News from Portugal and naval movements reported from Lisbon and Plymouth
Lisbon reports that Viana is taken by Napier and Braga is occupied by Constitutionalists. Don Miguel's forces retreat after a clash near Santarem, as Torres moves with 4,000 men from Oporto. The Lightning Steamer brings Lord William Russell to Plymouth while Napier lands 500 troops at Minho and captures Caminha and nearby forts.
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England
South America
Waterman
New York
Liverpool
Havre
Portugal
Lisbon
Viana
Napier
Braga
Minho
Santarem
Don Miguel
Torres
Oporto
William Russel
Plymouth
Tuy
Late from Liverpool and Pacific News on Lyons Paris and Peru
News from May 22 reports the Vapoleon arriving from Liverpool with April London and April 24 Liverpool dates. Paris turmoil in Lyons ends after four days of carnage. Madrid welcomes Cortes decree. British fear of Trades Union protest in London. Miguel at Santarem blocked by Napier. 2000 Spaniards in Portugal. Also Panama and Guayaquil updates. Peru unrest. Jefferson papers and American diplomacy debate. sensational Paris letters.
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New York
Vapoleon
Smith
Liverpool
London
Lyons
Paris
Trades Union
Portugal
Dona Maria
Napier
Don Miguel
Miguel
Santarem
Pras os-Monroe
Don Carlos
England
France
Spain
Madrid
Aymard
Two Towers
Journal de Paris
Pacific
Tinsley
Itarter
Panama
Guayaquil
Commercio Libre
Republic of Ecuador
Payta
Flores
Republic
Lafayette
National Gazette
Laraypertx
Persns
Quelques Hommes Ps
National Guard
Egorges
Ricamono
Dean Sint
Jefferson
Gen. Washington
Executive
Senate
United States
Thomas Retocuee
Thos
Jerrenson Ranpouru
Albemarle
Ficarnitn
Jerrson
C. Thos. J. Randolph
Tuomas Rireme
Richmond
Cuzco Journey Noted With Cavalry Escort
A brief dispatch describes a move toward Cuzco with a small cavalry detachment accompanying the party.
Debasing equality scares orderly society and race norms
The text argues against interracial equality and mingling, claiming it corrupts white society and threatens national harmony. It condemns Mr God for promoting such ideas as dangerous and disruptive to social order and the union of the nation.
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N. Y. Courier and
United States
Mr. G
Dewy Min
Coffee
Quashee
Cato
Cesar
Pompey
Broadway
South
Ali
Wells
Badinage
Oneida County
Free Country
God
Grantland nomination rumor fans party lines in union debate
The Milledgeville Times and Macon Telegraph discuss a disputed grantland nomination for the State Rights party. They question the Federal Union’s report of his central committee appointment and examine motives behind the backing and possible transfer of votes within Clark Party ranks.
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Milledgeville Times
Federal Union
Macon Messeng
Grantland
Central Committee of
State Rights’ Party
Federl Union
Sta Rights
Union Party
Governent
Clark
Ifer
Grantlang
Union Party and Federal Union clash in early Georgia rhetoric
In Georgia a heated exchange erupts over a supposed plot by nullifiers against the Union, with accusations of treason and self defense. The Federal Union defends itself while noting circulating letters to South Carolina captains and a secretive postscript. A separate report details a failed penitentiary escape by convicts who bribed a guard with false keys.
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Charleston Mercury
Union Party
Abbeville
Srisrin
Greenville
Capt. Tracutt
Srimain
Col Counninouam
South Carolina
Jackson
Perron
Ruatier
Joarner
Gestran Orricks
Thomas Wixruranms
Spartanburg
York
Cunningham
Anion Party
Carolina
Wati
Althoug
Union
S. Carolinan
Federal Union
Georgia
South Teslina
N. B
Georgia Penitentiary
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Peru
Obregoso
Callao
Bermudez
Gene Gamarra Shaddied
Wayland
The
Richmond Enquirer
House of Representatives
Courts of Justice
Lam
Walsh
Prue
Washington
Gen. W
Jeferson
Celhoun
N. ¥. Courier
Eng
Dsc
Congress
Livingston
Gen. Jackson
M' Lane
Cass
Burry
Vian Buren
Taney
Woodbury
Butler
State Department
Tam
Washixgton
Andrew Stevenson
Great Britain
Mahlon Dickers
Cuzco
V. V. Com
Adv
Bay
Frouché
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