Transit at Kerguelen Chronology and Observations
Cape Town Feb 8 report on the Monongahela party's transit observations at Kerguelen Islands. Detailed notes describe arrival, weather, photography in the transit period, natural history collections, and interactions with German and English parties.
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Tiefnoust
Fisi
Titierone
Cape Town
South Africa
Satur
Kergmelen Islands
Transit Parison Board
Doon
Clonda
Crozet
Kergnelen
Cral
Molloy Point
Royal Sound
Swatara
Equatoria
Bonnes
Sana
Three-Teland Harbor
Maging
Stonylurat
Raton
Christmas
Cant. Nares
Eno
N.G. Carvatte
Our Hill
Caps Town
Dr. Bureen
Burgen
Birgen
Ryan
Train
Gaeelle
Kidder
Holmes
Messra
Dryer
Stanley
Lieut, Goodridge
Jaton
Thumb Mountain
Lieuta
Corbett
Coke
Nother
Monongahela
Janser
Thia
Capa
Ubach
Christmay
Press Freedom Shrinking in Madrid Amid Censorship
General foreign news reports growing government arbitrariness in Spain with Iberia suspended and dispatches detained. In London a mass Irish meeting seeks release of Fenian prisoners as 90,000 attend Hyde Park. Paris hosts Philadelphia Exhibition patron committee led by Lafayette with several deputies. Australia agrees funds for South Australia representation. Sharkey arrested in Cuba after fleeing Havana.
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Spain
Madrid
Iberia
London
Lespos
Hyde Park
Priacuera
Ireland
John Mitchel
Philadelphia
France
Paiia
Marc
Washburne
Paris
Marquis de Lafayette
Diets Mowota
Wolowaki
Pronemia
Flotard
Fragmented foreign notes mix riots trains and sermons
The dispatches cover Paris riots adjournment and December events, a Grand Trunk collision near Lachine Canal with injuries, Moody and Sankey ticket office closure, and large religious meetings led by Moody and Sankey with vast crowds.
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Paris
Ersenial
Lexpos
Neves
Wiconnanya Anc
Alvatat
Dod Carlos
Ely Max Turat
Grand Trunk Railway
Cnllision
Lachine
Yanu
Point Charies
Lospex
Moody
Sankey Tare
Bowland
England
Coal Mine Troubles and New Strike in Lackatastna Region
March 9 report details coal mine unrest across the Lackatasna area led by tnodvers, firemen, and pumpers demanding restored pay as wages plummet. Strikes threaten near Wilkeraare and Capilibea, with rigs halted and workers striking for higher wages. In Ohio at Straitville, state troops quell white miners and threats against colored workers amid a broader labor tension.
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Lackatasna
Tnodverrs
PEM
Winxisnanns
Penn
Detawaee Ant Fedeon Cana
Warne
Tha
Mlanrs
Jason
Uhm
Wilkerarre
Seston
Kenai
Eutiel
Fednetoos
Ohio
Straitaville
Conramis
Allen
Amos
Shrakeville
Louisiana Compromise and Wheeler Award Contention
March 21 report on the Wheeler award to Gov Kellogg and seat disputes in the Legislature. Conservatives claim about 11 returning members’ seats and six reelection bids rejected. Contested seats include Kiam in the district around Oushatte and Collas, and Grant Parish had no election for a House seat. Senate appointed Conservative winner, House Democratic and Senate Republicans hold narrow joint majority. Wheeler to return. possible extra session planned as public sentiment shifts. Emory reassigned to Washington. Capt. Ganders, Capt. Hays, and Luke O’Reilly proceed to new postings.
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Kellogg
Senate
Onteaxs
Kellogh
Conservati Committee
Kiam
Caiming
Oushatte
Collas
House
House Democrate
Prompeca
Casapromag AA
EMORY
HIA
New Oureaus
W. H. Emory
Department of the Gulf
Gosa
Washington
W. W. Ganders
6Th Infantry
Fort Buford
Dakota
Hays
Sth Cavalry
Argoms
Luke O'Reilly
Camp BuDply
Indian Territory
Debates Over Louisiana Question Split Republicans and Democrats
Senate debates on the Louisiana issue stretch into days with Republicans pledging to press the Frelinghuysen resolution while Democrats insist on continuous debate without binding timetables. Key speakers include Mr. Bayard and Mr. Keenan, with sectional loyalties shaping the caucus outcomes.
Canal Reform Message Split the Canal Ring in Albany
In Albany the reception of Gov. Tilden’s canal reform message sparked a sharp clash with the Canal Ring. Senator Lord led a push to defer action, insisting the facts already lay in Auditor and Attorney General files, while the Assembly quickly rejected delay and pressed for immediate consideration and possible reform measures.
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Lord ¥Its
Makls
Albany
Marsh
Senate
Capitol
Afuil
Benatars
Gov. Tikden
Eont Tie Awa
Assembly
Cael House
Gov. Tikten
Jarvis Land
Canal Ting
Lord
Escal Cantrect
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Maren
London Times
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Carpian Sea
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Tal
Viaue
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Eliery
New-Zealand
General Foreign News
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Gantiagh DE Cuba
Havana
W. J. Sharkey
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