Turbulent Financial Debates Stirled in Congress
A lengthy discussion covers the Bingley Shipping Bill and its effect on American shipping and railroads. Reports note stock movements, property restrictions, and ballot security devices while highlighting leaders like Commodore Garrison and the Missouri Pacific case.
Washington Territory Governor Change Noted In Late Reports
The article outlines political shifts and local incidents across the Northwest. It mentions the expiry of a Washington Territory governor’s term and notes changes in appointments and land office decisions. Multiple regional events, crimes, and notable figures from Montana, Texas, and New York are briefly touched, reflecting a broad, cluttered news digest.
Washington declines Gen Swaim court martial order
Maj Collins led a group of congressmen to urge the president to reissue the order for a court martial of Gen Swaim. The president refused, stating an officer of Bwaim’s rank should face charges. He argued avoiding a martial would not justify proceeding and will announce court details soon. Public opinion shifted against Swaim due to his evasive actions and health deterioration.
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Ruling in Prentice v Stearns and Dakota dispatches
Oral ruling in the Prentice versus Stearns case from Duluth is cited, with Armstrong holding property notes valid but the deed failing to describe land beyond the specified lands set by the Soplarabor treaty. Reports from Jamestown Dak detail repeal protests to preemption laws, while other notes cover Boyesen suit, Bradlaugh verdict, and regional market and crime tidbits.
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Congressional Proceedings Highlight Land Grants and Nominations
Congressional proceedings feature debates over the Northern Pacific and Backbone land grants and related votes. Nominations to territorial and land offices are listed, with discussion of fortifications, pensions, and army matters.
Steamboat trade thrives on Mississippi despite rail competition
The Louisville Journal notes rail expansion does not end steam navigation as steamboats continue to prosper on the Mississippi and Ohio rivers and tributaries. The Oxenholme left Liverpool May 2 carrying a record livestock cargo of eight cattle breeds and nine sheep varieties worth over £8,000 destined for the Government College of Agriculture in Guelph Ontario. In France Prime Minister Ferry blocks an amendment on constitutional revision. the chamber rejects a dated proposal. Mrs. Warton, wife of Bishop War son of Trinity, donates $190,000 to Denver University for a new chapel and other needs.
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Traffic in Human Beings in Egypt Described by Traveler
A distinguished traveler details slave traffic in Upper Egypt, describing a dahabieh crowded with women and children bound for Cairo. He notes slave traders using spies on the Soudan border, raids by horsemen, brutal conditions aboard the vessel, and a scene of a young captive girl defying despair as the party witnesses the trade. The account contrasts European hunting of wolves with indifference to child theft and reflects on the cruelties of slavery.
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Big Nog in the Confederacy A Christmas Whiskey Tale
A Civil War anecdote recalls General Hindman at a campfire in Arkansas where a hungry soldier jokes over making a nog with whiskey and alkali and sugar. The tale arrives at a conspiratorial plan to steal the supplies and a rescued Christmas drink is finally prepared.
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Queen Victoria's Crown Detailed Gemstone Pageant
The State Crown of Queen Victoria was crafted by Randall & Bridge in 1838 using diamonds pearls rubies sapphires emeralds and gold set on crimson velvet with ermine border. It features 199 pearls on the lower band 112 pearls on the upper band a large sapphire and multiple crosses fleur de lis and Maltese cross motifs with a central Black Prince ruby and numerous rose and table diamonds.
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Kaiser William to Visit Baden Wurttemberg and Austria
Kaiser William of Germany travels for his health staying at Elms for twenty days. He will be joined by Louine Maris Elizabeth Grand Duchess of Baden and from Hainat they will go to Ma den. He plans to stay in Baden Württemberg ten days and then to Gastein Austria for three weeks. An August conference with Emperor Francis Joseph is planned at Tachl on the Traum in Upper Austria.
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