Right of Visitation in the Washington Treaty Debate
President's message to the House explains the treaty's eighth article and limits on visiting ships on the high seas. It argues for no new maritime rights, upholding anti slave trade aims and safeguarding U S flag from misuse, with Britain’s declarations examined.
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United States
House
Washington
Lord Aberteen
Everett
Lord Aberdeen
Fox
Great Britain
Jawa
Josewe
Po Lee
Iself
Baltimore American
Fyter
House of Representatives
Robert Peel
Diplomacy and War Clouds Grow Over Mexico Crisis
The newsletter reports strained US Mexico talks with withdrawal rumors and possible war. Ambassadorship of Waddy Thompson cited as pivotal while New York steamer officers arrive at Vera Cruz. Mexican unrest in Aux Cayes triggers sea evacuations and armed townspeople, signaling looming instability.
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New Orleans
New York
United States Revenue Caner
Woodbury
Waddy Thompson
Alexico
Mexico
United States
Siege actions and deaths in Campeachy theater reported
Late from Campeachy on the siege details three to four hundred Mexicans killed or wounded in a night attack near the Ail nencia Ghina. Victories for Yotalanese, and reports of leadership changes, with European beggars and a Russia incendiary punishment note. Farther, a Sandusky murder escapees again.
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Tice Brothers
New Orleans
Campeachy
Leutenant
St. Roman
Ciy
Ail Nencia Ghina
Merida
Minoo
Morales
Molina
Minon
Col
Baragan
Russia
Ronning
Gauniler
Large Sale of Feat estate in Potter County
A large sale of real estate in Potter County Pennsylvania occurred at the Exchange in Philadelphia. Properties near water navigation were offered, with 100 acres at an average of 52 cents per acre and four lots of sixty acres each at 40 cents per acre. Highest bid 90 cents per acre. lowest 37.5 cents. The Philadelphia Ledger reports.
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Philadelpha
Potter County
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Changing Positions in the Senate and Odd Tales
Ali Tallmadee recalls a republic era lie about a Westin Congress youth who opposed the U S Bank and later supported its charter. He argues experience may prove the wrongness of a position and credits Mr. Clay. Also reports curios about a live frog found in an oak stick and a Mesican slaughter fence with sheep.
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Senate
Westin Congress
TBI
United Staes Bank
Ohe Nationa Bank
ISL
United States
Tsiond
New York
Destructive City Fire Kills Several at Pugh & Alvord House
A devastating blaze Saturday afternoon at Walnut Street and the Canal destroyed the Pugh and Alvord building. Initial reports list up to twelve dead and about twenty wounded, with victims including Joseph Bonsall, Caleb Taylor, and others from local firms. Fire officials noted the inferno started in the smoke house and spread rapidly, gutting the main structure and blowing the eastern end into the street.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Gegelle
Elock
A.M
Ius Spacione
Marving
Joseph Bonsall
Caleb Taylor
Wendnut & Co, OH
Worthington
Shillings Co
I. Tharpe
T. G. Sharffer
Mr. Alvord
Pugh & Alvord
Samuel Schooley
Finch
John Blakmore
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Tmayti
Vragine
Joseph Atkins
Lolme’s Hole
Ali
Aux Cayes
Boston
Merchants’ Exchange Thal
Sehr. James
Marblehead
Jane Erskine
Joseph Atking
Capt
Wiggins
Europe
Denmark
Font
Thompson
Sandusky
Glin
Ghult
Western Scene
Missouri
Manon Ropoty
Stoo
Florida
Legislative Council of Florida
Flood
Bia Constituente
Messrs
Cromarlie
de la Reus
Floyd
Knowles
New Orleans Bee
Westerns Bank of
Baltimore
Amer
Ann
Bank of New York
Joshua Waddington
Via
Esiliim
Ali Tallmadee
O 8
Rendsil
Jerral
Mesica
Salem Register
Alvany
Bauck
Ike
Temperance Governon
New Hinton
Mrejar
House of Employment
Adams
Jas
A. Thompson
N. Bushey
James Mason
James Russell
Daniel Comfort
Martin Newman
Bfonry Welay
Ane
Samuel Cobeai
Poor and House of Employment
County of
Judo
Texsay Werpy
Samuel Copan
Dave i
Fames Russell
le Daniel Comfort
John Herner
Eck
Lord
Timothy Seed
Wim. Douglass
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