Arrival of the Iris Progress and Irish Chartist News
Dispatch from New York notes the royal mail steamer Europa arriving from Liverpool with late crop news for markets. Ireland and London reports list trials of insurgents, assumptions of escape plots, and political turmoil across Europe including France Italy Austria and Russia, with emphasis on Dublin and Clonmel trials and Meagher Duffy and O’Brien factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York
Baltimore Sun
Royal Mail
Europa
Liverpool
Hibernia
United States
Ireland
John Russell
Special Commission
Clonmel
Charles Gaven Duffy
Meagher
Ilmaine
M. P
Manchester
Kirkdale
P. Murray M’dowell
O’gorman
Paris
France
Lowis Blanc
Caussidiere
Committee of
Ledru Rollin
Louis Banc
Tribune
General Cavaignac
Republic
Germany
Vienna
Berlin
St. Pe
Tersburg
Russia
Denmark
Wrangle
Enolano
Times’ City
Ed. Newcomen
Cockerell, Larpent & Co
London
Cockerell & Co
Calcutta
Rome
Dublin
Nenagh
Queen’s Bench
Doherty
Duffy
Geo. Bentinck
Marquis of
T. B. M’manus
Cork
N. Chase
Corcoran
Austria
Italy
Persih
England
Ostend
Alps
Bank of France
Venice
Hamburg
Prince Metternich
Lombardy
M. Wessenburg
Sarprnza
Leghorn
St. Petersburg
Train Crash Near Macon Delays Central Rail Road
A passenger train from Macon was derailed seven miles from Macon due to a minor rail displacement. Fireman injured, agent Ivey Lane died after aiding the fireman. The engine and luggage car sustained minor damage. the two passenger cars remained on track. The train reached Savannah later that day. The report also notes the Bark Henry Dubignon’s leak and safe return to port Savannah or Charleston. Henry & Mott’s Henry is aboard Ocean Monarch, later rescued at New York.
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Central Rail Road
Macon
Ivey S. Lane
Savannah
Henry Dousinon
Henry Dubignon
Tybee Island
Charleston
California
Edwin
Commodore Truxton
Washington
Vera Cruz
Mobile
Beale
Pacific
San Blas
Gulf
Mexico
México
F. TrueSun
Alleged Attack on Gen Cass Revealed in Detroit Surrender Debate
The Washington Union reports a fierce pamphlet debate from the Peterson Guardian and Advertiser of New Jersey over T Butler King and General Cass. It quotes a charge that Cass was a traitor and coward, claims Hull saved the frontier, and defends Cass’s brave conduct during the Detroit surrender while criticizing the alleged language as possibly a mistake by King. The piece extols Cass as chivalrous and pivotal in opposing British forces, while noting Kane’s account of prior acts and urging public judgment on Cass’s character.
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Washington Union
Albany Evening Journal
National Intelligencer
Whig
Free Soil
Intelligencer
Locofoco
Vermont
Union
Locoroco
Charleston Mercury
Corwin
Ohio
Congress
Billingsgate
South
Clinton County
Cincinnati Chronicle
Taylor and Fillmore
Cass
Gen. Taylor
Oregon
Taylor
Allison
Gaines
Cassis
Mexico
Polk
Gen
Baltimore
Texas
Wgg
Free States
Free Soil Party
Whig Party
van Buren
District of Columbia
United States
United States Senate
Martin van Buren
Rome
Van
Augusta
Stephens
House of Representatives
Mr. Stephens
Detroit
Peterson
New Jersey
Guardian and Advertiser
Odd Fellows
T. Butler King
Georgia
Guardian
King
Gen. Cass
Hull
Case
General Cass
Frost
U. States
Northwest Army
Canada
Bellar
Malden
Butler King
Brownstown
Raisin
Brock
Michigan
Brannan
Marlden
William Willis, Esq
Zanesville
Washington
Atchess
Remi
Bliss
J. R. Ingersoll
Memphis
Tenn
Gen.Taylor
Courier
Inge
LN. F
Cass State Convention Electors Named at Meeting
The Cass State Convention met in Hangtroup Washington on September 13 with unusually large attendance representation from every town in the state. Delegates nominated electors for President and Vice President including Mauricey F. Cleveland Ren P. Waxvo Strerven Frren Thomas H. Sevuove Charles A. Ingersoll and Charles B. Puers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CASS
Hangtroup
Cass State Vention
maunceYy F. Cleveland
Ren P. Waxvo
Strerven Frren
Thomas H. Sevuove
Cuaries A. Ingersoll
Cuaxzzes B. Puers
Whig Resolutions Adopted in Albany Meeting
Fragmentary report notes Mr Chapman speaking for Clay and praising Webster. It records resolutions urging a strong presidential vote and electors for this district. An Albany Whigs address defends the step, with New York parallels and Deputy Seven of New York speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Enquirer
New York Express
Taylor
Clay
New York Journal of Commerce
Cass
True Sun
Democrat
Vauxhall Garden
Iowa
Reriet
Thompson
Mr. T
Lefien
Keokok
Senate
House
United States
Albany Argus
Chapman
Gen. Taylor
Webster
New-York
Albany
Deptey Seven
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Joan Forsyth
J. Forsyth
R. Ellis, & Co. Proprietors and Publishers
Moe Baldieg
Eners
Courts of Ordinary
Court of Ordinary
Terry & Goulding
Columbus
Erastus Reed
Crawford Street
James Estevez
Calvin Cutter
Tarbox & Marble
New Book Store
A. B. Marvin
William
Platt St
Statiover
Tineke
CADY
Rielors
Europe
Dettl
New York Sun
Henry Clay
New York Evening Post
Barnburner
New York Mirror
Butler
Empire State
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
New York Post
Casa
Wilmot
Fillmore
Rexewezra
Delaware Gazette
Samuel C. Bonham
Newark Gazette
Mr. Bonham
Chinese Museum
Philadelphia
Judge Saunders
Louisiana
Bonham
Independent Taylor Party
Maryland
Saunders
Laylor
Mies
Adam
East
West
Mississippi
Rocky Mountains
Congressional Globe and Appendix
America
New York Globe
Free Soilers
New York City
George Washington
James Madison
James Monroe
Andrew Jackson
John Tyler
James Ek
Washington Andison
Lynchburg Rep
Eyvropa
Mr. Henry
Henry & Mott
New York
Nashville Union
J. B. Weller
Seabury
Ford
N. Taylor
New Orleans Crescent
Bayou Rapides
Galveston
Potaro Bor
Crawfordsville
Peari
Illinois) Register, Mirror
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