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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1856
Page
1
The Daily Dimes lists Sabatorial electors for multiple counties. Gd P Van Tucur of Fairfield, £ C Waas of Hamilton, Heser L Monamos and Garonaz Weis of Columbiana.
Letters from Washington correspondents predict a charged debate over the expulsion resolution for Brookshall. The piece argues the Democratic party bears fault for recent outrages, warns of a tense session amid the presidential election, and asserts that investigations and accountability will test party unity and national loyalty.
The article argues that the Democracy uses spiteful misrepresentation to defeat opponents and defends Fremont’s right to his due. It claims black guardism is weak and that truth will prevail as the main weapon in the forthcoming contest. It cites an extract from the Pennsylvania newspaper as evidence.
Fragmentary text shows a character named and a friend replying with a doubtful remark. The garbled line suggests a casual exchange about wearing something, but the context and identities are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A reader's 1856 London note reflects on the Tower of London as palace and fortress. The writer mentions the Tower's history from Roman times, its White Tower, and royal connections from William the Conqueror to Henry VIII, Mary, and Lady Jane Grey, noting imprisonments and dramatic scenes within its walls.
Prominent Whig leaders and New York officials hosted Millard Fillmore with greetings at St Nicholas and Brooklyn events. Talks favored unity, anti slavery stance, and a cautious, nonpolitical visit as crowds gathered, dinner was served, and arrangements for a joint committee meeting were outlined.
A special correspondence notes anticipated House action on Brooks removal and the Brooks assault. It also comments on the capital removal debate and details a Louisville rumor about a noblewoman’s estate and a country wedding plot. The piece mixes political conjecture with a long digression on Lamartine and estate profits.
The report notes widespread fire damage with over fifty families losing crops and many left homeless. The village north of the river saw extensive destruction, while areas around Mr. Price's mill and the surrounding hamlet largely escaped.
Friction aboard a U S ship near Valencia ends in violence as crew confronts mates and captain. The ship seeks aid from a French frigate Constellation and is brought to Fort St Nicholas by naval gendarmerie. Public meeting in Andrew County Missouri rouses proslavery tensions with threats and tar and feathering.
The Greensburg Indiana newspaper reports a melancholy county scene mentioning James A. Reld and a prominent local death. Details are fragmentary but indicate a deceased individual and regional notice.
The Micers of the Massachusetts Emigrant Aid Society petitioned Congress claiming no lawbreaking by their group and seeking compensation for alleged losses amid Kansas turmoil. Debates touched on slavery in territories and reactions to the Kansas Nebraska bill as House actions moved to committees and territorial measures.
Washington June 2 The Committee on Ways and Means will soon issue a full tariff report with extensive modifications. Key issue is extending the free list especially for wool to balance agricultural and manufacturing interests. The plan would admit fine and coarse wool with no higher minimum or valuation while keeping duties on competing imports. There is no intention to touch iron despite railroad pressure. A valuation proposal is debated as assault and battery on Senator Sumner is noted after he appeared and testified.
Two Democratic committees met last night as the Botts proposed fusion with the Hards. The Hards rejected fusion and suggested holding double conventions at the same time and place to continue representing both groups.
Quavac from Liverpool via Greenock arrived today after repairs. The Arabia departed at noon with 160 passengers and 61000 in specie. Norfolk Va reports a 100 vote majority for municipal elections. River at Pittsburg shows four feet one inch. Weather damm.
Bathmons June 35 reports the breadstuffs market in Baltimore is heavy with robust turnover but no material price change. Trade remains active across staples as buyers and bakers monitor supplies closely.
Flour steady with fair export demand. 600 bbls superfine at 66 and 1 000 bbls at 64 1934. Wm. B. Thomas lot on private terms. Corn meal quiet with small Pennsylvanias at 629. Wheat scarce with select lots at 6125 16. Rye firmer. 3 000 bushels sold at 38c and new lots at 73 74. Corn active. 6 000 bush Southern yellow at Sh adoat and 1 000 bush Pennsylvanias at 48c. damaged at 47c. Oats steady at 88 633 40 for Delaware and 34 36c for Pennsylvania. 6 000 bush sold. Provisions advancing. Mess pork firm at 20. Whisky rising with bbds at 31 ne, birds at 9c and Drudge at 2c.
John Hills state deputy was arrested by order of United States Marshal for the Southern District of Ohio on a warrant issued by E R Newhall. He faces charges of taking from the marshal's office records and abstracts in cases including United States vs Nathan Owens and others. Bail set at 2000 dollars. examination waived.
Quiet market with no major price changes. Wheat and oats stable while whisky demand improves with wagon sales, pork and bulk meat active with higher bids. Sugar firm with steady options and molasses sales noted. dried fruit and bacon show buoyant demand. receipts mixed across commodities.
A sensational claim outlines a method by Dr Oataca involving a Scandinavian purifier and bread to treat various diseases. The text promises lasting health through preparations and combinations, asserting notable success across many cases and advocating vigorous preparation.
The text presents a rough memory of tests and recipient details. It mentions a Goan state and various unnamed participants, with references to testimony and a figure identified as Sy. The fragment is obscured and lacks clear verbs or outcomes.
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