03 Jul 1856
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1856
Page
1
Telegraph dispatch reports a dreadful conflagration at St Louis this afternoon. No fewer than six steamers were burned to the water's edge including the Grand Turk Southerner Cora and Saranse. Names of the remaining boats were not forwarded.
The author urges readers in divided areas to support Millard Fillmore for the presidency, arguing he is capable and honest and that voting for him upholds constitutional principles. They implore voters to act on principle, ignore demagoguery, and record their choice in November to triumph for American rights.
A Boston informed account recalls prior GOP efforts to split the American party in Massachusetts and notes a renewed push to fuse with the group. It cites a New York Tribune Boston correspondent and warns of plans for a state convention to advance such fusion.
The piece attacks Republican aligned leaders and figures like Tou Foro and Janus Bucuaxan for desertion and pandering to Abolitionism. It accuses Philadelphia Convention influence and Roman Catholic vote catering, warning the American party to beware of deceptive endorsements and bidirectional loyalty.
The account describes an insurgent uprising in Venezuela led by Generals Bracbo Morine and two others. Rebel forces claim control of several towns including Tabasco Uraco and Harrancas and advance toward Bolivar. British government tensions and a rigid stance are noted as the insurgents gain momentum.
Advices from Mong Tee through April 16 describe unrest near Canton and rumors of anarchy that threaten commerce. Reports from Nanking and Shaghvhee indicate peace and tightened control, with suspected conspirators executed after summary trials.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions frescoes described as among the oldest in the world and references a Vie Greioss in Ro with unclear context. No clear dates or names are readable.
Large crowds greet Millard Fillmore as he travels inland from Albany. At Fond a Little Falls Syracuse Clyde Palmyra and Utica he is welcomed with cannons bonfires and cheers. In Rochester and beyond he denounces the Missouri Compromise repeal while urging national unity and equal treatment of all regions. The crowd roars as he voices opposition to sectional rule and pledges to uphold the Constitution.
A Friday night fire swept the upper pattern shop and lower areas of the old foundry in Clinton Prison yard. A strong south wind fed the flames destroying kilns and wood stacks, with losses estimated up to 30 000 dollars. The fire also damaged sheds and equipment, affecting state property in New York.
The piece extols a proposed railway hub at a river junction above the Ohio, claiming it will become a vast manufacturing entrepot. It highlights iron, coal, marble, and other resources, with rail links, water routes, and potential for rapid growth and wealth creation. It also notes strategic timing and plans for landings and connections to central rail lines.
Fragmentary OCR describes British brig of war arrival from Jamaica and Cuban intelligence reports dated April and May. Mentions London and war context with neutral observations about demonstrations and leadership figures.
An intricate plot in New York unfolds around a heavy mail loss destined for the Herald. A former stage driver, Lovelace, is at the center as a plan to entrap him using a trusted driver aims to siphon funds and trigger a mass spree among accomplices.
A congressional session reviewed presidential vetoes on spoliation claims and examined Kansas investigations. Discussion covered rights of free speech and the St Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad right of way, with adjournment after readings and committee referrals.
An extensive pier at deid streliwharf caved in at night trapping about seventy five people mostly women and children. The main link to the wharf broke and a large shear collapsed the bridge causing many to plunge into the water. Rescue boats saved some but teen women and children died and few bodies were recovered.
New York maker market shows flour sales at 11 500 barrels for state 66 cents for Ohio 6 for Southern and 67 25 8 75 for extra brands. Wheat higher with 40 000 bushels sold at 170 for Southern red 180 for Southern white. Corn firm with 35 060 bushels sold. Pork futures up 1 000 sold at 90 50. Lard firm with 1 000 barrels sold. Whisky buoyant with 400 barrels sold at 50 cents. Stocks higher with Chicago and Rock Island 98 Cum bernard 234 Michigan Southern 984 N Genteal 68 Pennsylvania Coal Cos 108 Reading 98 Virginia s 98% Minois Central 7s 90 Galena and Chicago 114 Michigan Central 93 Brie 69. Exchange firm.
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