National debate on Decatur measure and Bank report echoes
Lawmakers discuss a Decatur tribute amendment and critique a Bank of the United States charter report. The Senate and House address national expenditure, naval memory, and constitutional questions while considering appropriations and apportionment.
Trial of Mina in Doylestown draws grim verdicts
The Mina trial at Doylestown pauses for the ill defendant then proceeds amid sensational testimony. Accused of larceny and murder through poison, Mina, also called Celestina Armentus, is linked to Mrs Chapman in Philadelphia and to schemes that led to Mr Chapman’s death and animal poisonings. The case garners strong public interest as prosecutors rest on poisoning and adultery claims.
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Senate approves Washington statue and reads bill third time
The measure was reported to the Senate and ordered to be read a third time by 23 to 20. Mr Poindexter introduced a joint resolution authorizing the President to have executed a full length statue of Gen. Washington.
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Distressing Calamity Near Grand River Bridge
Yesterday a wagon driven by Mr. Orin Isham and Ezra Isham, with General J. Lees aboard, capsized while crossing Grand River at the old arch bridge site. The Ishams drowned, Mr. Lees escaped by clinging to riverbank bushes as the horse and wagon floated downstream about a mile before recovery near the Geangt.
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