Grand Scheme for Algerian Cultivation and Paris Notes
From Europe the Paris correspondence reports a proposed joint stock company to cultivate Algeria, a potential cultural monopoly, and the Empress background amid Prince Napoleon’s fall. It notes honors to Mme. Bowser, debates on national tribute to Mme. Dumas, and Dimanche lecture tours fueled by American themes. Also mentions Fourth of July celebrations in Paris, German Turners in the Jardin de Luxembourg, and a New York yacht win at a Bordeaux regatta.
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Napoleon
Rose Honbeur
Legion of Honor
Dumas
New-York
Grand Hegatta
Algeris
Naroueon
Waa
Bss
Algoria Ginesa
Faruer
Min
War Office
Mirik
Recevir
Exuperor
Ated
London
Cheruier
Saso
Beugare
Mnic
Sino
Permategon
Lecure
Bo Bas Pien
Blowe M. Dewns
Howeve
H. Victon Huse
Tim
France
America
Paris
Gerramn Einoxet
United States
Bordeanz
P. McGremnan
James
Langham Hotel
Tin Top
Regent Street
Charing Cros Etation Fa
Strand
Ecene
House of Commons
Benxkcey
Forki
Rielmond
Canada
Armericans
Lothay Richie
Lederal Uruy
Dixie
Footate
Ouodium
Washington
Engiseh
Jonneon
Sandwich Islands
San Francisco Dulletin
Honolulu
Valpsraleo
Sha
Emma
Panama
Laghaud
Vioronta
Sinco
Theas
Midshipmen
Cito
Lorn OustLes Bemraronn
Waterford
Lawd Chewlea
Bia Ludabio
United States Legation
Benrssopp
Tonxoon
Cis
McBaroz
Channey
Mack
Hassasa
Locas
de New-York Times
Havana
Ateamer Qontray
Caracas
Zola
Poiaas
Maracaibo
Pulgarag
Gan
Bourmzntarn
Senate of
Venazness
Senate
House of Representatives
Juan C. Fatcor
Citizes
Felice Mazeno
Cararam
Fatcon
Brata
Barcelona
Upatabaa
Stato
Guasipst
Gan Antonio
Corsica
Nrasan
Livinne
Duncen
Pena Urarg
James Hops
Fanny
Ciate
Cook
Matanzas
Cola Senlo-Law
Lala
New York
Masmin
Royal Victoria Hotel
North America
Snd
Antilles
Duncan
Bolkoxrovamon
Southarn Porta
Tha Tomar
Cuba
European views on American affairs and cotton market shifts
A Lonpor dated 1868 surveys European reactions to the American Civil War aftermath. It notes calls for American conciliation, fear of punishing Southern leaders, and how British investors and cotton demand drive European economies. It discusses cotton supply, price surges, and hoped reorganization of Southern production, plus French and Belgian industrial leadership and labor contrasts with English industry. It also covers UK political tensions and imperial matters, including Maximilian in Mexico and Irish insurrection risk. The piece ends with anecdotes on naval and diplomatic incidents in Honolulu and London society.
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Lonpor
Friends of the Union
America
Pall Mall Gazette
London
Journal
Des Debate
Paria
Bombay
East Indies
Hombay
Ler
Geant “Stile
Richmond
England
United States
China
Japan
India
Egypt
France
Derry
English Great Eastern Railway
Alen
House of Sennuipen & Co
Ab Creuset
Senxemen
Cocpet Legislatit
Eng- Hah
Belgium
Portemouth
Waura
Niagara
Sacramento
Southampton
Channel
London Times
Jomysor
Emmotts
Ireland
Times
Vicropr Fe
Germany
Prince Albert
Isdy
Doys
Gieragh
Prince of Wales
FarHamant
Rase
The Trial of the assassins ends in court ruling
The trial of Jefferson Davis conspirators closes with Special Judge-Advocate Bingham delivering a detailed ruling. The judge asserts that conspiracy makes all participants responsible for acts in pursuit of the common design, whether or not present at the crime, and describes Booth, Davis, and their Canadian-based agents as firmly connected to planned assassinations.
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Lord Pannension
Gela
Lord Pacminaton
Bho
Lussein
Grapestone
Commons
Happy Family
Gladbrone
Barnes
Faunenston
Lord Pamenster
Times
Aly
SheMeld
England
France
Thio
Sheffield
Rozaucn
Mexlco
Maximilian
Nazoreon
Wasimreror
Wedacadsy
Richmond
Carey
Rasece
Tadge Wingham
Julio H H. Surralt
John Wilace Booth
Jenorkun Davis
George N. Sanders
Deverly Tucker
Jacob Shomypsen
Witham CG. Cluary
Chayreorge Uarpor
George Young
Fedlerate
Sid ¢Uusre
Chergtd
Anmster
Auititay
Washington
Abralata Lincoln
United Lane
Uf Sigines
Manny and
Hayy
Audrew Dvbuuo
Wallisin J. Seward
United States
Ulysses ¥. Titant
Dinaenemat
Dawes
Canada
James A. Boddon
Kennedy
Davis
New-York
Dag
Burnett H. Young
St. Albans
Davie
Stumboat
Joseph Godfrey Hyams
Thompson
Jefferson Davis
Clixena
Hyams
Banford Conover
Blackburn
Mr. Wal
J. W. Harris
Larne
Toronto
C. W
Darrin
Blates
Cansola
Newbern
N. C
Gallow Tower
Bingham
Jeff. Davis
Ify
Thomas
Clay
Tucker
Senders, Cleary, &c
North
Ofj
Aid Co
Conepire
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Jonson
William of, Seward
Ulysses 5
Grant
Booth
Jefferson Davie
Agig
John Wilkea Booth
Jefferaon Davis
Amasaina
Davider
Andy Johucon
The
Beast
Secretary Stanton
Jjo
Davin
Sanders
Jay
Cleary
Harper
Foun
Canals
W. H. Seward
Andrew Johnson
Ulysses
Edwin M. Alanton
John Wilkes Hoath
Charles Selby
Kim
Lincoln
John Wilzea Booth
Aave Mudd
Arnold
John Wilkes Booth
John A. Surrilt
Mary E. Burratt
Burrattsvilla
John E. Burratt
Ontario
Moncol
Atxereth
Kirkwood House
J. Wilkes Booth
Atzoroth
Brooks
Welchmen
Payne
Wealington
Mudd
Gardinerr
Bowarion
Capri
Gardiner
Jjooth
Spangler
Ning
Atzeroth
Trequary
Fetroet
Ford
O'Laughlin
Gen. Grant
Waith
Hullman’s
Stadlon
Dallistic
Hiaigh
Aen
O’laughlin
Unitates
Ita Anmice
Milt
Munier
Thvna
Sean
Wiarton
Jnatice Marshall
Jon A. Bingham
Mr. Ewing
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Fontane
Jay Cooke
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Neshville
Norfolk
Cincinnati
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Fourth National Bank
St. Louis
Second National Bank
Toledo
Bank of
Peariano
Boston
Moset
Eric Sneas
Thare
Tig
Breckinridgs
Javana
Coniay
Venezuela
Fatour
Offier
Tihinal
Ferice Mazeno
Verando Pocaan
Maracabo
Lis
Colombia
Barcelons
Fatcor
Republic of Ban Balgador
Mexico
Francisco de Borja
Whiting
Coum
Naval
Hativar
Wednesley
Prodie
Ania
Fance
Mediterranean