03 Feb 1858
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1858
Page
1
A reflective verse recalls Hermion in a mourning tone as she leaves a gathering unseen on earth and is remembered for a gentle presence. The speaker notes heavenward attributes and the ache of loss felt by loved ones who miss her deeply. Her smile shines with a holy light in memory.
A foreign New York Tribune correspondent recalls a hurricane scene aboard the Ariel during a storm that detained the vessel on its last voyage. The foremast strained and sails were reduced as wind intensified, while passengers assisted in recovery amid ongoing peril at sea.
The New York Times correspondent reports an imminent Paris sale of furniture belonging to Parke Custis of Virginia. He plans to return with portraits to Bridge Creek and has ordered two marble statues for his vestibule. The letter also mentions a prominent upcoming arrival in New York and Lola’s hurried departure for the United States.
The Mexican capital sees fighting break out as Comonfort forces clash with the Revolutionaries. A January 16 update from the Extraordinary resumes its narration of events in the capital, detailing initial engagements and unfolding turmoil.
The New York Express notes late city actions by the new mayor against a dubious benevolent operation on Boome Street. An exploit involved orphans employed to collect funds, with affidavits and a protective figure placed on $3,000 bail. The case went to the grand jury where no further public details emerged.
The Rochester Democrat shares a fragmentary report about a young child’s death and the impact on neighbors and friends. It notes how many children visited the house and recalls the sorrow felt by the community as the loss was revealed.
February session reports heated House exchanges over a message on Kansas and Topeka, with Hughes and Harris at odds about courtesy and floor time. Members clash on committee assignments and electoral fraud references as the chamber adjourns amid interruptions and calls for order.
President's Kansas Message argues admission of Kansas to the Union would restore national peace and end agitation. It emphasizes safeguarding territorial government, avoiding troop withdrawal, and upholding constitutional slavery terms amid debates over the Kansas-Nebraska Act.
A Washington correspondent reports that a high authority plans to withdraw from Utah policy and to send commissioners to outline terms and details. The note suggests less opposition from Northern and Western districts and hints at tariff committee involvement and constitutional questions.
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