From England and France May 23 London ministry rumors
Late May dispatches report debates in the French Chamber on Indemnity funding with M Berryer provoking strong reactions. Paris notes record limited progress on the indemnity bill, naval exchanges, and American questions. London dispatches detail the formation of a Melbourne ministry, listing cabinet names and anticipated appointments, with cautious optimism for a streamlined administration.
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N.Y. Cotrier & Enquirer
England
France
Sarea Paymient
London
Paris
Ski Canada
Carstox
Portsmouth
Chamber of Deputies
M. Beauour
Spain
Madrid
Liberal
Baron von Humboldt
Berlin
Brerrox
Havre
Briton
Great Britain
St. James’s Palace
Viscount Melbourne
Marquis of Lansdowne
Duncannon
Auckland
Mulgrave
Palmerston
Spring Rice
Sir John Hobhouse
Charles Grant
Charles Thomson
Lord Melbourne
the Treasury
Serainty
Home Department
Lord John Russell
Foreign Department
Viscount Palmerston
Ripine
Board of Control
Sir J.C
Atlantic News and London Letters from May 1835
New York reports arriving packets South America from Liverpool and Rhode Island from Havre with details of delays and Cork news. London financial strain and cabinet shifts cited. Washington dispatches discuss Van Buren and Judge White, Post Office budgets, and Gouverneur failed disclosures. Savannah letter outlines Judge Wright and Cruger road project estimates and costs with a northern to southern rail concept via timber routes and potential benefits.
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New York
South America
Liverpool
Rhode Island
Havre
Waterman
Cork
Navre
Manchester
Paris
London Packet
Marshall Maison
War Department
London
Lord Brougham
Bitish
Lord Melbourne
iLoue of Lords
O’connell
House of Commons
O'Connell
Washington
van Buren
Judge White
Tennessee
Henest
Kendall
Brown
Barry
Gouverneur
Savannah
W.W. Gonpox
Curtis Botrox
N. York
Judge Wright
Cruger
Charleston
Augusta
Georgia
Canada
Cuba
Sam
C. Bolton
Ongstreet & Gentacn’s
Mrr- Len, Henton, & Co’s
Montgomery
Warrenton
Sparta
Milledgeville
Macon
Knoxville
Columbus
New Orleans
Joux McLean
Washington City
Columbia
Camdenn
D. C
Fayetteville
Raleigh
N. C
Tate & Newland
Gainsville
Appling
Wrightsborough
Athens
Gilheart Lonestrest
Millhaven
Jacksonboro
Greenville
Warm Springs
Ashville
N.C
The Baron De Behr Hosts Guests in Our City
News items note the Baron De Behr from Belgium staying at the Eagle and Phenix Hotel and other brief notices. Reports from Lowell and New Orleans discuss graves vandalized, the Majestic boiler tragedy with fourteen dead and about forty injured, and political tensions at national conventions.
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Baron de Behr
Belgium
Our
Eagle & Phenix
Courier
Massachusetts
Lowell
Mass
Togan
V. Cour
Lancaster
Majestic
Pennsylvania
Virginia
R. M. Johnson
Baltimore Chronicle
Hopkinson
U.S. District Court of Pennsylvania
Baldwin
U. S. Circuit Court
Act of Congress
Totals and receipts figures across months and places
The document records total receipts of 148 953 with deductions of 138 569 up to May 1. It lists yearly and prior year figures for 1834 and 1833 4, including shipments and totals for Augusta Hamburg on board boats and at sea. It notes figures for the Ist instant and last year with scattered place indicators and totals for shipments.
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Corto
Augusta
Hamburg
Stoes
Savannah
Lafayette Race Course
Atlantic cotton markets and crop estimates from 1830s notes
The report details a crop shortfall in the Atlantic States with 503,959 bales last year dropping to 441,084 this year, noting a possible further deficit if Gulf crops stay short. It covers prices and sales of coffee, sugar, molasses, spirits, bacon, lard, rope, and freight, plus New Orleans and Liverpool market activity and cotton stock, prices, and consumer demand through April. It cites Liverpool Havre signals, declining market confidence, and steady to rising prices with limited new sales and heavy speculative activity.
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Augusta
Liverpool
Savannah
Charleston
Cuanteston Manxer
New York
Europe
Atlantic
Georgia
South Carolina
Cuba
Baltimore
N. E
Reynold
Greenock
Havre
Mercury
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
North
Alabama
Barrimvone Manker
St. Domingo
Rio
Porto Rico
Howard Street
Susquehanna
Orleans
Livermoor
Surat
Bahia
Alabama, &E
Loxvon
France
Erie
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M. Berryer
Journal Des Debate
Journal de Havre
Times
Chamber
M. Bignon
Livingston
Legation
F. Baring
John Campbell
Rolfe
Murray
Scotland
Leith Hay
Ordnance
Henry Parnell
Perrin
O’loughlen
Ireland
Gordon
George Grey
Staheme
The
Rome
Vatican
Yrat
Total Stock
M.leston
American
Brazil
Pernams
Toole
Willliam G. Scorr
Camden
Elira A. Lewis
John C. Lewis
W. C. Preston
S. C
Flakers Parstey
Ala
Wn. M. N. Barronn
M. Verdery
GEO, Elgin
Burke Sheriffs
Court House
Waynesborough
Burke County
Holland Red
Lewis Whitfield
WM. B. Douglass
Columbia Court House
Peter
Thomas Pollard
Daniel L. Marshall
Admi
Jefferson County
Richard Peel
Samuel Bigham
James Stone
John Ward
Aaron Thompson
Waynesbobo
J. G. Baduly
Maurice Raiford
Ase
Raiford
Campbell Raiford
Burden
M. Raiford
Louisville
D. E. Bothwell
John
Jacobi
New Orleans Bulletin
Mobile Mercantile Advertiser
Chronicle
Enquirer
Office of Transportation
Rail Road Co
A. Cumming, Esq
George Parrott & Co
WM. Robertson
Just
Robert W. McKeen
General Stage
Globe Hotel
G. T. Scott
Agusta
Skinner’s Bluff
Brier Creek
Beaverdam Creek
Watkins and
Jones
E. Sapp
J. Smith
McCarty
Henry
Jones and
Watkins
S. Kemp
A. Bound
Kemp
William Graves
Bound
T. Shields
John Bryan
Bryan
Herrington
T. McKinney
Charles J. Jenkins
Seaborn Jones
WM. Barclay
Richland District
William Barclay
Robt. Bryce
J. P
Allanson G. Sinclair
Hewson & Bacon
Puis
We T. Heard
Louisquixz
Middle Circuit
Jefferson
Tattnall
Emanuel, Burke
Scriven
Robert Watkins Flournoy
William H. Connelly
Stu Usip
R. E. Bourke
E. C. Glisson
Evan C. Glisson
Admir
John 8. Rieves
Susan Beard
Jacob Bryan
S.s. c
Waynesboro
Robert
Davin Taxtor
Ben
Davin Tarton
Estray
James H. Bostick
James Fleming
G. M. Jefferson County
John Stevenson
Richard Hudson
Planters Hotel
Carolina
Alexander Calder
Alex. Calder
Columbia Telescope
Augusta Chronicle
Camden Journal
D. A. Weeds& Co
Uriah Milton Lee
A. Sabal
E. Simmonet
J. P. Setze
Snowden & Shear, Ave
Marseilles
Hd Price & Mallery
Broad Street
Globe & U.S
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