15 Jul 1856
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1856
Page
1
Fragmentary ad notes a dentist, N Sexton, practicing at an office on a nineteenth area street. Mentions prices and a possible public opening or practice details. OCR text is garbled with stray letters and missing context.
Fragmentary item lists names associated with a political ticket including FeidtGeid county and Hamilton county figures. The text appears to be a historical ballot or electoral notice referencing district electors and party slate. Further readable details are incomplete.
Our London correspondence reports the crisis following Mr Crampton’s dismissal and the anticipated move against Mr Dallas. The Times and Daily News weigh the impact on Liberal, Derby, and government policy as discussions proceed in Parliament and with American affairs. The piece notes Italy and Austria tensions, the Pope’s Rome, and President Williams’s reception in Dover.
The article surveys transatlantic ties and trade, noting American views on possible travel to Australia and the resilience of commerce. It discusses Sadleir’s alleged schemes, a Dublin court judgment, and reflections on public figures and European events, ending with social commentary on politics and Jewish rights.
In Bowling Green Kentucky last week a slender suit sparked by alleged poisoning stirred public interest. Mr Arnold claimed Wheeler poisoned him prompting a lawsuit. One hundred twenty to one hundred thirty witnesses were examined and lengthy speeches delivered as lawyers argued. At last report the jury remained deadlocked on damages.
A petition to dissolve the Union is circulated in New England and soon to be presented to Congress. The Washington Union notes the preamble mentions a suitable Congress member to present the document, suggesting a Southern Buchanan supporter as suitable.
PourricaL Gossrr notes that several states will hold elections ahead of the upcoming presidential race, signaling gearing up for the national contest. The brief references early voting and campaign activity as parties map strategies across states.
The Philadelphia Daily Times favors Mélean for the nomination and urges Miziano Fiit uous election in the Pennsylvania race. It states Millard Fillmore cannot be withdrawn from the canvass and hints at strategic moves in the nomination contest.
Paris dispatches report confusion over mediation terms as Spain asserts it will define its own demands and methods to vindicate its rights while the French Emperor’s stance on mediation remains unclear and disputed. Madrid notes clarify mediation versus mere suggestion, highlighting divergent interpretations.
At the last sitting of the Germanic Diet the Russian Envoy delivered a note urging the Assembly to honor neutral rights and abolish siekaering. It is believed that European powers will convene to secure peace and persuade the United States to adopt similar principles. Prussia seeks changes in duties at the Zollverein Conference Esenach with a proposal for a uniform rice duty of 16 groschen per cwt for all rice.
Reports from Vienna describe a three power meeting among European delegates chaired by Count Buol. Austria refuses to consent to a union plan while the Grand Vizier hints at preserving the sultan’s authority and defensive ties. Russia backs Western powers in the union plan, leaving Austria isolated.
From the Mansh wter Guardian and Lotion Times items recount complaints about American travelers Mrs. Trs and Charles Dick enses facing perceived arrogance abroad. The piece criticizes judging of a nation, cites a levee incident involving an American professor at West Point, and notes criticism of Mr Dallas and royal attendances.
The readable text notes a June 96 London News fragment about conduct and people named Salen, tau, and Preston, with reference to a geotieman and an impending action. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear outcome or specifics.
Despatch from Sir W. Codrington reports the investiture of the Order of the Bath at head- quarters with Marshal Pellest er, and a parade of officers. Lord Gough presided over ground arrangements after ceremonies. Georgia electro ticket and enthusiastic convention notes Millard Fillmore’s rising support as political tension grows nationwide. Indian frontier fighting near Fort Chadbourne details casualties and armed passages.
An American meet in Liberty ended with a secretary from Richfield seized and dragged to a livery stable by a mob claiming to drown him for abolitionist views. The crowd released him after a public inquiry, with the acquittal declared by all present except the rioters.
In Raleigh a charity case woman died destitute leaving a pile of money and valuables. A letter suggests marriage to Captain Alberti. the found assets include $250, silver, gold coins, and American shares. No heirs named. investigators consider possible relations to Teaptanes or other kin.
A garbled collage reports a London mission, a bizarre lightning tale from New Orleans, and a Pacific Rail case near Aenon Gunes. An engineer on an morning train dies after a switcher accident near the depot, with no known motive.
The narrative describes Walnut street’s transformation with new church buildings repurposed for wholesale firms. It notes Baker and Co and others moving from Fourth and Main, the rise of L. H Baker Co, Clafin & Cropper & Brown, and planned stores by Boylan, Whiteher, Haggins, Sharp, and Thorne. The piece highlights increased trade and ongoing construction in the Walnut area.
The report shows no new features in market action. prices remain firm and steady with modest activity. Trading notes reference volumes and routine quotations across several commodities, including barrels and goods, but no major shifts are recorded.
The Colton market remains buoyant as Orleans and upland middling sell at 11K and 110, while wheat and corn futures show declines and volatility. Supplies move steadily with pork and beef trading, linseed oil heavy, and lard and cheese prices steady amid varied regional demand.
July 14 market notes report limited export demand for flour with 60 bbls sold and superfine at 66 76. Rye scarce, corn meal steady with 100 bbls sold. Wheat in good demand with 2 800 bushels sold. old white and red varieties priced around 69 1 96. Baltimore market shows firm corn and rising white wheat prices. yuan exchange and barter terms referenced.
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