Cushing Braintree Buse Tremont Temple Bedford Street J. W. Thowmpson Salem K. Lothrog A. R. Pope Lothrop Henry A. Miles Calvin W. Clark Madras Mesers Hill Worcester Ascaies Rev Bellows Cae Parvidence LieVties Wetern Milee Fae Beetee Redent Moses Metlen Reading J. W. Hanson Augusta J. H. Campbell Saugus Stillman Borden Marblehead Frank B. Fay W. W. Dean South Boston J. Hi. Moore New Hampshire Eli Ballou Vermont M. Gondrich Rhode Island C. H. Fay Connecticut Jog. Crenore Charles Caverly, Jr Reva Mr Bradley Quincy Cutler Hanover Vail Taunton Dr Stone Brooklyn John Cotton Smith American and Foreign Christian Union Shepherd Bristol Dimmick Newburyport Durin G. L. Hovey Greenfield Mass Dr Kenneday N. Y E. N. Kirk This City Massachusetts Home Missionary Society Congregational Library Chauncy Street Richard Storrs D. B Home Missionary Society Osborne India Massachusetts American Society Storrs H. R. Hooker Hooker Thomas Wilson Leeston

Macedonian Ship Described In Norfolk Herald

The Norfolk Herald reviews the Macedonian cruiser detailing its 171 foot spar deck length 1400 tons burden eighteen 68 pounders two 32 pounders two 10 inch guns and ells weighing 80 pounds. It notes its capture in 1812 by the United States under Commodore Decatur and mentions Captain John Carden and Captain Levy linked to its service and voyage.

U.S Norfolk Herald United States Decatur John Carden A. P. Levy Mediterranean New York Harbor

Tornado Report From Woodville Maryland Telegraph Narrative

A Woodville Maryland letter describes a Saturday afternoon tornado in Prince George county. The steamer Planter arrived at her wharf and about fifteen people were trapped in the steamer's warehouse. Debris, including horses, carts, chairs, and other items, covered the river and village from Trueman's Point to the area, with barns destroyed, trees uprooted, high hail drifts, and chimneys blown away.

Woodville Prince George County Planter Trueman’s Point

Britain United With US to Preserve Peace in Gulf

The article discusses Lord Napier denying knowledge of Gulf of Mexico incidents, urging the Admiralty for prompt action. It argues the President and Derby ministry seek mutual approval to avoid further accidents, framing a possible Clayton-Bulwer treaty settlement by mutual consent. It references Democratic divisions in Massachusetts, denying collapse and urging unity, leadership, and a productive, principled party effort.

Lord Napier Gulf of Mexico Lord Malmesbury Derby Ministry House of Representatives United States England Committee of Foreign Relations of Senate Seward Washington Phil. Ledger

The British Outrages in Washington Dispatch May 24

New York Herald dispatch from May 24 notes Congress ready to empower the President against naval outrages. The administration expects Britain to reject its conduct yet plans to defend American ships and citizens. Navy orders include several vessels to cruise the coast and Gulf to deter searches and protect commerce.

New York Herald Congress Great Britain Colorado Jamestown Navy Department Gulf Douglas Senate United States Buchanan Committee On Foreign Relations United States Navy Court of Claims Dahlgreen Preble Secretary of the Navy Harriet Lane New York

Clergy Urged to Uphold Doctrine on Slavery and Peace

A provincial church letter to clergy and laity states no agitation on slavery among its members. It condemns political partisanship and urges ministers to preach peace and truth, avoiding worldly interests. It calls for restraint and adherence to Christ’s law, leaving political disputes to others.

Elmore Europe Christ God

Court verdicts and fines from U S circuits and Boston courts

The record lists multiple cases from U S Circuit, U S Commissioner's, Superior, and Police Courts. Verdicts include 900 dollars for Nehemiah Hodge et al versus Western Railroad. 25 dollar fines for flogging or beatings aboard ships. a 3751 dollar damages award for Joseph Winsor vs John Johnson. and various arrests for drunken or disorderly conduct with fines from 1 to 5 dollars, plus bonds and peace orders.

U.S. Circuit Court Sprague J. Nehemiah Hodge Western Railroad Company E. Merwin Plif Ansel Phelps Charles Levi Woodbury, Esq United States District of Massachusetts Edw. F. Randolph Charles H. Chadwick Woodbury Adam Mackie J. A. Bélies N. G. Batchelder Malachios Daley A. Abbott Gordons Nash Joseph Winsor John Johnson B. E. Perry Joseph A. Abbott George A. Simmons City of Boston A. A. Ranmey B. E B. Perry J. O. Healy Russell J. William Quimby John Brown Thomas Bliss William Preston James Fitzgerald Jere F. Meacham Thomas Connor William Vialle Benjamin F Edward C. Lunt Hee John F. Watkins Kal N Farrey Charles Faley McGinnis Suncourt Catharine Harris Moran

Corrupt dealings alleged in Lawrence Stone Co payments

The Washington special reports that John W. Wolcott faced possible committee action over alleged bribery involving Lawrence, Stone & Co. payments to Ezra Lincoln of Boston and others, totaling over 87 thousand dollars plus additional sums. Testimony suggests Wolcott and Corbin lied, with 70 thousand dollars hidden in banking, prompting strong censure from the committee.

N. S. Tribune Washington John W. Wolcott Lawrence, Stone & Co Ezra Lincoln Boston New York House Journal of Commerce J. N. Reynolds American Councils A. R. Corbin Committee of Claims Slade Philadelphia Messrs Wolcott Corbin

Not Late from China but Warlike Says Our Mississippi Correspondent

Our correspondent aboard the United States frigate Mississippi reports from Woosung China dated February 28 that the ship was ordered to Shanghai but, after a rough voyage, anchored at Woosung unable to enter the port. He suggests the Chinese war continues, describes Russian intrigue in Pekin, rising Chinese indignation at Canton action, and notes allied forces’ limited control.

China Woosung Reed Hong Kong Shanghai Pekin Russia Canton N. Y

Sumner’s Letters Met With Mixed Reception in Editorial

The Herald questions Mr Sumner’s publicized travels and seeks a retreat for him in a congenial climate. It mocks his push for sympathy among elites and muses about Kansas or Mediterranean climates as possible resting places. It suggests his idea of empty chairs over active senators could be improved by his peers.

the Herald Summer Massachusetts Sumner Kansas Europe

The Old Spirit in Navy Volunteers for Duty

The States notes brave naval spirits willing to serve the government and accept gun boat duty if needed to test our flag. This contrasts with those rushing to join the Mediterranean yacht squadron, showing commendable readiness amid the current tense period.

Mediterranean

Serious Accident Injures Major Hastings Strickland

On Friday last Major Hastings Strickland of this city was crushed by rolling logs while crossing the West Branch eleven miles from North East Carry. His feet and ribs were broken. He was placed on a litter, taken by a batteau to Carry farm for care.

Hastings Strickland West Branch North East Carry Carry Farm Bangor Union

State of India in Revolt and Confiscation Controversy

The article argues Britain faces conflicting views on suppressing the rebellion in India. It cites a dismissed policy of confiscating Oude land, predicting widespread unrest among landowners and potential backing for the mutineers. It notes insurgents may reach 100,000 in Rohilkund and warns British control could be challenged like Napoleon in Russia.

India Colin Campbell Napoleon Russia

Bill to restrain outrages on U S flag sparks war power talk

Senator Douglas introduces an act to empower the President for warlike action in response to Mexican and British outrages as the nation reels from British naval harassment of about twenty-five American vessels. Public sentiment backs strong measures to defend commerce and expand the navy, warning that current forces are inadequate and that decisive action may follow if Britain persists.

Douglas United States Congress Gulf Great Britain

General Cass and the Right of Search Principle

The text praises General Cass for defending freedom of the seas and emphasizes the need for peaceful relations between Great Britain and the United States. It notes President Buchanan and his cabinet unity on the right of search, lauds Cass as a veteran statesman, and highlights the ongoing national debate amid foreign policy tensions.

Cass Great Britain United States England West Lord Napier Dallas Buchanan Senate

Mormon Sympathy and Army Moves Stir Massachusetts Press

A Massachusetts paper cites the New York Times to claim Republican sympathy for Mormons and asserts that Lane and his Danite band in Kansas ally with the Mormons. It notes Eldredge as a Mormon financial agent and describes Brigham Young’s reception of Gov. Cumming in Salt Lake City. It discusses Army of Utah rumors and Governor Scott’s views on Mormon intrigues and army progress.

Famens Hall de Pierpent Was Carter Charles Hale Ray Tate Miner School Street T. Starr King Azon Dr Bellows New York Almira Seymour Maye Albany Buchanan Congress New York Times Lane Kansas Territory Eldredge Emigrant Aid Society Kansas Horace Eldredge St. Loui Mormon Church Utah Provo City Massachusetts Mr Kane Great Salt Lake Fort Leavenworth Boston Fort Bridger Gov. Cumming Brigham Young Dudley 10Th Infantry A. A Cumming Camp Scott Kane Great Salt Lake City Scott

Brazilian envoy to study American agriculture methods

Senor Joaquin Lopez de Silva was dispatched by Para's provincial government to the United States to study the American agricultural system, bring back suitable implements for Brazil, and bring along specialists in rice and cotton cultivation and sugar manufacture.

Senor Joaquin Lopez de Silva Para United States Brazil

Blair defends Benton as nearly Republican in Tribune columns

Francis P. Blair writes three Tribune columns refuting Jones son-in-law’s account of Thomas H. Benton’s remarks on President Buchanan. Blair argues Benton was nearly a Republican and builds a strong, careful case from the dying statesman’s statements.

Francis P. Blair the Tribune Thomas H. Benton Jones Buchanan Blair Benton

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