Military Movements Report From the Texas Frontier
Dispatch notes 800 Regulars and 950 volunteers forming a new garrison, a military depot established, Matamoros captured by Gen Taylor’s force, Mexicans fleeing the city, and American regiments near Brazos Point awaiting orders to march to Muínamoras via the old Barrio road. Several officers wounded in the 8th action are recovering at Point Kabell.
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Taylor
Tio Grande
Matamoros
8Th
Oip
Point Kabel
Svere
News From Vera Cruz War Turmoil and Mexican Defenses
Telegraph from Philadelphia based on New Orleans Delta reports details Vera Cruz blockaded by US ships the order for Americans to leave the city and fears of seizure of remaining vessels. Mexican defense around Vera Cruz and San Juan Ulloa is described along with Apache attacks and a demoralized US army as the government seeks to sustain the war.
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Ulloa
Jose Maria
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Seneca
Apulo
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Republicano of the 13Th
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Alvarado
National Intelligencer
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Trarro
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Rochester Daily Democrat
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Noal
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Earth
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Correspondence of the Journal of Commerce item note
Fragmentary notice from the Journal of Commerce correspondence referring to a Monday date and an equal authority, mentioning duties or actions by Sideeneeraie equeya regarding taking up the tey.
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The
Journal of Commerce
Wasninorom , Jung Ih
Sideeneeraie Equeya
Whig Viewpoints on Mexican War and Hydropathy Debate
A long dispatch blends Whig political reaction to the Mexican War with a digression on hydropathy and medical fashions. It praises Governor Corny, debates districting and defense, rebukes Locofoco tactics, cites editorials, and notes public support for war measures alongside calls for cautious use of resources. The piece also itemizes hydropathy anecdotes and local medical fads influencing public discourse.
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Whig
Pettr
Mure
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