Commodore Perry's Treaty With Japan Discussed in Depth
The issue centers on Perry's expedition and the planned treaty with Japan. Reports describe ships Susquehanna and Vandalia, McLane, and the aim to open Japanese ports Matsuma and Osaka. Observers note railways and telegraph works impressing Japanese, while Japan's natural wealth and crafts are highlighted for potential trade. The article ends with commentary on postal service compensation affecting northern and southern mail trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Japan
Commodore Perry
Retiris
Formosa
Conlia
Sinany
McLane
Macao
Shanghai
Bay of Yedu
Matsinal
Osta
Yeso
Sungar
Niphon
Qsuka
Yedo
Nagasaki
Yodo Bay
Cdy
The Whale Trade With Japan and Its Riches
The article explains Japan’s whale resources, especially in the Kenmon and surrounding seas, noting the whale offers oil and edible flesh used widely. It details the parts utilized, from skin to fat, and mentions ongoing whaling by our ships as a potentially profitable enterprise under commercial considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Kenmano
Niphon
Goto
Omora
Nemo
Kidnappers Hunt Triggers Worcester City Alarm
Boston Sunday report details a scare in Worcester as two strangers from Virginia were suspected kidnappers. Landlord refused meals, locals organized a large watch at depots, bells tolled if needed, but the alarm proved false and no breach occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Journal
Worcester
Thant
Boston
Nashua and
Worcester Road
Salisbury Square
Court Mills
John Mitchell
Preejeer Club
Benton and Calhoun in the Richmond Examiner critique
The Richmond Examiner mocks Benton's glowing praise for himself and attacks his treatment of Calhoun and other contemporaries. It lauds Calhoun for measured reply, contrasts their tempers, and notes Toronto and Canadian views on American Union decline. It also reports British impressment of sailors and cites the Boston journal on humane progress in war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stames
Matateas
Hoth
Cug
Euro
Parale
Majesty
Crocodile
England
America
Buston Journal
Clever plan finds thief by inked paper slips
A Clarksville inventor devised a ruse to trap a tobacco thief. Suspects were given name slips to carry, and the thief was identified when the shortened slip appeared. The event mentions Munford as the recipient of praise and notes the tobacco was likely recovered. The Northern Empire sailed from New Orleans to Liverpool with 4,762 bales of cotton weighing 2,141,212 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Henry W. Bunkey
Dunkey
Munford
Northern Empire
New Orleans
Liverpool
Charleston Summer Reflections and Local Notes 1854
Camden Weekly Journal reports on Charleston climate and leisure as temperatures rise, praising sea breezes and avenues for outings. It contrasts up-country comforts with city life, notes plenteous farms and markets, and mentions a new Pacific Railroad authorship dispute, Cotton market uncertainty, and upcoming examinations at Orangeburg Female Seminary. Charleston, Orangeburg, J.A. Woodward, Capt. Pike.
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Petit
Charleston
Syatera
Magnolia
Mount Picasans
Pacific Railroad
Congress
Hom
J.A. Woodward
Afr
Pike
la Pucie Hailroad Company
Appointment of Alexander Werdemant to Genoa post
A fragment from Consul letter to Genoa notes a Friday Senate nomination by President Pierre, praising Alexander Werdemant as a worthy citizen. The message expresses belief he will be a reliable and efficient representative, pleasing both the fianla and the state, and anticipates favorable reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Anya
Nammatinn
Senate of the
United States
Piereg
Alexander Werdemant
Fianla
Herbemont
Southern Quarterly Review praise for continued publication
Ware expresses satisfaction that the Southern Quarterly Review will not fold and will continue under Bre. Murer’s energetic leadership. The July issue is praised as admirable, with the reviewer noting the publication’s promise and deserving patronage to secure a permanent establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Quarterly Review
Sortimer
Bre
Murer
Young Men's Christian Association Organizes in Charleston
A Charleston Standard communication notes the Young Men’s Christian Association is fully organized and operating. It lists a large hall at King and Liberty streets open each evening for visitors, with admissions and hours, then details numerous journals and newspapers procured for the association’s reading room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Charleston Standard
King and Liberty Streets
Howraid
Odd Fellows
Charleston Daily Courier
Charleston Daily Standard
Charleston Daily Mercury
Chirleston Daily Eve News
Charleston Southern Presbyterian
Charleston Southern Christin Advocate
Charleston Southern Baptist
Charleston Southern Episcopalian
Columbia Weekly Banner
Camdent
Seithiel
Eyefield Weekly
Greenville Southern Patrot
Greenville Mountaineer
Abbe
Association invites readers to join and visit for reviews
A long notice lists numerous magazines and reviews and invites readers to join the association. It notes delays due to preparatory work and honey locust obstacles. It invites members to enjoy an evening retreat at the club, access to papers from across the Union and Europe, and to obtain the constitution and information from the office to become “Weemakers of the Association.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Magazine
Putnam's Magazine
Southern Literary Messenger
Knickerbocker Magazine
Southern Quarterly Review
Southern Presbyterian Review
North American Review
Debow's Review
Christian Review
Episcopal Review
Hunt's Merchants Magazie
London Quarterly Review
Edinburgh Review
North Erie Revie Foreign Quarterly Review
Blackwood's Magazin
Dickens
Household Warde
Lord's Journal
Sibrotheca Sacra
Quarterly Review of
Methodist Episcopal
Parish Visitor
Evangelical Review
Betieft
Europe
Wwemakers
Asaucia
Temperance Lectures to Visit Several Towns
The noted temperance worker The Ray MM and E Cross will lecture in Winnsboro Chesterville Yorkville Charlotte and other towns in the upper state. A controversy over Rev Marcus E Cross a supposed temperance agent prompts letters from W B Wells and J Mansy warning against him and urging caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
E Cross
Charleston
Winnsboro
Chesterville
Y'hursday
Yorkville
Charlotte
Grand Division
North Carolina
Christian Sun
Marcus E. Cross
Suffolk
American ‘Temperance Unione
New York
Temperance Union
John Marsh
American Temperance Unien
Petersburg
Richmond
North
South Carolina
Wendoxs
Scheme of Conquest and Abolitionist Threats in the South
The Richmond Enquirer analyzes the anti slavery rhetoric and Cassius M. Clay’s plan to overthrow slavery. It condemns militant proposals while urging united action by moderate North and Unionists to preserve the Union against abolitionist aggression and potential secession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassius M. Clay
New York Courier
Enquirer
Manifest & Readiness
South
North
Nebraska
Union
Friends of the Constitution
Richmond Fquirer
Cholera outbreaks and public measures in New York and tidal events
Cholera cases rise in New York with two deaths in Fleet Street Bust and a third in Eliot Street amid new infections. Authorities pledge city cleansing. Staten Island migrants housed in government warehouses to handle patients as public concern grows. House committee forms on Peru gunboat trade. Seabrook, Mass, June 1 reports hangings in Westfield with effigies burned. public burial held as bells tolled. one effigy spared.
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Bostox
Fleet Street
Que
Eliot Street
Sarah Shepherd
Eliza Burke
Corneilius Driscoll
Staten Island
New Yorke
Seaisarinco
Mass
Measra
Pierce
Douglas
Hallet
Loring
Effiat Westfield
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Indies
Asia
Journal of Commerce
Tempe
South Carolina Road
Benton
Calhoun
Democratic Party
Callinan
Clay
Webster
Blackguard
Tos Ustox
Canada
Te Union
Toronto Examiner
West
Seaboard
the Camden Weekly Journal
Tho
J. Warren
M. M
E. J. G. Sual
Orangeburg Female Seminary
Ivander
L. K.legure
Picayune
Gleason's Pictorial
Little's Living Age
London Weekly Times
New York Observer
the Presbyterial
Philadelphia
Christin Advocate
Methods
New York Recorder
Episcopal Recorder
Missionary Herald
Mir Mansi
Lerten
Weenons
Crss
Egy
Aura
Aid
Tameel
Dons Mansu
W. B. Wellens
Crosa
Waly Timon
Furmax University
Cirist
Furman
New England
Furman University
Greenville
Cantreville Times
Maryland State Agricultural Society
Virginia Agricultural Society
Mesars- Riddle
Gerrit
Smith
Elliot
Trout
Sellers
Delaware
Gunna Islands
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