Cartist attack on Napoleon memory rattles public
The piece notes a contretemps over a Cartist jeweller and a hushed tribute to Napoleon, warning governors to heed facts. Paris dispatch reports disorders brewing on the 18th were checked by loyal guards and line troops, restoring order. Polish news recounts Chlapowski’s victory near Narewka and the capture of Russian cannon and prisoners. Private letters from Warsaw and Praga confirm Polish triumphs and ongoing resistance against Russia despite scattered reports.
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Cartist
Napoleon
Aallad Singer
London Courier
Tlalf
Paris
le Roi
Poland
Insurgents defeat enemy at Narewka and seize transports
The report from Praga dated June 2, 1831, states about 300 enemy dead and one regular officer killed. Four insurgent chasseurs and a horse were lost. Remaining troops were captured and sent to Bielsk after an oath not to serve Poles. Four locals who aided the enemy were executed. Insurgents also raided Russian transports and captured 120 wagons at Bialostockicy Puszczy. General Chlapowski led officers on march.
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Warsaw
Ostrolenka
Chlapowski
Byalystock
Narowka
Byalostockicy
Volhynia
Haman
Rudiger
Krassowski
Werbkowice
Ostroenka
Vaga
Lithuania
Praga
Poland
Ukraine
Narewka
Skrzyrecki
Chiapowski
Bialystock
Narewska
zese-Litewski
Rengards
Eee Chlapowski
Sians
Bielsk
Bialostockicy Puszczy
Skrzyneckil
Mails irregularities and foreign notices from 1831
Residents in Portland Margaretta and Huron report unreliable deliveries while European intelligence notes the death of Gen Drenrscy and also mentions cabinet dissolution rumors sparked by a minister’s wife in Washington. Shipwreck near Niagara claims lives. local ads request candidates for representative roles.
Cabinet names and a Mohawk rail line report
The Richmond Enquirer cites a proposed cabinet from smaller states with regional balance. The Schenectady Courier notes 12 miles of the Mohawk and Hudson Rail Road to be fully in operation by the 15th, with the first car running since July 8. A Troy item records five generations dining together in one city. Ohio tobacco shows strong European demand, with unmixed yellow and large leaf red favored in Baltimore letters.
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Richmond Enquirer
Prevent
Louisiana
of the Navy
New Mampehite
Livingston Courier
Schenectady
Mohawk and Hudson
Ohto Tobacco
Ohio
Baltimore
Lancaster
Cin, Chron
Huron County
Mansfield
Monroeville
Sandusky City
Benjamin Spicer
Peru
Daniel Sowers
Ridgefield ‘Township
Ridgefield
Notich
James Armstrong
Armstrong
Huron Reflector
Huron Co. Ohio
Anson Root
Cabinet Explosion at Kenyon Sparks Clerical Clash
A report claims the Kenyon College president clashed with professors with one retiree urged. The bishop seeks trustees aid and the faculty responds, with an investigation hoped to yield benefit though outcomes remain uncertain.
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Kenyon College
Rev
P. Chase
Mr. Dennison
Manmuavres
Ut. Vernon Gazette
Kentucky's Congressional Delegation Gains for National Republicans
Ohio State Journal reports Kentucky held a three day general election last week. Four National Republican candidates Marshall Allan Letcher Chilton elected to Congress by clear majorities. Additional returns suggest Tompkins, David, Brenta won seats replacing Jackson era members. Breathitt to succeed Clay.
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Kentucky
Congress
Lexingtonia
Frankfort
Messrs
Thomas Marshall
Chilton Allan
Robert P. Letcher
Thomas Chilton
Mesera
Amos Davin
Christopher Tompkins
Samuel Brenta
Jackson
Mesars
Daniel
Yancey
Gaither
Breathitt
Clayp
Kentucky Delegation Likely Split Between National Republicans and Jacksonians
The piece predicts Lyon as likely, cites Mewnrs Jt. M. Johnson John Adair and Joseph Lecompte as Jacksonian nominees, and suggests Wicklife may be re-elected by a smaller margin. It estimates seven or eight National Republicans and four or five Jacksonians in Congress, with a strong Clay-friend majority in the state legislature, probably at least thirty.
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Vo Fure
Clay
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Ohio State Journal
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Lyne
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Norwath
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Meron County
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Pasxrox & Co
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Milan
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Ailen Gko
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Canal
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