London and Paris News Involving Diplomats and Trials
From London to Boston reports Andrew Stevenson arrival, Patterson dies in Antwerp on July 7 at 63, Alibeau execution in Paris for king killing, storms strike England, Reis Effendi dismissal rumors, and Mexico Texas tensions with forts and blockades.
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London
Boston
Andrew Stevenson
Uni- States
Court of St. James
Patterson
Belgium
Antwerp
Alebeau
France
Paris
England
Francis Freeling
General Post Office
House of Commons
Vienna
Reis Effendi
Church
Augshure Gazette
Constantinople
Lord Ponsonby
Reis
Istaritz
Grosswardein
Hungary
Athens
Greece
Acarnania
Guttenberg
Zurich
Berne
Frosehauer
Triomphante
Cherbourg
Hind Castle
Promphant
Convert in Ireland and rise of Roman Catholic conversions
The Dublin Record notes priests renouncing Rome and laity joining the Established Church. It reports Mrs Edwards reforming after a debate with Rev Nolan, plus Swaine the Carmelite priest abandoning Rome and heading to America. Observers foresee more conversions in the city.
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Ireland
Dublin
Rome
Babylon
Theylby
O'Reilly
Cay
M. Nolan
Tie
Swaine
York Row
Presbyterian Assembly Report on Popery in Scotland
A summary from the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Scotland notes the rise of Popery in towns, aided by Irish laborers. Glasgow now has more Catholics than in 1796 Scotland, and Dundee's Catholic population grows to about 5,000. The report urges upholding Protestant principles through controversy, sermons, and affordable writings.
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General Assembly
Presbyterian Church of Scotland
Glasgow
Scotland
Dundee
Faris Shadiac Joins Malta Mission Press as Arabic Translator
A Cincinnati Journal correspondent reports in January from Malta that Faris Shadiac, brother of Asa Shadiac, arrived with his wife from Egypt to work as an Arabic translator at the Church Mission Society printing establishment. The Maronite Shadiac family from Mount Lebanon faced persecution. Asa’s fate remains uncertain. Faris, less devout than Asa, hopes missionary ties will influence him. the couple wore Oriental dress and attended Rev Shieeny's meeting, though they understood little of the English sermon.
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Cincinnati
Disney
Kesolved
Wilson N. Brown
Boston
Trong Sal
N.Y. Evening Post
Potomac
Faris Shadiac
Cincinnati Journal
Malta
Asa Shadiac
United States
Shadiae
Mount Lebanon
Beyroot
Asa Shadiae
Faris Shadine
Tle
Neypt
Church Mission Society
Faris
Asa
Shieeny
Awful Steamboat Disaster On Ohio River
An explosion on the steamboat Morro near Blannerhassett Island killed eleven and injured eight others. Engineers, deck and cabin passengers including W. Adams of Pittsburgh died. Adams had just graduated in Kentucky and was honored by fellow students. The Roanoke aided after the blast and carried news of the tragedy.
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Metro
Adams
W. EF. Adams
Slouidaysburch
Pennsylvania
Roanoke
Young Adams
Amily
Rmathya
Beet Sugar From Beets At Hudson River Seminary
Interview with Rev. D. M. Smith reports success in producing domestic sugar from beets at the Manual Labor Seminary near Hudson. A small beet processing setup yielded juice with a cheese press and simple evaporation, prompting plans to cultivate seed from Philadelphia for local farming. The piece also recalls anecdotes about Randolph and a slave trader, highlighting the era’s tensions surrounding slavery.
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D. M. Smith
Manual Labor Seminary
North River
Hudson
Smith
Frederick Brown
Philadelphia
Hudson River Seminary
Gaz
Slavery and Texas Statehood Debate in Times View
The Loson Daily Times comments on Texas independence or rejoining the Union, warning that independence could become a vast slave market while union could lead to new slaveholding states. It urges the North and West to oppose the project to prevent domination by slaveholding interests.
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Texas
Congress
Arkansas
Missouri
Loston Daily Times
SCHOOLS IN PRUSSIA
A depiction of Prussia’s education system praising universal schooling. It lauds the king for prioritizing moral and religious instruction over intellect, urging American teachers and parents to adopt similar patterns to form youths with Christian values.
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Prussia
America
Missionaries to Greece sail for Mediterranean Sea Eagle
Rev Messrs Benjamin and Ladd with their wives in this city expect to sail this week for the Mediterranean aboard the Sea Eagle. Benjamin will be stationed at Athens or Argos in Greece while Ladd will join Pease who has recently explored Cyprus on a mission.
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Mexico
Texas
Cajaco
Guadalajara
Santa Anna
Filosola
Matamoros
Urrea
Galveston
Greece
Messrs
Benjamin and
Ladd
Mediterranean
Sea Eagle
Benjamin
Athens
Argos
Pease
Cyprus
Boston Recorder
Thines
Honstutu
Ian
Mr. Chamberlain
Ephraim Spaulding
American Board
Sandwich Islands
Robert Ralston
Philadelphia
Lahaine
Lahaina
Theological School
Waterville CoLizar
Maine
Aveuet 2
Benjamin Tajpan
Ra?cock
Wae E. Pauterson
Providence
Aston Cottees
Union College
John Paul
Carrickfergus
Ireland
George P. Miller
Hartwick Seminary
Washington Cotteer
Hartford
D. D
Cyrus Stebbins
Waterford
New York
John Frederick Schroeder
York City
Thomas Lindall Winthrop
Boston
Bristol Collins
Sami A. McCoskry
Michicar
Wasacrove
Itcaceel Cotteor
GR Church
Rauch
Marshal College
Western Reserve College
Theological Seminary
G. R
Mercersiart
Lle
Cink
A.M
Braumeton Col
A.B
Cape Breton
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
Waltershy
Unpleasant confrontation between Michigan Governor Mason and Gen Boynton
An Ohio correspondent recalls an incident in Detroit where Governor Stephen Mason allegedly attacked Gen. Boynton with a carving knife during a dispute over Michigan's boundary and statehood. Boynton warded off the blow, wrestled the knife away, and forced Mason into the street, then blooded his coat and bound him with a horse whip.
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Detroit
Stephen Mason
Michigan
Gen. Boynton
Gen. B
American Hotel
Mason
Portland
Pattern of Temperance Becomes Mail Stage Legend
Mr Willis Barna began driving the Boston to Portsmouth mail stage in October 1810 and, for twenty six years to the next October, has not touched spirits or tobacco nor signed a temperance pledge.
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Willis Barnabee
Boston
Portsmouth
N. H
Preservation of a Free Government and Local Grief
A 19th century reflection emphasizes duty to protect liberty and aid neighbors as foundation for a free government. The death of Robert Ratston, a noted merchant and philanthropist, is noted with regret. A Moscow custom on betrothal reviews is described with proposals to parents following the procession.
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Robert Hall
Moscow
Paris
Kentucky Exteriors Sheriffs meet at Frankfort counts and results
The Sheriffs met in Frankfort this week to compare polls. Clark leads Flournoy 38,587 to 30,491 with a 3,038 margin. The next legislature leans anti administration in the Senate 24 to 14 and in the House 68 to 42. The report also covers national remarks on civil authority and public order.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
Clark
Flournoy
Senate
House of Representatives
Revered champion of liberty praised for religious freedom
The writer extols a venerable confessor of liberty who defended conscience rights and asylum for persecuted groups. He praises the founder's spirit of liberty, worship according to truth and duty, and enduring memory in the community, urging that rights of free discussion and belief never be denied.
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Ness
WM. E. Channing
Thomas Hl. Webb
M.D
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