Hungarian affairs and global notes from Liverpool
Notes from Sept 11 1840 recount Hungarian campaigns with Kossuth and Bem, Comorn fighting, and Austrian Russian moves. Reports cite Vienna and Paris dispatches, British naval routes to Adrianople, and English market updates on cotton, corn, and pork. Liverpool weather and industry insights accompany trade commentary on iron, flour, and provisions.
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Jowne
Liverpool
Uie
Hungary
Vienna
Wiener Zeitung
Tondon Daily News
Bengatee
Yuarae
Comor
Rasb
Comorn
Ars
Temesvar
Banat
Hayne
Gem
Guyon
Wandrer
Ae Eereas Coe Erppencer
Gapr Gs
Adrianople
Turkey
Teller
Gurgey
Fitg
Paris
England
Ireland
Fair Mobile
Upland
Fair Orleans
Baltimore and Ohio
Stern Canal
Sisto
One Day Later from Europe
New York reports dated September 13 note Comora capitulated, Austrian ministry evacuated by the Hiempstians, and Kossuth reportedly left Arad for England with Hungarian crown jewels. Advices reach to September 22 with updates on Dominican leaders and Dominican politics, while France and the Republic’s protection remains uncertain and U S Consul J. Buster enjoys public support.
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Europe
New York
Sree
Late and Interesting from New Mexico Fort Leavenworth News
An express from San Francisco reached Fort Leavenworth about August 16 detailing a clash at Las Vegas with a band of 40 Apache warriors. The attackers, repulsed, suffered heavy losses. several leaders were wounded. Reports mention ongoing chase through broken terrain, prisoner counts, and renewed Indian depredation concerns. Also noted are Army movements from Santa Fe to California, dull trade at Chilhuahua, and Chevalier’s July engagement with Comanches. Col Washington’s Santa Fe post amid 49,000 hostile natives is described as critical.
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New Mexico
le Louis
San Francesco
Los V
Leavenworth
Cutie Suhinstet
San Francisco
Las Vegas
Jud
Lieut
Burnside
Ambrose
Washi
Fort Leavenworth
Sanne
Gol. Colier
Santa Fe
California
Gol Caflouin
Ias
Santa Fe Stanfield
Salys
Mauray
Fort Smith
Chilwthua
Chevalier Fised
el Paso
Col. Washington
Rosistress
Congress
Maumee
Sandusky
District of Columbia
Washington City
Rey
Empire City Arrives With California News And Gold
The Empire City steamer from Chagres brings California updates and reports gold riches and riots in San Francisco. Convictions for riot include Sanders and Samuel Roberts, ten years each. Prices soar on San Francisco property and mining profits. Provisions, health notes in Sacramento Valley, and extreme heat referenced. Indian hostilities and government stance discussed in National Intelligencer excerpt.
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New York
Empire City
Chagres
California
Guld
San Francis
Armericans
Jaence
Sanders
Samuel Roberts
Mormon Mining Association
Sacramento Valley
Almos
Uines
San Francisco
Agricultural Fair Opens in Syracuse with 60000 Attendees
Syracuse reports the great New York State Agricultural Fair underway with about sixty thousand yeomen on the grounds. Notables include Millard Fillmore, Gen. Wool, and G. A. Granger visiting, while Clay and entourage arrive later. Stock, farms, and Flora's Hall attract crowds as trains bring more exhibitors and visitors.
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New York State
Syracuse
Millard Fillmore
Gen. Wool
Mr. Greig
G. A. Granger
Clay
Hollister
Sherman
Walker
Uties
Flora
Tiplevet
Jon
Thomas Corwin
Olio
Gen. Scott
Martin van Buren
Political notices and local party columns in Lower Sandusky
Notices announce Lowse Saxnussy Pane stan agents and HON. AAC Vandoren as an Independent Free Soil candidate for Ohio Legislature. Whig and Democratic party conventions planned with nominations for county offices. Local editorial critique rebuts rival papers, notes a festival to fund a church bell, and discusses candidate withdrawals and local gossip.
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Aac Vandoren
Ohio
Sanilusky, Wood
Ottawa
Democratic Convention Adopts Hunker Barnburner Resolutions
In Syracuse on September 25 the Democratic Mags Convention adjourned sine die after adopting Hunker and Barnburner resolutions. The party is now united with a joint Hunker and Barnburner ticket expected in the field. Frederick Hocker and family arrived from Havre and plan to settle in Belleville Illinois.
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New York
Syracuse
Hanker
Barnburner
Democratic’party
Hunker
Barnsburner
Frederick Hocker
Havre
Belleville
Ilinois
Proeman Letter to the Editor critique of a false Whig letter
The piece defends Whig principles amid a dubious Democrat letter from York township. It accuses a Locofoco plot to influence voters, defends Thompson and Van Doren, and questions Wood’s political shifts. It cites Baltimore Platform positions, and endorses independent and Whig alignment while condemning deceptive partisan tactics.
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York
Freeman
Democrat
The
Locofoco
Congress
Weller
Locofeco
Butler County
Thompson
van Doren
Kring
York Township
Lotofoco
Wood
Wilson
Balderdash
Mr. Thompson
Mr .Thompson
Cully
Messrs Thompson
Oxia
Msn
Democrate
Mlvmir
Ana
Wright
Rainang
Nor
Tom Paina
Winnime
Col
Bauer
Saul
Civil War Era Tax and River Improvement Stance Document
A fragmented political note advocates a cautious approach to government reorganization, supports national river improvements on the Sandusky and Maynanee, and urges preserving the current revenue tariff while allowing necessary modifications. It underscores prudent fiscal policy and federal‑state balance in national relations.
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Sandusky
Maymnee
Election doubt as results roll in with party shifts
From New Yoak on September 14, Marc Euxortos reports the outcome remains unsettled. The Democrats likely hold a small House majority while the Senate is projected to tilt to 15 Whigs and 11 Democrats. Hubbard is expected to win the governorship.
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Court Mouse
Court House
Homer Everett
James Parks
Andrew B Lindsey
Horace E. Clark
Benj. F. Fletcher
Martin Wright Poor House
Joseph
New Yoak
Marc Euxortos
House
Benate
Hubbard
Apology Letter From President Taylor Regarding Syracuse State Fair
The President of the United States sent a letter to John A. King of the Agricultural State Fair at Syracuse dated September 5, 1849. He expresses regret at not attending the great agricultural meeting due to medical advice and other duties, noting his long interest in agriculture and the national prosperity it supports.
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Sanducky County
Frields
Sandusky County
Lower Sandusky
John L Greene
R. Hays
C. K. McCulloch
D. J. Hershey
Jacob Kridler
Fouke
Whig Central Com
San
Ce Eee
Tre Gora Downars
Mr. George
Willard
United States of America
Syracus Farn
John A. King
Agricultural State Pub
Niscans Fauna
Syracuse
Beng
Taylor
Jonx
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Dock Streets
Philadelphiaa
Presbyterian Church
Friend Benn
Bucyrus Forum
Mr. Bean
Bean
Hunkers and Barnburners
N. York
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Vere
Pharmeas
Salles
EL. R. Fuster
Perrysburg
Maine
Whig
Locofoco Party
Baltimore
Senate
House of
Bank of the United States
Wand
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Fort Meign Recilee
Calnmachia
Federal District
Proeman
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