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Delaware State Reporter

Location

Dover, Delaware, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1857

Page

2

Zodiacal light noted as belt around Earth seen from Quito

The article reports Rev. George Jones of the U S Navy observing the Zodiacal Light from Quito. He describes a luminous belt near the ecliptic crossing the sky and posits ideas about self luminous matter in space. Also quoted are remarks on editing life and several brief notices from Washington and Massachusetts.

George Jones U. S Navy Quito Jones Jupiter Mr. Jones Ted Hire Earth Milky Way Sirius Captiatt Trenton Tree American Little Creek Neck Kent County Delaware John Cowgill Dover Leipsic Dona Little Creek Landing Port Mahoo Cowgill Corver George Graham Willow Grove Musilm Henry Cowgill

Parliament Passes Princess Royal Annuity Amid Shifting Appointments

In Parliament an annuity of £8000 to the Princess Royal was passed without division. Lord Palmerston notes renewed Spanish pressure over Cuba and urges action to curb slave trade. The East India Company seizes Perim Island to control the Red Sea entry. Spain contemplates a sweeping press law seen as a death blow to newspapers.

Great Britain Princess Royal Thomas A. Baring Admiralty Cuba Lord Palmerston Earl of Clarendon Madrid East India Company Perim Babelmandel Red Sa Ber Lera Wien Lave Paris Spain

Cass replies to Ohio welcome on rail and river progress

Gen Cass delivers a reflective reply praising Ohio’s growth from a sparsely populated frontier to a prosperous state. He recalls his youth as a poor adventurer here, notes steam navigation’s rise, and lauds rail expansion across the mountains, echoing on the nation’s promise.

Cass Sresco Ohio Gov. Chase The Noo United States Messrs Fulton &Livingston Wade Rome

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