Washington Budget Reports War Powers and Loans
The May 24 to May 29 Washington dispatches detail a loan bill authorizing up to 15 million dollars to be issued as stock with semi annual interest, bids from bidders, and safeguards. Also covered are flags and British aggression debates, tariffs inquiries, congressional seating battles, and military readiness for Gulf protection with ships prepared for three months service.
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Washington
Hunter
United States
Treasury
Tony
Congress
Douglas
U. S
Dahlgreen
Plymouth
Gulf
Tariff Invon Committee
House
John W. Walcott
Wall Pocket
Blade
Lawrence, Stone & Co
Walcott
Corbin
Committee On Claims
Com. Paulding
Slidell
Ohio
Marshall
Gilmor
N. C
Campbell
Lamar
Vallandigham
England
Senate
Chicago
Ohioans warned in fierce anti slavery convention call
The Fremont Journal reports a fiery call for Ohio Freemen to unite against the slave power. Delegates are urged to assemble in Columbus on the 18th to nominate a state ticket and address threats to freedom, with strong speeches and calls for action across counties.
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610
Columbes
Obim
Public Works
Gov
Chase
Eigteen
Matador
Delnigates
Ina0
Sandusky Co
Cash County
Hm Belurday
Uly
Po'elneh
Thas Eaah
Cotnaltton
Adiin
Free North
Congress
Calva
Ossie
Eraty Patil
Weoujuation
Lacompton
Witter
Jess
Sett Reeder
Adl Ganry
Walker
Stanton
Ohio
Netinn Amon
Ciareteran
Wach & Stern
Great West
Dessieon, Jr
Lucian Hoytles
M. Parsons
GtonuiGa
Che
Sutera
Moses
Balgen
Kaitorsky la
Concumea
Turbulent American Vessels at Port-au-Prince Clash
An American captain reports a confrontation with a British steamer off New York bound sugar vessels in Port de Grande. Shots fired, threats, and a tense exchange over hoisting ensigns unfold aboard a tense Caribbean port scene amid blockades. Also includes a letter from a captain detailing St Domingo troubles and blockade entries near Port-au-Platte with local dread and offers to command ships.
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New York
In Grande
Buczard
Bartlett
Ofcer
Bartlot
Capt. B
St. Domingo
Federal Court ruling on replevin and sheriff possession
In the Stites and Romineva case a two day United States Circuit Court session ended with a verdict for the Sheriff. Judge Leavitt instructed that replevin cannot issue against goods lawfully in state officer possession, implying a bar to the action if the Sheriff held the goods. A new trial motion followed. The decision could settle jurisdiction principles between Federal and State Courts and affect many pending suits, with further argument anticipated. Additionally, estate sales in Louisiana saw H. B. Trist’s plantation auctioned for 210,000 dollars, adjoining Mr. Kenner’s Ashland, and M. Bringier’s Houma and Hermitage plantations sold for 256,000 and 524,000 dollars respectively.
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Adams Express
Leavenworth
Doviphan County
St. Louis Democrat
Walden
Quindaro
Chindowenco
Adrian, Mich
General Congregational Assembly of
Mich
Tract Society
New York
Stites & Romineva
Richard Mathers
United States Circuit Court
Leavitt
McLoan
Lanvitt
Dobin
Cincinnati Gazette
Lovistaxs
H. B. ‘Trist
D. F. Kenner
Ashland
Mr. Kenner
Houma
Hermitage
M. Bringier
N. C. Picayune
Removal of Mormons and Kane visit to Salt Lake City
From Utah the Tribone and Times note Col Kane in talks with Governor Cummings at Fort and his plan to travel to Salt Lake City under Mormon escort. Gilbert, Brigham Young’s faction and exiles move toward the White Mountains with families of Brigham Young and Hester Kimball, while some Mormons resist removals and Brigham preaches sternly against the United States.
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Utah
Tribone and Times
Bridger
Gilbert
Salt Lake City
California
Brigham Young
Col. Kane
Cummings
Hester ©. Kimball
Gov. Cummings
White Mountains
Brigham
United States
Thomas E. Kaxe
Gov. Cumming
Camp Reatt
Mortons
Leavenworth
Col
Kano
Congress
Washington
Register
Brig New Era Resists Boarding After Firing Three Shots
New York on May 26 reports the brig New Era from Maringas to April 23 was boarded by an English war stenroer. On May 18 three shots were fired at her but she did not heave to, so there was no boarding.
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New York
the Tribune
Washington
Lord Napier
Gulf
Home Ministry
Senate
John Howe
Sagan
Clarendon
New Castle
Ind
Henry County
Hall & Co
Cincinnati
Dniter
Indy
Lot
Plain
Hall
Jockfoco
Justice
Lawrence
Bucyrus Journal
Buchanan
Treasury
Congress
Toledo Blade
Port-aa-Platte
St. Domingo
Daan Lin
Turks Island
Port an-Platte
H. B. Peansann
Nexon
Noel Traile
Lecompton
Cox
Ma Cox
Gren
Nebraska
Watson
Major Hall
New Era
Providence
Maringas
Stenroer
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Drosdoo
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Board of Public Works
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Mewie
U.S
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Fillmore
Buffalo
Obama
Swan & Co
Augusta
Benj. Wood
Geo. P. Eddy
P. Barber
Leon Dugas
Mr. Wood
Fernando Wood
Gov. Brown
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Arctic
Sabine
Savannah
Boston
American Tract Association
G. G. Hubbard
New York Association
Davery
W. LM
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Pugh
Dickinson
Olio
Gill
Jonson
Pugh Ha
Johnson
Burns
Fremont Journal
Fremont, Ohio
Isaac M. Eddler, Biiter
B. F. Wane
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France
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John Steinbergen
Chillicothe
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Norwalk
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J. Messer. Powers
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