The Garde Mobile Aladenise Ends In Tragic Fall
The tale follows Aladenise a Garde Mobile raised high by a capricious emperor. After murder suicide debt and gambling losses he shoots himself in a Grand Hotel breakfast and dies with no insignia at burial while the emperor covers funeral costs.
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An eclectic mix of 1860s notes and gossip from New York
The column surveys varied items from the era including a Charleston siege lasting fifty days, a monument for Anita Baldi's wife in New York, Mrs Lincoln shopping in New York, European dining fads, a Paris prima donna, a Paris book praising McClellan, fashion quips about crinoline, iron rams described at Liverpool, Davis seeking Spain's aid, and political and military updates. It notes 650000 soldiers through Washington, pardons in the Emperor’s fete, Japan foreigner fears, a fifty million loan, Pemberton’s Cleveland ties, desertions in Virginia, an Italian editor challenged by officers, and a U.S. Express Company robbery probe in St. Louis.
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McClellan Honored by Army of the Potomac Reunion
General George McClellan reviews returning units as Col. Lansing introduces him and the Army of the Potomac forms a hollow square to greet him with a roar of cheers. McClellan expresses pride and remembrance from Yorktown to Antietam, amid emotional praise and renewed commitment.
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Charleston Evacuation and Fort Sumter bombardment reported
Richmond Enquirer notes Morris Island evacuation after Beauregard orders withdrawal as enemy nears Wagener. Forts Gregg and Wagner spiked before retreat by barges. Monitors and Ironsides engage Fort Sumter, with heavy cannonade from Sullivan’s Island and Fort Moultrie. Casualties at Wagner and Gregg cited.
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Chattanooga Evacuated as Confederate Forces Leave Fortress Monroe
The Richmond Enquirer reports shifts around Chattanooga with enemy activity above and below the city. Forces at Waxahatchie and a move on Rome are noted while Chattanooga natives describe hopes of fending off an attack and celebratory moves as Gen. Crittenden’s division advances to occupy Chattanooga after the enemy’s retreat south.
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Grand Commanders Named in Knights Templar Conclave
The Grand Commander Sir Zenas C. Priest of Utica presided at the Knights Templars conclave in Troy. Sir Orrin Welch of Syracuse was elected Grand Commander with deputy and officers including Pear son Mandy Watertown and Robert N. Brown Buffalo. The next grand conclave will be in Brooklyn.
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Missing Commander and Navy Signals Corps Reorganization
Commander George A. Prentiss is missing and feared by the Navy Department. Lieut. J. N. Brannin, long on provost marshal duty in Washington, was fatally shot by Policeman Thompson and died as Brannin lay in Old Capitol prison. Commander Guest takes command of the Galatea and Lieut Commander Fleming to Sagamore as telegraphers join the light field telegraph under the signal corps for battlefield use.
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Invasion fears grow as Quantrell raiders threaten Kansas
A Kansas border alarm reports Quantrill's forces near the state line spurring citizen militia buildup. Towns patrol borders nightly while families flee warning of violence. Leaders like Lane and Parrott attend a mass meeting urging swift action to "kill bushwhackers" and end the threat.
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Prisoners Arrive as C. W. Thomas Reaches Fortress Monroe
The C. W. Thomas brought 25 rebel prisoners captured weeks earlier to Fortress Monroe. The George Peabody from New Haven arrived at Hampton Roads at noon. Weekly Norfolk Soldiers Cemetery burials list include Henry French and four others from New Hampshire regiments, dying Aug 30 to Sept 4.
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Rebels in Santo Domingo Threaten City Fort Lockdown
New York dispatch reports a new rebellion in Santo Domingo forcing Gen. Suero to withdraw to the fort with the garrison. Troops cleared the city after one bayonet charge, killing the expedition's commander in chief and wounding twelve. A further battle was reported amid yellow fever raging in Havana.
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French expedition seizes Tampico after brief resistance
The Patapsco from Havana brings news from Vera Cruz but scant detail. French forces occupy Tampico after an expedition of seven vessels and 1000 infantry and 70 cavalry. Doblado raises 400000 pesos and advances with 4000 men to westward for arms. Cali fornia and Guadalajara fortified. Generals Ortega Count Dubois and Saligny ill. French occupy Tucalecingo on the 18th. Miramon yields to the new order.
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Parker elected permanent President at Democratic Convention
Amasa J. Parker was made permanent President at the Albany Democratic Convention. The Tammany and Mozart delegations from New York were admitted, with an excess delegation to cast eight votes and alternate the ninth, Tammany casting the first ninth vote. McKeon delegates left in protest. Governor Seymour spoke in the evening on current topics.
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Steamship Persia Sails For Liverpool With News
The Persia left New York at noon for Liverpool and will call off Cape Race on Saturday for latest news and despatches. The Alabama, under War Department orders, departed harbor with Star of the South to Portsmouth N H to stay until yellow fever traces are removed.
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Money matters show no material changes in markets
Wednesday afternoon reports indicate steadiness in money supply and loan rates for collateral security and commercial notes. Gold prices fluctuate, while stocks stay high with cautious investor sentiment and potential risks from cliques and future deliveries.
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