Naturalization Laws in Senate Bill Synopsis
The bill details registry of aliens at port books, registration of arrival data, and issuance of certificates. Clerks of Courts may record declarations of intention, with later steps to grant citizenship after five years, under good character and residency rules. It prohibits naturalization near elections, guards against fraud, and allows current residents to naturalize within six months.
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Senate
Bergir
Committee On the Judiciary
United States
Unitedates
Jill
Remarkable lung operation for cure of consumption reported
The Cure of Consumption in The Medical Gazette describes an operation opening a chest wall to reach the lung cavity. In a brief, seconds long procedure the patient’s pulse fell from 120 to 68 in 24 hours, respiration freed, cough and expectoration ceased. A month later he gained flesh and strength, respiration natural, pulse 80, cough gone. The report, by Dr Hastings and Mr Storks, notes stethoscope use and earlier neglect of such methods. Also mentions a patent reaper by C A Cormick and a Salem county agricultural display of labor-saving machinery.
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Medical Gazette
Hastings
Robt. Storks
Hustiog
Storks
Fire destroys Tribune printing offices in New York
The New York Tri Bune office suffered a severe blaze at Spruce and Nassau streets. Firemen fought the flames for hours, destroying the Tribune printing establishment, the periodical depot of W H Graham, Jansen and Bell booksellers, Kennedy’s liquor shop, and the Deutsche Schnell post German journal. Losses exceed insurance, with over $10,000 torn from Jansen & Bell. Greeley & McElrath report similar damages and vow to resume in new type, aided by neighbors. The office later relocates to 39 Ann Street and thanks volunteers, with Croton water cited as saving the nearby buildings.
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New York
Tvibane
Greely & McKirath
Herald
Cleve
Tribune Printing Establishment
Spruce and
Nassau
Tribune
W. H. Graham
Jansen and Bell
Kennedy
Tammany
Deutsche Schnell Post
Jansen & Bell
Greeley & McElrath
Tribune Establishment
The
Daily Mail
Clay
Farnham
Oregon
Lardner
Lyell
O’connell
Ireland
Express
American
Mirror
Morning News
Sun
Greeley & Melrath
Croton
Tammany Hall
Tribune Buildings
The Post Ofice Bill Passed Senate In Brief Summary
The Cleveland Herald reports the Senate passed the Post Office Bill by 38 to 12 with strong cross party support. It outlines rate changes for letters, newspapers within 30 miles, and printed matter, ending franking for officials and expanding penalties for private express carriers. The piece notes hopes for House approval and discusses tax and tariff implications. It also adds related notices about lost and found stories and reception details from Cincinnati.
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Cleveland Herald
Senate
Messrs
Bagby
Clayton
Colquitt
Hannegan
Haywood
Huger
Lewis
McDuitie
Mangum
Phelps
Semple
Sevier
House
United States
Post Office Department
P.O. Department
Westrasters
P. M. General
P. O. Department
U. S. Treasury
Congress
Santa Anna’s actions near Puebla and Veracruz in 1845
Reports from Vera Cruz and Jalapa describe Santa Anna’s repeated assaults on Puebla failing, his retreat with 4,000 men, and rumors of siege at Perote. Generals Bravo and Paredes lead about 10,000 troops at Puebla awaiting pursuit. Diplomatic moves surface as Vera Cruz anticipates Santa Anna’s passage or capture aboard an English frigate.
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R. de Zaldo
New York
Vera Cruz
N. S. Journal of Commerce
England
Puebla
Santa Anna
Jalapa
Jose Rincon
Moza
Hernandez
Juan Soto
Sacrificios
Bng
Campeachy
New York Herald
Mexico
Diaro de Vera Cruz
Don Antonio de Haro
Tamaniz
Jose Maria Mendoza
Don Pedro Cortazar
Amozoe
Court of Probate to convene in Norwalk this Friday
Norwalk readers note a Probate Court session will be held at the Court House on Friday the 21st for probate business and related court matters. Washington reports show no Texas annexation path through the Senate this term and the Postage Bill faces House action with possible adjournment by March 4.
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Davis
John Davis
Col
Oakley
Leavit
Ilinoas
Cin. Atlas
Polk
Cincinnati
Pax
Louisville
Henrie
Third Street
Reap
United States
Hamilton County
Powr
Judge Reap
U. States
Texas
Oregon
Ryan
Norwalk
Congress
Washington
Senate
Aerson
House
Swartwout, Pace, Hoyt & Co
Wheeling
Anu
Ohio Legislature notes plan to create new judicial circuits
Feb 7 to 13 reports cover bills on recording mortgages by townships, reorganizing circuits into 2nd 13th and 16th with counties named. black and mulatto testimony rule amended. bank incorporation bill advances. voter registry bill discussed. and notices on a Western Reserve Magazine of Agriculture and Horticulture project, political developments, and a New York Senate appointment for Daniel S. Dickinson.
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Ohio
Senate
O’ferrall
Seneca
Crawford
Marion
Delaware
Wyandotte
Henry, Wood
Lucas
Otawa
Sandusky
Huron
Erie
Shelby
Mercer, Allen
Hardin
Hancock
Putnam
Paulding
van Wert J
Willams
House
Summers
Norwalk
Huron County
Messrs
Anderson
Barrere
Codding
Cox
Eckiey
Groff
Hasunga
Kelley
Osborn
O’neal
Perkins
Powell
Quinby
van Vorden
Wetmore
Nays
Amstrong
Aten
Baldwin
Bartley
Chaney
Crouse
Disney
Gregory
Johnson
Jones
King
Koch
Eaas
Bates
Barnet
Bean Bennett
Brown
Wayne
Chandler
Coombs
Cowen
Culler
Dobbins
Downing
Drake
Ford
Gunckle
Harns
Harvey
Henkle
Huntington
Johns
Kaler
Kirkum
Kimball
Lemmon
Morris
McCloud
McEldery
McKinney
Noble
Oldfield
Paine
Pats
Ankeny
Archbold
Bell
Britton
Hamilton
Highland
Perry
Caldwell
Cronise
Dodd
Ewing
Filson
Flinn
Foust
Gutherson
Hetrieb
Higgins
Hostetter
Kingsbury
Muller
Myers
McFarland
McMahin
O’bannon
iReemelin
Roudebush
Spear
Swartz
Meredith and
Fire in New York destroys printing office and stock
The New York fire damaged the printing office of Greeley & Merrill, with losses totaling about 8000 above 10,000 insured. Their Salamander Store was saved during the blaze after 36 hours. The firm plans a new building on the old site by May, with improved typography for their paper. A spate of fires has swept the country recently.
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New York
John Jacob Astor
Stephen Whitney
Wm. B Astor
James Lenox
Isaac Bronson
Stephen van Rensselaer
Henry Breevoort, Jr
Wr. B. Crosby
Wm. C. Furness
Johan Haggerty
Peter Harmony
Jonathan Hunt
Peter Lorilard
Gouvernor Mortis
Anson G
New York Tribune
Greeley & Merrath
Messrs. G. & M
Bracoe
Passage of the Fauh Bill Cleared by House Vote
The Bank bill passed the House after a long session from 2:30 to 8:00 P M with a 40 to 30 vote. The minority's harsh rhetoric dominated debate as Coombs of Gallia and Paine of Portage responded. Paine's remarks were carried over to tomorrow along with Harvey's, while the majority remained stoic and critical of demagogues and the bill’s opponents. The law will take effect, and future Bank wars are anticipated as bankers push to shape finance for all parties.
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Wng
Messrs. Coombs
Gallia
Paine
Portage
Harvey
Bartley
S. Journal
Nauvoo Charter Repeal Sparks Mormon Backlash in Illinois
The Locofocos push to repeal Nauvoo city charter, indicting Mormon influence and alleging breach of faith. The bill passes both legislative houses amid strong Mormon priesthood protest and fiery editorials citing quotes from The Twelve and warnings of national exposure.
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Nauvoo
Illinois
Jo Smith
Navvoo
Rabbit
the Twelve
Cleve
Daniel
Timois
Neto
Caligula
Brutus
God
Israel
Mordecai
STATE OFFICERS OF NEW YORK ELECTED BY LEGISLATURE
The Milan Tribune reports on Monday the 3d inst. the election of state officers by both branches of the New York Legislature. Nathaniel S. Benton Secretary of State Azariah C. Flagg Comptroller Benjamin Enos Treasurer John Van Buren Attorney General Hugh Halsey Surveyor General Henry Storms Commissioner General Martin Van Buren and William C. Boach Regents of the University. The piece also notes the pardon of Gen W Gay by Gov Barley after burglary conviction and questions why the pardon was granted.
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New York
Nathaniel S. Benton
Herkimer
Azariah C. Flagg
Albany
Benjamin Enos
Madison
John van Buren
William C. Boach
University
Joseph Russel
Wm. Campbell
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Bashel Petecre
Salem
Col‘county
Gaibhine
Okio Repos
Common Treasury
Hartford Times
Jackson
Michigan
Ammi Filley
Greenville
N.Y
Wisconsin
Connecticut
N. Y
McNulty
Harrises
McNally
Treasury
Gen. Jackson
Locos
Sam Medary
Cassie Quires
van Buren
Mac
Tray
Urbana Crtezen
the Tribune
Western Reserve
F R. Elriett
Cleveland
U.S
Daniel S. Diekissox
Nalirzes
Gen. W. Gay
Lotain Common Pleas
T. W. Barley
Bariley
Milan Tribune
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