Contempt for Conspiracy and War News From 1860s
Fragmented notices report Com Shubrick presiding over Semmes trial, precautionary measures at Alexandria, a New York defalcation, Ketchum sentenced to prison, Mr Brown’s executor to Canadian cabinet, Henry Winter Davis dead, Artemus Ward and wife suffocated by coal gas, and a fire in Main Street with heavy losses. Also mentions steamer Constitution with 48 passengers, a wedding of Gen Wilson, and unrest on New Year’s Eve with military sent to Alexandria.
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Embezzlement, court, and ship disasters headline Dec chaos
New York reporters note a December delay in monthly pay at the customs house and a deficit confession from ex public administrator D R Bredford. Trials unfold as Edward B Ketchum receives four years and six months for wrongdoing. The Constitution wreck off Cape Lookout claims 40+ lives, with 14 saved, as details filter in from Morehead City.
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Rumored French Withdrawal From Mexico Sparks Conference
A Washington dispatch reports renewed talk that France may withdraw troops from Mexico under an insurance pledge by the United States not to disturb Napoleon III. The move hinges on liberal forces’ actions against Maximilian and potential Austrian Belgian support, with recognition tied to Mexico’s acceptance of the new order.
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Cascades River Passenger Run Reaches Columbia Reach
A Portland dispatch reports the steamer Cascades has reached the Columbia River with passengers who began overland travel from the Dolls, some of whom are badly frozen. The river is nearly clear up to Astoria.
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Frozen Plains Suffering Confirmed as Soldiers Are Hospitalized
St Louis dispatch reports severe cold across the plains with about seventy men of the 17th Infantry and thirty of the 27th Wisconsin volunteers left in hospitals. Snow blocks roads beyond Fort Kearny. Colorado legislature adjourned subject to governor's call after approving the appetitational amendment by 86 to 2.
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Steamships Eros and America Sail to Europe in Snowbound Crossing
The steamships Eros and America departed New York for Europe with 2300000 in specie amid a heavy snowstorm. Reports from Paris claim Gen Scho field faced England rumour, while arrests of Wm Keeler and Patrick Kinney on a planned fight at Fashion Course led to bail. Lt Col Morris funeral for the marine corps was held yesterday in Mor rigiana vault.
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Maximilian Treaty Text Expected From Mexico City
A Washington dispatch reports that the Franco Austrian Italian Spanish English treaty guaranteeing Maximilian's throne may be published soon in Mexico City's Diario. The pact, signed prior to the Civil War, was long questioned but now seen as strengthening Maximilian's hold. Messages from Mexico indicate no fears for the monarchy's permanence.
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Fenian Congress in Clinton Ball Anticipated Next Week
The Times notes Fenian readers in New York are busy writing long replies to letters from adherents. Roberts men expect a delegates congress at Clinton Ball next week though they warn many honest friends will attend to learn O Mahony's plans. Reports from Boston and elsewhere allege that O Mahony supporters push misleading stories about unity while some circles back stronger opposition.
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