Savanach Republican Correspondence Report On Wreck
June 19 1850 correspondence notes Captain of the barque Lewellyn reporting a vessel found bottom up near latitude 31N on the Southern edge of the Gulf Stream. He observed the stern with the name fragment Thomas and described the wreck’s size suggesting a schooner.
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Savanach Republican
Key West
Jose J
Randall H. Green
Smith Sengers
Lewellyn
New-York
Latak
Thomas
President oversteps duties in pursuing Lopez case, critics say
The document argues the president improperly uses executive power to fund and direct additional counsel against General Lopez, contrasting with the independence of the judiciary. It questions neutrality and cites alleged treaty violations tied to actions on the high seas under the American flag.
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Yee
Randall H. Green
Tech
Cuba
New Irene
Fel
Mississippi
Col. O'Mara
Hawkins
Kentucky
Armstrong E. Lewis
Gonzales
O'ilara
Mlinn
Congress
Tsat
United States
Lopez
Casta
Spain
High Seas
N. O. Delia
The Collins Line Steamers Indicate Immense Size and Power
The N Mirror notes Collins Line steamers are about three thousand five hundred tons burthen and cost six hundred thousand dollars each, more than double the size of Cunard steamers. This ship would rival four fleet-class packets and surpass thirty ships sent to search for Sir John Franklin, with monumental interiors and amenities unseen in older packets.
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Collins
Barthen
Cunard
Sir
John Franklin
Columbus
New York
Liverpool
Improvement In Sugar Refining In Bristol
The Morning Herald reports a major sugar refining advance. Using force and a few additives, sugar that formerly took three to five weeks to refine is now completed in minutes. The witness from Messrs Boo at Bristol confirms the process and notes that sugar previously unusable in markets was rapidly converted into a product valued at about 30 shillings per cwt.
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Morning Herald
Messrs and Boo
Bristol
Sagara
Calamity of Flooding Threatens Sugar Plantations and State
A historic letter warns that immense crevasses and widespread overflows endanger the state’s most valuable lands, especially sugar crops. It notes losses between Mississippi and Berwick Bay, urges levee regulation, and calls for mercantile and bank sympathy to aid devastated planters while hoping the worst is past.
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Biyon Sara
Mississippi
Berwick’s Bay
Attakapas
Ahgar
Geology of Alabama Report Marks State Era
A review notes the first biennial Geology of Alabama report by M Toomey with a 175 page text and a geological map from Tuscaloosa. It surveys coal beds iron mines marble quarries and rich mineral wealth, highlights beautiful marbles and local Cahawha river specimens, and promises further discussion. Also mentions a bread making machine experiment by Dr Lewis with a recipe yielding a superior loaf.
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Alabama
M. Toomey
Tus
Caloosa
Tuomey
Cate
Middle
Union
Cahawha
Toontey
Mobile Herald of Tribune
Lewis
Mechanics”institute
Self
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