Oberlin rescuers freed as government backs down
A Cleveland despatch to the Chicago Press and Tribune reports the government has discharged the Oberlin rescuers without trial or concessions for the prisoners. Kidnappers released to avoid penalties, seen as a concession to southern interests and a political compromise amid statewide gubernatorial maneuvering.
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She Press & ‘Uribune
Bushnell
Langston
Route to Salt Lake City Amid Emigrant Trails and 1859 Wisconsin News
Letters from Dr. Young describe a long westward journey toward California, noting miles traveled, lack of timber, and reliance on buffalo fuel. The piece also covers the Wisconsin State Leaders Association meeting in Madison with speakers and inaugurations planned, and political notices about Judge Hawley and party shifts, plus brief maritime loss reports and a presidential banner sighting in Milwaukee.
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Associa Sion
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A. Pickett
Horicon
Aleary Barnard
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E. P. Tuarkin
Milwaukee
I. C. Johnsin
Fond du Lac
M. P. Kinney
Racine
B. Daniels
Waukesha
J. B. Pratt
Shebagga
J. L. Bissell
Hartford
City Hall
Cou
Jas
W. Strong
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Foreign News July 7 Dispatches from Cork to Paris
Steamer Vigo from Cork and Asia from Liverpool bring London and Liverpool advices to the 25th ultime. Reports from Venice Venice rumors of French landing and turmoil. Garibaldi performs rapid marches aiding Italian independence. Swiss troops assault Papal town after three hours of stiff fighting. Malta reports eight steamers ready for Adriatic departure. Paris says 40,000 Varme corps from African regiments expected in Adriatic. Tyrol governor arrives to enroll twenty four thousand men. Rome says attempt to display tri colored flag and declare dictatorship was blocked. Pope protests against Papal State dismemberment to Paris powers. Said Pasha summoned to send troops to Rovenelia but refuses. Further foreign news.
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Constantinople
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Rovenelia
Porte
Egypt
Great Battle Report From Fen Allies and Austrians Near St Jonas
The steamship Adelaide brings London and Liverpool dispatches of Saturday noon from Galway. The Empress reported Napoleon telegraphing a great battle and allied victory. Austrian forces reportedly formed a five league line. fight lasted four to eight in the evening with French taking cannon flags and prisoners. Vienna notes a battle progressing but few details. Details of Adelaide’s news gate at the end.
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Adelaide
Salferino Battle Report Sparks European Alarm
A long dispatch from Paris dated June 25 reports Napoleons army repelling Austrians at Salferino with heavy losses. 30 cannon, 7,000 prisoners and several flags taken. The Austrian side concedes a retreat after twelve hours of fighting as Franco-Sardinian troops push forward. News of Venice, Prussia, and naval movements follows, with a Te Deum planned in France and casualties noted among Generals Anger Forey Dieu and Ladmirault.
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