The Released Traitor Opinion in a Richmond trial bail
The New York Independent denounces Jefferson Davis bail and calls the bail release a mockery of justice. It argues Davis should have faced trial, condemns the government for delay, and compares the action to disgraceful acts in national history. It criticizes officials and notes the sense of justice demands accountability for treason and related crimes.
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New York Independent
Iichmond Court
Jefferson Davis
Davis
Abraham Lincoln
John Ti
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Mr. Davis
Andrew Johnson
Delays in bankruptcy rules come from needed corrections
In Washington on May 2 a report states that delays in issuing the general order forms for bankruptcy result from extensive corrections since the court adjourned. No clerk authority to implement changes, judges consulted, and several rule changes urged. A conservative mass meeting last night featured a colored man as a speaker.
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Washington
Poles and government extend reclamation aid in trench war
From St Petersburg on June 2 reports say the government issued a general amnesty or extension of a policy aiding Poles involved in the recent fighting. Details are sparse as officials clarify the scope and duration of the measure.
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Ho . Petersburg
Poland
Telegraphic Chronical of Central America Turmoil
Telegraph dispatches report Henry Chauncy arrival with 864,144 dollars, General Clask in Panama with 800 troops, war risks near Isthmus, Colombia and Magdalena fighting, Brazil declines mediation, Narquez revolt, cholera in allied camps, Argentine revolt end, impeachment talks in Washington, Indian affairs orders to shoot, Hancock orders Indian killings, police denial of negroes on Mobile force, South Carolina murder case, Guatemala insurrection suppressed, San Salvador exports and imports rise, Nicaragua cholera fading and ministerial appointment for British mission.
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New York
Henry Chauncy
Aspinwall
General Clask
Panama
Marra
Aqua Dulce
Panama Chronicle
Columbia
Carthagenia
Magdalena
Lopez
Santa Martha
St. Salvador
Central America
Borussia
Hiamburg
A. Herald
Rio Janeiro
London
U. S
Narquez
A Herald
Washington
Wilson
Woodbridge
Williams
Eldridge
Marshall
Judiciary Committee
Kelly
Virginia
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
District of Leavenworth
American Eixpress Company
Smoky Hill
Denver
Hancock
Arkansas
Platte Rivers
Mobile
Jeff Gee
South Carolina
Sickles
Guatemala
Mariscal Conz
San Salvador
Nicaragua
Martinez
Great Britain
England
Acquittal in North Carolina Killing Trial
Reports from Fort Monroe on June 3 indicate tobacco farmers in North Carolina are discouraged. The trial of William Underwood for the killing of J. D. Hawkins at the wife of Wight Court House ended with Underwood acquitted.
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Fortress Monroe
North Carolina
Underwood
J. D. Hawkins
Wife of Wight Court House
Justus Rice
Stephenson
Illinois
Stephenson County
Freeport
A. D
Richard Buffum
Cretan question to be referred to European powers convention
From Constantinople dispatches the Sublime Porte agrees to refer the Cretan issue to a convention of European powers. Atlanta report quotes Gen Pope ordering freedom for the press and limits on military interference, with treasonous talk prohibited but actions by authorities require direct orders.
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London
Constantinople
Sublime Porte
Atlanta
Pope
Mobile
Snowbound Trails and Captive Report From Denver Frontier
June reports describe 15 to 18 inches of snow and heavy rain near Denver delaying travel to Central City. A 17 year old captive, George Miller, escaped from Blackfeet and Cheyenne captors, reaching Denver with news of five white captives including a doctor’s wife in Council Bluffs. Indians planned a broad Platte attack. Kinney party attacked at Bridger’s Ferry, with Captain Willis and troops recovering stock and killing one Indian. Nebraska Legislature forms a committee with Omaha citizens to welcome returning railroad excursionists.
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St. Lovuis
Denver
Central City
George Miller
Blackfeet
Council Bluffs
Srifles
Platte
Judge Kinney
Bridgen's Ferry
Willis
Nebraska
Omaha
Prosecution Keeps Murder Indictment in Surratt Case
New York June 8 counsel for the prosecution decide to adhere to the murder indictment in Surratt's case and abandon conspiracy charges. Trial to commence one week from tomorrow. Paris reports the Czar Alexander from Berlin with interviews to Bismarck, visiting Copenhagen, and possible London visit. Royal party to attend Paris arrival by Emperor, sister Grand Duchess Maria with her son, and European royalty including King William, King Victor Emanuel, and the Viceroy of Egypt. Fervoguves wins Bois de Boulogne Derby with a dead heat before decisive heat. large crowds attend. Napoleon and the Czar inspect the crowd near the Emperor’s stand.
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New York
A. World's Special
Surratt
Paris
Alexander
Berlin
William of
Prussia
Bismarck
Copenhagen
London
Russia
Gortschakroff
Maria
Duke of Luchtenburg
William
Count Bismarck
Victor Emanuel
Italy
Roy
Egypt
Bois de Boulogne
Fervogvues
Ferrogvues
Napoleon
Murat
Czar
Freeport Market Prices and Commodities Note
Market brief listing May 5 prices and items across Freeport markets. Wheat winter extra at 2.50, No 2 winter 2.30, spring 1.00, vats 43 cents, corn shelled 70, in the ear 1.20, barley 0.70, wool 0.40, flour 0.13, hutler 2 lic per lb, eggs 12c per dozen, lard 1.06, rags 2 8e.
Market Report Wheat Prices and Flour Transactions
CurvAggo June 10 PM reports no price change in flour and small trades. Wheat No 2 spring opens at 2.20 to 2.22, bulk sold inside, closes 2.21 to 2.22. No 1 spring trades at 2.35 to 2.40, rejects at 1.60 to 1.45 at other houses.
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Batley
Cumberland
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