Paris Barriers and Insurrection Violence Report
The dispatch details the Paris barricade conflict beginning the morning of the 23rd with clashes between workers and the national guards. Barricades were erected, troops and insurgents exchanged fire, sums of lives were lost, and suppression followed with mass arrests and executions. Reports estimate 36,000 to 40,000 killed or wounded across both sides, with ongoing fear of renewed revolt. The note covers broader European turmoil and incidental U.S. and colonial notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Porte St. Venia
St. Martin
Wingle
Count de Narbonne
Aid-De-Cayap
Abades X
de Clos St. Lazare
Quaere
Paria
Gerge
M. OM. Latvartioe
Ledeu Mullin
Louis Blanc
Causeidiere
Lingrange
Worriers
M. Marie
Luxemburg
Spain
Denmark
Italy
Seamen Prayer Meeting At St Michaels Church Vestry
Monthly concert of prayer for seamen to be held at the Vestry of St Michael's Church Monday evening next at o'clock. Seamen and friends of seamen are invited to attend.
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Seamens
St. Michel's Church
State Street
Hope Street
F. A Burgess
Bristol
Court of Probate
Benjamin Smith
Phebe Smith
Bristol Phenix
Peter Gladding
Auctiin
Bradford Street
Niuate
Nori de Kranklin
Cay Nilugh N
Gifford
Terma Cash
Joshph Smith
Mortagee
W.H.S. Bayley
Avet
Attempted Revolution in Mexico and Boston Money News
News from the Puriland reports a Mexican rebellion gaining ground with Paredes joining, aiming to continue the war and challenge the US treaty. Boston money markets show sharp tightening with loans near five percent monthly. Tennessee murders, a fatal livery-stable stabbing, and a brutal quarry accident accompany broader wage cuts in Lowell factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Puriland
New Orleans
United States
Paredes
Peters Cough Lozenges Offer Hope Against Consumption
Advert of Peters Cough Lozenges proclaims nationwide availability from Florida to Wisconsin. It claims the lozenges arrest consumption progression, saving hundreds and restoring health, urging purchase through Dayley and Briggs & Drury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Mexico
Florida
Wisconsin
Dayley and Briggs & Drury
Bochan
Lucie GC. Cushman
Lucie C. Cushman
Andrews
Apothecary
Wannen
Briggs & Drury
Port of Bristol Shipping Notes and Whale Trade Almanac 1848
The Bristol port records list arrivals and departures across July 1848 with multiple vessels from Providence Calais Bangor and Taunton. Entries include steamboats Bradford Durfee King Philip and ships Lucy Nancy Three Brothers and Isabel with cargoes of wood corn coal and oil, along with whale ship movements and transatlantic passages. Details cover dates July 8 through April, mentioning New York Liverpool Talcahuana and NB ports, with cargoes of sp oil and bone and notes on crew sickness and advisories.
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Bristol
Bradford Dusieo
Busden
All River
King Phillip
Brayton
Providence
Lucy
Nancy
Adams
Calais
Mecoe
Sawyer
Bangor
Jumer
Pearse & O
Isabel
Philadelphia
Bradford Durfee
Burden
Falliver
King Philip
Nancy Jane
Gardner
Fall River
Superior
Smith
Bolden
Wing Allee
Springer
Borden
Fame
Pearse
Ann & Iabella
Brightman
Schram
Bryant
Lawless
Richmond
Velocity
Rundoubt
Bristol Steam Mill Co
Three Brothers
Carr
New York
Fallover
Mrayton
Whalers
New Bedford
Chandler Price
Taber
NW Coast
Phenix
M'Cleave
Fernando Noronhia
Lalla Rookh
Reynard
River Plante
Ship Pacific
Hoxie
Pacific Ocean
Dee
Nassau
Weeks
Mary Mrazier
Coast
Kutusof
Slocum
Conat
Ailen
Geo & Sunan
Waber
Tulcahuano Fur Home
Wil
Tulcahuano
Sylph
Gardever
F Haven
Lon
Abin Barker
Barker
Indian Ocean
Chr Michell
Ackley
A. Spoke
Son
Mercator
Sanford
Lagrange
Dexter
Fairhaven
Ocean Army
London Packet
Howland
Sunday Island
Cambria
Harding
Pigeon Island
Sally Run
Brooks
Harvest
Coffin
Talcahuano
Pasager
Wilcox
Juin Adama
Omega
Morton
Pernambuco
Dan'l Webster
Curry
Sally Rookh
Bay of Ielands
Bark Winslow
Simmone
Leland
Ansel Gibbs
Merrihew
Manly Island
Lexington
Saundara
Curtis Rock
Peruvian
St John
Bay of Islands
Minerva
Seaburry
Fortone
Woodbridge
Powhattan
Mayhew
Warren
Liverpool
West
West Coast
Sid Trado
Kutusuil
Seabory
Miniganui
Swift
Talcahaana
Audley Clark
Griswold
Newport
George
Bone
Sid
Marcus
Ouborn
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the Memphia Enquirer
Victoria
Arkansas
Ince
England
Jackson County
U.S
Scun
Hope
Murry
Turk's Island
Wagner
U.S. Edir
Blue Hills Caicos
Chippewa
Masara Wise
Appleton
Bolivia
Guatemala
U. S
Coneul
New Orleana
Berryman
Agra
Stonington
Boston Mail
Boston
OH Doles
Newspapera
Monoers
Tennessee
Isaac C. Kneeland
Randolph
Henry Coton
Mesara
Kneeland
Cotton
Memphis
Thos
McCulla
John Edgar
Edgar
Esquire
Eagle
Taunton
Mass
Barailiai Dean
Exston
Dean
Empire State
N. York
All River News
Burt
Boston Times
Faral
Herkley
Nathan Burt
Reaveriox
Waces
Lowel
Iiis
Lowell
Peters
Gilbert Deblois
Sarah
Thomas Gardner
Benjamin F.coombs
Susan B. Dean
Berkley
Micheletown
Alice
Gardner T. Slocum
Stephen Watea
Pall River
Edwin
Wm. Chase
Tiverton
Carlton Sherman
Marine Journal
Rackett
Sprague, Chase
Aper
Hope Sireet
F. A. Burgess
B. Munro
John Baker
Joly T John H. Allyn
S. J. Allyn
General Assembly
Lubin
Aloo
Preston & Mar
Wardwell
Walter D, Briggs
France
Cromwell
J. F. Headly
Asa Gray
Hans Christin Anderson
the New Forest
Marryatt
Falcon Family
Bachelor of
Albany
Harold
Saxt Saxton King's
Bulwer
Green Mountain Boys
Fanny Grey
Family
Robert Burnt
Miss Leslie
Misa Beecher
Miss Beecher
A. G. Stephens
No. 108
Lope Street
W. D. Briggs
Rowland
Caim
Jules Haule
I. A. Burgess
Briggs
Edutler
ED Castors
J.B. Munro
Parasoletts & Sun Shades
Bates of
Bates Arnold
LLYN
Rye
Arnold H. Bush
Nathan Bardin
Byajston, I.c
Prudence Island
Daniel Chase
Eagle Bank
Lurasy
James LeBaron
Thomas Richmond
Charles Fales
Stephen ‘I
James BE. French
Wwardwell
Julian Wilcox
Joseph Dawley
Bank OF Bristol
Monay
Levi D' Wolf
Byron Diman
Thomas Flolmes
Taylor
McUneie
Ub. D' Wolf
Joseph C. Pearse
Directure
Vie
Smyrna
Lisle and
Cutton
John H. Ally
J.unst
Erriam
Bradford Etree
Benji. Tilley, Je
Bradford
Ed Ust
Wriatyl
Josepaus Gooding
Tillotgon
Rousell
Carson
Swan
Ladies’ Bealing
India
John W
Dearth
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