Deserter Arrest Noise Sparks Redress Call in Roxbury
A Boston reader reports a late night raid by a self described United States officer on a Roxbury home. A young man exempted as an alien was taken from his bed and held with seven others until 4 AM before being released after Provost Marshal Shaw deemed it a mistake. The writer questions who is to blame and whether the youth deserves redress for the public arrest and disgrace.
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Shifting City Vices and Rumors From Washington to New York
The piece reports a rising army of idle men in Philadelphia and stretched morals in New York and Washington. It notes confiscation of Commodore Tatnall's effects, a tea-set selling for 160, claims about Broadway Jenkins fashion, and Capt Knight’s fall from honesty to an absconding skipper. It also mentions rebels making oil and dog leather and Annetta Galetti's dancing stirring Washington.
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Atlantic and European wires flash naval and political chatter
The City of Washington docks in New York after Liverpool calls. Emancipation Society thanks Earl Russell for halting rams in the Mersey. Florida taxed as Confederate war vessel claims denied by Brest. Paris hints Napoleon’s Mexico pact and Lincoln’s stance. Times weighs Canadian annexation and Russian replies on Poland. Local trade notes show dull imports, shifting commodities, and steady exchange.
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New York stocks and money market report shows gains on First Board listings led by Illinois Central and Reading while Treasury notes and American Gold trade. Second Board stocks mixed with Reading and Harlem railroads advancing. London exchange dull. NY cotton, flour, wheat, corn, and pork futures detailed. weekly cattle market and commodities close described. Chicago notes Flour gains, wheat and corn advance as receipts and shipments reported.
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Deserter arrests sharpened as Fry tightens border patrols
Provost Marshal Gen. Fry plans wide arrest net with many deputies and a raised deserter reward of 30 dollars to curb desertion. The Army also reports Meade review of the 5th corps with Gen Cortez in attendance, and tempers temperance efforts amid troop morale. Lincoln comments on temperance in the army. Commodore Bell reports Union gunboat actions burning the rebel steamer Fox and capturing a river gunboat near Chandelier Islands, while the Connecticut destroys the Phantom near Wilmington.
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Wednesday Market Report on Prices and Loans
On Wednesday afternoon September 29 business was brisk with higher prices for foreign and domestic goods due to Sterling Exchange and American Gold gains. Cotton jumped seven cents per pound since Saturday and fabrics followed, though less. money remains in demand for loans but ample for creditworthy borrowers. At the Board of Brokers activity was fair with typical sales and little change in dividend or speculative securities. On October 1 the half year coupons on the Seven Thirty United States loan will be paid in gold at Treasury Offices in Boston New York Philadelphia and Washington. These dividends plus a premium on specie offer lucrative returns to scrip-holders.
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The Journal reports printing goods sales totaling 70 000 pieces at 154c with holders asking 164c. Coal tonnage sold at auction ranged from 595 to 795 per ton. U S five-twenties totaled 400 650. 1 143 names drawn in Albany draft. General McClellan serenaded on Spruce street and expected at Norristown State Fair.
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