23 Jul 1856
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1856
Page
1
The piece argues that Spain Sardinia and Mexico reject papal temporal control and praises Protestant independence. It notes France’s earlier stance and criticizes Mexico President Coroxtfort for selling church property to fund government, viewing it as a risky move with potential civil and religious tensions.
The Lockport Journal reports a remarkable display witnessed on the Lakesmire voyage from Niagara to Geneva. Twelve vessels appeared inverted on the horizon as the gun set, their rigging and sails vividly outlined against a stormy dark sky until nightfall.
Me Lee of Lee and Marshall's Circus reports that Josquin's band stole ten trained horses from the rider's shed after a performance. He pursued with armed men in circus attire and recovered all horses within minutes, ending the theft.
A New York correspondent reports that Buchanan friends are negotiating to buy a New York morning journal under Col. Bremont’s flag. The paper’s proprietors want 200000 dollars, buyers offer 170000. About 140000 dollars has been raised so far.
The readable text shows disjointed phrases about bathing, locations, and persons but lacks coherent events or identifiable entities to summarize into a factual news item. No clear date, organization, or outcome is discernible.
The page reports on Anglican Jerusalem affairs with clergy changes and doctrinal disputes. It mentions Lord Clarendon relatives, a new Protestant school stance, and American visitors. It notes Sebastopol fortifications, Russia's Baltic navy, and public receptions for the Black Sea campaign veterans. It also covers Prince Napoleon in Scotland and political debate around the American question.
A fragment describes a market scene at Coven Garden Street with a garden market at five in the morning. It mentions displays of vegetables and flowers brought from nearby mills and a later afternoon arcades stroll for young ladies as part of a morning spectacle.
A political column reviews Col Fremont as a presidential candidate noting recent partisan discussions in Kentucky and New Hampshire. It mocks his appeal, invokes a woolly horse analogy, and questions his fit for regional and national needs amid the 1850s tensions.
A late Paris letter to the New York Evening Parsiyn reports a wave of counterfeit Bank of England notes circulating in France Switzerland and Germany. Spanish operatives led by a self styled Colonel Me riaso Pees and engineer Fornes were detained or arrested in Marseilles Lyons Geneva Frankfurt and Hamburg with over a hundred forgeries found. the ring used the same paper and watermark and several members were captured as authorities closed in.
In a terse exchange, a board member asserts a three month period and a payment to Mr. Smith. The dialogue includes praise for a man described as highly emulable and justify his actions, while other remarks echo doubt about periods and propriety.
Loxmenton correspondence reports a large Whig rally in Ashland backing Fillmore and Boresman with strong anti Fremont sentiment. About two hundred of three hundred county Whigs attended, cheering wildly for Fillmore, while six Whigs modestly oppose him, two favor Bushman as sole path to Fremont defeat. The piece notes expected shifts in views over the next four weeks.
Mr. Pitts delivered a Tabernacle talk on the rise of a great nationality Promised through law energy and moral motion The discussion traced prophetic dates from 1290 to 1776 noting a land of rivers and two seas destined for a republic of thirteen states The speaker cited Webster on conscience Providence and the overpowering pull of truth over sin in human struggles
An intoxicated man accused of attempting to kiss a store visitor faced a comic courtroom episode. A deputy's testimony was misfired as he joked through details, prompting contempt fines and a warning from Mayor Foley. The case contrasted with the widow’s quiet testimony about a separate inquest on John Oats’s death.
The deceased, Mrs Barr lavy, died yesterday afternoon at 9 o'clock from camphene burn injuries. She was a respected wife and mother of two, leaving behind a husband and children to mourn the untimely loss. A Covington Democrat and a German resident were described as present at Meyer Foky's fire to testify residency, with a humorous note about leaving his hat behind and continuing travel.
A smudged weekly update reports fluctuating prices across multiple goods. Weather was warm early week and cooler late, with alcohol prices rising then retreating, and river water low with navigation warnings near Louisville and Plateburg.
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