New York News: Collins Steamer Arrives and Europe Dispatch
The Collins steamer reached quarantine with Liverpool dates to the 10th and 60 passengers aboard. Ice blocks the harbor, while the city awaits captains and crew. European dispatches report French unrest, political shifts, and a Vienna constitutional change. France, Austria, and Britain dominate reports as rumors of war and political upheaval spread.
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Europe
New York
Collins
Riie
Liverpool
France
Department of the Loire
Wien
Paris
Rochefort
Cayenne
Hotel de Ville
Seine
Count D'Orgay
Louis Napoleon
Abdel Kader
Minister of the Interior
Austria
London Morning Chronicle
Vienna
Hungary
Lord Palmerston
Belgrade
M. Fonblanque
Sis
Vienns
Napoleon
The
Elysees
Grenadier Corps
Daily Times
Lord Howden Woul
Lord P
American Hotel
Staten
Washington
Adverse Wisconsin politics cord toggles through press
The Advertiser reviews Governor Farwell's Wisconsin policy message, criticizing partizan leanings and urging stable governance. It notes investigations into Fox River contracts, questions about past lawmakers, and a Madison correspondent's view on bonds and officials. A Waushara County murder story follows with Dutch and Irish settler tensions and a fatal shooting on Indian lands.
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Wisconsin
United States
Gov. Farwell
Fox River
Oime
Wisconsin Legislature Proceedings and Bills Recorded
Madison June 17 sessions report Standing Committees announced by the President for Judiciary Education Finance Claims Corporations Internal Improvements Militia Agriculture and Manufactures Law Expiration and reenactment Legislative Expenditures State Affairs Public Printing Contingent Expenses Public Lands Engrossed Bills Privileges and Elections A sympathy resolution for Kossuth introduced. Four local bills introduced and Senate adjourned to Monday morning. Assembly committees listed with members and assignments. Governor’s bill and chancery case referred. Senate elected officers and assembly officers named. Bills read for public works and infrastructure funding for rivers railroads and roads. Menomonee tract bill noted.
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Madison
Renate
West
Bownen
Bugh
Alban and
Sharpsein
Pinckney
Dean and
Bowen, Palmar and
Sterling
Huebschhimann
Squires
Dean
Alban
Bowen
Prentiss
Bennest
Donkey
Stuart
Huebschmann
Weat
Reed and Pinckney
Kossuth
Wakely
Senate
Assembly
Barber, Botkin
Worthington
Patch and
Lewis
Botkin, Barlow
Bancroft, Mead and Cate
Root
Worthington, Mead, Lewis and Barber
Moore, Cain, Barlow, Mixon and Sterling
Donaldson, Phelpa and Sterl
Ing
Ramsay
Averbeck
Mixon
Blidget
Ramsey
Safford
Sholes
Unlay
Kinney
Staats
Willard
Cramond
Grahaw
Lawrence
Richardson
Cain
Cale
Pierce
Strong
McNaughton
Peck
McKee
Brigge
A. T. Grey
James Kingabry
Atme
Depere Association Meeting Plans Court House Event
The next regular meeting of the Depere Young Men's Association will be at the Court House on the 28th. Disputants J Birdsall and I A Boyd, A Cameron and W H Chappel will discuss a focal question. Attendance requested. public generally invited. The Rawzoga Difficulty Service reports amicable settlement of state election directors for the Mand Mi Rai Road Company with the board in quiet possession.
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Depere Young Men's Association
Court House
Maesrs
J. Birdsall
A.B. Boyd
C. Cameron
W. H. Chappel
Tae Rawzoga
Serrizp
Tate
Mi Rai
Cajlin
Agein
Kossuth and Clay Interview and Associated Ordeals
A detailed report from Kossuth’s interview with Mr. Clay in Washington describes Clay warning against intervention and urging free institutions, while Kossuth notes remarks on Hungary and France. The piece also recounts a January 7 incident of a fatal stampede during an Emigration Building rush, with five dead and many injured, and covers other political and scientific notes from January events in Washington and beyond.
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Kossuth
Clay
Washington
U. S
Hungary
France
Palmerston
Cass
Alth
Konseuth
Centre Street
Commissioners of Emigration
Greenwich ‘Avenue
Ath
Walla
Tejanai
Webster
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State Department
London
Lord Granville
Brideh
Gouy
Hensa
Congress
Briggs
Bérihisel
Utah
Paosrecia
Indian Bureau
New Mexico
Mississippi
Washingtonian
Baltimore Sun
Capti Long
the Advertiser
Depere
Bali
Blossom
Farwell
Hubbell
Hoxor
Jannen
Antonne
Milwaukee
Levi Blosom
Jannsen
Alton
Messra Botkin
Lewis and Barber
D&c
Waushara
Berlin
Trishman
Isr Ter
Dr. West
J. M. Shiatter
A ‘I' Gray
Dod Elisha
Arat Sahtington
Tan
MA Qtce
Sahat
Hompson
Virginia
Ohio River
Charles Ellet, Jr
Doty
Mississippi River
Alec
Fort Howard
Botrawford
Fort Wilking
Ken Alec
Wincop
Menomonee
Theodore Conkey
James. Alban
Ut H
Wright
Bertine Pinnkney
Levi Sterling
J. C. Sqmers
Samuel G. Bugh
Thomss
E. B. Dean
Judson Prentice
G .Turner
Mira Stewart
Edmund B West
E. Wekely
Andrew Palmer
J. R. Sharpeton
Dennett
Reid
Heubschman
Brown County
H. Peak
Calumet
Columbia
T Lewis
Crawford
Gibson
Dune
Botkin
Giles
WI Pierce
Doge
Bancroft
Green
M Averbeck
H D Patch
Fond du Lac
Moore
NM Donaldson
Grant
Barbour
N Glemena
J Mckee
Ind
Stafford
Iowa
Foay
Strong Jefferson
Skinner
Mott
Vanostrand
Kenosha
Snorxa
Burazs
Lafayette
A Larmest
Murphy Manitouwee
Ricker Marquette
Cain J. Phelps
Burnham
St Croix and Lapointe
Hoyt Walworth
Wood
Covrer
Barnow
F.S. Senate
American Arctic
Lieut
Osborne
Geograhica Sore
Wellington Chine
Vasuinais
Polar
Easter Sound
Milville Island
Barrow
Iain
Houston
Wortford
Casey
Teas
General Houston
Kossutti
Ives
Congression
Jia
Meters
Harrisburg
Hea
Galeay Line
Poandonel
U.S
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