Italian National Society and Garibaldi's Rise in 1859
A Turin based letter traces the 1859 Italian nationalist movement. It describes a Turin led central committee and sub committees across Italy, chaired by Count Pallavicino, with Garibaldi commanding 15,000 and Katarina as chief secretary. It notes the involvement of Menin, Mazzini, and Kossuth linked to Austrian, Sardinian, and Hungarian actors, and reports on Tuscany, Naples, and Sardinian actions and the broader European context.
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Italian National Society
Mazzini
Cooper
Count Pallavicino
Milan
Speilberg
Silvio Pellico
Andryane
Conferonieri
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Geribaldi
la Forina
Sicily
Mat
Alps
Manin
Venice
Paris
Louis Napoleon
Prince Napoleon
London
Hungary
Germany
Sardinia
Italy
Urim An O Uion
Il Picolo Corriere d'Italia
Little Courier of
National Party
Lomba
Saninis
Austria
Tuscany
Massa
Carrara
Parma
Victor Emanuel
Kossuth
Eee
England
Fnd
Count Cavour
Katarina
Garibaldi
Alo
Mezzacapo
Masi
Ulloa
Europe
Radetaky
Venioe
Minto
Naples
London Times
Adriatic
Syracuse
Piedmont
Iear
Sora
Papal
Turkey
Times’ Vienna
Porte
Shumula
Sophia
Omar Pacha
Bagdad
Mussulmans
Montenegro
Cattaro
Milosch
Couta
Greece
Selavonic
Genoa
Lloyd’s Managing Committee
Clarkson & Co
Doctor’s Commons
M. Giorgio Manin
Florence
Monitore Toscano
Bologna
Ancona
Foligno
Abruzzi
Modena
Masse
la Spezia
Turin Tour Describes Palace Arts and Relics in Turin
The narrator wanders Turin's Grand Square and palace interiors revealing vast Sevres vases a Malachite vase and ivory inlays. He notes the King and Count Cavour as popular yet viewed as immoral, comments on the Royal chapel Superga and the cathedral relics detailing the royal sepulchre and Assizes. The Empress dowager gifted the Malachite vase.
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Europe
Count Cavour
Mons. Cavour
Charles Albert
Napoleon
Victor Emanuel
Russia
Turin
Piedmont
House of Savoir
Portugal
Arene
Orne Mog 1
Fay
Synod discusses corrections and African mission plans
A letter from Treasurer Hon. P. B. Michler declined re-election and remitted 1625 dollars. Rev. Seiss presented corrections to catechism and church publications, prompting questions about why changes did not appear in copies. Delegates discussed publisher contracts and hymn book issues as Dr. Pohlman and others reported. A report on the African Mission urged establishing a high school there for colored missionaries, with about three thousand dollars raised for buildings. Delegates adjourned to Titabor until Monday morning.
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Michiler
Seiss
Philadelphia
Mann
African Mission
A . Tt
Africa
Harkey
Titabore
Shjowrnet
Pittsourna
The Flood in the Lower Mississippi Correspondence 1859
Greensville Mississippi May 13 1859 correspondent reports wide overflow along the Arkansas bottom from Napoleon to Louisiana line. 800000 acres waterlogged on the Mississippi side and several plantations ruined. levees judged sound but calls grow for unified action and a scientific board of engineers. Multiple planters discuss cut-off options while locals praise spring farming despite wet conditions and describe inventive prairie farming methods and machinery.
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N. C. Crescent
Greensville
Miss
Crescent
Napoleon
Washington
Columbia
Arkansas
Desha
Louisiana Line
Prentiss
Island
Yazoo County
Cbleot County
Messrs
Ringgold and
Polk
Matthews
Ross
Judge Griffin
Col. Kilpatrick
Lake Washington
Harvey Miller
Cox
Bullitt
Egg
Deer Creek
Senator Douglas
J. Dick Hill
Chicot
Boate
Board of Engineers
English Elections and Politicians in Parliament Race
The English Parliament elections favor the Liberals, with over 100 seats still to be decided. Derby is poised to enter a new Parliament in a minority. The Liverpool Times notes intense public sentiment and divides over policies and foreign affairs, with mixed hopes for arms and alliances.
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Lord Derby
Po Tioneraat
Ye Peng
Liverpool Times
Jobo Ruseslh
Jemee Grah
Palmerston
Aioe Rvep
Ceromeadolvooen
Rance
Austria
Horrible Murder on the Mississippi Reported
A murder on a trading boat near Sacden leads to arrest in Prentis. Sammel Moore is accused of killing David Dunbar, a billiard saloon keeper on Adams Street. A barrel found at Gas Landing revealed the ghastly single body with a beheaded, axed appearance. Nearby suspects are questioned as the case unfolds.
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Mississippi
Su Cles
Prentis
Sammel Moore
David Dunbar
Hugh
Dunbar
Adams Street
Sacden
Dwabar Paton
Prentias
Sietree
Romance of Whaling Life Hard Experience of a Clergyman Sailor
A New Bedford Standard report from May recounts a whaling ship returnee, a clergyman who served as a sailor and shared hard life experiences aboard the vessel. The piece notes his voyage as part of the era’s harsh whaling life.
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New Bedfort Standard
Public sale secures college for its original friends
Five men raised funds across the country to purchase the property and deed it to twenty trustees split between Christians and Unitarian denominations. The independent corporation upholds nonsectarian education and equal opportunity for both sexes. A day of services, speeches by President Mann and others, a chapel address, picnics, and a fireworks display marked the jubilee and affirmed the college’s renewed financial stability and future prospects.
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Cincinnati Gasette
Mann
Apd
Robbery and fraud items amid city notices and crime reports
A report from the St Louis Depot describes a man stealing a pocketbook and tools from a traveler while an accomplice fled. bystanders recall the assailant. Other items recount a counterfeiting attempt at a Phillips House hotel, with a diary revealing various bill fragments. Religious notices note confirmations at Trinity and St. Paul churches. The Tribune reports wheat mold concerns in nearby fields.
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St. Louis
Aes
Shade
Sprawling
New Trials Ordered in Cook and Setter Case
Judge Brinkerhoff delivers opinion on appeal from murder in the second degree. Parts of the record hinge on accomplice testimony and instructions to the jury. The court reverses the judgment for Setter, remands for new trial, and orders a new trial for Cook with clarified credibility rules and consideration of accomplices and procuring acts.
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WM. Setter
Conrinto
V&nitentiary
State of
Ohio
Brinkerhoff
Jenenees
Supreme Court
Judge B
Sisk
Leiter
Orom
Swift
Transacion
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Seiter
Cook
Kate Bureau
Eaid
Santley
G Court of Common P
Beiter
Welnae
Lester
Mre. Davis
Wolsh
Atorney
Eiler
Poe
Ant
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