Veraz Cruz siege and Mexican War notes report
Summary notes detailed bombardment of Vera Cruz and fall of the city with Gen. Scott's forces, loss tallies, naval actions by the Mocquils fleet, and subsequent occupation details. Includes Taylor and Urrea movements, and reflections on bravery, command, and the war’s progress.
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Detroit Daily
Vera Cruz
Marth
Alvarado
Jalapa
Mark Haycard
Bay
Cuncot
Sandurky
Sauiaville Journal
San Juan d'Ulloa
U. S
Princeton
Engle
Pensacula
S. W. Pass
Col. Totten
Com. Connor
Scott
Cazile
Leo
Worth
Mocquils
Epitfire
Tatnal
Viren
Sands
Petrel
Shaw
Bonita
Bentham
Reefer
Sterrett
Jampico
W. P. Griffin
Falcon
Glasson
Tatnall
Doge
Wes
Coarle
Alburtis
Vinton
Shubrick
Geo. Worth Commanda
Col
Belton
Pes
Col. Harney
Perote
McCullough
New Orleans
Satullo
Monterey
Col. Curtig
Urrea
Taylor
Col. Curtis
Urien
Later from Europe Decline in Bread Stuffs
New York reports a European decline in bread stuffs with details of flour and corn prices. The Packet Ship Southrow notes Liverpool market trends up to March 13. Market prices show flour at 4s 6d and corn at 67s, reflecting a shift in supply aboard the vessel.
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Europe
Washington Irving
Boston
Liverpool Dutry
Bistul
Sis
Sarah Sanda
Liverpool
Constitution
Britain
Spars, &c
Sarah Sands
London
France
Comatyise
Helena
Marah -Agib
Tae Mankeys
New York
Detroit
Southrow
Surrender at Vera Cruz and naval actions reported
A verbose, error-ridden update describes surrendering Vera Cruz after joint army naval action, noting Mexican forces suffered heavy losses and prisoners were taken. It mentions Buena Vista as a related success and hints at potential peace talks, with references to American captains, ships, and schedules for river and lake passages amid wartime activity.
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Washington
Con. Wool
Taylor
Buena Vista
Wesel
Woolf Searo
Sone
Indiana
Arkansas
Pikenhaim
Hoe
Veracsie
Ima
San Juan d'Uiloh
Thia
Bonita
Euxquesy
Aggcoande
Famine Relief Protest and Probate Notices in Calhoun County
A local meeting in Calhoun County urges relief for Ireland famine victims with calls for donations and transportation aid. Notices include probate actions for Joseph Hareet and Elias B Pleren, with hearings set in Marshall judges and orders to publish in the Marshall State Herald.
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Friton
Ireland
Europe
Grpnd Wien
Ohne Rey
Lex Hekurrs
the Generis
Miciigan
Tonaly
Cuthaun
Alfiew
Marsiail
Hozace A. Nures
Prete
Joseph
Hareet
Upien
Lovinis
David Rubensup
Kas
Iwow
Marshall Siitesman
Michigan
Marshall
Calhoun
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Board of Supervisor
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Tate
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Burt
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Wesleyan Sem‘nary
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Philadelphia
U. S. Gazette
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