French Indemnity Bill Defeated and Cabinet Resigns
The April 1 vote rejected a 26 000 000 franc indemnity bill to compensate losses from the Berlin and Milan decrees and British Orders in Council. Duke de Broglie and General Sebastiani resigned. ministerial reshuffles and potential successors are discussed amid Spain Portugal news and Bank of the United States director nominations.
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Coamperor
United States
London
Duke de Broglie
France
Berlin
Milan
Duke Broglie
Paris
Duke de Broztie
Count de St. Aulaire
Vienna
Duke de Brogue
Guizot
Madrid
Portugal
Dy Caslos
Spain
Don Pedro
Don Miguel
Vi. Sarmento
Donna Maria
Spin
M. Borges
Hr. Laws
Finance
Missions to England and Russia Statement by Mc Archer
In the Richmond Whig the Wth indicates Mc Archer chair of the Committee of Foreign Relations announced in the House that the President does not intend to send ministers to Russia or England during this session unless circumstances arise. The remark implies a tactic to wait for Senate adjournment before nominating ministers.
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Washington
Journal of Comerce
House
Lincoln
Post Office
Senate
Barry
Hardin
Kentucky
Post Office Minagement
Major Barry
Post Office Department
Richmond Whig
England
Russia
Mc.Archer
Committee of Foreign Relations
Wth
Rail Road Company Report Prompts Mail Transportation Talks
The Charleston Courier reports the Rail Road Company's directors describe a prosperous condition and note they have opened correspondence with the Post Office Department to carry the mail by rail. The delay in mail delivery via steam boat from Charleston to Augusta causes late newspaper arrivals and missed notices.
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Charleston Mercury
Walminton
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Pest Oflice
Augusta
Tariff Decision Rules Worsted Weaving Not Wool Manufacture
In New York before Judge Thomson the court ruled worsted manufacturers are not manufactures of wool in the commercial sense and not subject to wool duties. The case involved worsted shawls with cotton borders and a 50 percent duty levied by the collector under merino shawl provisions.
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United States
New York
Thomson
Virginia Opposition and National Union Views Reflected
The Pendleton Messenger notes Virginia opposition to the administration with uncertain majority and Indiana Rives’s political fate. It cites reactions from the National Gazette opposing nullification and warns of executive overreach, contrasting Union and Democratic positions and quoting demagogic comment from Boston and Georgia sources. The piece also contains local notices offering a political job and a letter from E A Nisbet denying any Union Congressional nomination.
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National Gazette
U. States
Union
South Carolina
Calhoun
Georgia Journal
ENP Gratis
N.B
Bastism
Odo
Manton Geo
The
Federal Union
Gestlemen
Union Congressional
Mayre
E. A. Nisbet
Ooooe
Milledgeville Standard of Union
Staton Grasteano, Esq
Central Committee
Union Democratic Republican Party of Georgia
Congress
Atrrep ColaBert
Union Democratic Republican
Con- Tess
John Coffee
Telfair County
Sea Lon Grantland
Baldwin
Charles E. Haynes
Hancock
George W. Owens
Chatham
William Schley
Richmond
Joan WL A
Sanford
James C. Terrell
Pranklin
George W. B.towns
Talbot
James M. Wayne
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Arbue TA Chronicle
Prritten
Avpurta
Wetiller
Isabella
Bi LL. Ope
Kilroad
McLane
Sentinel
President
Bank of the United States
Thrite
Otai
Mr. King
Georgina
Wastixerox
Tyinr
Committee On Finance
Henry D. Gilpin
Peter Wager
Joan T. Sullivan
Mogh McBidery
Henry Gilpin
Henry D. Guin
Peter Woger
John T. Sullivan
Hugh McBdery
Yeas
Mr. Clay
Messrs. Brown
Forsyth
Grundy
Hendricks
Hill
King
King of Ala
Line
Robinson
Shepley
White
Wright
Messrs
Bell
Bibb
Black
Chambers
Clay
Clayton
Ewing
Frelinghousen
Kent
King of Geo
Leigh Mangum
Moore
Nandaio
Poindexter
Vorter
Prentiss
Preston
Robbins
Sibbee
Smith
Southard
Sprague
Bilitar of the
Columbus Enquirer
Ait
ISB
Department of War
Tam
Seaborn Jones
Columbia Telescope
Mississippi
Mgr. Clay Coud
Webster Gou
Leigh
McKeap
Ir. Wright
Aiapame
Gage
Philadelphia Enquirer
Charleston
May Tak
Pendleton Messenger
Virginia
Rives
Speaker Stevenson
Ogg
Boston Daily Advertiser
Richmond Enquirer
Jackson
Bulter
Michigan
Arkansas
D. C
Hamburg
5. C
Georgia
Columbia
S.C
Warren Andrews
B. F. Gowdy
S. C
A. Cumming
James Boatwright
Cocke
Petersourg Totelligencer
Nnhlia
Pevene
Balsan
Glendlemar
Perryville
Mercer County
William Cocke
Hi. Haines
Driver County
Bess
Ronents
Capt. Roberts
John Ha Fvid
Williar Pillis
Ena Roberts
Vboen Goodall
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Sporting Magazine
Uam Merken
Othell
Gondon
Ass Elass
Gohanna
Timoleon
Far West
P. Carson
North Carolina
North Cooling
Lower
Opelousas
Cincinnati
Vabular
Et. J. Vi
U.S. Infantry
Jefferson Barracks
Byrd
Brandon Library
Sporting Intecsi G Ryce
Jockey Club
Dr. Minge
Broad Rock
Belfield
Vaylorsville
Turr Reostra
John Randolph
Roanoke
Bank of Chattahoochee
C. Squire
Rogers
Broad-Street
Estray
Burke County
Epmunn Paumer
J. P
Alford Wees Gordon
67Th
William Wiggins
George Gruimbles
John Watts
I. C
Barnwell District
S.6
Betsey
H.G. Brown
Renaway
Sohs Scriber
Lincoln County
Peter
Lotte
P J. Wray
Harry
Rmerly
Wa. Bostwick
Gardner
Jacob
Goshen
Chronicle Office
Thomas J. Murray
Wit
Columbia Court House
James Cartledge
Wm.s Dunn
Gils
Edmund Cortledge
Dunn
David Onail
Daniel Hand
H. Gill
Isaac Ramsey
Jacksonboro
Richard O' Rieves
Michael
Jacol Bryan
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