Grand military review in Paris draws vast crowds
The grand review at Champ de Mars, Paris, Thursday showcased eighty thousand troops. The fate of Maximilian remains unclear as Juarez and ministers confer, with no public conclusion. Escobedo ordered execution for Imperial officers who do not surrender within 24 hours. War prizes tied to Maximilian’s steamer are to be removed from Havana.
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Arrival of the City of Dublin in Dublin June 7
The steamer City of Dublin from New York has arrived. London reports a Bank of England bullion increase of 537,000 pounds. Market notes show mixed commodity and stock quotes across London and Liverpool with general quiet to firm tones and minor price shifts. The crowning of Francis Joseph is announced with ambassadorial attendance and Austria’s amnesty offer for prior offences.
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Governor Orr advocates reconstruction plan in South Carolina
In Augusta on Friday June 3 Governor Orr addressed Anderson district residents urging acceptance of the reconstruction plan as the only safeguard against domination by ill educated and tyrannical classes. He noted 1860 era racial voting dominance and warned whites cannot prevail against colored voters. Orr called for cordial race relations and nonalignment with major parties.
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Assassination Attempt and Paris Review Report
The Herald reports an attempted assassination of the Czar of Russia in the Imperial carriage, a gun overleaning and misfiring. a Polish shooter was captured after the attempt. Paris notes grand military reviews at Champ de Mars and royal prizes won at Vauban by J. Lecturer. Also covered are Maximilian’s fate, Juarez’s conference, and various political remarks by Judge Keiley in Philadelphia.
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Thirteen bodies pulled from Sever La Ward saw ruins
Philadelphia news confirms thirteen dead recovered from the Sever La Ward saw disaster. Several missing are feared buried beneath rubble including Philip Seager Robert Hollo way M Geary and Mr Beader as rescuers continue search efforts across the wreckage.
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Fortress Monroe reports large layoff of Gosport shipyard workers
From Fortress Monroe June 6 six hundred workmen were discharged from the Gosport ship yard, reducing the force to a comparatively small number. General Schofield visited the National Cemetery in the vicinity today.
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National Typographical Union Adjourns for Washington Meeting
The National Typographical Union adjourned today to meet in Washington next year. Mars Friday June 7 had stationary weather as the body concluded its session.
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Injury to Cotton Crop and Wheat Shipment Arrives in Charleston
Carestos reports on June 7 that heavy rains across the South damaged the cotton crop. Planters note crop injuries as rains persist while Charleston receives the first consignment of new wheat for shipment to New York.
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