Unclear fragmentary European dispatch hints at shifting powers
The text suggests a cautious shift in European policy regarding the blockade with the Emperor of F yielding to British influence. It hints at potential changes as Federal armies advance, with distant prospects of new governments forming before any Western intervention resumes.
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Europe
Wis
Bingle
H. J Rarwond & Co
The
New
Your Ties
New York City
Expulsion of the Traitor Bright in the North
A dated Civil War era piece denounces Bright as a traitor linked to Jeff Davis Wigfall and others. It cites Bright's 1861 letter to Jefferson Davis proposing Thomas B Lincoln of Texas as an arms dealer. The article urges expulsion of Bright and other alleged disloyal lawmakers.
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Bright
North
Jeff
Davis
Wigfall
South
Jel. Davis
Confederate States
Lincoln
Texas
Wasamaton
Thoma B. Lincoln
Provisional Rebel Address Urges Total War and Unity
A Confederate proclamation from Georgia leaders calls for national unity, unlimited mobilization, and harsh measures against the enemy. It warns of invasion risks, praises wartime resolve, and urges citizens to arm, endure sacrifice, and burn homes if necessary to defend the nation.
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Jaly
Confederate States
Georgia
Council
Sahara
Pest
Steamship Movements and Anglo American Dispatch Debate
The Jora arrived at 11 45 p m after sailing from Liverpool and Londonderry. The Deenaking returned to Holyhead after a collision. Vinson and Slidell reached Southampton with no public demonstration. British policy on Trent dispatches is debated as conflicting with Seward, with Earl Russell denying British acquiescence. Napoleon opens the French Chamber urging neutral rights and pacific terms, hinting at possible French action if interests demand it.
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Liverpool
Londondery
New York
Holyfiead
Vinson
I Slidell
Southampton
London
Paris
Lord Lyons
Mr. Seward
Trent
Dover
Dallas
Halifax
Seward
Earl Russell
Great Britain
France
Napoleon
America
NEW York Weekly Times
United States
Ita
Times
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Weekly Times
NEW York Daily Times
Ohio Legislature Sees Bills Passed and Resolutions Read
The Ohio Senate introduced amendments to aid families of soldiers and addressed bills on gambling, indictments, and public debts. Petitions from Delaware and Warren counties urged stricter immigration rules and criminal costs reform. A resolution called for expulsion of sutlers from the army and expansion of soldiers’ rations.
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Ohio
Scott
Warren County
Marale
Edlis
Finance Committee
McCook
Senate
Mc Myers
Columbus
Sapler
General Assembly
Ono
Congresa
Indera
House Petitions and bills in session adjournment note
House petitions were presented and referred for fee and salary reductions for state and deputy officers. A bill to amend an act punishing cutting down or destroying fruit trees and stealing produce in certain counties was introduced and read first time. Senate messages were read, committee reports disposed of. Senate joint resolutions on soldier protection and anti fraud laws were adopted. House adjourned until Tuesday next.
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