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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1868

Page

2

Bill Promoting Commerce Draws Debate in House

A 1792 act fragment discusses vessel enrollment limits and registry rules for U S ships under twenty tons. Iowa’s Mr Allison and Massachusetts’ Mr Eliot praise the bill’s commercial aims, while Missouri’s Mr Pile warns of declining commerce. The committee reports do not fully back passage and the measure is set as a special order for mid-June. A Republican caucus is announced for tomorrow evening in the House hall.

Wasuixetox Florida Washington Bancroft Bavaria Department of State Exchange Berlin United States Congress Senate Gen. Schofield Col Philip Foulk Illinois New Orleans Sullivan Supreme Court of Mandamus War Department Ecase House West Virginia Willey Aecard Llth Raed Mex Sunshine Abolition Party Kansas Union Army Great and Patriotic Ross Davis Cary Ohio Ohio River Mass Mesers Hinsdale Schenck Committee On Ways and Means Washburne National Asylums For Dayton Augusta Maine Milwaukee Wisconsin Journal of Both Houses Laws of Congress Congressional Globe Ferry Michigan Eliot Massachusetts Committee On Commerce Mesers Maynard, Baker and van Horn Pike Treasury Allison Iowa Schofield Ivania Pile Missouri Indian Bureau The Interior Banks

Weed Accuses Butler And Pomeroy Of Conspiracy Against President

Thurlow Weed charges Butler and Pomeroy with conspiring to implicate the President for political gain. He cites Leggett, a postmaster appointment, and a letter from Pomeroy as evidence of attempts to sway votes through money and influence. Weed says he did not consent to any such actions and neither Nye nor Tipton are believed to be involved.

Butler Wooley House of Representatives C. W. Wooley Ohio Congress Col. Wooley Goddess of Liberty Washington Capitol Stanton War Department Gen. Pelonse Department Gen. Thomas Gen. Townsend Executive Mansion Johnson Committee Senate Gen. Schofield Gen. Morgan Schofield Gen. Grant Conkling Davis Maine Morrill Mr Fessenden Fessenden Mr Morton Ross Board of Managers American Senate Supreme Court of the United States Andrew Johnson United States New York Thurlow Weed Pomeroy Leggett Servator Pomeroy Leavenworth Kansas Col. Cooper Gaylor Nye Tipton Allint Arrie Blossom Office of the “Commonwealth

Blue Gown Wins Epsom Derby Amid Royal Attendance

London on Derby day reports a vast crowd and royal presence as Sir Joseph Hawley’s bay colt Blue Gown takes the race for the Derby stakes of 50 sovereigns each with 263 subscribers and 18 starters. King Alfred second and Speculum third. time 2.44. Riots feared in Galicia with Polish exile bands led by Langumotz. Financial notes show U.S. and British securities movements. Liverpool and Antwerp market summaries follow.

London Epsom Downs Prince of Wales Marquis of Hastings Lady Elizabeth Sir Joseph Hawley Blue Gown Baron Rothschild King Alfred Duke of Newcastle Coll ‘ Speculum

Monks v Union Mutual Insurance case verdict directed

Telegraphic news summarizes a Maine case where the court directed a verdict for the defendants on a ten thousand dollar life policy for E H Warren after a full hearing. It notes related items including New York House of Refuge incidents and political amnesty discussions.

Monk Union Mutual Insurance Company Maine E. H. Warren New York House of Refuge E. M. Carpenter Gen. Cole Hiscock New Orleans Picayune New York Grace Greeley Baltimore Callicott Allen

Flor de Espiritu Santo perfume at Woopworth’s

Ancient tales of fragrant woods contrast with modern temples lined by Woopworth’s Flor de Espiritu Santo perfume. An ad notes confectionery and ice cream at 8 45 Court Street, and William Gale & Co. offer diamonds watches and silverware from 221 Washington Street. Prizes and gold values advertised for 1868 drawings at 3 North Main Street Providence.

Woopworth R. W. Wilkinson Court Street Copeland Washington Street GoLp- Thwait Snow & Kalani John Galvin & Co Tremont Street Perry Wm. T. Gale & Co Chambers

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