The Times and American Question in Europe Dispatch
European correspondence from London discusses Jefferson Davis and the American crisis. The author views Davis as a major but not uniquely culpable figure, while condemning Lincoln’s enemies and noting British views on treason, revolution, and possible outcomes. The piece critiques press sentiment, mocks proslavery rhetoric, and hints at looming election tensions in the United States.
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Camargo Taken by the Imperialists and Election Doubts Rise
The piece discusses Camargo’s seizure by imperial forces amid harvest concerns, predicting Parliament’s dissolution in weeks. It notes heat and crop ripening affecting voting timing, with elections likely around July and a tense political atmosphere.
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Arrest of Beauregard and Confederate turmoil in the South
Reports from New Orleans and Mobile on June 19 1645 describe Gen Beauregard captured and transported to Washington amid large homecoming gatherings. Dispatches detail Governor Clarke of Mississippi routing through Mobile to Washington, rebel movements, and orders to return freedmen to their plantations while negotiations over payments and supplies continue.
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Controverse Over Lincoln Medal Ruling Sparks Debate
Officials blamed for misreading rules while a ceremony for a Lincoln Medal faced delays. A seizure occurred at M. Rigollet’s house in Chauvigny as the medal's opening was attempted, prompting questions about hawking regulations and prior authorizations. The incident reflects broader tensions between imperial government authority and public demonstrations regarding the U S president.
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Marlborough House
Prince Alfred
Joseph Paxton
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Duke of Devonshire
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Pacific Coast News Briefs From Placerville To San Francisco
From the Pacific Coast briefs report fires destroying property in Placerville and Sonora, a fire in San Francisco at Market and Sacramento, and extensive mining news with new gold discoveries in Upper Yuba. Outrage reports from Arizona and New Westminster, a telegraph line setback, and a pending Congressional Delegate election in the territory are noted alongside market and trade trends.
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Arizona
United States
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Sonora
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Fourth of July Celebration at Albi and Fire Incident
An 1865 report notes a Fourth of July celebration in Albi with plans for a naval display by Tyestamens Concordia and Zenobia, and mentions Chief of the Military Bureau Doty. A separate fire at a carriage factory near a Westesed oak is attributed to arson, with the brick factory saved by steam engines and a jury indicating incendiary work.
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