France and Britain in flux as Don Carlos voyage looms
From Havre to Paris, reports trace the British ministry’s shift on foreign policy and the French cabinet rift under Louis Philippe. Don Carlos’ possible London departure sparks market unease as Spain and Algeria weigh on investors, with cholera spreading from Madrid to nearby towns.
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New York
Florida
Capieran
Moran
Havre
Paris
Grey Ministry
Louis Phillippe
France
Lord Grey
Belgium
Spain
Portugal
England
Parie
Marshal Soult
Algiers
Don Carlos
Switzerland
du Havre
Dth
London
United Kingdom
Dieppe
Elisonde
Madrid
Balboca
Andalusia
London London Times aura on British Ministry changes
London reporting from the Birmingham packet ship Birmingham notes July 16 London Times commentary on the British ministry affair. It suggests no coalition ministry, predicts a rational reform government, and references radical and Conservative positions amid ongoing political shifts.
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New York
Birmingham
Patternon
Liverpool
London
Europe
Spain
London Times
Lospen
Melbourne cabinet ready for launch amid reform hopes
The Melbourne ministry appears nearly complete as the voyage toward tangible reforms progresses. Court circles note the sovereign’s audience with Lord Melbourne and anticipation of the king’s approval as ministers, including a possible Lord Duncannon as Home Secretary, remains uncertain regarding the Coercion Bill.
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Lod
Melbourne
Lord Melbourne
Windsor
St. James Palace
Lord Dancannon
Home Department
B.il
New English Ministry Formed After Cabinet Changes
The Humboldt arrives with London and Liverpool papers to the 20th. London Chronicle details the new ministry: Melbourne as first Lord of the Treasury, Buccannon at Home Office, Duncannon to the Lords, Sir John Lubbock as Woods and Forests Chief Commissioner, potential Nottingham candidate. Marl Grey era ministers largely retained. explanation expected in Parliament.
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England
London
Lord Melbourne
Treasury
Warl Grey
Viscount Buccannon
Llome
Lord Duncannon
House of Peers
Burke
House of Commins
John Cam Llobhouse
Vis
Duncannon
John
Nottingham
Marl Grey
Marquis Wellesley
Littleton
Late From New York News and Maritime Briefs
The David Brown arrives at Quarantine Ground from New York with healthful passengers. Market notes show U S Bank stock prices and government bill rates. Reports mention Metamoras support for Santa Anna, a Harvard College presidency rumor, a Philadelphia embezzler arrested in Havre, a Kingston Catholic Church attack, Baldwin’s Turnpike fire loss, pirates’ crew arrivals in Salem, and a Boston vessel description of a Blood Mare offered by the Birminhghsin voyage.
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Charteston
David Brown
Correy
New York
D. B
U. S
Texas
Matamoras
Metamoras
Boston
Everett
Quincy
Harvard College
Providence
Havre
WS. Sylvester
Philadelphia
Romulus
Savannah
Peel
Kingston
U. U
Buck
Messrs
Charles and
William Baldwin
Newburyport Turnpike
Panda
Portsmouth
England
Attica
Salem
Vues
Loney
Mackstaff and Maxwell
Liverpool
Courier and Enquirer
Colonization and Abolition Ties Exposed in Southern Commentary
The Columbia Times urges readers to see how Colonization and Abolition societies share aims, quoting Beecher and others to argue that Colonization serves as the parent of emancipation. The piece claims a strategic alignment of benevolent institutions and warns that silence by Colonization may enable abolitionist aims at home and Africa.
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England
Beecher
Cincinnatti
Journal of Commerce
Colonization Society
Home
Belog
New York
Colonization
Brotherhood OF
Africa
Léing
Fie Colonization Society
Taresient
Culoni
Amalgamation and Colonization Debate in Southern Banner
The Southern Banner attacks colonization as incendiary and dangerous, criticizing its pretended philanthropy. It argues emancipation must remove root causes, condemns whitening dependence, and warns South against deceitful pressures while praising a rail road link for the South and West as a path to vast profits.
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Vem. Devring
Benan
Pasteur Letter Details Early Railroad Progress to Decatur
A July 14 1834 letter from Col Thomas A Pasteur in Alabama to William Dearing describes the railroad from Courtland to Tuscumbia with a locomotive and passenger cars and daily freight wagons to Moulton. Major Long supports extending to intersect at Decatur with a route via Athens Pickens Shoals Lawrenceville Chattahoochee Cedar Creek and Willsville Valley to Decatur. Long plans to travel to Memphis soon.
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Col
Thomas A. Pasteur
Alabama
William Dearing
Sid
Tuscumbia
Moulton
Decatur
Major Long
Athens
Picken’s Shoals
Lawrenceville
Chattahoochee
Vann'e Valley
Cedar Creek
Coosa
Killer's Ferry
Will's Valley
Ross
Cox's
Borwn’s Valley
Missionary Station
Potter's
Fugitive Harris Offered Reward for Clarksville Murder
The Augusta paper notes a late received item about Eldridge G. Harris accused of murdering C. J. Hanke in Clarksville. The state governor offers 300 dollars with others contributing up to 500 dollars for Harris's apprehension.
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Eldridge G. Harris
C. J. Hanke
Clarksville
Appointment of Georgia Attorney General Ebenezer Stannis
Governor Lampain appoints Ebenezer Stannis Esq as Attorney General of Georgia replacing Cuantes J Jenxxys who has resigned. Stannis takes office pending any formalities and assumes duties of head legal officer for the state.
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Lampain
Ebenezer Stannis
State of
Georgia
Cuantes J. Jenxxys
Theatrical Crowds Praise Simpson & Co. and Mogul Tale
A large Wednesday audience enjoyed Simpson & Co. and The Mogul Tale at the Theatre. The pieces were well received as pleasing and seasonally appropriate, promising solid patronage. The manager plans a strong Charleston Theatre company for winter, likely to visit Augusta, and Mr. Hart is assured of a warm reception for the season.
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Simpson & Co
Charleston
Augusta
South
Hart
Cholera Deaths and Cases Update Across Cities
Reports from New York Albany Brooklin and Staten Island show fluctuating cholera cases with several days of declines in New York and Montreal while Quebec records six deaths and 1169 in six weeks. Health boards note disease linked to predisposing habits and ongoing vaccination efforts.
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New York
Board of Health
Journal of Commerce
Albany
Brooklin
Caolora
Saten Island
Montreal
Quebec
Erie Canal voyage notes crowded with scenes and facts
A traveler’s account from Schenectady to Utica aboard a canal packet depicts the Erie Canal’s 83 locks 18 aqueducts and 363 mile link between Hudson and Lake Erie. He recounts crowded cabins crowded decks weather discomfort and humorous perils at bridge crossings while praising Mohawk valley scenery and Utica’s streets and hospitality.
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Sth
Saratoga
Schenectady
Sam Patch
Hudson
Lake Erie
Buffalo
Troy
Whitehall
D&c
Injies
É&O
Rome
New-York
Alica--alwaye
Rochester
Utica
Carter
Mohawk Valley
Coughnawaga
Scherestady
Litt Falls
Anthony
George
Catsbergs
Georg
Champlain
Schonetady
Amsterdam
Caughnawaga
Speaker’s Basin
Snother
Fort Plain
Tlere
Little Falls
Mohawk River
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Humboldt
Bliss
Columbia
Courtland
North Ala
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