Manchester Goods and trade in a dull market
A dated report notes quiet trade with Easter holidays ahead and prices firm for some goods while others fall. The London money market opens lower amid dull railway shares. Reports of famine and starvation spread as deaths rise on the roads, with charities collecting large sums for the Pope’s relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Acheine
Arso
Dundee
Lalth
London
Phomas
Vow Pari
Achil
Sweeny
Strevion
Mr. Sully
RC. C
O'Donnell Smith
Knockluga
Ates
Fern
Meath
Ossory
Guela
The President and Cabinet in a Presidential Contingency
The Courtey and Enquirer discusses the President and Cabinet, noting the old General's calm seat and readiness to serve another term if desired. It argues Taylor's potential re-election would unite the Whig party, ease intraoffice tensions, and advance policies protecting industrial interests and national prosperity, while urging a victorious administration to secure congressional control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtey and Enquirer
Cerain
Gen.Taylor
Col. Webb
Gen. Taylor
Taylor
Congress
Bedale
Encouragement Shapes Dull Minds In Early Education
A teacher recounts how recognizing natural talents and encouraging students changes outcomes. An unnamed girl with a clear singing voice rises in class after gentle praise and direction. A dull boy drawn to drawing flourishes when the teacher nurtures his talent, leading to artistry and a medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottiers
Orlain
Owas
Sean
Bud
Fane
Abe
Jane
Franklin
Europe
Removals From Office in The National Intelligencer
Commentary asserts that a long history of proscription under the administration harms liberty and government decency. It questions excesses of political punishment and recalls prewar rhetoric, asking for a balanced approach between leniency toward others and justice for oneself. The piece recalls past cries of oppression and warns against renewed zeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Daily
Emigration notes on Missouri River voyage and camp life
The writer travels from St Louis to Independence and describes two river landings, lodging costs, and crowded camps. He notes stock prices, local trade of ponies and oxen, friendly Kansas Indians, and heavy emigration toward the plains. He observes gambling houses, April showers, and plains scenery with detailed stock-buying success and social conditions among settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isperrspance
Hareigen
Muchi
Omy
Ebeye
St. Louis
Missouri River
Art
Independence
Independence House
Board God Lodging
Levants
Cincinnatiang
Guy
Eome
Uma
Missouri
Fragmented OCR note hints at scattered dates and names
The readable fragments list people such as Eli, John Pat Mey, and references to places like Boston and Willow with unclear dates. The text mentions learning, evaporation, and a process description but lacks coherent events or outcomes. This suggests a damaged page with mixed notes and proper nouns rather than a single story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Express
Willow
Newel
Elio Yi
Gantige Huoky
John Pat Mey
Boston
California Dreaming in Pioneer Ballad
A fragmentary lyric recounts settlers leaving New York for California, chanting Oh California and describing the lure of gold and new frontiers. It voices farewell to Cayuga shores, recalls Tompkins and Seneca farms, and mentions a “Woolverine Ranger” named to seek fortune. The chorus promises courage and travel toward the Sacramento.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Cayuga’s
Pleasant Shore
California, &c
Tompkin's Hills
Senece
Facts and a Fish Story from Lyon Lake
A small village group plus visitors fished Lyon Lake and hauled in about a thousand fish weighing over eight hundred pounds. The crowd praised the catch, though the publisher was skipped in distributing the lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon Lake
Gen Tayler's Cabinet and a tavern ad noted
In a polemic on Gen Taylor's Cabinet the Expounder is accused of mis portraying ultra Whigs and tariff favor. The notice highlights a tavern advertisement for the Marshall Exchange renovated by Saverys with reviews of Macauley and a string of book notices from Ly Booth & Co of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rewlere
General Taylor
Gen. Taylor
Maasnaut Exclanos
tVe
Marshall Exchange
Savery’s
Fire and riot shock Montreal parliament building
April 26 Montreal witnesses a violent assault on Parliament House with crowds gathering at Champ de Mars. Mace stolen, windows smashed, fires rage across McGill Street, threatening adjacent stores and the Unitarian Church as flames engulf the hall and surrounding area. Losses estimated at £20,000. libraries and priceless documents fearfully destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Harald
Parliament House
Beeston
Hautes
Thors
Bella
Avindowe
Champ de Mara
Atepa
Stene
Mr. Price
Atena
A. MciVale
Col
Gugy
Messra
Badplay
Bell
Chanveau
A. McNab
Assebly Chamber
Amarement
Aliol
House of Assembly
McGill Street
Unitarian Church
St. Paul Street
Murray
McGill
St. Peters
Mesars
Fitzpatrick
Howel
Holmes
Young
Knapp
Éaise
Gating
Fire and unrest stain city politics and homes
The city saw a major fire disaster triggering a council session as MPs debated funding from rebellion losses while a mob attacked Pilot office and local homes. Windows smashed at Beaver Hall Terrace and Hincks and Wilson Holmes properties as troops intervened and rumors of further action spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Hall Terrace
Hincks
Wilson Holmes
Legislative Council
Arrival of the Cambria and Market Notes
The Cambria reached New York after sailings from Liverpool and London, lifting prices and altering markets. Wheat, corn, pork, and lard moved with firm to higher tones as Baltic grain supplies dwindle. the news of European disturbances and Irish events influenced sentiment. continued reports from Consulate and Paris added to the unsettled atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cambria
Liverpool
London
Fox
St. Johna
Consola
Laverroon
Jersey
Spreie
England
Ireland
Ir. Duby
Croly
Drogheda
Chelon
France
Tranquil
Tho Ch
Paris
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National Intelligencer
Marshall Statesman
Marshall
Mich
Nanmnee Anne
Mississippi
Mountain
Brooke
Sacramento
Californie
Gen. Tayler
Blackhond
Macauley
Johnston
Catton
Tennyeon
B. Simions
Claudié and Pailéoe
Andrey Cooper
Ly Boott & Con
Fusion
Gold
N. Yy
PBM
Can Tan Nee Ioey
Gldagow
Ida Real
Baldain
Vigar
Mesary
A McNab
Merrit
Hinke
Papineau
Wiha Blake
Baldwin
Bir A. McNab
Cates
Genesee
Qara
Ee Sbi
Fair Inquiry
Lelind
Milan
Bra
Suleman Pacha
Gret
Russia
Brisbane
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