Evansville Journal Publication Dates and Rates
The Evansville Journal is issued on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. Subscription is $4.00 per year in advance. The Weekly Journal appears on Thursdays at $2.00 per year in advance.
06 Apr 1848
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Newspaper
Evansville Weekly Journal
Location
Evansville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1848
Page
1
The Evansville Journal is issued on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. Subscription is $4.00 per year in advance. The Weekly Journal appears on Thursdays at $2.00 per year in advance.
FOR PRESIDENT ZACHARY TAYLOR WHIG ELECTORAL TICKET SENATORIAL ELECTORS JOSEPH G MARSHALL OF JEFFERSON GODLOVE ORTH OF TIPPECANOE DISTRICT ELECTORS AG 9TH A 10TH AE Jous Pircewer OF Posey Joux 3S DAVIS OF FLOYD WE MIRTROS GARAC OF DEARBORN A DAVIN P HOTTOWAY OF WAYNE THOMAS D WAROTE OF HANCOCK FTS TD NENACE F FS WW DUVELL D EWASSHAL OL UFerne EOWARD W MCGRaNER OF PARK JAMES F SURR OF CLINTON CASTEL D PRATT OF CASS DAVIN KINCORE OF DELAWARE
A destructive fire at Madison consumed the large steam flouring mill and its contents including 1,400 bushels of wheat and 300 barrels of corn meal. Estimated loss about 25,000 dollars with 18,000 dollars insured. Authorities suspect arson.
The armistice negotiated by Gen Butler with Mexico is criticized by American papers in Mexico and by the New Orleans press. A Vera Cruz Delta correspondent says it sheds little glory on American arms or the corps diplomatique and remains highly unpopular and doubtful in this city.
News notes from Europe via Caledonia report the French revolution completed its ascent, monarchy prostrated, new government established and recognized by the U S and several powers including Britain. Later Mexico updates describe Col Ball’s regiment repelled near El Paso by about 4000 Mexicans. Gen Price moves to assist. Col Easton commanded Lematuac hert distance from the battle.
Mr. Allen of Ohio in the U.S. Senate on the 28th alt. gave notice he would seek leave to introduce a joint resolution congratulating France on establishing a republican government. Reports reveal the Bank of Wooster stock is devalued. English papers note Louis Napoleon heads to Paris. Prince Lucien Murat sails to France. New York German population nears 60 000.
London and Paris dispatches describe the Paris uprising against King Louis Philippe as a moral victory by the middle and lower classes, with soldiers deemed citizens and a call for monarchs to ponder the revolution’s example. The London press warns of European impact and the risks to July monarchy as Guizot-era ministers face crisis.
The Royal Mail steamer Caledonia arrived from Europe with sweeping reports from Paris and across Europe. Abdication of Louis Philippe, provisional government in Paris, and republic formed with abolition of titles are described. News covers England, Belgium, Switzerland, Vienna, Prague, and Italy with naval and financial updates and proclamations.
General in Chief announces a provisional suspension of hostilities between the United States and Mexico. The treaty outlines movements within occupied zones, election protections, tax and post office reestablishment, and civil order, with ratification conditions and publication directives.
A mass meeting of Ireland friends led by Hon. Fernando Wood in New York resolved to praise France for adopting republicanism and to oppose English injustice to Ireland. They aim to raise one million dollars for Irish emancipation and will forward resolutions to Congress. A separate Fitchburg case reports a husband accused of poisoning his wife fourteen years prior with arsenic, causing public alarm after the stomach’s preservation was noted.
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