Capitulation of Dons Miguel and Carlos in Iberian conflict
Reports from Cadiz and Lisbon detail the capitulation of Don Miguel and Don Carlos to Dona Maria’s troops. Lisbon rejoices as Miguelite forces surrender and Parley notes retreat to Sines or Algarve ports. Dispatches confirm Madrid alliance gains and Terceira Rodil coordination.
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Portugal
Dons Miguel
Carlos
Flowery
Moro Castle
N. York
Travana
Courier and Enquirer
Spain
Tavana
Cadiz
Don Miguel
Don Carlos
Donna Maria
Lisbon
Miguel
Santarem
Saldanha
Chronica Constitutional of
Don Pedro
Duke of
Sines
Algarves
Infanta Yonna Isabel Maria
Elvis
Evora
Jose Antonio Or
Acerrevo Lumys
Count de Saldanha
Astremadura
Yelves
Gurumena
Campomayor
Orguela
Seville
Express
Legation
Anciona
Madrid
Sarceda
Tagus
Malpica
Werronua
Tena
Rodil
Crnl
Ayamonte
Infantes von Carlos
Louis
Cora
Haglen
Jost Dowtheo
Dreadful riots in New York as mobs burn churches
A New York City riot spanned three nights with thousands of troops on duty. Mobs attacked churches and homes, burned interiors, smashed windows, and clashed with watchmen and cavalry. Several African churches and colored residents were damaged, with multiple injuries reported and dozens captured.
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New-York
Chatham Street Chapel
Cleo
Ada
New York
Tappan Store
Doctor Cox
Laight Street
Charlton Street
Etreet
Mt Ludlow
Wood
Jie
Ife
Laight St
Spring St
Opera House
Spring Street
Ludlow
Thompson St
Prince and
Houston Streets
St. Philips African Episcopal Church
Centre Street
African Baptist Church
Anthony Street
Orange Street
Orange
Mulberry
Anthony
Walker
Leonard Street
Five Points
Bayard St
Marsh
J Lsha Spence
Vive Points
Watch House
Prince Street
Phillips Marks
Jfe
Capt. Archer
Juanson
Juanson, Inspector of the First Ward
Spring St. Church
New York Militia Deployed to Preserve City Peace
July 12 1834 the First Division of the New York state artillery is ordered to assemble at noon and report to Major General Morrison at City Hall. Rioters are arrested. several named individuals are sent to Bridewell for trial amid a clash with guards at Laight Street Church.
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American Anti Slavery Society
Ellos
Congress
Arthur Tappan
John Rankin
N.Y
N. Y. State Artillery
Tinsayter
Mumford
John Gilbert
Henry Townsend
Edward James
William Gilbert
Thomas Lee
Thomas Ntalloway
Alexander Crawford
Andrew Rotark
George Ludlow
Francis Indelope
William Brockington
Chas. Tralliday
James McDermott
Joseph Reed
William Thompson
Patrick Riley
Benjamin C. Halstead
Stephen Lane
James Burrows
John Marsh
Thomas Dowd
John Armstrong
Francis Hope
Arthur
Edward Pilsworth
National Guard
Newanx
N. J
Newark
Wornblower
Philadelphia
J. Downing
Downingville Militia
New England
Eral
Symre Buldle
Squire
Glory
Post Office
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