Cholera fears and depictions in Brispol and New York
News items from Brispol and New York detail cholera outbreaks with daily cases and deaths across major cities, the drift of gold fever and vessel movements toward San Francisco, rescue at sea, and public notices. It notes health precautions, charity appeals, and political-religious tensions in the era, with various maritime and cultural updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
New York
San Francisco
Byston
Providence
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New England
Consoling reflections on death and faith in a vineyard keeper
The piece laments the death of a young man in the master’s vineyard and offers Christian consolation. It urges repentance, faith in Christ, and the promise of grace, urging readers to prepare for judgment and seek righteousness through Jesus Christ. It cites scripture and the duty to live diligently before God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
Piltim
Abelieved
Feah
Treavey
Ian
Jesus Christ
A. P.C
Cambria Arrives Halifax Seven Days from Europe
The Cambria Capt. Shannon with Paris dates and London Liverpool papers arrived at Halifax a little before noon yesterday. The America from New York completed home passage in 12 days, a record. Montezuma and Patrick Henry reached Liverpool on the 29th after long passages. The Anglo Saxon arrived on the 31st and reports poor continental news affecting trade and prices.
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St. Joan
Cambria
Shannon
Paris
London
Liverpool
Malifax
America
New York
Montezuma
Patrick Henry
Europe
Teeland
Dublin
Legislative Assembly
Koime
M. Versepo
Qudiner
Tim
Elayin
Neapolians
Austria
Hungary
Russia
Buda
Fiune
Voyage News From Havana To Charleston And California Gold
Reports from Havana and Charleston describe arrivals and passenger transfers, with the Falcon and Jethinws ships preparing to move travelers. The Lexington returned from California with 1176 pounds of gold dust, guns, and a large cargo, while later dispatches note political upheaval in Hispaniola and a sailor bringing substantial gold ashore.
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Feon
Envebip
Ievbehaa
Charleston
Havana
Falcon
Jethinws
Arma
Agethran
Germany
England
First vessel with California clearance sails from this port
The bark John W Cater, owned by Fernando Wood, sailed Oct 20 and reached San Francisco by March 1. It was the first vessel with cargo cleared for California after the Mexico treaty, proceeding directly to Oregon with a lumber load. Cargo profits exceed 150000 dollars. most goods sold rapidly. some items like dey gouda overpriced.
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John W. Cater
Fernando Wood
San Francisco
Cater
Mexico
California
Hoyt
Oregon
Gouda
Hua
Cufton
Alealde
Larkin
A. S
Monterey
Custom House
Anti slavery opinions spread at Alexandria Methodist Conference
Correspondence reports the Alexandria Methodist Conference closing after a dispute over anti slavery doctrines. Benton politics linked to slavery expansion stance and possible impact on his career. Abbott Lawrence to England mission. Davis of Massachusetts named Secretary of Legation. Rumors of a Louisiana Banque loss denied. Louisville suit allows damages for price falls due to shipping delays. Railroads issue cholera remedies for Philadelphia to Baltimore route.
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Journal of Commerce
Wasuixoton
Alexandria
Bento
Benton
Calhoun
Silas Wright
Me. Polk
Wright
Abbott Lawrence
England
Itis
Legation
Davis
Johin Davis
Massachisets
Sucme Dive
Minster
Land subsidence and upheaval near Stroudwater village meadows
A large tract of meadow land in Stroudwater village near Perilaed sank into a stream and the Tyeeday river system. Observers suspect natural causes or subterranean gases rather than river action, noting ground upheaval, cracked clay, uprooted trees, and chaotic landscape features. The landowners Nahum Foakes, William Porterfield, and George and Benjamin Johnson face losses. crowds gather for viewing the wrecked landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steocowares
Stroudwater Village
Tisenh
Ob Bape
Stroudwater
Strandwater Village
Casco Bay
Etrio
Leary
Severa
Messia
Nahum Foekes
William Porterfield
George
Benjamin John« Gon
Levy
California
Execution at parish prison ends in private hanging
At eleven oclock yesterday Antonio Sibbilich, convicted of murder aboard the St Louis, was led from his cell to the parish prison yard. He remained firm and claimed innocence though admitting the killing of a passenger, insisting he did not know his actions at the time. The execution was private with about five hundred outside observers indignant at the lack of public ceremony.
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Port Au Prince
J.B. Lindsey
Hathaway
St. Domingo
H. Thos
Santa Ana
Souluque
Las Matas
St. Jean
Agua
Fle
Republic
N. Y
United States
Hip Lexington
Frederick Chatard
California
San Francisco
Valparaiso
Ric Janeiry
U. S
Independence
Empire
Kio
Senator
Lexington
Navy Yard
Samson
Perio
Suun
N. Y .Tribune
Empire Waas
Rutgers Street
East River
Wink
Elias W. Ladd
Charles J. Fithian
Brighton
N.J
Schenectady
Skerren
Antonio Sibbilich
St. Louis
New Orleans
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