25 Mar 1865
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Gazette
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1865
Page
1
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The essay traces money evolution from coins to paper and bank deposits, citing Dr. Barn’s travels from Europe to Africa, the shift from silver to shells, and the idea that currency costs should be minimized. It argues that currency expansion accompanies civilization and that 1866 will require more money to fuel industrial and commercial growth.
London reports Lord Lyons resigns due to ill health and Sir Frederick Bruce is appointed minister to the United States. Bruce, familiar with Ashburton treaty arguments, aims to ease Canadian treaty suspensions and bolster Anglo American ties as Lincoln’s second term begins.
The letter from the Pope dated October 1864 urges Emperor Maximilian to restore church rights and privileges. It proposes appointing an Apostolic Nuncio to guide ecclesiastical matters while criticizing secularization. Maximilian later directs ministers to oversee church affairs and tax-funded sacraments, provoking protests from archbishops and bishops.
Correspondence reports a severe flood in Maapvais and nearby areas with water four feet deep covering streets and flooding the McHenry House. Citizens flee, poles topple, telegraph lines fail, and rail service on the A. G. W. Railway faces delays while crews restore the Franklin Branch. The Wilmington union meeting and mayoral speech are also noted with hopeful resolutions.
Fragmentary transcript details Compulsory Process and witnesses in a military prison case. Mentions Judge Advocate, James McMastere, Fort Warren, Johnson’s Island, and efforts to secure witnesses from War Department. Includes Sanitary Commission notes and wartime aid reports.
The commissioners report on reform schools for vicious boys covers admissions and discharges, nature of commitments including grand larceny and incorrigibility, and social reports. It outlines farm operations with 116 agricultural acres, orchard and vineyard holdings, nursery stock, garden area, and annual outputs like apples, grapes, cider, berries, beans, corn, wheat, and livestock totals.
The New York Tribune reports Union forces under Sherman retook Goldsboro and repelled rebel advances. Dispatches describe a sharp skirmish near Johnston’s ford and a field action across the Neuse River. Union troops later pressed the offensive, but the success is viewed as temporary and limited.
Milledgeville Gazette urges overhaul of Jeff. Davis administration amid Civil War turmoil. reports claim a Georgia cavalry raid near Savannah captured prisoners and the fleet repelled defenders. Richmond and Sheridan actions dominate dispatches with conscription, desertions, and scarce provisions shaping the mood.
The Key West correspondent reports Fort Morgan in New York evacuated by Union troops. Forces moved to Fort Delaney while authorities maintain positions along the coast amid ongoing hostilities.
An attorney, Thomas Harrison, faced a fine in a local court with a future hearing set for April. Henry Perak presented to Pike, referred to the Internal Improvement committee, to report on ordinances for street repairs and a sewage project. The committee on Law was tasked to review and report on proposed grading and paving improvements and associated work.
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