Five Million Treasury Loan Bids Opened in Washington
From Washington June 20 a five million Treasury note loan bids opened with over forty bidders. About 13.2 million dollars bid for 2.735 million issued at 5 to 6 percent. Banks and insurers in New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts and elsewhere submitted substantial amounts, with many 5 percent bids and some at 6 percent for pro rata share. Washington officials report no decisive political impact and note ongoing investigation into alleged frauds in the Post Office Department.
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Wasarsoton
Hart
Europe
United States
N Associated Presb
Wasempron
Treasury
The
Treasuy
Bowery Savings Bank
New-Haven Bank
Connecticut Fire Ins. Co
Hartford
Orient Mutual Ins. Co
New-York
Wom
Bradford
Easton Bank
Penn
Morgan & Sons
New York
E. B. F. Wheelwright
New- York
Silas Broncon
Henry F. Wall
Benjamin H. Field
SU Ouo
New-York Bowery Savings Marle & Kant
New Haven Bank
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co
Ketchum, Howe & Co
Edward J. King
Bteyy
Orient Mutual Insurance Co
Cis and Farmers’ Bank
Baltimore
United States Trust Company
Massachusetts
Five-cent Savings Bank
Samuel F. Butterworth
Grant & Barton
Eee
Hiveneet Bank
Ge & Co
Washington
Ana Bee River
Actitudoffman & Co
B. Wheelwright
Manhattan Savings Institute
M. Tosca
Hiram Curtis
Marinett’ Savings Institute
Galatia Fire Insurance Co
Henry F. Vail
Thompson Brothers
New Yarm
Industrial Savings Bank
B.H. Field
T. G. Leeds
Trevor & Colgate
Institution For Savings of Mesuams
Pensacola
Overland Mail reports floods threaten Salt Lake City area
The June 27 Overland Mail notes Salt Lake Valley flooding danger due to swollen streams with portions of the valley and northern Salt Lake City at risk. Ogden City faced flood danger from the Ogden River while the Skylark steamer crew report $1,000 in gold received at Leavenworth from Pike's Peak.
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Overland Mail
St. Louis
Bra.e
Mojaves
Salt Lake Valley
Salt Lake City
Ogden City
Ogden River
Skylark
Leavenworth
Pike's Peak
A Meteoric Humbug Exposed in Oswrao
A Buffalo Courier report is exposed as a fabrication about a meteoric body seen near Oswego. The Oswego Palladium admits the tale was a hoax and jokes about its falsehoods, urging public caution in believing sensational statements.
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Oswrao
Bufalo Courier
Oswego Palladruo
Palladium
Mining company formations in Arizona pacorpyncs today
On Monday June 20 the Sopon Land and Mining Company and the Arizona Lard and Mining Company were organized in Arizona with ample capital and led by prominent businessmen. They have purchased large land grants. officers include Apa Sackzt Savi G Angolo Armap ANTOONY and Joan R. Baxtiarr.
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Arizona Pacorpyncs
Sopon Land and Mining Company
Arizona Lard and Mining Company
Arizona
Apa Sackzt
Savi
G. Angolo
Armap Antoony
Joan R. Baxtiarr
Murder Charge Shocks Princess Anne County VA
Wattre Sasp is charged with murder in Princess Anne County Virginia. An officer returned him to the Norfolk boat this afternoon. He claims involvement with the deceased marshy sisters.
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Princess Anne County
Barrimong
Wattre
Sasp
Norfolk
Distress in Huron District Sparks Food Shortage Report
Authentic accounts from the Huron District, published today, describe great distress among inhabitants for want of food and warn that famine will follow without immediate relief. The report notes that the deed was in self-defence and mentions Monday, June 20 events. The Lancaster steamer arrived after a severe trial trip with commendable machinery performance.
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Huron District
Carada Texonio
C. W
Naval
Norvotk
United States
Lancaster
Grand Regatta at New London Planned for July Fourth
Arrangements are made for a grand regatta in New London on July Fourth with a large number of boats expected. Handsome cash prizes are offered. Also in Savannah on June nineteenth the United States Mail steamship Alabama arrived safely, all well.
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New Londeon
Lonpom
Savannag
United States Mail
Alabama
Foggy Weather Off Cape Race Report
The weather off Cape Race has been foggy for several days, with Cape Race area conditions continuing to hinder visibility and travel. Reports from St Johns note persistent mist and reduced sea clarity on coastal approaches.
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Cape Race
St. Johns
N. F
Ils
Promwuant friend fails to seek presidential interference
The Junior Mutineers of Boston report that Cyrus W. Promwuant’s supporters failed to obtain presidential intervention. He will be executed Friday next inside the jail walls, per the court sentence.
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Boston
Cyrus W. Promwuant
Submarine Telegraph Sounding Device Introduced by Lt Taowaripar
Lieutenant W P Taowaripar of the U S Coast Survey describes a new deep sea sounding apparatus aimed at improving accuracy and reducing line friction. The system uses a compact sinking sinker with a tube, a flexible line, and a revolving register to record depth by descent time, enabling uniform descent to great depths and easier retrieval for submarine telegraph projects.
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W. P. Taowaripar
U. S.N
United States Coast Survey Service
Bacar
Brooks
Treasury Department
Trowchipar
American Journal of Science and Arts
Atlantic
Trowosipor
Amy
Lee
Ducux
Massyr
Masamy
Saxton
Gulf Stream
Lieut
Trowbripce
Darman & BeranyMan
Erts
Mexican News and Correspondence From Isthmus Port Notes
Our correspondence from Minatitlan arrives with light on the Tehuantepec region rumors and reports. Monarchist defections and clerical intrigues surface as recall of Santa Anna progresses. An expedition under Cosoy aims at Ventosa and Minatitlan, signaling potential friction between Mexico and the United States. United States ships move to Tampico and Santa Comapa as McLane plans a summer stay near San Andres Tuxtla.
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Reactionista
Mejia
Marquez
Miramon Averso
Santa Annna
Priestsa—Novement
Cobos Ayala
Tehuantepec
Marine News
Vela Cruz
Minatitlan
Coatzacoalcos
Mexico
Mxsna
Mizanon
Santa Anna
ZuLoaca
Orrway
Cosoy
Lothmus
Tehuente
Brooklyn
Farsacoat
McLane
Suite
Santa Comapa
Anolint
Ang Point
San Andres Tuxtla
Mitla
Lster by Way of Tehuantepec-Arrests at the Capital-The Expedition of Cobos
Miramon restores Santa Anna to rank and power, while Watt’s Tampico plan stalls. Church Party rifts trigger arrests of Zutosos Padre Miganoa and Jasxgcul for revolt. Conog expedition appears at Osjaca threatening Tehuantepec. Copes’ 2000-strong force may halt transit,. American ship-of-war urged for protection. Reports of a near clash near Cajaca remain unverified.
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New Orleans Picayune
Minaritray
Miramon
Santa Anna
Watt
Tampico
Mexico
Tampicoo
Mrpawon
Misamon
Zutosos
Padre Miganoa
Jasxgcul
Conog
Tehuantepec
Osjaca
Church Party
Liberal Party
Copes
Ventura
Orco Stanod
Mazin
Hzananvez
Aviez
Lee
Acapulco
Vera U. P.S
Cajaca
Cosas
Power of the Church Party and railway tension at Tehuantepec
Alarming reports along the Tehuantepec line claim the Church Party is growing powerful and harshly targeting foreigners involved in opposing revolutionary movements. Americans fear religious influence may force the road company off the line, prompting U S intervention. The Vera Cruz recall leaves the Maatitan commandant seeking funds to raise a volunteer force while threatening prison if noncompliance occurs. Zuazua named General in Chief of the Army of the North expanding to San Luis Potosi Aguascalientes Guanajuato Zacatecas.
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Tehuantepec
United States
Vera Cruz
Maatitlan
Jasper
Zuazva
Army of the North
San Luis
Aguascalientes
Guanajuato
Zacatecas
Indiana Regulators Form in Southern Indiana
The Indianapolis Journal reports a wave of thefts counterfeiting and other crimes in the southern counties. Citizens, fearing slow justice, organize a band of Regulators inspired by Noble County. A Greene County murder attempt and counterfeit activity fuel fear prompting leaders to banish alleged wrongdoers and halt liquor sales.
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Indiana
Indianapolis Journal
Noble County
Greene County
Queston
Strruss Scancs
Jostrin Etyis
Grover Burron
Wu. Fimzos
Josspu
Grove
Liuor
Rival Liberal Leaders in Parliament and Lord Derby Position
The London Times analyzes Liberal split and party rivalries in Parliament amid wartime strain, tracing past leadership clashes from 1851 to 1859 and weighing chances of reconciliation between Lord Palmerston and Lord John Russell, while considering the impact on Britain’s government and foreign policy amid European turmoil.
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London Times
Lord Derby
House of Commone
Lord Drury
Lord Derry
Dexny
Liberal Party
Vpatuzrstom
Joam Rugsxz
Lord Parmerston
Joan Rossxte
England
Foun Rusafl
Lord Patucuaton
Lord Jounlussetu
Lord Patweston
Avgapsin
Joan
Aurapgsn
Parmrrstom
Joun Iviezl1
Joamn Russet
Vienna
Leleure
China
Joan Stussrzy
Lord Palmerston
Joan Rusaece
PaLweasron
Lord Joam Russet
Lord Patyriston
Lord Derny
Pitt
Liverpool
Almerston
Rvastri
European turbulence and the Ottoman peril intensify war
The Times argues that war’s reach spreads beyond battle lines as Prussia and Austria sit on the sidelines. It warns Turkey’s weakness risks new upheavals in Moldavia Wallachia Servia and Montenegro. It recalls 1853 Ottoman strength and warns current bloodshed benefits France and Russia.
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Europe
Italy
Prussia
Austria
Turkey
Moldo-Wallachia
Servia
Montenegro
France
Russia
England
Virginia Postmasters Refuse Postage This Election Year
Correspondence with the Post Office Department directs postmasters to forward election returns without demanding prepayment of postage. A precedent set for upcoming elections. Also notes Texans Governor hopeful Houston and a Massachusetts Democratic State Committee call for a September Convention in Worcester. An American Convention in New Jersey urges a Trenton convention for a governor candidate with broad national support.
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Virginia
Secretary of State
Post Office Department
Prentice
BecHanan
Charleston
Erin
Paddy
Houston
Texas
Dran Siz
Sam. Houston
Boston Post
Democratic State Committee of
Massachusetts
Worcester
New Jersey
New
Serious Railroad Collision at Rochester Station
A Pittsburgh Dispatch report from June 17 details a railroad crash near Rochester station twenty six miles from Pittsburgh where the Fort Wayne and Cleveland and Pittsburgh lines collided with a train. Ten people are listed injured including Shares P. Kauffman of Lancaster with a compound leg fracture and Mrs F B McKeon of Memphis with a broken rib. other victims from Chicago to Sheboygan and Boston are noted with varying injuries.
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Pittsburgh Dispatch
Rochester Station
Pittsburgh
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Cleveland
Central Road
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Cleveand Road
Cleveland and
Frank Williams
Sewickley
Hayavile
Haysville
Rochester
Wood
Water
P. Kauffman
Lancaster
F. B. M’keon
Memphis
Tenn
Wm. H. Benton
Josiah Stewart
Clarksville
Mercer County
Newcastle
Caleb B. Arnor
Salem
Ohio
Frank Greele
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
J.hi. D. Blake
E. D. Porter
Boston
D. M. Cook
Maysville
Naval Intelligence from Onboard US Vessels
The US bark Release, commanded by Wall A. Parrgg, arrived after fifty days from Montevideo carrying home the crew of the burning Rushin at Buenos Ayres on April 7. Some Rushin crew faced trial by the Buenos Ayres Consul. the Release fleet then sailed for Buenos Ayres on April 29. Officers and crew aboard Release are listed, and Hartford receives a carved coat from Charter Oak wood as a Hartford city gift. Lieutenant A B Cranes heads to Philadelphia Receiving Ship and Lieutenant George W Roparra to New York Navy Yard Ordnance.
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United States
Release
Wall A. Parrgg
Paraguay
Montevideo
Rushin
Buenos Ayres
A. Panera
Tuomas
Fillauzewn
A. Kughtann
A. F. Caosawan
Wau
M. Pacy
Joan L. Lanagarnz
Chanter DaAk
Hartford
Flour Panic Triggers Riots at Post's Mill
Report from Washington County notes farmers seized a dozen barrels of flour from Post's Mill in a preemptive response to frost losses. They broke the mill door and paid the owner eight dollars per barrel, insisting the price was fair amid frost damage and market restrictions.
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Vincinza
Washington County
Parrinson
Post
Wheeling Intelligencer
Appeals Court Docket and Brief Decisions June 20 1859
The June 20 1859 docket lists Ketchell versus Hungerford affirmed with five percent damages, Calkins v Isabel argued, Colgrove v New York and New Haven Railroad argued, with counsel Rexford Porter Noyes Graham involved. A long string of case numbers 45 47 55 56 57 36 59 62 63 23 48 follows, indicating additional items on the calendar.
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Covnrt of Appeals
Ketchell
Hungerford
J. JH. Reynolds
Calkins
Isabel
J. D. Rexford
John K. Porter
Colgrove
New-York and New Hagan Railroad Company
Wm. C. Noyes
John Graham
Noz
Pike's Peak gold rumor fuels frontier fever and bets
Correspondence from Leavenworth and Denver City recounts two Express Co convoys delivering gold news. Reports claim coarse gold and paid quantities, with claims of $20 to $100 daily and up to $25,000 in dust circulating soon. Miners at Gregory's Diggings and Boulder Town boast yields, while emigrants rethink California plans as frontier morale surges amid the sensational gold craze.
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Pike’s Peak
St. Lewis
Homaog Gungrer
Pike's Peak
Braunmr
Alton
Denver City
Platte
Gregory
Bacraan
Hiis
Bays
Denver
Jackson
Boulder Town
Gregory's
California
Constitutional Convention
Wyandotte
Kansas
Leavenworth
Reverend Garnet Challenged by Douglass Debates
The Rev Henry Highland Garnet pastor of Shiloh Presbyterian challenges Frederick Douglass to a public discussion on the African Civilization Society in New York Geneva Rochester Boston or Newport on July 5. Douglass and Dr James McCune Smith oppose the Society of which Garnet is president. William Mechlin Acting United States Auditor was named in T J D Fuller’s absence. In Boston Capt C O Rogers received a silver service from the Boston Light Infantry. Ex Gov Seymour of Connecticut was in Turin on May 27.
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Henry Highland Gamet
Shiloh Presbyterian
Fred. Douglass
African Civilization Society
New York
Geneva
Rochester
Hoston
Newport
Douglass
James McCune Smith
We Society
Garnet
William Mechlin
United Satca
T. J. D. Fuller
Boston
Rogers
C. O. Rogers
Boston Light Infantry
Gox Seymour
Connecticut
Turin
Obituary: Ex Mayor A. D. Crossman of New Orleans dies
The Don A. D. Crossman former mayor of New Orleans died in the city on June 13 at age 56 a Maine native who arrived in New Orleans in 1829 and served as mayor in 1846 He helped consolidate the city and was the first mayor under the new charter after several contests.
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A. D. Crossman
New Orleans
Maine
New Osleans
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Anstoia
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Ile
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