Birth of Imperial Prince in London Prompts Ledger of Dispatches
London dispatches of March 15, 1566 note the birth of Louis Napoleon's heir and summarize urgent affairs. Poland’s rights in peace talks are urged, Denmark's Sound Dues proposal could raise 1,000,000 rix dollars yearly, and U S plans on tax and registry reforms. Senate debates cover judge salaries, law student admissions, and naturalization measures amid other notices on public works and elections.
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Atlantic
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Liverpool
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England
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Denmark
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Ool. Holmes
Kelley
Phelps
Augiise
Brown
Portage
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Court of Common Pleas
Hamilton County
Common Pleas
Senate
Baird
Ripley Bunl
Wilford
Brasee
Taylor
Mahoning
Virginia
House Committee On Federal Relations
Lawrence County
Assault Case in Leyden Ends With Bond for Peace
John Gates of Leyden Massachusetts faced a magistrate on assault and battery charges against his wife a poor weary mother of four. Evidence showed twelve years of outrages as he fled with clothing and possessions to Wisconsin leaving bonds to his sureties. If seen in Wisconsin he should be kicked and billed for this notice.
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Wilford
Wayne
Marah
Brown
Africa
Democratic Party
O Corry
Criminal Court
Hamilton County
Corry
Finn
Holmes
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John Gates
Leyden
Massachusetts
Boston Atlas
Wisconsin
Lee
Seeee
John Pits
Westenn Extenatrox Westward Migration Note
The New Hampshire Patriot notes many residents plan to move West this spring and reports agents sold tickets to men heading west on a major route, predicting more departures this year than in the past three years combined.
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Westenn
New Hampshire
Fittess
West
Conditions of the Poor in New York Slums Observed
A board of aldermen committee reports one day of visits detailing overcrowded tenements in New York. They describe small, damp rooms, foul air, limited light, and rents from five dollars monthly in a two and a half foot wide alley, with families living in poor sanitary conditions. The report notes scenes from Rottten Row and the harsh living environment, including sick children and damp basements.
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Mygatt
Guthrie
Liter
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Supreme Court
Hall of Representatives
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the Union
New York
Board of Aldermen
Eely
Walek
Market and international notices from Liverpool and London
Telegraph bulletin reports five day cotton sales at 92 000 bales with dull markets for lower grades and declines in some grains. Bank of England cuts rate to six percent. London and Liverpool quiet on Good Friday. Continent and Imperial news cover Belgium royal visit to Windsor, Paris Conference progress, Omar Pasha arrivals, Crimea troop mortality, and French Marshals creation.
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Liverpool
Orleans
Manchester
Western Canal
Ohio
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Gion
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Windsor
Buchanan
Dallas
Paris
Priday
Constantinople
Omar Pasha
Crimea
Luders
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Canrobbert
Bosquet
France
Jar
Madrid
Political Debates and Bills in Washington Tariff and Kansas Clash
In Washington on April 4 the Senate postponed a bill granting extra pay to Geo. P. Marsh for a diplomatic mission to Greece and debated a pacific coast Indian settlement appropriation of 900000 dollars. Collamer accused Missourians of illegal voting in Kansas while Douglas defended Free State aims and denied Missouri invasion claims. Senate adjourned. railroad and legal challenge measures were discussed.
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Pacific
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Kansas
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Reeder
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Committee On
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Mnore
Smith
Tenn
South
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Basate
House
Lewistown
Ohio Reform School
Meew Adeeraed
Morrow
Cotton, Coffee, and Grains Trade Report from New York Market
New York market notes firm cotton with 2 000 bales traded and Orleans mid 10 1 2 c. Upland middling around 10 1 2 c. Coffee dull with 600 Ricadllo bags mentioned. Sugar firm with 600 bags Orleans, molasses firm 700 hhds. Wheat limited inquiry and mixed grain prices, corn 44 000 bush at 68 67 c, oats firmer, pork and beef values steady to lower, lard down, bacon in demand, butter and cheese unchanged.
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City Board Adopts Bonds and Alley Grading Ordinances
The board held at seven moved Adame to chair, a quorum formed after absentees. Adams elected president pro tem. Eggleston proposed alley grading from Catharine to Cedar. passed. Linck urged issuing 1000 City Bonds at 1000 each to pay liens on wharf property. Passed. Several grade and pave ordinances for York alley, Sixth Street, Laurel Street, Kim Street, Fuller Street referred or paused. Hucksters ordinance discussed then tabled. solicitor salary and other measures postponed. Meeting adjourned.
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