President's Message Reports Fisheries Talks and Caribbean Issues
The president notes a peaceful election, honors Daniel Webster, and discusses Britain and United States fisheries on the Atlantic coast. He outlines potential liberalizing arrangements, Cuba relations, and the approach to Cuban affairs, plus Mexico transit, San Juan de Nicaragua, and Venezuela claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House of Representatives
Daniel Webster
Great Britain
North America
United States
France
London
Bay of Fundy
Congress
Cuba
Washington
Mexico
Havana
Vera Cruz
Madrid
England
Union
Spain
Confederacy
South
Mexican Congress
Republic
Tehuantepec
Senate of
San Juan de Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Venezuela
Caraccas
Buenos Ayres
Thirge
Great Brita
United States Policy and Trade Ambitions in the Pacific
The text outlines U S efforts to open new markets and sea routes in the Pacific and Asia, including commerce with Uruguay, sovereignty acknowledgments for Peru, and a planned naval expedition to Japan to ease shipwrecked mariners. It notes state department strain, tariff reform advocacy, and Indian affairs, plus river and harbor improvements, and Navy plans to reorganize the service and expand exploration programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Janeiro
Buenos Ayres
United States
Oriental Republic
Uruguay
Senate
Lobos Islands
Congress
Peru
Washington
Lima
Lobos
Pacific
Asia
Arctic
Japan
China
Netherlands
Department of State
Department of the Interior
Interior Administration
Public Service
State Department
Jefferson
Hamilton
Madison
Monroe
War
Navy Departments
Treasury
Mexico
Guadalupe Hidalgo
Freign
California
Europe
England
Treasury of
Secretary of the Interior
Oregon
Minnesota
Florida
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
General Land Office
Iowa
Bounty
Paso
Disturnell
New Mexico
Rio Grande
District of Columbia
Potomac
City of
Texas
Boston
New Orleans
Navy Department
China Seas
Behring’s
Liberia
la Plata
Amazon River
Navy
Naval Academy
Last Annual Message on Naval Reform and Foreign Policy
The president advocates a navy apprentice corps and naval academy reorganization to improve discipline and training. He warns against entangling Europe in its wars, urges restraint, and endorses maintaining peace, a strong economy, and constitutional fidelity while guiding national progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Navye Department
Naval Academy
Department
Congress
United States
California
Territory
Oregon
Mississippi Valley
Pacific Ocean
Bureau of Agriculture
Mexico
Army
Naval Establishment
Europe
Washington
France
National Convention
Mississippi
Pacific
Hotels Named Best Stops From Albany To Buffalo
A New York press correspondent returning from Buffalo and the Falls endorses top hotels on the route. Congress Hall in Albany and Rochester, the Blossom House in Rochester, Syracuse House in Syracuse, and the American House in Buffalo are highlighted as first class choices with courteous landlords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Buffalo
Falls
Albany
Congress Hall
Col. Mitchell
Syracuse
Syracuse House
Rochester
Late dispatch mocks royal scandal in a tavern tale
A whimsical report from the Lantern parodies Charles II’s detention after a quarrel over wine at the Jolly Old Buffer in Rue Ambreux. It jokes of witnesses Cornelius Agrippa and Cromwell, plus satirical spats with Saladin at a Queen of Sheba lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charon
Charles the Second
Joan of Arc
Rue Ambreux
Joan
Cornelius Agrippa
Charles
Oliver Cromwell
Johanna Southcote
Saladin
Jo Ma
Queen of Sheba
Commercial review of Boston market for Waza Engine Dac 9 1852
Market tone shows fair demand at quoted prices across commodities. Sperm and moulds steady. coal and coffee trade active with shipments to Philadelphia. cotton and domestic goods hold firm. various staples including drugs, dyes, fish, flour, raisins, corn, and hemp show varied activity with prices noted for bulk lots and auctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pictou
Sydney
Chaldren
Hviders
St. Domingo
Philadelphia
Java
Turkey
Domingo Logwood
Bond
Grand Bank
Bay Chaleur
Western Bank and Quereau
Europe
New Orleans
Bates
Bates Manilla
Russia
Truxillo
Central America
West Iadia
Buenos Ayres
Cuba
Thomastown
Gonaives
NAVAL
Calcutta
Pontiac
Manila
Porto Rico
Massachusetts delegates named for Thirty Third Congress
The list documents Massachusetts selections for the Thirty Third Congress with names and districts including M. Ide Jr Attleboro No 2 A and other representatives such as Arthur Austin W Roxbury No 3 N J Lord Salem No 6 N P Banks Jr Waltham and Gorham Brooks Medford No 7 B F Butler Lowell No 8 T W Beard Lowell No 6 9 Isaac Davis Worcester No 10 S F Cutter Amherst No 11 Whiting Griswold Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Ide, Jr
Attleboro
Arthur W. Austin
W. Roxbury
N. J. Lord
Salem
N. P. Banks, Jr
Waltham
Gorham Brooks
Medford
B. F. Butler
Lowell
T. W. Beard
Isaac Davis
Worcester
S. F. Cutler
Amherst
Whiting Griswold
Greenfield
Ward 12 voters urged to unite for city head election
A letter argues ward 12 should back Joseph Smith for mayor, stressing city welfare over party ties. It accuses a Courier reply of misreading motives and notes South Boston has long funded city improvements, while residents near ward 12 should see fair share of expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Courier
Boston
Post
Ward 12
Joseph Smith
Sovran
Boston Times
Seaver
Dr Smith
Democratic County and Ward Committee
South
Democracy of
Justice
Democratic
Gorham Brooks
Jefferson
Madison
Jackson
Essex
Also Mentioned on This Page
Congressional
Missouri
Alabama
Mexican Boundary Commission
Gila
Colorado
Eagle Passe
Millard Fillmore
Commercial
Boston Manufacurers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
State Street
Thews
Joan Alxon
DrHarres H. Miuus
Willliam Amoar
Tittam Dwient, James Reap
James S. Amoar
Gennanu
Orvanune
William Amory
J. L. Hoenes
United States Life Insurance, Annuity and Trust Company
Capital
George H. Bates
New England
J. S. Redfield
Nassau Street
Thos
F. Meagher
Lewis Myrtle
Houssaye
D. K
Hagar
Alice Carey
Herbert
Fitz Greene Halleck
Caroline Chesebre
Henry James
Lana
Caroline
Hungary
Pulszky
Chapman
E. H. Chapin
Aytoun
Ben Gaultier
Anderson
Lillian
Praed
Edgar Allan Poe
W. W
Wright
Crowe
Griscom
Napier
Reichenbach
KE. O'Meara
Darley
T. Bo Macaulay
Nick of the Woods
Bird
W. H. Seward
James French
Washington Street
Apok
Otley
Tai
Lapize
Mercantill Academy
Payson
Oenwon & French
Iyad
Z. Stearns
Kneeland
Milton, Cushman & VO
Oattw Ae
Joseph ‘Smith
South Boston
Levi A. Dowley
George W.“ Watson Freeman
Richard Lippy
James Whiting
Dennie
W. Orpesen
Oliver Frost
Patrick Riley
C. Z. Woodman
William A. Kreuger
Calvin Swallow
Elias W. Goddard
Timothy C. Kendall
George D. Ricker
Charles O. Eaton
John B. Wedger
Enoch H. Snelling, Jr
Edwin Jennings
Chester H. Carruth
Sumner Ellis
Alva Skinner
Joseph F. White
Andrew Burnham
Benj. F. Russell
Henry D. Gardiner
Daniel D. Kelley
Wm. H. Thorndike
Robert R. Kent
John C. Tucker
Thomas Sprague
Thomas M. Simpson
D A. Dunbar
Ephraim Nutek
Charles W. Cline
Daniel P. Simpson
Isaac H. Hazelton
James W. Russell
Daniel Dow
Edward W. Danforth
George Gibson
John D. Cadogan
Benj. F. Gould
Robert Cowdin
W. F.A. Kelly
Geo. F. Emery
Cyrus Hicks
Thomas J. Marsh
Wm. P. Webster
Jacob Norris
W. W. Bullock
J. K. Mullen
David F. Hall
John L. Freeman
T. Starr King
Benjamin P. Shillaker
Col. Isaac Emery
Jesse Bacheldor
George Page
Geo. B. Proctor
Joshua Jenkins
William FP. Houston
J. J. Campbell
Solon Jenkins
Dennis McGowan
Henry Humphrey
W. L. Jordan
Henry Harris
Francis Lavery
David C. Simpson
Edwin B. Spinney
Geo. Osborne
Danvers
Edward P. Little
Cook
Caribbean
Australia
India
Whampoa
Macao
Saneaapundianen
Nederlandische Handel
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