Diplomatic notes on Mexico policy stir US France relations
The House of Representatives opposed recognizing a monarchy in Mexico and sought a copy of President Lincoln's views. Seward explains the policy remains United States stance, with Executive action and Senate concurrence needed for any formal change. He notes no current shift from the war with France and Mexico.
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House of Representatives
Davis
Committee On Foreign Affairs
United States
America
Mexico
France
Maximilian
Seward
Geofrey
Congress
Wa. H. Sewarp
Dayton reports frank US reading to French foreign minister
Mr Dayton informs Mr Seward that upon receiving dispatch No 525 he read to M de V'Huys the entire US Senate resolution and President's views on Mexico. The French were gratified by the frank and straightforward exchange, easing their initial sensitivity about the House resolution. Dayton notes questions about laying the resolution on the Senate table were asked.
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Paris
M. Drouyn de l’Huys
House of Representatives
Mexico
United States
M. de V’huys
Department of State Dispatch on Mexico Resolution
Department of State notes May 9 1864 approving Mr Corwins departure from Vera Cruz and confirms House resolution on Mexico remains unacted in Senate. Seward signs correspondence to M Drouyn de Huys regarding the matter.
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Tam
Wm. H. Sewarp
Praise for Bailey and Stuart in Red River operations
Admiral Porter lauds Col Bailey as engineer of the Red River rescue, calling it the best feat and saving a two million dollar fleet. He notes Gen Banks's support and asserts Stuart’s loss would be felt as deeply as five thousand men, with further remarks on telegraph links, canal plans, Pope's movement, and Grant's army actions.
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Union
Colonel Bailey
Gen. Banks
Col. Bailey
J. EB
B. Stuart
J. E. B. Stuart
Stuart
Lee
Jeff. Davis
Johnston
Confederacy
Johnson
Fitz Hugh Lee
Wade Hampton
Napoleon
Napoleon the Great
Washington
England
Ireland
Scotland
John Pope
Virginia
Department of the Northwest
Grant
Springfield
Ill
Shenandoah Valley
Dispatches Chronicle Civil War Movements and Attacks
Stanton reports Warren holding ground seven miles from Richmond after a sharp engagement on the left. Crawford’s detachment repulsed a probing force. Hancock and Wright pressed after nightfall with uncertain readiness. Burnside crosses creation near Liz and Sheridan's cavalry screen on the left. Butler notes Grant advancing toward Mechanicsville as siege lines hold against Lee. Mayor of Richmond jailed. Meantime Appomattox communications indicate Confederate defenses holding.
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Washineton
Dix
Army of the Potomac
Sherman
Dallas
McPherson
E. M. Stanton
Puirapelpura
the Inquirer
Army of the
Sheridan
South Anna
Richmond
Lee
Grant
Warren
Crawford
Shady Grove Church
Ewell
Wright
Hancock
Col
Brooks
Burnside
Lotopatony Creek
6Th Corps
Smith
New Castle
Gregg
Torbitt
Wilson
Chickahominy
Ih. M. Stanton
Ton
Butler
Mechanicsville
Mechanicsville Turnpike
Rich
Castle Thunder
Spring Hill
Appomatox
Prices and goods listing from Illinois Wisconsin market page
A dense price and goods list detailing wholesale items such as flour, butter, cheese, mackerel, pork, beef, wheat, and various staples. The snippet includes unit measures, brand names, and scattered numeric prices for commodities like flour, fish, meat, produce, and farm supplies. It reads as a market catalog from a regional commerce page.
Public sale of Ligging House tavern estate in Warren County
By order of the Orphans Court the administratrix Eliza Siggins will expose to sale at Warren Court House on June 6 1864 at ten in the morning a tavern stand known as the Ligging House with a barn on a parcel of land in Youngsville bounded by Main Depot and Kin streets containing about forty one perches. One third cash with balance in three equal annual payments secured by mortgage and judgment bond. Also notice of local liquor license petitions for Warren and surrounding areas filed for June term 1864 with names including McKinney Morrison Raupe Shaw White King Kingsley Davis Edgerton and others.
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Orphan’s Court
Warren
John Siggins
Court House
Main Street
Depot Street
C. Y. Kinnear
J. S. Trask
Eliza Siggins
Youngsville
Court of Quarter Sessions
Thomas McKinney
Warren Boro
R. Crocker
Abijah Morrison
John Henhart
S.C. Raupe
W. P. Shaw
G. P. White
F. ©. King
Kingsley & Davis
W. D. Edgerton
Trial at June term 1864 listing multiple defendants
For Trial at June term 1864 on the first Monday and sixth day Brown Brothers WE Whitney P Falconer J Knowlton EN Holmes L Hilburner GW Buel AC & AD Blodget Susan J Jones Hf He Evans A F Davis Smith & Davis Darius Mead A Morrison Harmon et al for use Hl H Dennis Johnsond& Brown use Palmer E D Williams M Dalrymple John Black & Co John Black J W Hunter David Clark Benedict et al W C Mead O A Lockwood Thos MaGee use of C B Curtis M C Dalrymple
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Brown Brothers
Whitney P Falconer
J Knowlton
EN Holmes
Hilburner
Buel
AC & AD
Susan J Jones
He Evans
F Davis Smith
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Edie
Warren, PA
MR. Seward
MR. Dayton
Ilinois
Wm. Bross
Chicago Tribune
Bress
Cleveland
Copperhead
Great Union Party
Abraham Lincoln
John C. Fremont
John B. Cochran
G. W. Scofield
Union Party
Ehrie Gazette
Philadelphia
Adams County
Penna
Pennsylvania
Ohio Union
Columbus
Baltimore
Lincoln
Joseph Howard
Brooklyn Hagle
Fort Lafayette
The
World and Journal of Commerce
Carroll
Ohio
Sam
Crisis In
Cincinnati
Thomas Corwin
San Francisco
Maryland
Sanitary Commission
New York
War Department
Hawes
Meade
Gen. Hancock
Gen. Grant
Warren Market
Ind
LES Asburs
Thew County
Penns
Warren Warylvania
Louviea Moore
A. C. Mathers
C. F. Miller
T. J. Morgan
A. McGilvra
A. Rounds
John Smith
Cha’s. Spinner
Rosabell Stephens
Peter Simmons
L. Stacy
Hamilton H. Taylor
A. H. Jimlin
E. H Thomas
Cornelius Tillotson
Richard My
Advertusea
C. Smith, Jr
P. M
Rvine Woolen Factory
Irvine Woolen
E. Cass
J. Lobley
Wa. McKee
pPpRivatct
SAT
Warren County
Dee Beach
N. & E. Part
8. & E. Part
NFE
S. W
Thhe Carver
van Be Ae R. Brown, Esq
Allentown, Pa
Tidioute Boro
Columbus Boro
Sugar Grove
Pine Grove
Enterprise
Pittsfield
Irvine
Bristol
Whitney
Wetmore & Mansfield
P Falconer
Curtis Impl
D &E
EH Dunn
O Blodget
Jas Parshal
John P Jones
Thos Gilmore
Hoar
Lowry & Eddy
MaGee
R &E
R W Cohell
Warren Leonard
Pateh
Same
al Adii
F B Guthrie
J CO & D Mead
Isaac H. Hiller
Warre
Orphan's Court
Wm. T. Brown
Ethan
Cowls
John W. Snyder
Wm. Snyder
Amasa Howard
Nathan Howard
Jas. G. Marsh
Register. Register’s Office
Schnur & Ruhlinn
New York City
Cassimeres
Crufies
Wm. Messner
Water Street
J. N. Schnur
A. Ruhlman
Warren News Depot
A. F. Davis
Joe Barber
News Depot
Jerome Davis
Buffalo
Gen. McClellan
Market
Water Streets
S. J. Page
Hutchinson
Music Store
Dun
N. Y
Wheeler & Wilson
W. B. Bradbury’s
Knabe & Co’s
Kurtsman & Hinze’s
Steinway
Carhart, Needham & Co
Jewett & Goodman
Whitney & Holt
H. W. Smith
Melode
American Organs
Dunkirk
Free OF
Hemmer, Comstock, Botsford & Breed
Jamestown N. Y
Babylon
Johny
S. C. Foster
H. B. Wok
H. W Beecher
G.W
Pammer
Ulysses
Ger ‘Iar
Henry Tucker
Dixie
Christ
Foster
Bradbury
M. Ford
Stockton
J. D. Maynard
Sinclearville
H. J. Maynard
Ellingtn
C. J. Willard Dunkirk
Lake Shore Bank
Philadelphia and Erie
Erie
Lake Erie
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Lamont
S. E. Cor
Market Sts
S. B. Kingston, Jr
Phi
J.W. Reynolds
J.M. Drill
H. H. Houston
Phil’a
Lewis L. Youpt
Phil's Jos
D. Pott
Williamsport
Erie and
Pittsburg
Girard
Sharon
Clarksville
Espyville
Center Road
Springs Wells
Crosses
J. Lewis Grant
Buffalo and Erie Railroad
Toledo
Com. Pleas
Allan
Niki T
Reapey Kerra Libellant
Martha Keith
Court of Common Pleas
Ruben Keith
A. D
H. P. Kinnear
L. S
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