Trouble about Cubs and Havana expedition plans
A Washington dispatch analyzes rumored Cuban revolutionary plots aimed at landing on the south coast near Trinidad led by Lopaz. It notes 20 000 troops inland and speculation of American and British support, with Parker Moore continuing naval oversight to prevent invasion.
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California gold report outlines vast resources and growth
Washington manuscript summarizes Mr. Kixo's California report noting population near 120000, immigration surge, vast grazing lands, wool and wine potential, and heavy imports needs. It details a rich gold region, 600 miles long, 40 to 60 miles wide, with quartz beds yielding gold and strong foreign digger activity.
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New-York Journal of Coma 2
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United States
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Mexico
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King
Sonora
Debated Cass Speech and Austria in Senate Sparks Contention
Correspondent notes Cass' resolution to suspend relations with Austria sparked strong praise from supporters and sharp opposition elsewhere. The writer recalls Austrian brutality in Italy and Hungary, praising Cass for illuminating the issue and voicing a humane stance amid Western European tensions.
Webster verdict ends Boston murder trial huge public reaction
The Webster murder trial in Boston concluded with a guilty verdict. Dr Webster faced execution after witnesses recanted prior statements and officials prepared for the inevitable sentence. The case drew intense public interest and a funeral-like atmosphere surrounded the courthouse.
Fire Department elects officers for coming year
The Fire Department of this city elected officers for the ensuing year. President A. W. Brewster, Vice-President D. B. Derby, Secretary J. 9. Robinson, Chief Engineer A. P. Darling, Ist. Assistant Engineer A. Walters, 2d Assistant Engineer C. Lynch, Water Commissioner G. A. Bennett.
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A. Walters
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G.A. Bennett
Stockholders Elect Officers At Reed House Meeting
At a stockholders meeting held at the Reed House on Saturday last, Walter Chester was elected President for the ensuing year. Directors named were J. Bess C. Spencer N. W. Russell Lyman Robinson and Jacob Fritz, with Giles Sanford chosen Secretary and Treasurer.
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Connecticut Gubernatorial Victory Cited in Democratic Rhetoric
The paper notes a Democratic triumph in Connecticut, praising Col. Thomas H. Seymour for ousting the Whig Taylor wing. It cites the voter shift as a “sober second thought” reflecting blunders of the Whig administration and calls the convention’s repudiation of Wilmot’s tests a national boon.
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Death of Mr. Calhoun Remembered in Telegraph Obituary
The Telegraph reports the death of Mr. Calhoun in Washington on Sunday. It notes his long role in national affairs, his sincerity despite controversy, and praises his virtues, wisdom, patriotism, and talents for Americans to remember, urging burial of lesser faults.
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A Jaunt to the Country Promotes Health and Cheer
The piece extols a country excursion as a cure for urban blues. It paints spring’s awakening with budding trees, birdsong, and tranquil woods. It urges workers and merchants alike to seek nature for renewal of mind and body.
Democrats and slavery stance questioned by Gazette
The Gazette denounces Democrats led by James Buchanan as time-serving on the slavery issue and contrasts them with historic figures like Webster and Clay. It questions whether Democratic leaders differ from Buchanan on non intervention and slavery, calling for frankness and reform.
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Cuba
New Democratic Paper Debuts in Towanda Bradford County
The North Pennsylvanian prints its first issue in Towanda Bradford County by Wren Fowney Esq formerly of Philadelphia. It appears in quarto format with neat styling and bold, reformist content aimed at a republican audience.
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Philadelphia
Navy Court of Inquiry into Alvarado Capture at Annapolis
The Secretary of the Navy orders a court of inquiry at Annapolis on the 15th to probe the capture of Alvarado, Mexico by Lieut. Charles G. Hunter during the war. Commodores Morrie and Shubrick and Commander Dupont will form the panel, with Lieut Bleeker of the Michigan set to testify.
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One good Act, at Least. Defeat of Edwin Forrest divorce bill
The piece praises the Legislature for defeating a bill to divorce Edwin Forrest from his wife. It argues as a New York citizen he has no right to seek a divorce through the Legislature and that courts are the proper tribunal. If he seeks relief, it should come from court, not legislative action.
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Graham's Magazine Returns to Old Proprietor
The popular monthly has paused into the hands of its old proprietor George R. Gaattau. The exchange with us, cut off by the late proprietor, may be renewed under his leadership.
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Censor’s Harsh Charge Sparks Row Over Reliability
A Fredonia Censer article cites harbor information from a so called reliable source in New York, while Pennsylvanian readers doubt the claim. The debate centers on who threw the first brick in a dispute, with accusations of misrepresentation and a damaged window as metaphors for truth and accountability.
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The Home Department and Whig Fears of Its Fate
The piece laments the longevity of the new Home Department viewing it as a temporary measure. It criticizes the head for political partisanship, predicts a shift in leadership or repeal, and warns of Democratic backlash when Congress acts.
Postmaster Shuffle in Wheeling Sparks Political Debate
In Washington the Wheeling postmaster nomination, James E. Wharton alias Jonathan Whitcomb, was withdrawn and Jacob B. Shriver appointed. Rumors hint at forthcoming developments around the Wheeling post office as the Warren-Fitz Henry circle traces back to Massachusetts.
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Whig factions noted in New York press mixture
The New York Mirror and Evening Post quote a chaotic Whig scene in the city with factions for Paul, Clay, Webster, and Seward among various Whigs. The piece contrasts differing Whig groups and hints at varying political loyalties, noting the Proviso era Whigs are scarce.
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Federalism and the Nashville Convention Remarked
The Nashville Convention is contrasted with Hartford's assembly. The Nation Intelligencer defends Hartford while critiquing Nashville. The piece urges recognizing Hartford’s punishment as deserved and suggests similar judgment for Nashville, noting wartime versus peacetime contexts and international relations.
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An Item for the Ladies
An advertisement urges ladies to view Mrs Curtis offerings and the arrival of new bonnets. The note promotes straw hats as fashionable for winter wear, appealing to those seeking warmth and style in the season.
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Gody's Lady's Book April issue review
The April Gody's Lady's Book shows good plates and strong literary matter. Critics note a teeny dying calf likeness in the plate Sing me that Sweet song Again and suggest eliminating carelessly styled pieces. Subscriptions sell two copies for five dollars, or one year for three dollars in advance.
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Miss Cushman Refuses Sunday Performances in New Orleans
The article notes Miss Charlotte Cushman, star of the St. Charles Theatre in New Orleans, declining to perform on Sunday evenings. It praises her Sabbath respect and rebukes the adage about doing as the Romans do. It also questions anti-theater sentiment inspired by Nazareth against actors.
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How Defaulters are Made in Washington
Albany Argus recounts a postmaster facing a $20,000 balance at changeover. A $10,000 payment had been charged against him, yet government offices later confirmed the error. Had he not investigated, he would have been branded a defaulter with his family liable for the sum.
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Editor Bratton Elected to Curdale Town Council
Bratton, editor of the American Volunteer, has been elected a member of the Town Council for the Borough of Curdale. He is described as a clever fellow willing to serve in this capacity.
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