Doubtful Lovers Appeal and Wool Growers Letter
The Dallas Herald notes a poetic piece The Doubting Lover's Appeal to Cupid and a letter from Geo. Wilkins Kendall in the Galveston News describing wool growers near Antonio region. Kendall reports flocks thriving, acorns not harming stock, mild winter effects, coming crops and hopeful prospects for sheep and cattle across Comal and Blavco counties.
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Weltien
Dallas Crabs
Cupid
Aldie
Yrom
Galveston News
Antonio
New Bravunvets
Joseph Tait
Orie
Acorn
Comal
Blavco
Mr. Gallagher
Col. Gmbaro
Jadson
Leviathan Awaits Start and Atlantic Cable Finish
A London writer notes two major disappointments of the year the Leviathan and the Atlante Telegraph cable. The Leviathan funding is subscribed and its start from moorings is near. If the government declines the guarantee, a new arrangement may be laid down. Allen's electric notice is already in use.
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London
Allen
War rumors of Europe spread across continents
Reports from Paris London and Vienna describe tensions among France Austria Italy and Sardinia over Danubian Servian and Ottoman issues. Military moves potential cross border actions and public unrest ripple through Milan Genoa Cremona and Pavia as Garibaldi rumored to organize volunteers and the Sardinian government pushes toward war.
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Europe
Pana
McMahon
Iinty
Italy
Paris
France
Austria
Napoleon
Sardinia
Victor Emanuel
London
Tines
Sth
Linay
M. Louis Veuillot de Ivere
Austin
Russia
Servia
Pans
Dan
Milan
Paris Patrie
Barmerie
Pie Carrisan
Pavia
Payia
Seige
Nord
Genoa
Garibaldi
Lombardy
Cremona
Modena
Turin
London Times
Qesterreichische
Vienna
Leee
Austria Prepares in Italy Amid Backing by Germany Prussia
The Jurnal de Prandfort reports Austria is strong in Italy to meet any event with Germany and Prussia backing her. The third imperial army corps, about 130,000 men, has left, with estimates Austria can muster 100,000 more in two to three days within Italian dominions. The note in the Moniteur shifts to buoyancy as Paris stocks weaken and European peace appears fragile under French policy.
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Jurnal de Prandfort
Austria
Italy
Germany
Prussia
Vienna
Third Corps D'Armes
Baler
London News
Moniteur
Paris
Pavia
Europe
Cuba and the Debt Question for Annexation
The article argues against fears of debt and taxes hindering Cuba annexation. It says finances are temporary and funding would come via bonds, not current taxes, with Cuba expected to boost revenue and prosperity. It cites a Senate Foreign Committee view on annexion’s fiscal gains and trade shifts, noting Cuba’s 1855 trade figures.
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Cuba
Treasury Alost
Lodus
American ‘Treasury
United States
Senate
Foreign Committee
Cuba Acquisition Brings Vast Benefits, Says Picayune
The article discusses Cuba as a major economic opportunity for American producers and treasury gains. It cites Senate estimates of at least three million dollars in annual customs revenue and savings from the African coast squadron’s discontinuance. It notes the $125 million island purchase cost and forecasts long term financial and strategic advantages.
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Cubs
Treasury
Senate Committee
Cuba
N O. Picayune
Debate on a bill and historic claims in Congress
The article discusses a bill expected to pass with the prior question in the House after Senate origin. It argues for swift approval amid long-standing debates and notes past support and debts to long waiting individuals. It cites 1793 prisms, neutrality acts, and the spoliation of American vessels with figures and named politicians endorsing the claims.
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Ira
Public Press
House
Senate
Committee
House of Representatives
Congress
West Indies
France
England
Frace
Nate Unilly
Endpdy
Bonaparte
Newburyport Herald
Edward Livingston
Louisiana
Crawford
Georgia
Lowndes
South Carolina
Clay
Kentucky
Webster
Massachusetts
Clayton
Delaware
Buchanan
Pennsyvania
House of
Debated Trade Off on Five Million Dollar Claim
The article discusses opposition to a trade off over a five million dollar claim, citing vetoes and previous administrations. It notes President Pierce and earlier presidents rejected payments, and a 1894 protocol to appoint a commission to decide amounts with pro rata payment if costs exceed the fixed sum. The piece expresses hope the measure becomes just and equitable soon.
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Congréssen
Piere
O. Picayune
Maury Nominated for Legion of Honor by France
French authorities inform Count Walewezki that Lieutenant Commander Matthew Maury, director of the Washington Observatory, is proposed for the Legion of Honor in recognition of his navigational and scientific services. The U.S. Government has indicated no objection, pending Congressional authority for foreign-emolument acceptance.
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Meury
Walley
France
Count Waleweki
Count de Sartiges
Mathew EF. Maury
Marine
Minry
Legion of Honor
Mason
United States
Alreedy
Maury
Walewsei
Islanders and Cuba Press Feud Over Buyout Proposal
The piece contrasts Spanish temperament with Cuban press derision of Mrs Buchanan's suggestion to buy them out. It argues the United States will not seize territory without consent, denying imperial ambitions and condemning European alarm at American bargaining. Richmond Dispatch stance defends lawful, treaty-based action.
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American Tropics
Atlantic
Spain
United States
England
France
Europe
Richmond Dispatch
Speech in North Carolina Legislature Draws Etiquette Critique
A report of a North Carolina Legislature speech from the 19th century notes remarks by Mr. Edney about the Johnston Senator and his understanding of a bill. The exchange includes taunts and a gambling-table anecdote alleging dirty conduct by the senator.
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North Carolina
Edney
Johnston
Leach
Golfer Kilneyanya Remarks On Decorum And Misconduct
A fragmented transcript recalls Kilneyanya arguing on decorum and conduct sections, criticizing gambling saloons and public behavior. The speaker laments misbehavior and contemplates a harsher response to slang and disrespect in social settings.
Three Senators Remembered In Capitol Reverie
The address recalls the three great men Calhoun Webster and Henry Clay as enduring symbols of public duty. It honors their influence on U S history, their eloquence and leadership, and the lasting memory they leave in the nation’s Capitol.
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Breckenridge
Senate
Capitol
Calhoun
Cious
Webster
Simteaman
Ats Deep Towen
Henry Clay
House of Representatives
Arizona mining speculation draws colonists to Gulf of California region
The article outlines a speculative prospect of silver deposits and Spanish mining remnants guiding colonization toward the Gulf of California. It notes a large financeable venture organized by Col Jennies supporters, with 500 equipped men ready to claim and develop land, mines, and settlements, backed by money, arms, and transport.
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Arizonia
Gulf of California
Jennies
Béokeo
Fadinne- Chin
Texas
New Shirl
Gi. Henning
Ren
Alread
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