European war crisis and Kossuth in London
The piece reports on European war tensions with Russia versus Turkey, noting Kossuth and Mazini in London and the call for British firmness against Russia. It cites Ottoman conflict signals, Austrian intentions, and potential European uprisings if Austria joins. Also covered is Pardinal Bedini’s visit to Cincinnati and a violent Freemen attack on a cathedral, with rioters arrested and held for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenstan
England
France
Russia
London Times
Vienna
Hungary
Ninth Army Corps
Kossuth
Mazaini
London
Europe
Mazzini
Friends of European Liberty
Turkey
Austria
Austiin
Germany
Italy
Pardinal Bedini
Iain Cincinnati
Purcell
Freemen's Society
Wasninwaron Dee
Robinson
Kidder
Montpelier
Liberty Standard
The Mob at Erie and Sentinel Telegram Notes
Descriptions of rioting in Erie include a mob attacking railroad workers, attempting to hang a superintendent, and destroying tracks and bridges. The piece mentions broader fear of government intervention, calls for action, and previews further details with engineer Morris’s report and related Providence topics. The Ohio River navigation suffers due to winter ice, with warning of continued hardship if weather does not improve. A call to railway stockholders in Columbus and Hocking Valley Railroad outlines meetings and director elections, noting divisions between Columbus and Lancaster and potential routes. A New York fire destroys wholesale houses and the Great Republic steamer, with over a million dollars lost. The paper adds subscriptions, local social notes, and several small-town items from Parkersburg and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
United Eistes Cours
Cordern
New York
Cintinnati
Jackson
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Counses Axn Hockra Vauter Ramoay
Hocking Sentinel
Hamadn Norice
Columbus and Hocking Valley Railroad Company
Saranee Selly
Cura
Bortann
Joux Bortann
W. Forton
H. Moons
Columbus
Lancaster
Parkersburg
Pomeroy
Arrival of the Pacific and the Naval Disaster
The Pacific from Liverpool arrives at 11: a.m. news of a vast naval battle near Sinople. The Russian fleet attacked the Turkish harbor, heavy losses on both sides. Turkish forces fought bravely as ships exploded and burned, with seven frigates, corvettes, a steamer, and transports lost. Admiral Osman Bay captured. reports of cowardice against Admiral Stade spark debate. European war looms as Turks suffer and Russians advance. Economic updates from Liverpoo are mixed with grain and flour price moves and weather notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Liverpool
Navarino
Sebastopol
Machinoff
Sinople
Osman Bey
Oxman Bay
Rlau
Sebas- Vapoky
Europe
Stade
Iin
Bosphorus
Danube
Holland
France
America, Brown, Shipley & Co
America
Philadelphia
Baltimore and Ohio
Canada
Arrival of the America at port from Liverpool dates
The America arrived this morning with Liverpool dates to the 10th. Advices say Wheat rose to 9s 10d to 10s 4d, flour up 1 shilling. Prices firm for corn and mixed feeds, iron improved in London, copper active, lead in demand, money market steady, little U. S. stock business at nominal rates.
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Westtern Cardl
Canada
Philadelphia
Baltimi
Syur
America
Liverpool
Down & Shipley
Wheatay
Pricun
London
U. S
Mocks
Arrival of the Hermann in New York Dec 9
The steamship Hermann has arrived with London dates to the tidines. Reports from Europe mention Louis Napoleon accusing the King of Belgium of influence in Bourbons fusion and potential moves by coalesced Bourbons. The Ottoman Government denies abandoning privateers and prepares for actions in Serbia. Turkish victories in Asia are noted, with Russians suffering defeats near Safa and other positions. Paris news covers price disruptions, ship incidents, and a fatal fire in Pinquea. New Orleans dates report Cuban exhibition denial. Santa Fe dispatches outline dull business and frontier tensions.
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Hermann
London
Louis Napoleon
Belgium
Duke of Brabant
Brussils
Baron Bruck
Potie
Austria
Bervia
Liverpool
Australia
Saurhurmpuoy
Pashor Odeemisar
Paris
Quilisia
Asia
Safa
Osyapid
Bhut
Nicholas
Areska
Kalafut
Legoni
Circassiana
Constantinople
Lefli
Ruy
Aromand
Moldavia
Zno
Turkey
Russia
Edward Everett
Baltimore
Hyperion
Jamaica
France
Persia
Paria
James
Kuen
Firth
North Thirdan
Jacob Albright
Boume
Beaides
Maine
Hiram Hammer
Laran—Paitapgurmas
Hiram Hummer
Bartimoun
New Orleans
The
Picayune
Santa Fe
St. Louis
Chihuahua
California
Hi Passo
Gerland Iende
Ric
Celebrand Musendiere Obie
Moxlowns
Clessuin
Beallian
Stephenson
H.R. Smith
Sealion
Smith
Squier
Towdy
Honduras
Shay State
Fyarld
Ealad
Fao Mexica
Gaudaloupe
Santa Anna
Caise
Mexico
United States
Vast Bible Issuance and Exiled Irish Leaders Mentioned
The article notes about 800000 Bibles and Testaments issued by the American Bible Society, claiming immense coverage if laid out or stacked. It also reports on Irish exiles Meagher McManus O’Doherty and Mitchell, with others remaining in Tuam and on American soil, plus various political and crime items, including Marcy's passport policy and local legal notices. The piece blends religious philanthropy, Irish rebellion history, and mid-19th century news tidbits with multiple named figures and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bible Society
Ear
Trinity Chures
New York
Mesers
Meagher
McManus
O'Duootioe
Mitchell
von Dinman
Sandusky Register
Heatt Jennings
Lever F
Atorney
London
Imimanse Jennings
England
Chane
Obie
Congress
Marcy
Tureey
Koazia
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Mabse
Witssponopay Ratynoay
Morris
Ewe and
Space
Great Republic
Boston
Chester
Brown
Salem
Stedman
Middleport
Ovension
Parkersburg Gazette
Wilhelm Yankson
John
House of Thrush
4& Robbins
Auton Ionaia
Citiizens
Ho Park
Hughes
Yenwordayex
Patrick Lyids
Iriah Amerijeany Hae
Tata Ineminions
Enon
Cwanneston
Georgia
Butt
Ate Abama
Cutamtteton
Wineton
Northern Light
Pontac Dant
Wasaweron
Brooklyn
Colonado Row
Washington Street
Myrile Avenue
Burros Arena
Sarum
Mass
Dee
Buenos Ayers Ctme
Federal Party
Vermont
Locofoan Simo
East
Emmet
Puwich J. Bmith
Parrier
Michell Demonviento
New York Herald
Courier- Biguirer
Eax
Secretary of the Treasury
Bowie
Gusev
Caribbean
Moo
Burrat
Assauit
Fort Wayne Times and Press
Shepherd of the Vale Fey
Archibald McDonald
Santa ‘Aura
House
Inion
House of Representatives
Beverly Tucker
Cleveland
Underhill
Dwight Jarvin, Esq
Masaillion
St. Timothy's Church
Massillon
D. R. Tilden
Judge Spalding
Spalding
DK. Carte
Lowa
Lowa City
Sam
Cincinnati Enquirer
Femles
Ella Wentworth
Sife
Rice
Columbian
Free Soil
Democrat
A.B. Woodruff
Dunfield
John Spear
Meding
W.H.P. Denny
Lebanon
BO L. L. Rite
Columbia
Ohio State Journal
Michican
Maine Law
St. Dumuph
Wyilue
Whim
Ture Sruniova
Fm Apurioning
Avventigig
Rane Ciimpanarny
Clinton Courant
Rufus
Choaio
Najar
Chachapoyas
Fouwopai
Reyna
Duinebach
Broadway
Driesbach
la Paz
Republic of
Lower California
William Walker
Republic of Lower California
Frederick Kimory
John M. Jarnagin
Howard A. Snow
Jon Chapman
Bate Tollion
Chas
Gilman
John McKibber
Timothy Crocker
Samnuel Ruloned
Naval
William T. Mano
Capain
Navy
A. Williams
Liewwnam
John Grandall
Napoleon
Mediterranean
Count Walewski
Napoleon Ban
Lord Aberdeen
Tip
Yrithey
Cnmé
Emperne
Walens
Lodh Aberdeen
Trua
South Carolina
Callous
Sumpter
Indianapolis Journal of
Sinsee and Territories
Simonson
Poringe
Henry A. ‘Turner
Filwen
Girand Mint
Ihn
Tue Sorley
Mount Vernon
Shrwe Mn Orton
Mary Brown
Mra
Ann Chambers
Mike Walsh
Vin
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