Don Pedros Expedition From Oporto to Pena and Beyond
Reports from Oporto describe 3000 Portuguese Constitutionalists under Count Villa Flor moving from Oporto on the 6th, surprising Miguelite positions at Pena, spiking cannons and destroying fortifications, with 50 killed and 30-40 prisoners among the attackers. Don Pedro’s forces suffered lighter loss as they broke through, while Admiral Sartorius eyed a broader blockade and hoped for reinforcements from the Constitution corvette and the City of Edinburgh.
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New American Tariff with Major Reductions and Revisions
The Baltimore American reports the new tariff act taking effect March 3, with reduced duties on wool and textiles, lower minimums for plains and cottons, and adjusted rates on silk, sugar, tea, salt, hemp, iron, and glass. The article compares the new and old duties, notes changes in valuation, and includes a brief editorial on reform and mob violence. It also mentions a separate report on Viscount Chetwynd’s accident and cotton market activity in Ate.
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Bank Stock The Bank's Secretive Management Under Scrutiny
A correspondent questions why Bank stock yields 4 percent and trades below twice nominal rate, amid directors using a reserve fund to grant half yearly dividends. The piece argues for annual disclosure of state of affairs, reserves, and grounds of dividends, comparing to Bank of France and others.
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Taxation and equity in state and public expense
The passage discusses taxation as essential in any orderly state and the obligation of residents to contribute to public costs. It notes the right protections may exist for rights and liberties, but questions whether tax burdens are applied equitably. It cites our country as an example where taxes vary by kind and implementation.
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