Sailors' Narrow Escape and Rescue at Sea
A ship signals distress, the Lotus from Whitby sinks after deemed unseaworthy. Survivors are saved by a larger vessel, receive aid at St Domingo from the British Consul, and are ferried to Hobart Town aboard the brig Adelaide. Subscriptions form to cover onward travel and aid upon arrival in Van Dieman's Land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elock
Lotus
Whitby
Portsmouth
van Dieman’s Land
St. Domingo
J. Easby
European upheavals and Miguelite struggles deepen
From Europe reports detail Miguelite advances toward Lisbon and the siege of Oporto raised, with пять hundred English ships rumored to aid in Vigo. News from Rome and Naples discusses church dissolutions and pensions, while Bourmont’s supposed 30,000-strong force is questioned. Russia Turkey relations show courtesy exchanges and British gifts to Constantinople. Spain’s king’s health is linked to Madrid’s policy shifts.
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Working Man's Advocate
Europe
London
Liverpool
Portugal
Miguel
Lisbon
Oporto
Vigo
Napier
St. Ubes
Lagos
Pantaleon
Don Miguel
Portugese
Marshal Bourmont
Santarem
Rome
Continent
Nales
Naples
Sicily
Times
Rment
Lon
Don Miguelites
Coimbra
Bourmont
Yelves
Capemayor
Esternioz
Leira
Loule
Villanova
Algarve
Don Pedro
Mertola
Alcontin
Castromarin
Villareal
Algarves
Leca
Larochejaquelin
Elvas
Alentejo
d’Almer
Duke de Cadaval
Russia
Turkey
Orloff
Butenief
Orloft
Maraviell
Lazareff
Constantinople
Great Britain
Seraglio
Queen's influence wanes as foreign affairs shift
A Madrid letter notes a temporary rise and rapid fall of Queen Victoria's influence as illness and recovered status in the King alter political power. It discusses England and France on Portugal and the impact of Lisbon news. Italy faces Swiss disturbances increasing foreigner surveillance.
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Symptons
Herajesty
England
France
Portugal
Madrid
Ljth
Memorial Bordelais
Lisbon
Canal Tolls Jump After Price Reduction Boosts Trade
A Cleveland Adv report notes September tolls collected by the local officer exceed 10000 dollars, up from 2730.17 last year, a near 300 percent rise. The uptick is tied to growing national business and lower transport costs drawing southern and western merchants to the route. toll reductions are expected to drive further business next year.
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Cleveland
Wabash and Evie Canal Enterprise Advances Westward
A Cin. Rep. note extols a new canal link from near Maumee to Huntingdon, 32 miles long, promising completion within a year. It highlights rich soil, cheap land five miles from the line, and a path for settlers to gain land wealth through canal labor wages, with markets in New York Montreal and New Orleans via the canal once finished.
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Evie Canal
Lakes
Mississippi
Indiana
Ohio
Enterprise
Maumee
Huntingdon
America
New York
Montreal
New Orleans
Cin. Rep
Mad River and Lake Erie Rail Road Prospect Seen
The New York Standard hails a 150 mile Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad linking Sandusky on Lake Erie with the head of the Miami canal to boost westward trade. Ohio funding limits spark reliance on northern capitalists while commissioners collect subscriptions in Cincinnati and beyond. Also reports change of public money deposits from the Bank of the United States to state banks, aiming to avoid disruption to commerce, with details to be announced to the public. A man named Borden was buried alive by a sand bank collapse but survived, and notes on a Universal Mill design, tin plated lead pipes, a fever remedy from Ogdensburg, and brief items wrap the page.
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Mad River
Lake Erie
Sandusky
Miami Canal
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Ohio
Boston
United States
Bank of the United States
Norwalk Broadside Turmoil Over Editorial Title Contempt
In Norwalk on October 8 1833 a local pamphlet ridiculed the Western Intelligencer and its editors calling them venerable and colorfully accusing the junior proprietor of petty duties mocking a notary public and misusing initials M A A S. The piece ends with a quatrain about death and honor in a pointed critique of the editors and their work.
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Western Intelligencer
Jaceson
Academy of Arts and Sciences
Apple Presented From Henry Barney's Orchard
A pear shaped item labeled as an apple weighs twenty four ounces and measures fifteen inches in circumference. Henry Barney of New Haven sent the fruit to the local display, noting it as the largest seen in the county.
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Henry Barney
New Haven
Proclamation from the Commander in Chief to Quadrupeds
The proclamation announces a terminating victory in a late war and urges the quaduped populace to decide policy toward the editors of the satellite gencer. It urges mercy toward the enemies, notes editorial hostility, and references a fable about foxes and sour grapes as moral guidance.
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Mies
The Winds of War in Clarksfield Politics
Andrew McMillan denounces rival editors and a Fitchville delegate, lampooning Randall Palmer while warning readers not to convene political meetings without Palmer’s authorization. He muses on power shifts, a forthcoming commander, and potential county commissioner candidacy in Clarksfield, Huron County, dated Oct. 6, 1838.
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Messrs
Borrors
Randall Palmer
Fitchville
Clarksfield
Palmer
Spalding
Pahner
Andrew M'Millan
Marriages Reach Bloomingville and New Haven Areas
In Bloomingville on the 30th ult by C. Lindsay Esq Mr Antiony Proor wed Miss Euenexa Canventer daughter of Dr Samuel B. Carpenter. In New Haven on Sunday last Mr Bornett H. Wieurans married Miss Man- Ganer A. Marsan, both of that place.
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Bloomingville
C. Lindsay Esq
Antiony Proor
Euenexa Canventer
Samuel B. Carpenter
New Haven
Bornett H. Wieurans
Man- Ganer A. Marsan
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Foreign News
Spain
Paris
Ferdinand
Italy
Switzerland
The
New York Standard
Washington Globe
Bank of the
Borden
Little Falls Gaz
Messrs. J. & R. Warner
David Ford
Ogdensburg
Norwalk
Sar
Huron Reflector
Ata
Banke
Ron
Patterson
Thompson
Buffalo
H. Clay
Norton
Detroii
Enterprize
Hox
Detroit
Uncle Sam
McKinstry
Miles
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