Remarkable Journey Westward with Indian Conflicts and Rich Ore Finds
The account recounts a company marching west over mountains with heavy arms and scarce food. They faced Copper Indians and Esau tribes, suffered losses, and reported finding beds of salt and deposits of iron lead copper gold and silver. Captain Leavensworth is wounded, many others dead or missing, and survivors aim to publish notes on their voyage.
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Burgoyne
Erisley
Missouri River
Leavensworth
Washington City
Dr Williams
Rocky Mountains
Columbia River
Teno
Hing
Washington
Assault in Congress Sparks National Debate
National Gazetta reports the Monday debate in the House over Mr Mous ton’s assault on Mr Stanberry. Mr Stanberry sustained severe injuries with a disabled right arm and fractured left hand, while the incident draws broader criticism of violence in federal hereafter.
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Gazetta
Washington
House of Representatives
Mouston
Stanberry
Houston
Congress
Tennessee
Washington Telegraph
Stanbury
Revolutionary War Pension Provisions and Houston Case in Congress
The text outlines pension provisions for veterans of the Continental Army and Navy, detailing eligibility for widows and officers and non commissioned ranks. It also recounts Senate actions on foreign relation bills and vaccine aid, plus House proceedings involving Samuel Houston’s custody and the charge of assault on William Stanberry.
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House of Representatives
ISIS
United States
Frantie A. York
Senate
Forseyth
Committee On Foreign Relations
Portugal
Jay
Benton
Smith
Wiscasset
Phemmer
Dickson
N.Y
Samuel Houston
Davis
Mass
Ate Carson
Sail Houston
el le Bath
Aep Mitchell
S.C
Pie Vin
Smu Houston
Blg AL
Myr Wicktitle
William Stanberry
Ohio
Staniberry
Houston
Wouston
Appointment of Privileges Committee in House Proceedings
The Speaker ordered the incused to be conducted from the House. Mr Davis of Massachusetts moved to appoint a seven member Committee of Privileges to report proper proceedings in the case. The resolution passed without debate. Directors named were Davis Drayton Wayne Muhlenburg Clay and Millsworth. The House then adjourned.
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Davis
Mass
Drayton
Pastor
Wayne
Muhlenburg
Clay
Iilsworth
London News in N York and European Turmoil
From the Saturday Courier we learn the London packet Madson with Captain Morgan reached New York March 20. Reports cover French occupation of Ancona, debates in Parliament on Reform, tensions over Italy, and disturbances in Toulon Grenoble and Rotterdam including the French consul assault and Dutch suppression attempts.
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Madson
Morgan
N. York
England
Colums
Ancona
Italy
M. Perrier
Cormmons
Foreign Office
London Courier
France
Courier
Lords
Hoa
Mant Grey
Lord Brougham
Lord Grey
Ie Aiuruuis
Iansdowne
Antwerp
Belgium
Spain
Arica
Lavin
Catalonia
Tomas
Messager Des Chambers
Rotterdam
Brussels
M. Laurence
Roltard
M. Lawrence
Paris
Bamana
Hague
Cherokees treaty favored removal and tariff plans outlined
Native correspondence reports government hopes for a speedy Cherokee removal treaty and a pension bill to forestall tariff questions. It notes pressure to dismiss missionaries, debates over Van Buren recall, and a mix of diplomatic and domestic moves influencing early American policy.
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Washington
Jackson
iGoy
Cass
Lumpkin
Supreme Court
Ar. Smith
Kane
Holmes
Smith Srole
van Buren
Great Britain
United States
Ifolmes
Grundy
Wolmes
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Hose
Toulon
Ith
Grenoble
Coronel
Exeter News
J. Polson
Portsmouth
New London
Sandy Hook
Governor's Island
Castle Garden
N.Y. Cours
Eng
Michigan
Porter
Detroit
United States Senate
America
London
Boston