Steamboat New Hampshire Blows Up Off Little Rock
The steamer New Hampshire exploded below Little Rock Arkansas on the 6th killing sixteen people including two clerks and the first engineer. The boat capsized and was a total loss. About six thousand German emigrants head toward a Wisconsin county, with the advance guard reaching Manitouwek Wisconsin on the 7th.
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Wheat crop improving in Hagerstown county
The Hagerstown Herald reports rapid improvement in the county wheat crop. The Marlboro Gazette notes significant destitution among Prince George's County poor, with a wealthy local clergyman gathering funds to aid his parishioners. An iceberg was observed drifting past Nantucket’s south shore last Saturday.
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Intelligence from England on money market strain and U S relief
The Britannia reports severe money market pressure from large specie exports to pay for bread stalls. It notes Britain, Baltic, and European shortages, with the United States holding a grain surplus that drives coin into the country. War with Mexico and the sub treasury worsen circulation, risking future financial swamping once Europe’s crops recover. Bank dinner.
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