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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1866

Page

2

Policy of Prussia and foreign policy aims

Berlin dispatch notes Bismark asserts government and deputies differ mainly in appearance not substance while stressing foreign policy as Prussia’s top task. Report also covers Circassian revolts and Damascus steamship arrival and London bond and stock prices with Erie, Illinois Central and U S Five-Twenties listed.

Berlin Chamber of Deputies M. Bismark Prussia

Peace treaty reported between Prussia and Hesse Darmstadt

Berlin dispatch says a peace treaty was concluded yesterday between Prussia and Hesse Darmstadt. It is reported King William of Prussia may visit Holstein. In Liverpool the cotton market softened with 5000 bales sold and middling uplands at 133. Western mixed corn quoted 26s 6d. Tallow firmer. London's money market shows Con sols at 8.94. American securities closed with United States Five-Twenties at 72.5, Erie Railroad 46.4, Illinois Central 79.4.

Prussia Hesse Darmstadt Berlin William Holstein Liverpool London United States Erie Railroad Clinois Central

Steamship Scotia Arrives. Peace Treaties Signed

New York reports the Scotia from Liverpool and Queenstown, and news of the Austria Prussia peace treaty signed August 23. Bohemia to evacuate in three weeks after ratifications. King of Prussia praises the Chamber of Shops address. Italy gains Lombardy Venetia with Austria’s consent. Markets show declines in flour and other staples. Nyanza brings £615,000 in specie to London.

New York Scotia Liverpool Queenstown Austria Prussia Bohemia Italy Prague Lombardy Venetia London

First transatlantic despatch from mid ocean to Europe and back

New York reports a historic telegram sent from the mid ocean to Europe and then to America on the same day. The message from Atlantic Ocean vessel Great Easterly, dated Sept 4, requests accurate cable advice on a serious outbreak in Canada via Heart's Content and Valentia, with Cyrus W. Fitchon awaiting arrival at Heart's Content.

New York Mid Ocean Europe America Stea Menmir Atlantic Ocean D. H. Crate The Associated Press London Canada Heart Valentia Cyrus W. Fie

Departure from Cleveland and President Grant's Progress

A Cleveland to Toledo journey reports a ceremonial escort to the railroad, a bouquet presentation at Elyria, and brief salutes as President Grant and companions travel by train. At Norwalk and Toledo, crowds gather. in Toledo Judge Potter delivers a welcome praising the Union effort and Congress, urging support to reunite the States.

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Local Conservative Vote Totals Reported in Bunwixeton

Bunwixeton Wisconsin reports the largest Conservative vote in the city to date with Hoyt 387, Baxter 229, Brigham 362 and no district member election. Returns from nineteen towns show Baxter 2450, Hoyt 2285, Brigham 1511 as tallies come in.

Bunwixeton Hoyt Baxter Brigham Monntreuer Paul Dillingham Waterbury Charles N. Davenport Whitingham Dillingham Davenport Senate Congress Portus Baxter Romeo H. Hoyt

Governors Meet In Loyal League House On Negro Suffrage

Governors and ex Governors held a private Loyal League House meeting with men excluded. They debated if the Northern Convention should meet again and whether Southern Convention should adopt negro suffrage. The general view was negative on both questions as states’ peoples are not educated enough. A plan to avoid a regular convocation was resolved upon. The Southern Convention address committee planned a plan similar to Cresswell’s, urging Congress plan without extra restrictions for states in rebellion.

Forney Philadelphia Massachusetts Geary Curtin Virginia Pennsylvania Berwick Fred Douglass Vallandigham Tilton Butler Burnside United Maryland Bond Penney North South J. J. Thomas Union Party Perley Hamilton Douglass Jack Judge Hunter Tennessee Andrew Johnson Congress Jack Semilion Parson Brownlow Stokes John M. Botts John Brother Botts Anna Dickinson Linn Anna Carl Schurz Prentice Carl Journal Report Wilson New England Adams Curtis Abbott Beecher Ashman General Butler John Minor Botts Douglas Cleveland Kennard House Gen Grant Chicago Stephen A. Douglas Ohio Union Congress of the United States New Orleans Jeff Davis Thad, Stevens Wendell Phillips Court Andy Lincoln William H. Seward Thad Stevens United States Jeff. Davis Sherman Farragut Sons of the Union Peets Gen. Butler Gen. Grant Gen. Sherman Freedmen’s Bureau Neta Hell Gress Washington Jefferson Andrew Jackson Louisiana Custar Doolittle Stet James Kentucky Hugh L. Baird Baltimore Congress of the Scofferd Ala Thomas Apetena Loyal League House Cresswell

Storms Do Wide Damage Across Counties and Rivers

A weekend storm wrecked Deer Creek and Mill Creek Valleys with widespread flooding. The Elk River Bridge on the Hamilton and Dayton line collapsed, and two bridges on the Eaton and Hamilton road also fell. The steamer Revenue sank near Buena Vista on the Ohio River Friday, insured for 25000. No lives were reported lost.

CincinnAtt Deer Creek Mill Creek Elk River Hamilton and Dayton Eaton and Hamilton Buena Vista Ohio River Syracuse N. Y Fenton Baltimone Milton Benson Bratt Lenore Ashburnham Marshal Waite Greenfield Levis 8Th Congressional District John M. Gloree Congress New Orleass Lawrence Rouzseau U. S. Navy Navy

Grant and Farragut Visit Detroit Amidrumors of Chicago Riots

Private dispatches from Detroit report General Grant and Admiral Farragut arrived after leaving Cleveland with the President. Chicago papers forecast unrest on the President's arrival and predict protection for him in public halls. The Buffalo Express cites Riot talk while Chicago Times notes loyalists would hold Chicago during the President's stay.

Burrato N. Y Detroit Gen. Grant Admiral Farragut Cleveland Buffalo Express Chicago Chicago Times Buena of Trade Board of Trade Hall Friends of the Carcaco Council

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