Mexico News and Treaty Prospects Amid Mexican Elections
In a Mexico City dispatch dated May 1 1848 the writer reports the treaty ratification hopes and amendments, interview with General Mora, and the peace party’s strong Senate and Deputy majority. It notes elections on May 24 and May 15, an anticipated Congress election of a president for peace and the army's limited movement until October.
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New Osurarz
Sir—L.etrived
City of
Mexico
Augusta
Washingteo
Charleston
Clifford
General Mora
Timo
Peace Party
Mexican Congress
Arrivals and movements reported from Vera Cruz to New Orleans
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes arrivals from Vera Cruz to New Orleans and Mexico City. General Scott’s staff left the City of Mexico on April 22 and reached Vera Cruz on the 30th, then sailed to New York aboard the Petersburgh. Generals Pillow Townshend and Cushing have arrived in New Orleans as the Inquisition court is to be reorganized. Penal Pens will assume responsibility with auditing the Treaty if deputies fail to assemble at Queretaro before Sevier’s deadline.
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Vunaparruia
New Orleans
Vera Cruz
City of Mexico
Scott Sed
New York
Probable coalition in Mexico between Bustamante and Paredes
May 12 1848 report from Quutaroo states eighteen deputies necessary for a Congress quorum to consider the peace treaty. American deserters reported joining the Mexican side. Gen Bustamante with the army of the reserve heads toward St Louis, ostensibly to overawe Gen Paredes but likely to join him.
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Ohio Statesman
Qustataro
Congesa
Bustamente
St. Louis
Paredes
Canal Aqueduct Burned Near Freport
The Pennsylvania canal aqueduct over the Allegheny River at Freport was destroyed by fire last night in an arson act. Preparations are made to move goods to Pittsburgh by steamboat traffic down the river while the aqueduct is being rebuilt.
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al Jegheney River
Freport
Pittsburgh
Allegheney River
Remarkable Indian Campaign Anecdotes and 19th Century Notices
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Riley and the Camanches near Camanche country with a cart skirmish and a fearsome charge. The piece shifts to a prairie fight, then to a Washington meeting for cheap postage reforms and a Queen of England gesture in France.
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Rennie¢ Riley
Devlin
Riley
Bilia
Premis
Washington
Ecek
England
Partington
Boston
Herwlf
Lacienre
Natamy
Jaders
Nevar
Rival of the Steamer Cambria Roars Across Atlantic
The Royal Mail steamer Cambria arrived from Liverpool seven days after Britannia, with news of France’s quiet election and Lamartine’s moderate victory. European tensions and revolts are noted, including Sicily’s Bourbon dynasty collapse and ongoing Ireland agitation, amid cautious peace in Lombardy and Baden.
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Cambria Hse
Liverpool
Britannia
France
Lombardy
Tuscany
Saxony
Saalty
Ferdinand Bourbon
Sicily
Sihall Ghvero
Palermo
Baden
Gazer
Schleswig
Etder
Spain
Portugal
Solandra
Caviga
Turning Over a New Leaf in a Genesee Tale
A Genesee Farmer excerpt relays a domestic tale of Mary and John as they confront a father's intemperance. Mary's decisive proposal unites in marriage with John, enabling reform, stable labor, and a prospering household, while the father falls to drink yet the couple thrives.
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Genesee Farmer
Ford
England
Mary
Hou Aid Nim
John
Leo
Joia
Pam
Ted
Mery
Calhoun on Yucatan slavery policy sparks debate
The Cincinnati Enquirer analyzes Mr. Calhoun’s opposition to aiding Yucatan in the civilizaton effort of indigenous peoples and ties it to his defense of slavery. It notes the broader political fault lines as the Senate debates the issue and presses concerns over potential consequences for white dominance.
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Calhoun
Senate
Yucatan
Indias
Cathuca
Washington
Sieera
Cobb
Cincinnali Euquirer
Sadball gown heartbreak at the grand ball
A fragmented tale recalls a disappointed bride amid handsome invites and public praise at a ball. In the scene a favored suitor ignores her, seeking pleasure outdoors, leaving many young lovers to suffer neglect and heartbreak.
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Beraen
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