Dolma-baktche Takes Charge After Fire Ravages Serai
The Old Serai at Stamboul burned, with inmates moved by caiques and carriages to safety. Dolma-baktche assumed control as efforts to salvage robes and jewels failed. Antiquities had already been moved to Yenikivsk, but the historic treasure-house loss remains vast beyond its £300,000 intrinsic value.
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Serai
Burlesque of Fra Diavolo Impresses City Audiences
The Bos TON THEATRE opened with Fra Diavolo burlesque on Monday night drawing a large audience. Mr and Mrs Florence gave strong performances with splendid costumes and staging. The Female Brigands and dance scenes earned hearty applause. Tonight the Colleen Bawn will be revived with vivid scenery and effects. The manager’s season begins prosperously and gains recognition.
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New Bedford peach grows ten inches in circumference
A peach ten inches in circumference is said to have been raised in New Bedford by Rodney French, Esq. The note adds various economic and public affairs: British race-horse duties, Worcester draft exemptions, stamp-tax changes, Confederate bonds in England, Saratoga visitor counts, Nana Sahib, Richmond debt, Pike's Peak silver lode, and New York theatres resuming full activity aside from Mrs John Wood's absence.
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Revolt Fears Rise In Frankfort As Princes Debate
In Frankfort the German public fears revolution if the Congress of Princes fails to satisfy. In Poland after burning a village Russians deport 1000 residents to Siberia and seize estates for a Russian spy. Warsaw reports decree ending censorship and the chief censor resigns as insurrection continues. Kanov marks a great victory. Japan shows growing ties with foreigners as the Tycoon charters a British steamer for troops.
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Despatches Report Charleston Bombardments and Civil War Actions
News from Sept 5 to Sept 4 details heavy bombardment of Fort Wagner and Fort Gregg, Union defenses at Sumter with 7551 shots fired, flag damaged 14 times, and few casualties. Reports of Gen Price winning near Little Rock and Union plans to move on Mobile. Knoxville and Waldron's bridge quiet. Confederate officers executed for desertion and embezzlement.
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New York Stock and Money Market Report Sept 8
First Board stocks firmer with gains in railroads and bonds. Cotton, flour, grains, and oils show varied movements as markets close with mixed activity. Weekly cattle market notes beef steady, sheep and lambs lower, swine steady amid large receipts.
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Morris Brothers minstrel troupe honors their leader with serenade and gift
Mr Lon Morris, head partner of Morris Brothers Pell and Trowbridge, received a serenade at his Decatur Street home and a $400 diamond ring from partners. G W A Griffin delivered a moving presentation speech. a festival followed with music and a lavish collation. Mrs Morris added brightness as a letter praising the troupe read aloud. The Opera House thrives as Boston's public institution.
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