09 Feb 1856
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1856
Page
1
Attorney G Douglass lists partners Bauer and McCullough with a southeast committee referencing Reventh and John streets. Samuel Wardle and Wardle, a local dentist, are noted for a credential at the same address.
A London correspondent reports preparations for large scale German emigration, fearing Roman Catholic meddling in U S affairs. The piece notes hundreds of thousands migrating, predicts Catholic influence, and discusses attitudes toward immigration and state interference. It also covers remarks on game laws, comparing English and American practices, and argues for preserving hunting rights and public access to wild lands.
The nearly 700 page Treasury volume is summarized with notes from Senator Phillip Allen on cotton consumption in 1855, yarn output, export figures, and domestic cotton goods supply. It cites print works, cotton yarn counts, gunpowder material use, and pins production, highlighting broad industrial estimates and regional details.
The speech defended the National American party amid an excited vote for Speaker. Marshall recalled early doubts about the party’s existence, argued the American faction has grown as a distinct force, and urged unity to prove the party’s worth against Democratic opposition. He urged duty to the country and adherence to principle.
Bombay dated December 17 reports confirmation of Herat’s fall to Persian forces under Yar Mahomed. The dispatch notes mass killings, including Yar Mahomed’s family, with the Amir preparing for a large offensive, while British allies and regional powers contemplate aid and strategy. Lord Dalhousie returns to Calcutta to face Santal rebellion while frontier tensions rise.
A vessel broke through ice and sank near a western port. Eight of ten crew perished including the captain and mate. Two men Brown and Ryder survived in the ship’s cross-trees until rescued by a passing steamer. The cook, a color bearer, and two children among the dead. Wrecked near Demarara and reported from Boston. Also noted are extensive fires nationwide and a horse sale in the omnibus line with a later resale profit.
General Cay Moveret sustained a head wound and possible skull fracture after a fall. He was cared for by Destors Miller and Gagrets and later regained some strength. Reports indicate improving symptoms though age raises infection risk. Market notes follow, including cotton, flour, and iron trading in New York and Philadelphia.
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