Fremont Journal on Bricks and War Threats in Britain
Telegraphic dispatches report British indignation over the Mason and Slidell seizure on the Trent. Britain may demand surrender and apologies, with warnings of possible war. Commentary outlines potential consequences, from naval blockades to cotton trade impacts, and suggests America could counter with privateers and alliances.
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Mason
Slidell
Manon
Trent
Great Britain
Prom
Davin
London
Canaras
England
Vtha
Tt Byglaani
New York
Mys
Wuffarer
Congress
Jane
France
Riasia
War News From New York and Missouri Fronts
A long war dispatch from New York reports naval actions around Fort Pickens and barriers near Pensacola with bombardments, ship damage, and a partial Confederate bombardment. It cites Colonel Brown and Bragg, Wilsons Zouaves, and Fort Melton while noting casualty figures aboard the Niagara and Richmond and noting gunpowder usage and fortifications. Reports from Missouri describe troops at Jefferson City and Lexington, with Pope praised and fears of a surprise march, plus a Missouri foray near Potosi.
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Root New York
Navy Yard
Brown
Bragg
Biro
Pickens
Fort Barrawens
Niagara
Richmond
Fort Melton
Moktoa
Perio
Jas
Cook
Pereon
Fort Pick
Bobdlocks.m
Wilsons Zouaves
Fort McRae
Col. Brown
Liev. Warden
New York
N.Y
Fort Pickens
Warrenton
Rouch
Woolsey
Tanny Yard
Sherman
Beaufort
Jean
Misouri
Tretox
St. Louis Democrat
Page
Central Missouri
Adlervilla Cewic
Warsemburgh
Prive
Genla
Rains
Steen
Lexington
Geo. Pope
Disourt
Leaverworth
Mound City
Potosi
Lion County
Oeno
Price
Connecticut
Galveston
Southwest Pass
Ship Island
Mobile Bar
Ft. Pickens
Key West
Tyboo
Fortress Cons
Key
Billy Wilson
Fort Monrox
Pensacola
Norfolk
Psbe
Richto
Port Royal
Hilton Head
Savannah
Charleston
Henufort Saya
Tybes Island
Fort Pulaski
Savannas
Tybeo
Baltic
Farnandion
Boinville
Foreign News War Threats Rise From England Outlook
Halifax reports Europa from Liverpool arrived with a British demand for apology and restoration of Mason and Slidell. Observers and Times comment on possible war, Canadian mobilization, and naval actions while Paris, London, and Washington debates the legality and risks of seizure of Confederate commissioners. Reports of thunderous fires near Charleston and frontier fortifications along the lakes underscore rising tensions.
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Halifax
Europa
Liverpool
Queenstown
The
Observer
Lord Lyons
Mason and Slidell
Canada
Times City
Russia
Confederate States
Privy Council
United Kingdom
London Times
Lyons
Times
Seward
England
Miner
Morning Star
Washington
Liverpool Courier Extra
Annapolis
Bri
Wilkes
Jessus
San Jacintos
Uoder
Lord Lyon
General Scott
Paris
Shipping Gazette
France
Paris Patrio
Milnerforthwith
St.Thomas
Havanna
San Jacinto
Melbourne
Woolwich
Oriphons
Warrior
Bright
Jura
Powrtary
Londonderry
Trent
U. S
Scott
America
Snys
London Star
the Times
Ttis
English Channel
Admiralty
West Indies
Daily News
Slidell
Paris Patrie
Patrie
Washington Cabinet
Charleston
New Orleans
Loxpox
Adams
Parin
Festa
Manchester
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Bastor
Ultell and
Supreme Court At
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Potomac
Fairtex
Hi Pao
Abel
Val
de Atrau
Toronto
Frank Leslie
Grysat Hilton
Odin
the War News
Lake Michigan
Navy Department
Jarve Buchanas
Han Everson
Mattie
Choat Mrowntain
Creat Mourtais
Alleghany Camp
Pocahontas County
R. H. Milroy
General Johnson
Ote
Johnson
12Th
Georgia
Mont
Milroy
Todians
Virginia
6Th Indiana
Stanton
Piitaret
Dee
Connion
Sd Virginia
Riggs
Bracken
Cheat Mountain
Alleghany
Bous
Reynolds
Jake Unns
Fort Mouton
Richmond Whig
Edward Johnson
Camp Alleghany
Jonether
Federata
Joho Huttle
Valley of Tain
Kennedy
Louisyiuix
Wilfleh
Green River
Murfordsville
Col. Terry
Wilrich
Terry
Democrat
Louisville
Mumfordsville
Willeteh
von Wobers
Adinpatch
Tony
Cincinnati
Aooins
Kiyoning
Aisaiys
Progresa
Colpain
Kentucky
Winkey
Bowting
Romeey
Fortrase
Yorktown
Butler's
Paceaes Noumaens
Gallergl Advavee
Amerion
Americnan
Richard Cobden
Baizimons
Old Point
Courier
Mercury J
South Carolina
Batrosone
Ilinois
Port ‘al
Charleston Harbor
Port Monroe
Brackville
Peter's Episcopal Church
Cumberland Street
Watte
Cairo
New Orden
Tintele
Herah— Domanm
Soward
Lincoln
Cameron
Lee
Lakes
St. Lawrence
Sault Ste. Marie
Fort St. Clair
St Chhir River
Lake Huron
Lake St Clair
Detroit
Lake Erie
Detriot
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Fort Porter
Fort Ontario
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Madison Barracks
Sackett's Harbor
Sackett’s Harbor
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Rouse's Point
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Upper Canada
Fort Montgomery
Plattsburg Barracks
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Denear
Crown Point
Kennebec
Penobscot
Calais
St. Croix
South-east
Morni
Solleks
Faforrighe
Charles Street
Fréngel
Morel
Lincoln Army
Hhis Society
New Orleans Crescent
Birchard Block
Oolgerian
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Volcarren
Clay
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Ey Pottainan
Tuli Ty Mivandl Chu
Paenrite
Kya Vella
Hathack
Manfield
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Jacob Smith
Gori
Pater
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Antawal
York Township
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Ohio
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Jarilen Laeard
Tellovar
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McCulloch
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Rand
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Theo
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Mslon & Sokement
Vremant
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Howold
Boate
Tatuvaluntio
Ninery Itampervor
Mir
Marne
Ian A
Shdrnaiog
Aida
Jeffarih
Hamnentondy
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