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Newspaper
Bristol Phenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1848
Page
2
A brief, unclear excerpt describes a man seeking guidance as an iron vessel returns to him and he expresses wonder and gratitude. The text mixes symbolic language about a breed and water with a sense of divine or providential aid, leaving concrete details sparse.
Reports describe a deadly potato disease spreading across Ireland England and Scotland with warnings of extensive crop destruction. Irish political figures Meagher O Donahue and J Leyne are jailed as authorities pursue O Gorman and other rebels. France Germany and England brace for possible new conflicts while public unrest grows in Manchester and Liverpool.
A Springfield letter reports on experimental vehicle speeds with predicted test velocities near ten miles per hour. The writer argues trains could be surpassed in speed by such a car, claiming fifty passengers could ride where stage coaches once carried five times fewer, with costs similar to existing conveyances.
The September term of the Supreme Court for this county will commence Tuesday morning in this town. On Saturday afternoon, a young man attempting to board the steamer King Philip as it left the wharf slipped and fell overboard. The suction from the wheel drew him under, but Captain Asher leaped to his aid, saving him before he could drown.
On Monday last three young men charged with livening conduct in State ghent were examined at a Justices Court and sentenced to one week’s imprisonment and costs. The article notes continued fighting and rating in Uestrarte and urges citizens to bring offenders to justice to restore peace. Two additional youths were imprisoned last week for drunkenness and noisy behavior.
The Bristol Proin of Artillery under Col Wig R. Taylor marched Saturday with a handsome appearance. Chartered in 1794, the company has kept its ranks full to the present and now boasts young men ready to serve the state Venation, though their services are hoped never required.
The fine steamer Argo commanded by Captain Winslow will run an evening excursion from this place to Newport. With pleasant evenings, many citizens may enjoy a sail and a moonlit view of the Narenganevtt from the vessel.
The Newport Daily News is acquired by William H. Cranston Esq marking a change in management. His literary background and long press experience are noted as likely to yield an accepted daily sheet. The note also mentions Leonard Sout & Co republishing the North British Review for August with a varied list of contents. A reported plan by the Prince de Juinville to settle in the United States with capitalists to form a new colony named Joinville is noted.
The Washington Intelligencer reports a clash at Atlantic Garden between Alex If Stevensa and Judge Keene. Keene stabbed Stevensa five times with a dirk, twice mortally, claiming Stevens attempted to slap him. Newfoundland reports forecast plenty to relieve famine.
The steamship Washington, Capt. Johnson, reached New York from South Hampton with late Paris and London reports. Fears of conspiracies persist as France and England seek a peaceful end to the Italian conflict. Banks may raise rates pending weather and breadstuff supplies. 42 ships and 30 brig lines reach port with Canat Wise Porte and Philadelphia tied to the cargo.
A proposed Bristol and Providence railroad would cost two to three hundred thousand dollars including depot and bridge costs, with little needed for buildings if a steamboat link to New York exists. The plan urges local subscription, cites profits from productive railroads, and argues the line would benefit Bristol and Warren.
The author cites Worcester Providence and Bristol routes to argue rail investment viability. He notes rising stock values and growing business on nearby lines, with current fares and passenger flow. He urges a public meeting at the Court House to form a committee, assess interest, and report back for decisive action.
The article discusses the Presidents veto power as defined by the Constitution and argues it as a strong, potentially abused tool. It notes past partisan outbursts against other branches and defends selective, judicious use of the veto, praising General Taylor and referencing Van Buren.
A letter argues Andrew Jackson’s veto precedent, defends the U.S. President’s veto power, and discusses internal improvements, Mayville road, and ties to Taylor. It cautions against expansive federal projects and warns about introducing slavery into territories.
Later from Mexico reports Paredes eluded pursuit and joined Sierra Gorda forces. Capital and Magaten port quiet. Anaya plans to unite troops to crush the rebels. Sabine and Aldanae sacked by treebouters from Loredo. losses about $41000. General Valencia is dead.
The court heard equity cases including Peleg Bailey and Lemuel Sisson, with motions for new trials discussed. Pratt vs Ruggles verdict favored the plaintiff for 82 and costs. Edward Almy vs William Manches ter for a new trial continued nisi. Judge Greene praised as Rhode Island’s chief justice. a New Orleans bulletin notes Mexican army officers have no unpaid debts, contrasting with Apulopialia’s campaign.
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