Ocean Queen Arrival Reports Inbound Steamship Event
Newsby telegraph notes the Ocean Queen arrival in New York after Havre and Quebec passages. Dispatch highlights Atlantic Telegraph stock movement and quotes the Paris Moniteur defense of peace treaty with Emperors remarks praising France, Italy, and European stability after Allied conflicts.
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Ocean Queen
New Youk
Havre
Soysdamspten
Quebec
Merrit
United
Sia
Tunis
Paneer
Atlantic Telegraph
Paris Moniteur
L. Se Count de Morely
M. Baraclar
Verona
Europe
Rhine
Adige
France
Mincio
Adriatic
Italy
Piedmont
Persia Arrives as Zurich Peace Talks Open
The Cunard steamship Persia reached Liverpool on July 28 as European diplomacy moves toward a Zurich conference. Italy shows discontent with peace terms and Sardinia remains mostly silent on the Austro French arrangement. In Britain, debates on policy and taxation continue while the Paris market shows losses and the German Diet plans a peacetime posture.
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New York
Cunard
Persia
Liverpool
Bremen
Glasgow
Raiburg
France
Austria
Zurich
Sardinia
Italy
Tuscany
House of Commons
D'Israeli
Peace Congress
Lord Palmerston
John Russell
England
Ceterin
Mr. Gee
Napoleon
St. Cloud
Jytes
London
Julia Noon
Kentucky election update from Louisville and Ashland Districts
Kentucky election reports from Louisville dated August 1 to 3 show close races in Ashland District with Brown likely defeating Jewett in Fifth District and Mallory leading opposition gains in Pera District. Mallory elected to Congress with several districts leaning Democratic or opposition. Jefferson County notes a 1000 vote gain for Democrats. statewide governor Magoffin expected to win and legislature to favor a small Democratic majority.
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Kentucky
Louisville
Ashland
Brown
Jewett
Pera
Mallory
Holt
Jefferson County
Congress
B. Burnett
Peyton
Brystow
Anderson
Bps
Garrard
Simms
Moore
Stevenson
Magoffin
Alabama Election Returns Set for August Ballots
In Alabama Mozirz on August 3 Hon James A Stallworth Democrat is reelected to Congress by 3000 votes in the Third District David Clapton Democrat leads J Judge Independent Southern Rights Candidate by 200 votes In St Louis August 2 incomplete county returns show Republican victory with wide margin except for Clerk of the Criminal Court.
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Alabama
Mozirz
James A. Stallworth
David Clapton
J Judge
Independent
Southern Rights
St. Louis
Criminal Court
New York Market Steady With Selective Gains Across Stocks
The New York stock list shows dullness but reduced selling pressure. New York Central rises about 40 percent with a closing at 733 74, Erie shares advance amid talk of a management change in October. Pacific Mail opens 71, ends 72, while interior demand remains light and little business is done in several names. Bond activity is quiet with low turnover and government issues hold firmer, money market steady with 6 percent call rates and 7.8 percent for prime notes. Second Board firm with Erie, Illinois Central, and Galena & Chicago improvements noted.
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New York Stock Market
New York
Stock Exchange
New York Central
Erie
Erie Advanced
Illinois Central
Galena
Chicago
N.Y
Cincinnati Excursioniste Visit to Public Institutions
At nine o'clock in the morning of August 4 Cincinnati excursionists were received by C. P. Cornian president of the select council. They toured the city's public institutions and planned a Delaware and Schuylkill excursion before visiting passenger rail, fire alarm and police telegraph workings for practical insights.
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Eames
C. P. Cornian
Select Council
Delaware and
Schuylkill
New York Democrats Call for State Convention Delegates
The New York Democratic State Committee met in Albany and unanimously urged each assembly district to appoint one man to a State Convention at Syracuse on September 14 for nominating State officers and selecting delegates to the Charleston Convention.
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Petitical
New York
New York Democratic State Committee
Albany
Assembly
Syracuse
Charleston
Train Plunge Kills Thirteen on Northern Railroad Bridge
Albany August 3 Terrible accident on the Northern Railroad near Scagticoke as a southbound train plunged from a bridge into Taashannock creek. Thirteen killed and many wounded with later reports increasing missing bodies and a coroner’s inquest blamed a rotten unsafe bridge. Names include Mrs Schuyler Mrs Cooley Chas Plumpton David Russell Pat Connolly and others from Albany Vermont Greenbush Troy Bytown Quebec Ontario and New York City.
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Albany
Northern
Scagticoke
Schuyler
Cooley
Chas. Plumpton
Vermont
David Russell
Pat Connolly
Greenbush
G. 8. Cooley
Thomas McCormick
Michael Flannery
Troy
John Tescon
Quebec
Arthur Forbes
Bytown
Ontario County
N. Y
Charles Perry
Clarmont
Prentice
New York City
J. C. Kayne
Dayton
Ohio
W. S.harris
White Water
Wis
Thomas Talbot
H. J. A. Fuller
Charles Plympton
Albany, Vermont and Canada
Tamberinock
Overland Mail Arrives Amid Mixed Business News
The Overland mail reached St Louis on August 3 with dates to the 11th ult. Business activity rose but prices did not improve. Chips Flat precincts burned on the 9th ult causing heavy losses. Rough and Ready Nevada nearly destroyed. Libels against the City of Washington valued at 50 000. Democrats gain one Legislature member two county commissioners and a clerk. Republicans secure remaining candidates. Sunday Reform Measure passed by a large majority.
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Overland Mail
St. Louis
Chips Flat
Rough and Ready
Nevada An
City of
Washington
Slestad
Letter from Gov Wise on Tammany, Douglas, and Charleston
The New York Herald publishes a letter attributed to Gov. Wise arguing for a district plan to unite the South and thwart Douglas and Buchanan. He predicts Virginia will stand firm on protection for all and hints at beating Seward or Douglas if Charleston nominates rivals. The letter has created a tremendous sensation at Albany.
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Gov. Wise
New York
New York Herald
Tammany Regency
Charleston
Douglas
Buchanan
South
Virginia
Mr. Douglas
Seward
Las
Jas
Albany
Illness News and Local Appointments Reach Washington
Private dispatches report Senator Jefferson Davis of Mississippi seriously ill. The Secretary of the Treasury traveled from Washington to Georgia on a brief home visit. A Cincinnati city council meeting appointed a committee for mayoral duties as visitors were due at 5 this evening. Horace Mann of Antioch College died at Yellow Spring.
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Washington
Jefferson Davis
Missis
Cincinnati
Horace Mann
Antioch College
Yellow
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W. T. Barker
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Beach
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Law
U. S. District Court
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Vandever
Attorney At Law
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Jeolidéwtt
ROWA
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Wm. Vandever
Wilson’s Building
No. 130
Burge
Hazelton
Buchanan County
DuesuQue Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Dubuque Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Harmony
Julien
James Doyle
Hicago Paper
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Arehouse
G. H. & L. Laflin
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Armstrong & CO
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J. F. Churchill
Paris
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Br. Jes. R. Chilton
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Williams & Potter
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Gridley
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