Fugitive slave case spurs abolitionist tension in Philadelphia
Amid a Philadelphia arrest, free Black residents and white abolitionists clash as judge frees a fugitive with minimal formality. The scene shows military requisition, Douglass, and a Pennsylvania Abolition Conp meeting disrupted by slave recovery efforts while California gold trade booms with record customs clearances and dramatic mining yields.
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Ons
Philadelphia
California
Yuba
Foreign Interests and Notices Span Europe to America
Reports from Bregenz to Paris sketch marriage negotiations for Princess Sidonia aged sixteen. Paris prints La Voix du Proscrit with an abstentionist appeal and Delegeluze article. In Rouen a funeral for Louis Philippe and Belgian Queen. a Paris pageant at Champ de Mars. French naval entries at Cherbourg and Brest. Also notes: Pouvoir near extinction, Chile abolishes passports, Canada wheat surplus, U S government costs, Edward Everett’s nation law study, Frankfort oath law, New York tax and census summaries, and a broad overview of 1860 census plans.
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Austria
Bregenz
Sidonia
Saxony
la Voix du Proscrit
Paris
Ledru Rollin
Josazzini
R. Barrabz
Arnold Ruge
Delegeluze
Rouen
Louis Philippe
Champ de Mars
Madame Poitevin
Europa
Tonauay
Brixham Roads
Berry Head
Storey
Coast Guard Service
Cherbourg
Brest
Deschenes
Friedland
Valmy
Toronto
Canada
United States
Edward Everett
Lowell Courier
Europe
North American Review
Legislative Assembly
Frankfort
New
Youu
Wadé
New ‘York
Valuahe
New York
Univen
Eac Farm
Burglary, Tax Grievances, and Industrial Strikes In 1860s London
A collection of quotes notes widespread burglaries pale beside silent depredations in ecclesiastical litigation taxes and patent fraud. It also records Edward Burnes Lytton denying ear loss remarks on a provincial rumour and Glasgow tobacco pipe makers striking amid wage cuts. Dinner hours shift in Manchester at M’Laren and Nephews George Street.
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Patent Office
Morning Post
Eoward Burnes Lytton
Knebworth
Glasgow Daily Mail
Virginia
Glasgow
Manchester
Megers
M‘laren
George-street
Windsor Returns Amid Court Notices and Nobility News
The Queen arrived at Windsor Castle with preparations noting tributes to late figures and the Queen's private band resuming rehearsals. Reports mention the Duke of Cambridge leaving for Ireland, appointments in Florence, a new judge, and the Rancliffe barony's extinction with property and titles passing to relatives. Obituaries include Sir Patrick Ross and others, with details on careers from India to the Peninsula.
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Windsor Castle
Albert
Obert Peel
Duke of Cambridge
London
Richard Lalor Sheil
Florence
George Hamilton
England
Mint
Globe
Martin
T Fa
F. Potlock
Ranclife
Banny Ball
Nottinghamshire
George Augustus
Anne Paint
Rancliffe
Elizabeth Mary Forbes
Earl of Grinard
Lord Rawcliffe
J. Wigram
Baron Rolfe
Joseph Herdy
Frankfort Avenue
Rathmines
William Blacker
Earl of Gosford
Armagh
Patrick Ross
Be. Helena
India
Lord Harri
Arthur Wellesley
Lord Harris
Mysore
Mallayelly
Berinapatan
Sir al: Wellesley
Dhoondiah
Peninsula
Atholl Defends Park Incident Amid Press Criticism
Atholl writes to the Times disputing recent park incident reports. He says he and guests were verbally harassed by two men who then attacked him. he subdued them and had them escorted away. He requests fair treatment in coverage and condemns charity glances as hollow in tone.
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Tux “ Duxter Gun Tutt
Times
Atholl
London
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Ephraim Stannaus
C.B
Addiscombe-house
Croydon
Lord Stanley
Alderley
Alderley Park
Cheshire
Eddisbury
William Beresford
Marquis of Waterford
Regent's Park Barracks
Life Guards
Dr. Inglis
Nova Scotia
Curzon Street
Mayfair
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