Indian Bureau resignations spark questions in Washington
A New York Tribune dispatch reports Commissioner of Indian Affairs resigned before Senate confirmation. Major Maketan also resigns amid tensions in the Indian Bureau. Meanwhile New York editor Mr Hyde joins the Tribune editorial staff as Horace Mann’s reply to Webster’s Maryport letter is expected. Daily dispatches note the Bustell Basin break repair and ongoing Ewing investigations with limited near-term outcomes. The Rosville convention debates fugitive slave laws and the Missouri Compromise, hosting resolutions from Southern and Northern delegates on union and rights.
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Ewing
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Ristiie
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Daniel Webster
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Senate
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Jackson
South
Dunne
Paris
Sbeentees
New York Daily Tribune reports on Cuba relief and Texas dispute
Disjointed notices describe the Saranac and allied ships seeking prisoners in Havana, executions at Matanzas, and troop movements around Cardenas. Also covered are Canal transit plans, an upcoming Governor race in New York, Congressional debates over Texas boundaries, and California question debates in Congress with Missouri Compromise arguments.
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Tharalay
Havana
U.S
Saranac
Britaun
Campbell
Havent
Cum
Paates
Albany
Germantown
Cuba
Tatonil
Randolph
Cardease
Lopes
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California
Lopez
Capitol
Wastincran
Congress
Aneary
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Mills
Jamacin
New York
Messrs
Benton
King
Foote
Bouton
City Items From The Irattas Opera House And Regatta Notes
Crowded Astor House last night as The Irattas Opera featured Brerracont’s superb singing and Verdi’s noisy orchestration. York Regatta entries include Cornelia, Spray, Maria, and Ultra with breeze from the south. Race results favor Ultra and Breeze with complex stake-boat timing and penalties. Announcements cover Irvin House arrivals, Mayor proclamations on dogs, Alabama launch, clipper Coloati launch, and railway promotions. Also noted are Beaton celebrations, the New York Academy debate on girls’ education, and local entertainment reviews at Christy’s and Cranes Soap promotion.
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Astor-pince Opera
Brerracont
Elvira
Manunt
Baprari
Vierti
Ernach
Galvi
Tte Ravaria
York
Natic
Cornelia
Onn
Maria
Ciarrek Lavsci
Coloati
Wan. H. Webb
Messrs. Bucklin & Crane
Ganiner
Biathet
East Iver
Canton Trae
Crafta
Sons of Temrenasce
Busken Hut Gate
Beaton
Norwich
Worcester
Coriland
New-York Academy of Education
New York University
Ladies
Gooden
Brooklyn Churches and a New Methodist House of Worship
In Brooklyn the eastern district lacks Sabbath worship venues as population grows. A new Methodist Church is organized with a house of worship planned on Preot between Witloughi and Fiane to serve nearby residents. A Monday night service is proposed to attract attendees and support from the community.
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Witloughi
Baird
Synod and Cuban Fleet Notes From Newark Area
A Newark region report covers a synod meeting with Dr. Van Vechten and Dr. Scott presiding, delegates from New Jersey, and plans for services. Also updates on Cuban invaders leaving port, arrests, and legal proceedings around Capt. Lewis and the Creole affair, with ships St Denys and Leprelet among those involved.
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Rovouserrere
Tharetay
Grxemat
Ye Reronne
Doren Cueken
Hev
van Vechten
Scott
Your City
New Jersey
Magia
Elizabethtown
Presbyterian General Aesembly
Wyckoff
Pittaberg
Syned
Mc Foote
American Tract Society
Holland
Michigan
Ker West
Kev Weer
Flo Satanday
St. Marks
Tampa
Ivabel
New York
St Denys
Lewis
Atent
Capt
Contrict Court
Creole
Courier and Bou
Entertainments and Minstrel Shows at Various Venues
A dense 19th century listing details planned entertainments across New York venues on June 8. Amuse MLINES at Astor Place features Fanny Walach and a Hamlet performance by the Allee troupe, plus box office and admission details. Christy’s Minstrels at Mechanics Hall advertise Ethiopian Opera, daily shows, and matinees. The Olympic and Hangions theaters promote varied programs, with titles like The Rivals and a Punch-and-Johnson display. Admission prices range from 29 to 58 cents, doors open early, with multiple performances and accompanying orchestras and comedians.
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Astor-Place
Fanny Walgack
Winslow Anise
Mason
Candido Ber
Moarenowne
Kingsley
Wharton
McBuunl
Allee
Siskaparsle
Hamlet
Hawle
Micey
Wellace
C.K. Mason
Piertet
Stoonehouse
Ophelis
ceeeAdlas
Weston Lion
Rte
Aenageeaeespey
Rory O'Jore
Labor Movements and Union Meetings Across New York
A chaotic Labor Day summary reports multiple union activities in New York and surrounding areas. Details include typographer and craftsman associations, porters unions, and a rally at the Boston Cabinet Makers, with officers named such as Thomas E. Ball and Andrea Wise. The note mentions meetings at venues on Broadway and at the City, plus proposals on by laws and organizational health, highlighting ongoing labor coordination and forthcoming delegate elections.
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Aston
Fountain Hul
Bowery
Bruce
Grand Sen
Thealtegth
New Moma
Typographica: Society
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Hrodway
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Germa Bakers
Olgerssahern
Aecianica
Moneca
Merwonst
Avenue
Grouse Wann
Thomas E. Balla
Boston
Randoyle Hootmakery
Compeestive Labor Asscralion
Rae Bane Anewinat End Pr
Ceive Lengua
Ipreciplas cForranraion
Aaren Harmony
Roderadgatein Ai
Tada
Thor Woo
Te Aieus Brasch
Licessan Pontic Porters
Paorserive Usiox
Reed
Lee
Ross Iereepotaibie
Devis Canhon
Tent Deesgate
Onney
Landers
Ner
Ant
Ekurda
Sagembia Ania
Menoay
Lother Beed
Minninger
Menara Braverace
Ohi
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Mecare
Ronald Frio
Delageies
Gurod
Rere
Ered
Grand
Esdigh
Gorton
Mitcunll
Progusad
European Diplomatic Havoc and France Recall Ambassador
An American observers European piece notes the French recall of Ambassador M. Drouyn de L’Hoys from London amid Greek questions and anti Anglo sentiment. It comments on diplomatic theatre, royalist vs Montagnard reactions, and the era’s shifting reliance on ministries and ministers.
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Paris
M. Drouyn de L'Hoys
London
France
Ambasandor
Alist Preases
London Morning Chronicle
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