News from the Sandwich Islands and Pacific exploration
Latest from the Sandwich Islands via Mazeidun and Vera Cruz reports the Exploring Expedition’s vessels Peacock and Flying Fish homeward bound after surveying southern islands and engaging natives. A chief killer was cited and a firefight occurred. the squadron mission extended to the Samoa archipelago with dis persal of natives and vessel losses amid a long voyage. The narrative covers Dutch and British reactions, ship arrivals, and the fate of the Peacock in the Columbia River.
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The
Journal of Commerce
Sandwich Islands
Mazeidun
Vera Cruz
Peacock
Flying Fish
U. S
Penenek
Caps
Hudson
Knox
Columbia River
Exploring Squadron
Samoa
Wumberless Islands
King’s Mall
Paul
Yscean
Ascominnind
United States
Piginns
Bannon
Utlondatn
Cohuuhin
Thorttr
Wilkes Lans
Mort Vancavier
Dieths
Hudson's Bey Company
Thomas Perkin
Varnes
Wes
Jenver
Islands
New York
Uait
R. Johnson
Rocky Mountains
Columbia Liver
Oregon Territory
Ima Feter
North West Coast
Cantile Howse
Cis
Repeal of General Bankrupt Law Dominates Congress Debate
In Washington June 18, correspondence reports intense pressure over repealing the General Bankrupt Law. Senators Miller and Morehead push petitions for amendments. Cuthbert Monton and Clay fates shape the vote. Debate notes Kentucky influence, executive stance, and the nation’s peril as tensions rise over law repeal and political strife. The House earlier passed the repeal bill amid memorials and remonstrances from Ohio Maine and New York districts.
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Miller
Myr Walker
Woodbury
Porter
Morchand
Merrick
Marylands
Johnson
Lioure
Tappan
Olio
Morehead
Keanteky
Khugels
Kentucky
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Evans
Ag Chairan
Finative
Wuemhacms
Giliver
Via
Treasury
Lin
Hainer
Abel
Clark
New York
Cincinnati Gazette
Weetingtins
Mte Whitthisey
Cur
Giacouer
Thi
Oxythie Vr Puona
Chadner
Louse
Cowl
Barrison
Wnathem
Sakling
Bocos
London
Senate
House of Representatives
Naton
West
Ria
Virginia
Dhramock
Pennsylvania
Teshington
Tan
House
Washington
Cuthbert
Monton
Clay
Biel
Legislatinre
Tnt
Thay
Wi Ulfort
Tim
Baskever
N.Y
Jim
Mc Walker
N. J
Binkrupt
Georgia
Borrien
Ceorgia
Judiciary Committee
Banks on the Brink as Charters Expire
Chronicle notes that several banks in the state plan winding up their affairs as charters near expiry. Tanks of Chilli cathe Zanesville Bank and Commercial Bank of Lake duvie are listed as liquidating. The Weston Reserve Bank’s future actions remain uncertain, with speculation pointing to a broad consolidation.
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Tank
Chillicathe
Uank
Zanesville
Commercial Bank
Lake Duvie
Weston Reserve Bank
TBR. Chronicle
Fond of Tongue Reply in Gentle Man Interview
A brief exchange shows a polite gentleman with hands over his ears admitting a fondness for tongue and responding with a numeric unsure value. The odd dialogue suggests a playful or risqué street encounter in a period context.
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Porgie
Bill on Fraud Prevention Receives Third Reading
In the session the bill titled certain crimes therein named and for the prevention of a fraudulent currency with sundry amendments was agreed to and ordered to a third reading. The yeas numbered 69 while the nays were recorded as 0.
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Marland
Posi
Bliss
Juntmary Committee
Justices of the Peace
Unclear House Vote on Education Bill Ends in Tie
Fragmentary record shows Mr Clay and Mr Preston voting against a bill with Mr Clayton, resulting in a tie. The House action on the proviso remains uncertain as to funding with Treasury Notes for the loan. The outcome depends on potential changes in votes and the Senate discussion.
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Senate
Gilmner
Treasury
The
Express
Friends of the Treasury
Messrs
Calhoun
Wright
Benton
Woodbury
King
Clay
Vn Dill
Preston
Clayton
Thes
House
Whig State Convention Notice for Ohio 1842
The Whig State Central Committee announces a convention of the Whigs of Ohio to be held in Columbus on Tuesday February 22 1842 to nominate a suitable candidate for Governor and to discuss measures affecting the state's interests Each county is urged to appoint delegates to represent them in Columbus and participate in the convention Lyne Starling Lewis Heyl P F Stewart Columbus January 11 1842
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Whig Party
State Central Committee
Ohio
Columbis
Uris
Lyne Starling
Lewis Heyl
Stewart
Columbus
Jan
Whig meeting in Norwalk township plans delegates
The Whigs of Norwalk township meet at the Court Mouse on Wednesday evening the 9th mat at 7 oclock to choose delegates for the State Convention to be held at Calembus on February 22 inst. General attendance requested.
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Senate
Datley Speed
Spangler
Owenty-Fuet
Roy
Ivy
General Assembly
Daniel J. Swinney
Richlaaleauny
Virginia Military District
James Hedges
Norwalk Township
Court Mouse
Delock
Calembus
Adjournment Debate on Legislature and Census Plan
A request to adjourn the Senate session on the 21st and reconvene June 1 for census purposes is discussed. The writer doubts practical adjournment and criticizes perceived delays and daily costs of legislating, noting a persistent majority support and mounting public embarrassment.
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Senate
Suitesiman
Faruiis Bark of Canton Financial Report Reveals Debts
A committee report on the bank of Canton outlines liabilities as of January 1 totaling 162 017 40. It lists assets at 163 700 37 and notes 40 618 in further debts owed to the bank. Most debts are expected to be collectible, with the public risk limited to stockholders.
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Ayk
Lave
Iite Catton
Representation ratio proposal shocks 60 000 figure cited in Baltimore American
The Baltimore American notes a select committee report recommending 60 000 as the ratio of representation. The piece argues Congress will likely concur as it yields a smaller aggregate than other options between 60 000 and 80 000. Also reports a Milford Pa obituary note describing Cornelius a long time tavern keeper with absurdly specific measurements and a recalled visit in 1834.
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Baltimore
Select Committee
House of Repreentatives
Congress
Reflector Letter on Delavan Enquirer and Church Reform
A reader reviews The Enquirer by Edward G. Delavan, endorsing reform by churches to curb social evils. He praises the work overall but questions passages near the end of Letter No. 8 about baptismal waters and liquor used at the Supper, noting concerns over doctrinal interpretations.
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Mgr. Delavan
Tris
Fale Lowing
Lord Jesus Christ
British Navy Amid War News From Canton and Surrounding Actions
An aged dispatch from Sept. 1541 reports Chinese hostilities near Canton with forts at Cowloon sunk and fortifications destroyed by Captain Ni. A private letter describes fires, village burnings, and cannons as Canton witnesses panic. Ships Albion Morrison arrive from Manila bring distant, alarming rumors of violence.
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China
Ceylure
Bardnent
Canton
Albion
Chi
New York
Maceo
Morrison
Manilla
Wong
Cowloon
Catton
Mayple
Ule
THIRTY DAYS LATER PROVEUR ARRIVAL OF TIE BRITANNIA
The Steanship Buignary arrived in Boston Saturday at 5 o clock bringing London news to Liverpool on the 4th inst. Passengers include Charles Dickone his lady Earl Mulgrave and many others as the government appoint Lore Burton as special minister to the United States to negotiate a final settlement. Circassian victory over Russia reported from Trebizond with 30,000 men on the coast decimated, retreat to the mountains and defile. Mehemet Pasha named grand vizier in Constantinople as part of Levant mail updates.
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New York Express
TIE Britannia
Steanship
Buignary
Boston
London A
Liverpool
Charles Dickone
Earl Mulgrave
Minster
London
Loreburton
Asien
Ale
Baring
Lt Brothers
Lord Ashburton
USA
Dhussia
Circassia
Constantinoy Way
Trebizond
Anapa
Levant
Constantinople
Mehemet
I Pasha
Athens
Matta
of Groces
Dee
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Jess Upiegatl
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McNulty
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Hyington
Acnath Toeslay
Mr Fond
Ar Jenkins
Committee On the Judiciary
Vitizens
Licking County
Cahill
Walton
Messrs Spangler
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Leonard
Magestine
Bord
Perkins
Committee On Public Institutions
Dail J. Swinney
Wiehland County
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Serestio
Byington
Beck
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Tressay
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Jesney
Cornelius
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