General Taylor's Kentucky Welcome Draws Massive Crowd
Long account of General Zachary Taylor visiting a Kentucky city with Governor Crittenden, the General Assembly, and soldiers from the Mexican campaign. Describes crowds, cannon, music, and the warm reception as Taylor moved from the dock to the State House and Mansion House. Mentions Gen Shields and Gen Butler's illness.
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Crittenden
Smong Ue
Zachary Tayloe
Kentucky
Iar Zcchary Taylor
Bente
Gen. Taylor
Taylor
General Assembly
State House
Mansion
Butler
Gen. Shields
Minois
Carro Gordo
French Republic and Napoleon in French political intrigue
A Paris letter cites turmoil within France as reaction to the Republic. It describes Napoleon as a fragile instrument, with Orteanists and Legitimists forming a coalition to restore the Bourbons, and hints that the crown may pass to Louis Philippe’s kin or to Parisian advance figures, amid guarded forecasts.
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Journal of Commerce
France
Napoleon
Orteanistn
Legitimiats
Henry V
M. Qadillon Barrot
Louis Napoleon
Treaty and protocol clash debated in Senate article
The piece argues the treaty with Mexico stands independently of any protocol, contending a protocol cannot alter the treaty’s terms. It notes the official organ’s admission that a protocol could force a new negotiation, risking the treaty’s nullity if unratified without protocol consideration, and questions the validity of the protocol’s impact.
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Thair
Mexico
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Union
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Polk
Palk
United States
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Arrival of the Europa and United States Market News
The Europa arrived slowly from St Johns to Boston with the New York wires waiting. Reports note buoyant activity in commerce, steady prices in the aria and cured provisions, and rising demand for US six percent bonds. Parliament opened in London with a cautious throne speech, free trade doctrines affirmed, and corn laws debated. American and European markets show mixed signals as Farm prices drift and debates on duty ease. Washington considers legislative moves including a daily evening session and Post Office funding debates.
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Peter Stingent
Scotty Weir
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Jist Ncot
Department of Commerce
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Réutwieg
California
France
Parix
A Fearful Epidemic and Political Clash Report
A chaotic wartime style bulletin describes a feared epidemic resembling cholera with severe fevers vomiting and dark spots on the body and reports fifty cases and twenty deaths in weeks. The piece also covers a Missouri Senate resolution criticizing federal slave-restriction laws and cites Wilmot Proviso debates.
Rations Don’t Batiolpat Walls Of Inedia Assorts The Day
Fragmentary report notes rationing or shortages affecting daily life. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to supplies and daily routines suggests a wartime or colonial context with economic strain shaping present conditions. The piece hints at governance or distribution actions influencing the day's activities.
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Notaries Appointed in County and Barry County
The governor and senate have appointed several Notaries Public for this county and Barry county. Appointees include Isaac W Wilder James A Way Preston Mitchell Warren Pratt Stephen Laden Henry B Denman Ozro Buckingham and Henry S Jennings.
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Isaac W., Wilder
James A. Way
Preston Mitchell
Warren Pratt
Stephen Laden
Henry B. Denman
Ozro Buckingham
Henry
Jennings
Barry County
US Stock Preparations Stir International Interest
A report from Washington notes plans to send astronomical and meteorological data to the union Institute as part of a broader effort. Americans in Europe show mixed responses, with France and Germany influenced by security concerns and London houses endorsing the stock for its perceived safety. An American disseminated circulars to Italian agents, yet many orders came back with purchases driven by security rather than price movement.
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France
Germany
United States
London
Letter From Havana Describes Fever In Gotham’s Mood
The writer from Havana notes a Californian fever and a frenzied mood in New York and other cities. He mentions sugar profits, industrial openings in Cuba, and a joking anecdote about a worker who tries to saw with a broken tool, reflecting anxious curiosity about trade and work abroad.
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