A General Order From Washington On Avie and Victory
General Jackson leads the victorious line at New Orleans after repelling a strong assault. The president of the United States presents peace news with praise for unity and bravery, praising militia and army for defending the nation and preserving the union.
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Cash Corps
New Orleans
Jn- Citizens
Treble
U. States
Corp Ranieer
Ashe Toe
Isseamnon
Rahibunes See
Kentucky
British Ships Reach New London After Bermuda Escape
Commodore Decar Ck and several officers arrive at New London by cartel from Bermuda. The President reports 28 killed and 60 wounded in the battle and notes the vessel was completely dismasted in a subsequent gale.
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Decar Ck
New-London
Bermuda
House Deliberations on President’s Confidential Message Continue
The House sat most of yesterday in closed doors, awaiting any official disclosure about the President's confidential message. Public conjecture runs high, but no certain details have emerged from the sessions.
Ministers of Holland and Sweden Visit City
Report notes that the ministers from Holland and Sweden are in the city on a goodwill visit with planned meetings and engagements to discuss regional ties and cooperation.
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Holland
Sweden
Public Offices Vacant Before Congress Adjourns
February 27 notes several major offices now vacant likely to be filled before Congress adjourns. Targeted positions include Secretary of State if Mr. Monroe resumes, Secretary of War, Minister to England, Minister to France with Crawford seeking to return, and possibly other high appointments.
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Congress
Secretary of State
Monroe
Department of State
England
France
Crawford
Relations with Algiers Reflect Strained U S Barbary Ties
President's report to Congress details past abuses by Algiers including expulsion of American citizens, seizure of at least one U S vessel, and captivity of an American on a neutral ship. Monroe notes no change in overall relations with Barbary powers, while a degrading treaty threat looms over the United States. Additionally a separate obituary references Ade Hanch aged years, a native of North Carolina.
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United States
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
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Ulate
Navak
Great Britain
James Mavison
Washington
Algiers
House
U. States
Morocco
Tunis
Tripoli
U.S
Jas. Monroe
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Greenest
Moore
Leighton Wood
Greenert
Moowre
S. Morrow
Ordor
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