Controversial University Plan Promoted in New York
A lengthy extract outlines a university project by enlightened leaders in New York to unite extensive professorial faculties under one institution. It stresses free student choice, practical application to agriculture and life arts, and a public two year pupil nucleus funded by state, with merit exams and open competition to admit pupils from districts. The piece notes political bias must be avoided and urges expansion of higher instruction to elevate common schools.
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Harman
Reine
Tti
Tony
Benn
Wiloh
Auene
New York
Selonde
Alma
Uyuse
Lpvi
Barney
Shela
Crésa
Iwood
Matthen
Gaston
Idase
Maun
M E Church Conference Moves from New York to Boston
Fragmentary notes show the M E Church planning a general conference in Boston beginning May 3, with earlier state votes on liquor laws and national conventions in Baltimore and Rhode Island. Legislative actions include Maine Law support and discussions of Gen. Scott for president amid Whig party notes.
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Wma
American Whig Review
Central Nation
N. K. Tull
H.H. Stuart
Interior
Champion Bissell
Nassouat
New York
Hibs
Baltimore
Hotie
New
Boston
Beorzi
Circuit Court Opens in Calhoun County Judge Pratt in Charge
The April term of the Circuit Court for Calhoun County opened Tuesday under Judge Pratt noted for brisk, decisive action. A Grand Jury has been summoned and is in session with foreman Isaac Wilder leading. Clerk Hi. J. Peapin and other jurors named. Petit jurors listed include Solberry samples and several local residents.
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Calhoun
Pratt Ding
Pratt
Isaac W.' Wilder
Hi. J. Peapin
Robert Church
R, Wattons
C. Buneo
Claudius B. Pratt
H. A. Woodruff
Chas
Cameron Amander Hall
Amos Hewitt
N. HH
Hum Ymphrey
C.C. Turner
Warren J. Acker
Thos
le Acker Jer
L. Dreke
H. Crane
H. J. A ‘Wakefield
Arrival of the Autertea and Atlantic mail steamers
The America with 38 through passengers and 18 landers arrived at Halifax early this morning, announcing Baltic arrival on the 29th. The Arctic also arrived, with days and hours for the voyage. Prices in the Liverpool Cotton market were dull, provisions scarce, and Breidstoffs low in spirits. Political notes from Britain and Ireland include votes on ballot voting, Tenant rights, and monuments. France opened its Chamber with Napoleonic references and pledges to fidelity, while Dublin debated Tenant rights and a monument to Thomas Moore.
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Lielifax
Royal
America
Collins
Arctic
Liverpool
Breidstoffa
New York
Walpole
House of Commons
Lord Palmeratoh
John Russell
Jaime
Cobden
Berkly
Sharman Crawford
Trish Tenant
Canada
Newfoundland
England
Charles G. Duffy
Dublin National
New Rouse County
Committee of Catholic Defence Aaslociation
Dublin
Sherman Crawford
Bret
Thomas Moore
William Bommerville
Iate
Ireland
France
Eamperor
Hayroban
Provisional Proseletos and French Tension in Sonora
A San Francisco correspondent notes signs of duffy unrest in Honora as Proseletos sell ships at very low prices. Reports mention possible American expedition plans to seize Sonora from France and restore independence, with Culraains eager to act and annex Sonora. Citizens fear upheaval and seek national autonomy amid foreign influence.
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San Francisco
Honora
Ant
United Braces
Culraains
Americana
Sonora
Steamship fires prompt calls to ban high pressure engines
A letter from Washington urges Congress to prohibit high pressure or non condensing engines on all waters navigable by low pressure boats. It cites Ohio Mississippi and Great Lakes disasters, with hundreds of lives lost, and argues safety depends on switching to low pressure vessels and patronizing first class low pressure boats.
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Borrou
Ohio
Missouri
Mississippi
United States
Missiexippic
England
France
Lake Ontario
Lakes Erie
St. Clair
Huron
Michigan
Superior
Commieaion
Congress
Pacpengere
Hard Water and Soap Purification Amidst Domestic Myths
Rural New Yorker notes on boiling uncombined sulfurous waters to soften hard water, lime as a neutralizer, and safe cleansing with soap. Includes political items from 1852 and a Chillicothe fire report, plus a humorous tale of a giant and a family, and assorted local notices.
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Decketibhaty
Imost
Teleseing
A. Hand
New Yorker
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Edinburgh
Leonard Beott & Co
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North British Review
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New Zealand
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Wesley and Methodiam
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Circuit Court
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John E. Wild
John Palmer
Stephen Maynard Inn
N. Gamwell
Nathan Benedict
Moolius Mann
Féwerd Butler
Samuel Thomas
Cyrun Howitt
M. Brewer
T. A. Pendilton Jno
Winters
Joviah Lepper MM. Bement
Lemuel Bradley Absalom Nelson Baker
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Washington
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Peasma Railroad
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