Europe News Roundup From The Napoleonic Era
Reports from Batrimone dated Oct 1 note Napoleon sailing from New York after leaving Liverpool August 24. Topics include British Parliament prorogation, Chancellor Brougham retirement, O Connell in Derrydane, Queen Victoria in London, rising London money demand, a Liverpool shipyard fire, and Louis Philippe's speech in France. Spanish Cortes discussions hint at indemnification treaty and possible colonial reconciliation, while cholera rages at Algeiras and Gibraltar declares victory against it. Don Pedro and daughter return to Lisbon as pay arrears cause British troops’ dissension and possible repatriation plans.
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Cholera concerns rise as Philadelphia reports first cases
Late from the north notes the cholera outbreak spreading to Philadelphia with a bill of mortality showing 131 deaths last week including twelve from cholera. The Board of Health downplays cases unless an epidemic arises. Reports from Randolph Tennessee mention a surge in a small town with forty deaths. Other items include naval movements and presidential travel.
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Cholera intelligence and political dispatches from Charleston
Cholera reports from Guanamville indicate improvement overall with few cases on Mr Chisolm's plantation and Heyward's hands well for seven days. The Charleston Mercury editor notes cabinet conflicts, Virginia revival, and calls out Virginia leaders for defending state sovereignty against federal overreach amid a turbulent national scene.
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Anti slavery agitators face home rejection in New York
The piece reports strong opposition to George Thompson and other foreign abolitionists in northern cities. It cites warnings against foreign influence, recounts Thompson’s hotel eviction by Southern-leaning boarders, and quotes editorials urging vigilance before further protests against abolitionists. It also notes crop reports from Cheraw and river flooding harming cotton yields in coastal districts.
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Beaufort Letter Describes Short Cotton Crop and Health
A Beaurourt South Carolina letter dated Sept 29 notes a very short cotton crop across the parish due to heavy rains since July and damage from caterpillar pillars. The writer estimates yields at about a bale per hand or less, with little gathered, but commends unusually healthy heath in Beaufort.
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