Defalcations and naval audit dominate cabinet notes
A Baltimore Internal Revenue defalcation inquiry stalls as radicals seek suspension while figures are checked. Philadelphia and Texas losses loom, with Forbes the pension agent under scrutiny. A North German vessel admeasurement issue prompts Treasury guidance. The cabinet meeting covered routine matters and a Portsmouth dog fights event drew crowds with substantial wagers.
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Colombian Minister Perez Presents Credentials to U S President
Senator Perez, Colombian Minister, presented his credentials to the President who congratulated him on his promotion from Legation to Minister plenipotentiary. The President stressed preserving good will with Colombia as custodian of the open Isthmus route between North and South America.
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Grand Duke's New York Visit Delays Spur Social High Jinks
New York watchers debate fleet delay from Sandy Hook as preparations for the Grand Duke's harbor reception proceed. Tickets for the Mary Powell voyage stir discontent among consular corps and army officials, while private committees fund the planned events and street pageantry unfolds.
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Bonard will case and Tammany troubles dominate New York
New York details the ongoing Bonard will case with Henry Bergh's testimony on narcotics and mind, plus cross examinations and adjournment. It also covers Tammany Hall turmoil with Tweed refusing to resign, arrests looming, bail plans, and related political maneuvering.
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Will of the People Overridden by Martial Law in South Carolina
Correspondence from Columbia and Newberry reports to the New York Sun and Herald detailing alleged martial law in South Carolina. The writer claims habeas corpus suspension, arrests without process, and widespread persecution of white and black residents, with critics accusing Grant and radical leaders of fabricating disorder.
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Flight of the Mormon Head Returns South of Salt Lake
The Herald's Salt Lake special reports Brigham Young traveling toward St. George with a five-wagon train and Nauvoo cavalry escort. The piece notes health reasons, potential bail outcomes for Stout and Kimball, and mentions Joseph Young abroad with possible arrest on murder charges.
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Brilliant Wedding Unites Miss Sarah Wright and Gen Luke Lyman
A lavish ceremony at Lyman Wright's Hartford home joins Miss Sarah Wright and General Luke Lyman of Northampton Massachusetts United States Internal Revenue Collector Ninth District and noted Worcester letter author. The couple plans a wedding tour after a final Worcester event tonight.
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Communists Reunion Among French War Veterans Arouses Tension
Paris reports a grand reunion of veterans at Le Bourget ended in disorder after a speaker praised the late Empire. Bonapartist accusations flew, Bellemar’s presidency was challenged, and the crowd cried down with republic phrases. The National Assembly plans to meet in January, Thiers sticks to his ultimatum on the Commercial Treaty, and Corsica debates Conti’s election.
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Army Cabinets, Navy Reforms and War Material Accumulation
Five Cabinet Councils met this week focusing on foreign policy as the government rearranges the army toward the war standard amid vast war material reserves. Changes at the ministry may elevate ministers to the peerage. Bradford funds aid Chicago sufferers. Mansion House tally reaches £44.80. A Spanish bonds meeting opposes a 15 percent tax on coupons. Dublin murder trial stirs crowds but police expect no serious disturbance.
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Hohenwart ministry resigns as Holzethan to form cabinet
An imperial letter accepts the resignation of the Hohenwart Ministry and thanks the ministers for their service. Baron Holzethan is named to form the new cabinet. he previously served as Finance Minister under Count Potocki. In Budapest, a Hungarian Diet proposal seeks an Austro Hungarian parliamentary union amid the Cis Lithuanian crisis and the Hohenwart ministers’ departure.
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Arrests in Barcelona Uncover Arms Cache Tied to International Society
Maprio reports further arrests in Barcelona as authorities reveal arms stores and warlike equipment linked to conspirators. Most detainees are said to belong to the International Society, with new evidence of guilt emerging amid the investigations.
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Despatches Highlight 19th Century Public Affairs
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