British Resolve on Cuban Crisis and American Disputes
In a parliamentary debate the government defends its position on the Cuban crisis and the American outrages claim. It notes a potential overstep by some ship commanders and asserts readiness to acknowledge errors, while considering withdrawal of the squadron from Cuban waters. Lords discuss plenipotentiaries in China and the slave trade, with press commentary urging policy varies.
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Englang
Fitsoreald
Bright
Thia
Aearoh
Ayacrcs
Cuban
Roebuck
Great Britain
J. Pakington
House of Commons
Fitegerald
China
Canton
Pekin
Aa Thay
House of Lords
London Times
Rogland
United States
France
Spain
London Post
England
London Daily News
Africa
The
Lord Verby
Eveae Aghut
Auburn Advertiser
A. Goodwin
Detroit
Aublin
Inet
Ford Tha
Weir House
Goodwin
Washington
District of Columbia
Col Steptoe's Fight with the Indians
Report from San Francisco on June 6 1863 details Col Steptoe's clash with Tudiunw forces near the Snake River. Five companies with about 400 men faced about 1500 mixed Snake Palouse and allied tribes. Three officers killed incl Gapreain Wynders and Tneut Guelen. two boats seized. most pack animals lost. Col Steptoe reportedly withdrew after a hasty engagement while crossing rival grounds. General Clarke orders reinforcements up the Columbia. The steamship Mary lies at Mare Island Navy Yard awaiting orders to Puget Sound cooperation with land forces.
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Steptoe
S.Y. Meralis
San Francisco
Porsma
Col
Steptos
Ofliwere
Sy Wen
Gapreain Wynders
Tneut
Guelen
Todians
Stoptoo
Laller
Llaller
Uthre
Cen
Qlarke
Columbia River
Mary
Mare Sat
Navy Yard
Poyet Sound
Indian depredations along the Minnesota river threaten settlers
Reports from the Dakota Territory allege Yankton tribes engaged in depredations against White settlers along the Minnesota river. They claim unpaid government funds, vow to recover them, and drive out settlers. Villages Medary and Mundran burned. a train at Madarry plundered while settlers mass for defense as Indian difficulties rise in Nebraska.
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Yankton
Minnerota River
Medary
Mundran
Madarry
Minnesota
Corvette Raised From Submerged Hull in Boston Harbor
In Boston harbor under Co Gowen of Boston American Company raises a sixteen gun corvette in good preservation. The vessel was freed with newly ready caisson machinery and will hasten continuing salvage of submerged ships of war, part of a broader effort over ten months to raise fragments and destroy vessels underwater. Also notes Paris San Juan canal schemes, and prospect of cheap heat impacting western rail freight. railcar counts and crop concerns amid summer fears.
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Mons. Betty
San Juans
Paris
Muna
Bally
San Juan River
Kcaragua
Millaud
To Republies
Vranea
Muglend
Sardiuia
Lewis
Uniter Ntates
Constitucionel
Jonathon
Adams County Meeting Urges Delegates for Gettysburg Convention
In Gettysburg on Monday, June 28, the Union County Committee unanimously invited Adams County citizens opposed to the current national administration to meet and elect two delegates from each borough to attend a county convention on August at 10 AM. The plan aims to nominate a People's Ticket and support Congress and other business as needed. The Chambersburg Repository defends its stance on district candidates and criticizes the paper’s language and perceived implications.
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Union
Gettysburg
Alugust
Chambersburg
Franklin County
Brst
Daiyen
Yanather P
Senatorial Delegates Named in Franklin Union County
Franklin county's Vare notes a Senatorial Delegate was appointed to the Inst State Convention by Franklin, with Union County Adams appointing Dr. Faunusroc as Representative Delegate. Joint conventions admitted double delegates from Franklin and Adams amid separate Republican calls, including W. Crooks and J.B Flensit, while Gen. We. F. Wane and Dr. B. E. Farnistock also received seats as delegates under union auspices.
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Franklin County
Franklin
Union County Committee
Adams
Faunusroc
Wa Ais
Republican State Committee
Republican Association
New Oxford
W. Crooks
J.B Flensit
Union Party
Republican Association of
Bas
Union County
We. F Wane
BE. G. Farnistock
West State
Hila
Wincis
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Eve
Douglas
Lincoln
Ian
Harvest News From Adams County Climate and Rail Work
The Harvest describes a strong crop outlook with wheat rye oats and corn thriving across the county. Weather records show heat waves reaching the upper 90s and 90s, with thunderstorms and a fatal lightning incident near Hanover. Rail construction from New Oxford toward Carlisle proceeds, while a public school director proposes a summer normal class. Accidents include a toll on the Tartlestown Railroad and a horse driven bogey incident. several prominent deaths and political notes follow at length.
News and Disparate Events From Across the Atlantic
The steamship Moses Taylor reached New York with $1.8 million in gold and California news. In San Francisco 3,000 prospectors head for the Fraes river diggings. Nevada fire ruins valued at $130,000 near Ban Anin. Sao Francisco fire destroys ten buildings worth $40,000. Mexico reports heavy foreign tax causing unrest and expulsion orders for noncompliers. The American Minister withdraws with passports. Liberal forces gain strength as Zuluegs seeks refuge in Tampico. Oregon war updates mention a government dispatch to recall Gen. Marney and moves toward Utah and the Walla Walla valley. Treaties with Indians hover unresolved. fears of attacks rise. Napoleon’s ongoing plans and European power balance loom, with speculation on Suez access and India routes amid European shifts.
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Moses Taylor
New York
California, &c
California
San Francisco
Nevada
Basi
Ban Aninaa
Mey
Sao Francisco
Mexico
Zuluegs
Tampico
Indiana
Oregon
St. Louis
Marney
Bia
Utah
Stuptee
United States Senate
War Department
Utsh
Sonke River Valley
Fort Walla Walla
Buchanan Standard and Labor Wages Debate
A political satire questions Chancellor Buchanan's honesty amid high Treasury spending. It notes Chicago’s plan to cut laborers’ wages to 50 cents daily and cites Western wage declines from 75 to 80 cents, suggesting wages may fall toward the Buchanan standard.
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Hilfa Dullar
Ghicagy
Chicwo
Hestera
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