Turko Russian War News From Danube to Braila Battles
Letters from Vienna and London detail Russian Danube crossings on June 9 11 with cavalry and Cossacks. Ismail and Braila operations progress. Turkish garrisons retreat after bombardment and the bridge is completed. Reports mention Isaktsycha surrender and Braila siege, with naval actions near Braila and Anapa battles.
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Artiliery
Danube
Persia
Wittgenstein
Pacha
Isakiycha
Isaktschay
Isaktscha
Pachas
Braila
Matchine
Lavadovsky
Recht
Morenc
Iuth
Duats
Gren
Alexis Orluf
Henry de Rechepequene
Augesburgh
Semlin
Garriin Ul “Wraila
Thorst Ripesians
Breil
St. Petersburgh
Loth Inst
Mraila Vield
Wittrenstein
Ismael
Colombian declarations crown Bolivar and Laira tor governor
Public documents from Colombia announced in Philadelphia detail Bogota’s June declaration of Bolivar as supreme governor with full powers. A July move in Cara cas followed, naming Lairator president with sweeping powers to reorganize and preserve the republic’s credit.
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Colombia
Philadelphia
Davis
Laguira
Sanderson
Caracas
Nts
Lai Rator
WNH
Boltatie Gaital
Ocuna
Indian justice execution at Fort Mitchell shocks Creek Nation
A Cherokee and a negro were executed at Fort Mitchell on the Chatahouchy for the murder of Redner, a white man. The scene featured a log stake, knife strikes to the heart, and a final shared demise as both victim and executioners ended their acts. Meanwhile pirates attacked a Veracruz packet, and the American Bible Society reports expansion with new presses and staff. A 121-year-old black woman dies in Dorchester County.
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Muirpcervilze
Fort Mitchell
Chatahouchy
Redner
Turskeega
Little Prince
Ruth
Havanna
Vere Cruz
Bordeaux
Ike
Dorchester Co
Maryland
Africa
Memorial on vine varis cultivation in seventy two departments
Proprietors of vine varis in Garonda lrance presented a memorial to the Arty h legislature. It states the vine is cultivated in seventy two departments of France over a spread of 86 hectares.
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Garonda Lrance
France
Thengual production and Norfolk horse outbreak report
The report describes a vast Gironde vineyard operation valued at 63 161 928 francs with 3 921 586 hectoliters of wine and 80 million francs in annual culture costs. It notes 200 90 workers affected and a broader labor impact. Also described is a distressing Norfolk scene of hydrophobia in a horse owned by Mr. Wm H Thompson, driven by rabid dog exposure from Mr. Danby, causing violent fits and frantic behavior.
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Alke
Gironde
Department
Norfolk
Wm.h. Thompson
Danby
Gold and silver flows to England via new routes
The article notes large shipments of gold and silver to Britain from Bengal, Bombay, and the Americas. About 750,000 in precious metal has reached India, and over a million dollars arrived aboard Ranger from the western coasts. Additional shipments from Mexico and other ports are anticipated as British spending on fortifications and public works in Canada continues.
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Lonnox
House of Commona
Yeste
John Russell
Peel
Portugal
Don Miguel
Lisbon
R. Peel
Turkey
Botania
Belrere
Rontiers
Belgrave
Bothnia
Cali
Cape Avoudagh
Anapa
Perovsky
Aman
Anaj
Prince Menschikoff
Faman
13Th Regiment of
Chasseurs
Lissétsky
Scapsoughs
Prince Menachikoffit
Ganymede
Sundjoukale
Trebicond
Falcon
Andpa
Mercury
Windham
New England
Mn T
Hone
England
Spain
Murapey
Ki. India Comepany
Bengal
Bombay
Ranger
America
Mexico
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Jth
Conaul
Bucharest
Raila
Malta
Navthe
Ative
Constantinople
Ibrahim Pacha
Pants
Satonine
Beschat
Anaza
Adiial Greig
Pirat
Rio Janeiro
St. Fhymas
Gaya
Boston
China
Aden
Greta
Jett Kerk
Tiasing
Morning Star
Corona
Cadiz
Fabius
Balt
Chion
Harmate
Peter
Ashe Cadia
American Bible Society
New York Observer
Boston Commercial Gazette
Rio de Janeiro
Brazils
Montreal
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