Wounds of Republican Party and Market Vista
A dispatch from Cincinnati Times describes political rifts within the Republican Party as tensions ease slightly. The money market shows ample supply with rates at 4 5 on call and 6 8 for discounts, while New French loan rumors fail to shift Wall Street. Analysts expect New York Central scrip to be retired and note Erie’s deteriorating finances. Jay Cooke & Co are sole American bankers favored to negotiate the government loan, with five percent bonds expanding before September. Heavily watched revenue district consolidations pause pending Congress action, amid anticipated district changes and Blair Blaine’s dinner with British and other guests. Speaker Blaine signals possible Senate adjournment Monday as Republican unity efforts continue, while Tariff and finance debates persist. Campbell’s Coming and fiscal stringency loom as markets digest the day’s twists.
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Cincinnati Times
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Black Sea Conference Links to Paris Treaty Abrogation
Proceedings from the Black Sea Conference are summarized with focus on the abrogation of the Paris Treaty. Emphasis on conciliatory tenor from Turkey and the six signatory powers, led by Granville, Brunnow, and de Broglie, with notes on subsequent discussions and provisional agreements. The report also covers a series of U.S. Senate actions including credentials, bills on matches, civil disabilities, and a joint investigative committee over insurrectionary states, ending with a Senate adjournment and House proceedings.
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Reese
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Coal shipments move through Pittsburg and Coal Bluff scene
Pittsburg reports 2,126,000 bushels coal and 8,000 bushels coke for Louisville, coal bluff to Parkersburg with 100,000 bushels coal. Total 3,886,000, including yesterday's shipments. Other boats expected to leave on the water in time.
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Coal Bluff
Parkersburg
Alexander Rodgers Killed in Chillicothe Incident
A coroner reports a fatal case in Chillicothe involvingAlexander Rodgers. The dispatch cites details from a postal source and hints at an inquest proceeding. Public officials note the location near an M6 route and call for a formal Coroner’s inquest to determine causes and responsibilities.
Sailor falls overboard in Milwaukee River drowning
Peter Mitchell, crew member of the schooner Spy, drowned after falling overboard in the Milwaukee River last night. Rescue efforts were unable to reach him as currents carried him from the vicinity of the ship. Local authorities launched a search but recovered no sign of Mitchell by morning.
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Spy
Milwaukee River
Notable lawmakers linked to funding bill and resignations
The report notes strong advocates of the funding bill from the last Legislature and mentions a figure who prospered after leaving office. It cites Clayton’s resignation and nearly a thousand commissions given to friends, including a Speaker who served as Superintendent of a Tennessee furnace project. It also mentions murder cases involving Mrs. Van Hook and an officer’s departure to Little Rock amid a gubernatorial transition.
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Clayton
Penn- Tucken
Tennessee
Charles Johnson
van Hook
Little Rock
Senter
Clayton Succeeds In Arkansas Legislature Trial Of Justice McClure
Fragmented report notes Clayton’s successor in Arkansas Legislature and a murder trial in Jackson Memiam on March 18. It mentions Clayton turning over office papers to the President and leaving duties this evening. Contains garbled remnants of unrelated local names.
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Arkansas
Clayton
McClure
Hachey
Jackson
Memiam
Defend Montmartre Post Stops Rival Battalion
March 18 report notes Battalion 134 of the National Guard prevented Battalion 21 from seizing the ramparts of Montmartre fortification due to disloyalty to the Republic. The other item records Charles Bonnechase’s chateau pillage by German soldiers and his plan to place a commemorative tablet on the walls.
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National Guard
Batallion
Montmartre
Charles Bonnechase
Grand Duke of
Mecklenburg
Writer describes lime assisted land improvement claims
A writer discusses a land area of 160 acres said to gain value from lime dressing. He asserts the soil’s texture is altered by lime, improving fertility.
Orleans Evacuated as German retreat continues
London March 17 Orleans has been evacuated by the Germans. American ambulancers receive the Legion of Honor. Rumor says Prussia may sell Mulhouse back to France for 200 million francs. Victor Hugo’s son Charles Hugo dies in France at age 45. Casimir Perier declines Seine prefecture. Guns seized by insurgents at Place de la Vosges. French government plans a 2.5 billion franc loan. Alsace Lorraine manufacturers move to Lille and Lyon. Prussians return 12 thousand chassepot rifles to French authorities. Disorders persist but not alarming.
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Lorraine
Lonxpox
Mesers
Sykes
Charles Hugo
Victor Hugo
France
Casimir Perriere
Seine
Paris
Eiaeuets
Place de la Vosges
Bonde
Brumels
Daily News
Lille
Lyona
Weather Report From The Pacific Atlantic Telegraph Co
The barometer has fallen and rain prevails across the region with heavy rain in the west and extreme north. Temperature rises on the mid Atlantic and lower lakes as winds increase on the lakes and Atlantic coast. Clearing weather is expected in the Ohio and Mississippi valleys with fresh gulf winds for Saturday.
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Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Company
Syyorsis
Apel Ae Edger
Ring Weir
Lake Ontario
Atlantic
mid-Atlantic
Middle States
Lakes
Ohio
Missipp
Gulf
Parliament Proceedings and Belgium Explain
Proceedings in Parliament report that England seeks Belgium to rise to explain amid discussions on army reform and trade delays. Ex-Empress Eugenie and Prince Imperial near London plan Dethroned Family reunion, while St Patrick's Day celebrations circulate in Ireland with no reported disorder.
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Lowpox
House of Lords
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St. Patrick's Day
Loxvom
Eugenie
Prince Imperial
Napoleon
Ireland
Market Roundup Sees Mixed Prices Across Grains and Provisions
Wheat and oats report dulling demand with mixed quotes while corn moves lower. Flour dull, wheat inactive, oats near steady. In Chicago provisions quiet with hogs and lard stable to firm. Cash and seller bids noted for pork, lard, and rib meat amid subdued trading activity.
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Uarda ToLepo
Michigan
Noble
Lardix
Orc
Lovn
Spee Earich
Boone
Halpin Reception Draws City Dignitaries in New York
The Halpin reception at the St James Hotel featured Mayor and council members among a large crowd. Gen William Halpin rode in a procession with Col R M Moore and Charles Kahn, then returned to the hotel after the procession moved through city streets. The day closed with no public business transacted and a later note on Linn Street residents seeking reclamation. United States Circuit Court official Jepon H H Emons proceeded to Memphis after city events.
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Wm. G. Halpin
St. James
Walnl
Sycamore
Ireland
Bastile
Fitzgerald
R.M. Moore
Fitz
R. M
Moore
Chss. Kahn
Emperor William in Berlin and European notes in flux
The dispatches report Emperor William arriving in Berlin while various European notes unfold. The Italian Parliament planned to meet in July and France cites hundred seats vacant in its chamber. Russia accepts the Rome disturbances report and Belgian cattle plague curbs fairs in Hainault Western Flanders and Nanner. A Chan cartridge factory explosion is noted and Antonelli writes anew on Italian unrest in Rome. The House of Lords cites powder stock at government arsenals, mostly worthless, and an American Legation offer in Paris invites visitors to claim tobacco or cash subscriptions for France relief.
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Berlin
Russia
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Chan
Antonelli
Rome
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Hainault
Flanders
Nanner
House of Lords
Earl Carnevan
Emperor William Arrives in Weimar During Homeward Progress
The Emperor William arrived at Weimar yesterday amid a large crowd at Weimar Station. He was greeted by the Duke of Saxe Weimar, the Duchess, and 3 brilliant staff members in Eisenach, signaling cordial receptions on his homeward route.
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William
Weimar
Duke of
Saxe Weimar
Eisenach
Seward Touring English Possessions In India Visit
From London via March 17 Seward travels to Cacerra and will be hosted by British officials in Bombay. Hon. William H. Seward has good health and is touring the English possessions with plans to meet local officials.
Railroad Collision Wreck In Rochester With Fire
A Rochester collision occurred this morning between a train and a locomotive near downtown. Passengers and baggage were aboard the wreck, which caught fire but caused little material damage after rapid suppression. The railroad company carries heavy traffic and will assess losses.
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Gener’ Suare
Kss
Anion Company
Spectator Praises Theatres Worthy Legs At Niblo’s
Tim New York Citizen critiques a theater spectacle at Niblo's noting repeated references to legs and a stage divinity. The piece portrays audience reaction as a ritual, with viewers urged to worship the performer and offer tribute as the scene unfolds.
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Tim New York Citizen
Niblo’s
Pennsylvania Session Clears, Governor Asked to Act
Reported in Pennsylvania as tensions rose during a stormy session with closed doors. A delegation of miners visited the Governor later, while a judiciary committee held a Senate session and discussed a broad system through Book 10.
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Senate Ch
Geary
Monetary News From New York: Market Notes and Rates
March 17 report from New York notes steady levels in financial instruments and exchange activity. Mentions Western Union and several firms with fragmentary figures, indicating cautious movements amid shifting investor sentiment.
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Welle
Bekman
New York
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