Arrival of the Caledonia One Week Later From Europe
Reports from Paivaverenia May 22 recount the Caledonia’s arrival one week after leaving Europe. The Times dispatch summarises major events: French elections, lambertine and moderate factions, threats of ultras, riots in Rowen, bank breaches, Provisional Government actions, and preparations for a presidential election. Foreign updates include Austria, Italy, Denmark, Poland, and Ireland developments, with banking, ports, and military movements noted. The Irish leaders Smith O'Brien and O'Connell reconcile, while English and continental affairs signal a volatile European balance of power.
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Paivaverenia
Goverenment Express
Wilger & Smith
Wineep
Lamertine
Desea
Gaus
Tve Tioel de Ville
Rowen
Andry de'Pabrdesy
Censor i Age
Bepont
Alps
Savoy
Venice
Teeviso
Poland
Petersburgh
Russia
Nietedss
Vienna
Trieste
Boginad
Ireland
Smith O’brien
O'Connell
Uaon
Four Battles and Massacre Reach Oregon Frontier
Major J hb Meek reports from St Joseph to Oregon amid marching troops toward the mountains. News details the Whitman massacre at Wallah Wallah, Indian hostility near Snake and Blue Mountains, and hardships suffered by emigrants. The piece notes deaths of Whitman’s party, several American defenders, and hints at Hudson Bay Company involvement in Oregon unrest.
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PROM
Oregon
Whitman
Secere
St. Louis
United States
Blue Mountains
Snake River
Fort Hall
Muck
Pusg
Boar River
Platte
Lim
Leavig
Silimen
Wallah Wellah
St. Joseph
Miscum
Maj Mere
Wallah Wallah
Wallsh
Oregon City
Wallab Wal
James Jackson
James Packford
Valles of
Te Colundia
Hudson Bay Company
As. Bleek
U. S
Orezod
Gilliam
Onf.c
Br. Whitman
Plessond
Jagnere
Bex Skeen Ogden
Principel
Hudson J Bax Company
Maj
Meek
United Sates
Oreron Cisys
Jaeasey
Walia Welish
Violent unrest continues in Yucatan after treaty failure
Still later from Yucatan reports renewed hostilities despite a convention between Governor Barbachano and the Indian Pat. Indians seized Karbide and Cibaichen, walls abandoned, defenders fled, and troops sought refuge. Bejuzte says Chief Eslin Chi attacked Bacalar but faced stiff resistance, with only hope in relief. Os beans Cresent, 13th net.
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Pat
Miggel Barbachany
Yucatan
Veridich
Hostili Ies
Paris
Barbachano
Karbide
Cibaichen
Ti Leagnes
Ciy
Teonpis
Be 'Zje
Eslin Chi
Bacalar
Suce Cumbat
Peace Treaty Rejected by Mexican Congress
Dispatches from New Orleans to the 18th report that Mexican Congress has rejected the peace treaty. News comes via a channel that leaves little doubt of its accuracy. The message cites telegraph reports from Vera Cruz and the Mexican seat of government.
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Olio
Tuscumbia
New Queana
Vera Cruz
Mexican Congress
An Imagined Pronunciamento War and 1643 News
A sanitized colonial-era dispatch notes a pronunciamiento in Mexico declared against the U.S. war efforts, warning of conflict until peace. It also reports 1843 notes from Yucatan about massacres and defensive meetings, plus political chatter on Northern leadership, Irish weaponry, and early Newport and New Orleans dispatches.
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Parsturgh
New Orleans
Mexican Congress
Queretaro
Predes
Almoante
Bustavente
Quater
U. States
General Scott and editorials on Pillow and Burns
The Reporter aims to deflect criticism of Gen. Scott by challenging Major Burns testimony and Pillow’s involvement. It accuses the Reporter of forgery and bias while pledging to let the people judge the merits. Also notes Mr Davison, Whig delegate, traveling to Philadelphia with a playful wager about Cass fever affecting his plans next fall.
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Earth
Bin
Cai
United States
Gen. Scott
Lyop
Major Burns
Newless
Newman
Hon
Scott
Pillow
Leonides Teter
Davison
Arcese Iy
Newnan
Uve Resson
Political turmoil over state convention redress plan
The Cincinnati Enquirer and Democratic party factions clash over Governor Bebb and Mr. Brough. The paper questions calls for a special session, denounces treachery accusations, and notes Democratic support shifting amid banker influence and public pressure.
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Peper
Umnecinnad Enquirer
Wr. Brough
Fats Hood
Gov. Bebb
Mr. Brough
Mexico News Stirs Readers With Mixed Reports
The paper notes mixed Mexico news diverging from expectations and criticizes early telegraph summaries. It questions claims that the president would assume responsibility for an exodus and warns readers against investing in certain banks amid fragile confidence.
New Paper Prospects and Local Notices From Philadelphia
The march toward a better appearance continues as new body type is expected next week at Sec. 10. Advertisers promote bargains at Old Fort and Philadelphia stores. W King announces new goods at low prices. Town lots in Anherat offered for sale. Local ads highlight clothing stock and a Dresden nomination copy request from Post Master Clatter. Captain Sworn sets up steam saw mill for public use and town development.
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Lewis Cass
Old Fort
Leony
Nuch Second St
Philadelphia
Ai'v
King
Nomination Rumors Swirl In Dayton Journal Item
From the Saturday Clipper we learn Gen Cass was nominated for President and Gen Butler for Vice President. The Dayton Journal reports Corse receiving 179 votes and 76 others. New York reportedly died in the tally context.
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Dayton Journal
Gen. Cass
Sid Gen. Butler
Kennedy
New York
Corse
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