Baptism of a Chinese Convert at Ascension Church New York
The Express notes the baptism of Yung Kiubg Nga a Chinese youth of about 18 at the Church of the Ascension in New York. He intends to devote himself to missionary work among his countrymen and studies at Rev. Dr Anthon's School. Another Chinese convert recently received in Philadelphia attended the ceremony.
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Church of the Ascension
New York
Protestant Episcopal Church
Yung Kiubg Nga
Shanghae
Expres
Yong Kiung Nga
Anthon
Kona
Philadelphia
Ascension Church
Mormons on Beaver Island Invasion and Arrests
Various reports describe bands of men traveling from Zow Lake Michigan toward Beaver Island to arrest Mormons living there. Several articles in their possession were identified as stolen by parties who knew the items.
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Political shifts and travels stir South era
The piece notes Kenneth Rayner declining a vice presidential nomination and supporting Fillmore. It cites Southern Whig splits, Gary Smith taking command of the Military Department of the West with HQ moved to Fort Leavenworth, and Simmer remaining subordinate to Smith. It mentions Ex President Wael Boren backing the Missouri Compromise repeal and Kansas bill, a Richmond editor Pleasante confronting Gov Wise, Britain’s force statements, and Bayard Taylor planning two years abroad with Kennett and the painter Kennett sailing.
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Military Department of the West
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Simmer
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England
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