Queen Accused Of Intoxication In Gossip Court
A London fashion gossip dispute centers on Gribble, teetotal secretary, alleging the Queen drinks excessively. The Saturday Review previously claimed London belles share drinking habits, but Gribble faces possible libel consequences for his charges.
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Turbulent Times in New York Politics and Murky Resignations
Special Despatch to the Boston Post reports a volatile scene as Murphy considers resigning the New York Collectorship amid Greeley and Fenton faction tensions. Arthur’s nomination splits the Republicans, with press outlets blasting Murphy’s tenure and forecasting continued power struggles, graft allegations, and partisan maneuvering in city governance.
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Grand Duke Alexis Arrives in New York City Battery Pageant
Tens of thousands line streets for the Duke as the Mary Powell lands Alexis staff and committee members. Gen Dix welcomes him, then a grand procession through Manhattan with regiments, bands, and a Russian anthem. Crowds cheer at Trinity Church, Astor House, and the Clarendon Hotel. Alex is escorted to the Muscovite Mansion and serenaded by Col Fisk's Ninth Regiment band before departing for Washington next morning.
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Grand Duke Alexis Arrives in New York amid Cheers
The Russian heir to the throne lands in New York aboard the Mary Powell. A vast Broadway procession forms from City Hall to Union Square with grand stand decor, flags, and dense crowds cheering Alexis as he reviews troops, meets officials, and dines with Minister Catacazy before continuing his tour.
Prince of Wales and Victoria’s accuser bail denied
Cable dispatches report bail denied for Victoria’s accuser amid ministorial commotion in Spain and Austria. Ming Victor Emanuel enters Rome to quell tensions as authorities grapple with political upheaval and public disorder across Europe.
Disasters in the Mercy Confirmed Sinking of Two Vessels
Londox reports the sinking of two ships in the Mercy with all hands lost. The bark Mary Baker of Boston and the British ship Arrow from Sierra Leone for Liverpool identified as the sunken vessels. Mary Baker built in 1859 at Yarmouth Nova Scotia 237 tons.
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Spain’s Cortes Session Pro rogued to 1872
The Cortes session is prorogued until February 1872 and the present ministry may stay in office. Key issues are postponed until reassembly. The government defers an 18 percent tax on Spanish bond interest until Cortes approval. Senor de Blas named foreign affairs minister and Havana's governor is replaced.
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Prussia’s Naval Power Plan Outlined in Parliament
In Berlin today the Navy Estimates bill passed a second reading as Minister Von Ron declared the empire aims for a naval power of second rank. The bill also provides a 16 percent raise in officer pay to bolster the service.
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King Victor Emanuel Enters Rome Amid Enthusiastic Welcome
King Victor Emmanuel entered Rome today. He was greeted at the gates by the apparent Prince Humbert, ministers, and a large crowd of the National Guard as he proceeded to the Quirinal palace where he will reside.
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Ministerial Change Signals New Cis-Leith Cabinet
Viens November 21 reports a reshuffle of Austria's Empire Ministry and a failure by Baron Kollersperg to render needed reform. A reorganization of the Council of Ministers for Austria proper is expected, with Prince Adolph Auersperg likely to join the new Cis-Leitham Cabinet.
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Financial and Commercial News from London Paris and Liverpool
London reports on Consols and U S bonds with quotes at 11 30 A M and 1 30 P M and 4 30 P M while Paris notes U S 5 20 8 and Rentes 59 1 65c. Liverpool cites cotton prices mid uplands at 9d and 9d Orleans with 12 0 bales sold and grain wheat receipts 35 000 for three days. Rio de Janeiro notes coffee prices up 3 4 reis with 4 300 bags sold to the United States and stock at 100 000 bags.
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Gov Scott Claims Fraudulent South Carolina Bond Issue
Governor Scott alleges a fraudulent reissue of South Carolina bonds by the state treasurer and a New York agent. He cites seven percent 1869 relief bonds, land commission bonds, and 1868 debt issues as improperly converted. Treasurer Kimpton disputes the charges, pledging to show all debt figures. the state’s finances are described as poor with uncertain January interest funds.
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Wheat and corn markets lift after quiet trading in Chicago
Markets from CHICAGO and Cincinnati show mixed activity. Wheat ranges around 12.14 for January and 12.24 for December while corn edges higher with January at 42 45 and April near 42. Barley holds around 7. Rye steady. oats and pork and lard move with firm tones, hogs higher at 190 to 356. Receipts list flour, wheat, corn, oats, barley, rye, and hogs, with shipments noted for several commodities.
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Boilers by Clute Bros spark safe, economy praised abroad
More than two thousand of these boilers now operate in England and Europe and are manufactured by Clute Bros of Schenectady New York. Agents J Austin Co New York offer safety from explosions and great fuel economy with practical advantages. Proposals for inquiries may be directed to the Boston Post.
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