French Unrest and European Powers Warn of War
The writer argues France’s July Revolution weakened the government and invites renewed strife. He cites attacks on symbols, a rising Paris military force, and rumors of Bonapartist plots for March the 20th. He analyzes Austria Russia Prussia and Poland, warning of a continental war and asserting Lafayette’s influence and pacific French policy.
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France
Robespierre
Seine
Paris
Bonaparte
Elba
Casimir Perier
M. Lafitte
Casimer Perier
Chamber of Deputies
Lafayette
Buonaparte
Philip
Monsieur Lafitte
Lafitte
Revolutionary Party
la Payette
Yeb
Europe
la Fayette
Russia
Nicholas
Poland
Vistula
Germany
Austria
Italy
Isis
Parma
Modena
Rome
Barbarus
Haly
Gesar
Shakspéare
Brutus
Prussia
Belgium
Cassimir Perier
M. Perier
Brance
M. la Fayette
England
Continental affairs and peace hinge on France’s new government
The Bell's weekly London Messenger argues that continental affairs govern peace and war, with France as the pivot of European peace. It notes France has formed a new administration within the last fortnight and stresses the impact on Ireland, Scotland, and broader European relations.
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Bell
London Messenger
France
England
Europe
Ireland
Scotland
Geurope
Canal traffic overload at Pative Mews shows rising demand
May 3 report from Uvica notes the canal from Pative Mews to Albany is already insufficient for transportation. A continuous fleet of boats and rafts of timber clog the locks, with more than fifteen miles of rafts passing the village and delays common. The writer predicts the trend will grow each year as spring business expands.
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Uvica
Albany
Railroads versus canals for regional trade trends
The passage argues railroads should not be overestimated for bulky goods and suggests a canal parallel to a potential railroad is needed to avoid diverting trade from New York to the West. It contends canal revenue could wane if rail use dominates passenger transport and tonnage. Elucidator.
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Albany
New York
United States Census Figures and Court Rulings
The Pennsylvania Intelligencer reports the U S census total of 9,637,299 residents and 12,795,619 as the national population figures, noting the colored population exceeds two million. It also covers the United States v Nourse, with the Circuit Court affirming a prior ruling and the government owing Nourse twelve thousand three hundred thirty-one dollars.
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United States
Nourse
Joseph Nourse
Register of the Treasury
District Court
Circuit Court of the United States
Married in Monroeville and Ridgefield Townships
In Monroeville on the Tth instant by Rev F Conger Exisna Severance of Milan wed Mrs Puent B Moxean. Same day in Monroeville Ane. Henricx of Bronson township married Mass Mcraxe Tra cy of Monroeville. In Ridgefield township on the 13th instant S Van Rensselaer Esq united Moses T Wann with Miss Saran Anx Savings.
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Monroeville
F. Conger
Exisna Severance
Milan
Puent B. Moxean
Ane. Henricx
Bronson Township
Mass Mcraxe Tracy
Ridgefield Township
S. van Rensselaer
Moses 'T. Wann
Saran Anx
Season outlook and accident report in Fairfield County
The coastal paper notes a cold season with few peaches but ample apples and potential harvest prospects for farmers. It reports a fatal barn accident at Ni Foot’s barn in Fairfield County where Henry Randall, about 24, died from a falling beam. his family includes twins born about a week earlier. Cherry survived injuries and is recovering.
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Wm. Taylor
Eaton
Taylor
Ife
Ward
Fairfield
Tom Iy
Henry Randall
Cherry
John
Obituary for Hon. Joan Trumarry, Yale Alum and Judge
The obituary notes the death of the Hon. Joan Trumarry of Detroit Michigan aged former Connecticut native. It traces his youth at Yale College and early legal study in Boston with John Adams. It cites his Civil War era writings and role as a judge in Hartford and later service on the Supreme Court of Michigan Territory.
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Detrot
Joan Trumarry
Connecticut
Walton Woodbridge
de Sogag
Yale College
Boston
Mass
John Adams
United States
Lts
Medingal
Hartford
Supreme Court
Woodbridge
Supreme Court of
Michigan Territory
Dwight
Humphrey
Lemuel Hopkins
Barlow
Judge Woodbridge
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Becket
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Berkshire Journal
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Wry
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Ilan
Wotich
Huron County Auxiliary Bible Society
Norwalk
Ctor
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