Crescent City Arrives at Wharf After Pacific Voyage
The Crescent City reached its wharf at 9 o clock after leaving New Orleans bound for the Isthmus and Oregon with 129 passengers aboard. Reports from Panama speak of weather, Indian treaties, and rising tensions as volunteers may be raised. Mining news include the North Yuba Mining Company striking a vein paying five dollars per pound and extraordinary quartz gold specimens.
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Panama Railroad Co
Oregon
Panama
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Anda
Neely Jahnoon
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Dimierbance
Stockton
U.S
Etek
Maysville
North Yuba Mining Company
Arrival of the Franklin Promises Fresh Mail Cargo and Banquet
The U S steamship Franklin Captain J A Wotton arrived from Havre and Cowes after a 14 day passage. It carried only a small passenger load and 200 to 300 tons of cargo. The St Lawrence was expected at Southampton with American contributions for the Great Industrial Exhibition and a banquet for U S Consul J R Croskey was planned. The London Times reports Parliament’s planned program under Lord John Russell. The English government will fund about eight pounds per Polish and Hungarian refugees arriving in Liverpool to finance their voyage to America.
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Southampton
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J. R. Croskey
London
Spain
Rio Frio
Madrid
Narvaez
London Times
John Russell
Turkey
America
Arrival of the Arctic at New York and Parliament note
The Arctic arrived about eight o clock with fifteen passengers and a large freight, enduring heavy westerly gales on the voyage. In Livearook Parliament had little action, with financial arrangements due on the first and a Catholic bill on the fourteenth. The Telegraph reports the death of Hon. Jasac Hill of New Hampshire, a former U.S. senator and prominent editor and farmer. The Avame House advertises a temperance hotel now under new ownership praised for its improved status and the Adams House reputation. A Boston Journal item notes a printer aged seventy two who has never travelled or missed a week’s work in fifty eight years.
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New Hampshire
U. S
Washington
SPECIAL NOTICES AND WHIG MEETING IN BRISTOL
A Whig Electors meeting is set for this evening March 20 at 7:30 at the Court House to nominate a Senator and two Representatives to the General Assembly. Also noted are obituaries and multiple maritime and local items including ship Metacom loss reports, deaths at sea, and various notices from area papers.
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Market Report Prices for Livestock and Hogs
On Thursday March 27 mass sale numbers show 750 beef cattle 86 working oxen 60 cows and calves 1200 sheep and lambs and 2600 swine at market Prices list beef cattle extra 6 00 third 4 50 working oxen 75 20 90 100 and 110 cows and calves 18 20 28 26 30 and 85 sheep and lambs 1 759243 with one sold at 7 each and swine 6h a 644 retail same remarks note brisk market and well sustained prices despite large cattle numbers and deer high prices.
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