Repeal of Bankrupt Law Passes House After Debate
In the House the Bankrupt law repeal bill, with the Judiciary Committee substitute, was debated. The substitute was rejected and the bill passed 206 to 3. Other measures included Foreign Affairs on Mexican border troops, Post Office and Indian appropriations, and various resolutions. Senate actions covered credentials, a monument appropriation for Jefferson, and broader fiscal measures with Naval and Resumption acts. Public notices include bond issues, tariff counts, and treasury expenditures along with ongoing political tension over the presidential dispute and commissions.
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Papal protest and Florida frauds loom in daily dispatches
Encyclical criticizes battles with church and Rome’s civil authority, while McLin and Dennis confess Florida election frauds. Reports detail Russo Turkish tensions, Allied orders at Aldershott, Cyprus to Paris cables, and a Dublin foundry boiler explosion. Florida canvass errors could have changed the electoral result. partisan pressure and forged ballots are cited.
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Peace meeting speech denounces cabinet in Manchester
Joan Bricot spoke at a peace meeting in Manchester on the 30th alt. He declared there could be no faith in a cabinet that lacked truth. He branded Lord Beaconsfield's policy as hateful before heaven and opposed to Britain’s top interests.
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Jefferson Davis letter on Confederate monument at Macon
The text releases a Jefferson Davis letter read at Macon Georgia laying stone for a Confederate monument. Davis argues posterity will judge wars by justice, defends states rights and heroism, and hopes history will vindicate their cause while warning of misrepresentation and urging reflection on Union history.
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Destructive Sunday Storm Wreaks Havoc Across Iowa
Sioux City reports a violent storm causing widespread damage. Near Wall Lake many structures were destroyed. a Carroll Catholic church collapsed. several homes and barns failed, with fatalities including William Beach and two sons near Sac City and Peter Sampson near Ida City. A child was torn from its mother and found in a marsh. In Crawford County a Swedish settlement suffers heavy losses and unconfirmed deaths. A man named William Hallen disappeared after being lifted with a barn and cattle.
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Repeal of Bankrupt Law Passed in House
The bill repealing the Bankrupt law approved March 2, 1867 and acts amending it is enacted. It preserves pending bankruptcy cases and future proceedings until fully repealed, and keeps penal actions under the repealed acts in force until terminated.
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Artisan families in India and Damascus endure through centuries
The Spectator notes peasants and artisans who have tilled the same fields and worked the same days for a thousand years. They remain fixed in place with no desire for change, no ambition to roam, and see themselves as their forefathers were.
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