28 Feb 1856
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1856
Page
1
Reported excerpts discuss British resolve toward the United States amid tensions over maritime power. The piece outlines expectations of possible war consequences, British military strength, and calls for dignified response while avoiding domestic upheaval.
In a London Daily Telegraph excerpt from February 94 the author argues with Americans about potential war limits and resources. The piece asserts Britain would defend North American frontiers if conflict broke out and warns of invasion risks.
MPs discuss laying on the table the diplomatic correspondence with the United States. Lord Palmerston notes completion will be laid before the House for consideration. Cobden presses for disclosure of all related papers, citing the English American Guarantee Convention and the Isthmus of Darien issue as topics of contention.
Reports describe Dost Mahommed movements and a strong Persian army planned against Herat. The English mission advances slowly via Kasvin as Tehran resists orders. Britain presses Murray’s demands while French Envoy Boarbree seeks a settlement between the Persian Court and Mr Murray.
The letter warns Stephen Sparks to leave Kansas as local Free State supporters fear Hunks and border militiamen will move against Eastin. Reports say two Lawrence City companies moved to aid settlers, with tensions mounting over Kirk and aes actions and threats to drive out Free State residents.
Capt. Couzens and I with Wor rell and Bruff returned to the city and handed the murderers of Mr. Gordon over to the county jail. The four prisoners, long identified as deserters from Fort Leavenworth under assumed names, were brought in from separate lines and soon accounted for.
The Hartford Courant notes the American party in Connecticut is confident and determined, describing their stance and resolve amid political tension and fears of broader opposition.
The Jackson Miss Flag reports a locomotive boiler explosion near the depot on Thursday just before noon. The wreckage scattered iron timber and debris. casualties and specific details are unclear due to the damaged text.
A report notes two cattle fed for beef showed stomachs containing rusty nails, a finding blamed on nails from a barn roof. The article warns farmers to be cautious about nails and barn debris falling into fodder and affecting livestock.
German journals cite tables claiming the earth sun distance is rising yearly and attribute increasing heat loss to this. They contrast with ancient Egyptian and Chinese traditions that the sun’s disc was once larger, suggesting a gradual diameter decline could freeze the earth in six thousand years with no spring or autumn.
A Petersburg to Paris dispatch dated December 6 reports a dearth of gun flints. A Vienna firm had a contract covering flints or their production. An American had undertaken service with Seeneete 5 army, using French flints, but the French government blocked their supply. Russia nears a shortage as troops lack percussion caps and factories in Toula, Sia, Ousi and Saint Petersburg struggle to replace losses.
The text recalls Myron H. Clark and speculative politics of the era. It notes Clark’s early deputy sheriff role and later governorship, while reflecting on a future presidential claim. It references census tasks and local offices, depicting a historical political context with uncertain outcomes.
A garbled excerpt describes a Caribbean revolt with references to votes, fighting, and armed officials. It mentions a small republic resisting England and France, with urgent language about quarter and defense, but details are unclear due to the poor OCR.
In Cerro Gordo county Iowa Mr and Mrs Rolf were returning from a town when a snowstorm trapped their oxen. The team broke free and dragged the wagon toward home but caused injuries and distress. Neighbors reported the accident and provided aid at the scene.
A fragmented OCR note mentions a voyage from China aboard Boat A China and refers to a seven year period in August with a young person aboard, but the text is garbled and lacks clear facts or names.
Fragmentary OCR hints a harsh winter and referenced terms like ce tes ce and Seorgates aera, suggesting a local chronicle of severe cold and difficult conditions during a historic season. The readable fragments imply hardship without clear dates or named places.
The report outlines petitions against Maine Law, school law changes, and a proposed treason law. It notes Senate and House actions including Hamilton and Matthews bills, executive appointments, and a large set of new measures. Commentary covers party tensions, Batten policies, and the Philadelphia convention mood.
A fragmentary report notes M J Ampere of the French Academy, author of Promenades en Amerique, among College of France lecturers. The letter describes his seated posture, clasped and unclenched hands, and pendulumlike gestures, as large audiences, largely ladies, attend his sessions awaiting peace talks.
The Roman Catholic bishops in Mexico protest a law subjecting clergy to civil trial. The Bishop of Montre y states he will not obey the act, nor permit others to, unless commanded by the Pope. Romanism is presented as uniform across nations.
Fragmented text discusses comprehensive truths on happiness and freedom. It mentions Solas Sears, Mengiilr, Camp, and vague references to life values and moderation. The readable content is allegorical and lacks clear events or dates.
The Senate and House discussed a military appropriations request of 3,000,000 for arms and fortifications. Speakers debated war risks, with Mr. Quitman defending the administration's cautious stance and opposing alarm about war. Committees were named for further action and adjournment followed.
The Ohio Legislature advanced several measures including enforcement of public records access, detainment law amendments, and distribution of Swan's Statutes copies to counties and cities. A Court of Claims against the state was proposed with a five year term and $1800 salary, while lunatic asylum governance would reorganize into four districts with separate county boards and $1900 superintendent salaries.
The Steamer Lilinois arrived this afternoon bringing California mail and a dust cargo valued at about 1 114 000 dollars. It connected at the Isthmus with the Golden Age which reached Panama earlier. News from California deemed unimportant and Oregon reports show no new fighting. Governor calls for five more volunteer companies.
In Cav, N. Y., delegates pour in and expect no adjournment tomorrow. Buffalo Council No. 117 president contradicts Philadelphia claim, declaring Millard Fillmore was initiated and bound by Know Nothing obligations, confirming his membership.
The Senate caucus met to nominate a candidate for United States Senator. Wade was nominated on the first ballot by a vote of 3 to 43, with all other nominees receiving votes.
From W Washington Wasmoros February 27 intense excitement over telegraphed news from England is dampened by assurances that dispatches since received do not diminish hope for peaceful handling of our differences with England though relations with that government are not materially changed since the act.
An indignation meeting adjourned without hearing the speaker as attendees refused to listen to his remarks. The event proceeded with other observers voicing their protest and calling for change.
The steamer Canada departed for Liverpool today taking no specie aboard.
Boston report states Daniel C. Emory was arrested yesterday at Farmers and Mechanics Banks. Emory, once sentenced in Massachusetts State Prison for ten years on Heston Bank forgeries, was pardoned after two years. He is a lawyer by profession.
A large crew works to cut through ice as conditions melt. Men across the river factory engage in clearing a passage between boats and the shore near the city amid rising but warming weather.
The New York market notes steady prices with modest demand for flour wheat rye and corn. Raw materials like pork beef lard and butter show firmer or steady levels while cheese coffee sugar and the stock market remain largely unchanged amid ongoing trade activity.
A habeas corpus hearing before Judge Burgoyne in the Probate Court examined the illegal detention of three Garner children Samuel Thomas and Silla by the U S Marshal. Counsel argued the magistrate Pendery lacked proper authority and challenged the Fugitive Slave Law while the judge indicated he would delay a decision to weigh constitutional questions.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a chaotic scene with references to gale like weather, bees, silk stock, knee buckles, and worn gear among men, lacking clear names, dates, or locations. The text appears as partial clipping with garbled phrases and missing context.
Evening market summary from Wrowmebay on February 27 notes flour sales very slow with 100 bbls extra retailing at 106. pork offerings weak with no transactions. lard and beef prices slipping. Whisky steady with railcar and wagon sales. Dried fruit and butter show modest activity. clover seed down. Tennessee iron at 67. Cooperage pork barrels sold at 61. Cheese prices steady. soap and candles weak with declines.
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