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Reports from India note Gen Barnard and Sir Henry Lawrence dead after Cawnpore recapture and European massacres. Rebels beaten in three engagements as the Gwalior Contingent moves. A transit steamer lost in Sunda Straits with all aboard saved. Tunis mob attacks Jews. Persia urged to evacuate Herat. Circassia claims successes against Russians. Danish Duchies draft new constitution. UK: Niagara at Plymouth. Calcutta sees more troops. Breadstuffs steady.
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Empire City reports wreck of Illinois near Havana
The Empire City from Havana reports the Illinois with 500 passengers and substantial specie aboard went ashore on Colorado Reef 70 miles west of Havana and was held three days. Assistants freed her with damage. 200 tons coal dumped. Minor items note St Louis and Michigan Cliffs fires, calm politics, good weather and 244000 boxes of Havana sugar.
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Cable accident delays transatlantic undersea line repair
Captain Hudson reports to the Navy Department on the Niagara's observations about the submarine cable break in the Atlantic. Weather and improved machinery could allow safe laying on the marked track, though the party on board rushed repairs and the shipmates mourned the loss of the cable. Governor Walker seeks to defend his actions to Mississippians and Southerners, while a New York incident questions Major Dyckman’s wartime bravery. Missouri election results declare R. M. Stewart Democrat winner over James S. Rollins by 334 votes. Chestertown reports 1500 negroes en route to a camp meeting, deemed a nuisance by the Kent News. Putnam’s Monthly sold for $6000 and merged into another magazine.
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Camp Meeting Converts Hundreds in Philadelphia Ledger Report
A Philadelphia Ledger letter from Camden, California describes a camp meeting with Methodists, praising hospitality, order, and divine power. The writer notes over three hundred conversions, about one hundred tents, and strong communal support.
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