Christian union aims at unity among believers not church structures
An open letter argues that Christian union is about embracing believers in Christ not dissolving church distinctions. It cites John xvii and 1 Corinthians to support unity among Dissenters and Churchmen, praising the Liverpool Conference’s aim to strengthen love and fellowship among Christians while maintaining duties to reform church establishments.
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Christian Union
Union
Church of Christ
Jesus Christ
Liverpool
Antistate Church Association
Culling Smith
Daily News to Debut as Liberal Morning Paper
Announcement in the Times declares the Daily News will launch early next year as a liberal morning paper with thorough independence. It will feature extensive foreign correspondence and notable writers including Mr Chas. Dickens directing the literary department. Indian corn has been grown with success as an experimental crop.
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New Morning
New Morning Journal
Yimes
Daily News
The
Chas. Dickens
Pacifist tones shape Oregon dispute and Mormon clashes
Reports from the Caledonia in the Mersey note pacific advices on the Oregon claim, with Whig and Democratic papers urging negotiation over war. Sir Charles Metcalfe improves, Webster’s Boston speech favors negotiation, Mormons burn three houses and fire on troops by mistake, Mexico seeks renewed interchanges with the US, Texas war unlikely.
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Caledonia
Mersey
Pacific
Oregon Territory
Oregon
West
United States
C. Metcalfe
Webster
Boston
Vera Cruz
Texas
Foreign Miscellany Sparks Global Curiosities and Crises
Mercury notes on Hong Kong fortunes by five men returning with independence, a June end date for Sour Austration, and copper ore production projections. It reports Penal settlement plans for Van Diemen’s Land, a port at Port Essington, and potential governance shifts in New South Wales. Mission presses in Honolulu/Lahamaluna publish thousands of pages, including Bible editions, while a Hague letter approves provisions import law.
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Hong Kong
R.C.S
Bagot
Launceston
van Diemen’s Land
Port Essington
Matthew Forster
Eardley Wilmot
New South Wales
Adelaide Observer
Sanpwieux Islands
Honolulu
Lahamaluna
Hague
States-general
Brussels
Common Council of
Iceland
Mount
Hecla
Bourjolly
France
National and Presse
National
The
Presse
Russia and Rome trip features and Sicily rumors
Palermo correspondence notes press censorship in Naples and Rome stories of Emperor Nicholas on a Rome visit to discuss church unity. Reports of arrests at Posen, Borneo pirate actions, and Tahiti indemnity talks detail imperial travel, bankruptcies in Paris, and British naval plans in Asia.
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Tus
Italy
Augsburg Gazette
Palermo
Reveille du Commerce
Russia
Posen
Tur
Villa Olivazza
Romanoff
Sicily
Naples
Lord Brougham
Leader
M.P
Westminster
Tribunal of Commerce of
Paris
Holy See
Olga
Nicholas
Rome
Swift
M. de Brandenburg
Prussia
Borneo
China Mail
Hong Kong
Thomas Cochrane
Tabvoan
Brooke
Serawac
Maluda Bay
Tanui
Tahiti
Courrier du Havre
George Seymour
Hamelin
Pritchard
Manchester Textile Markets Find No Relief Amid Weak Demand
The Manchester Times reports ongoing stagnation in the textile districts with cloth and yarn in low demand and irregular prices. Buyers curb purchases, manufacturers faced with near-crisis price levels and rising unemployment in Bradford while Leeds shows a small improvement.
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Tur Trane
Manufacturtio
Manchester Times
Bradford
Leeds
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