Ungraded Koszta affair and Austrian demands headlined
The message from Hulsemann to the Austrian Emperor is cited, stating the United States rejected Austria’s interference in the Koszta seizure and imprisonment as unlawful. It urges release and restoration of Koszta’s pre-seizure condition, while the President emphasizes adherence to international law and US protection of nationals.
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Turkey
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Austria
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Markey
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Hussemann
Cumta
United States
Uetria
Koszta
Ingraham
Hulsemann
Coneul Gen
Smyrna
Hulsmann
Martin Kosata
N. ¥. Herald
Seer Japan Expedi tia Report From Overland Mail
Overland Indian mail to England reports US fleet from Loochoo sails July 3 for Japan. Commodore Perry’s ships Susquehanna Saratoga Plymouth and Saratoga noted cruising eastward, touching islands with European residents and a Scotch governor on one island. A land purchase for a government coal depot, island harbor depths cited. Russian vessels followed the adronne, then boiler explosion at East Oxford mill kills four workers.
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Japan
England
United States
Loo-choo
Susquehanna
Princeton
Plymouth
Saratoga
Powhatten
Vandalia
North China Herald
Napican
Napakian
Bonean
Susquehanns
Callus
Adronne Overland Mail
Commadore Perry
Dugs
Vanaittart & Cottle
East Oxford
Canada
New Percussion Primers Avert Powder Residue
A Vienna invention replaces standard percussion caps with a powdery primer called the invention’s composition, lacking metal coating and leaving no residue after detonation. Ingredients include fulminating mercury and antimony sulfide, bound by collodion to reduce danger, claimed by Messrs iniwartier and Gersheim.
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Messrs
Iniwartier and
Gersheim
Vienna
Scientific American
Portage Sentinel reports wealth, deaths, and elections
The Portage Sentinel notes a sensational eccentric case of extreme obesity in a Panama Star report and a Ravena area account. It covers local election majorities, Republication results, and Georgia election outcomes, plus notices of a concert, a murder in Oregon, a court session opening, a Dayton convention, and a New York metropolitan medal fund drive.
Wages in California From San Francisco strikes report
San Francisco wage rates after recent strikes and deals are listed per day and per month. Bricklayers and stone cutters earn 10 dollars daily, ship carpenters 10, plasterers 9, house carpenters 8, blacksmiths 8, watchmakers 8, painters 6, tailors 4, alongshore and inland men 5, shoe-makers 100 per month, teams 100 to 120 per month, farm hands 50 per month with board provided.
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California
San Francisco
War talk and political shifts noted in Baltic dispatches
The Baltic reports offer little new light on the war issue with the powers pressing the Porte to accept terms. Russia is described as bullying Europe except Turkey, a central observation amid the scene. Some foresee peace, but with weak foundations. The New York Herald notes Attorney General Cushing may become Minister to China and Asia with broad, roving powers.
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Ohio
China
North China Herald
Hong Kong
Bridgman
Shanghai
Puritan Recorder
Jervetti Legis
Cristian Almanac
Prince of Peace
Iain’ Tonics
Sud
Lees
Murim
Nanking
Chinkiang
Yangchan
Egypt
Canan
Aetter
Old Empire
New York Observer
London
New York Herald
Russia
Turkey
Baltic
Black Sea
Europe
New York: Herald
Itag
Cushing
Asia
Tyler
Japan
Dutch East Indies
Gold in the Amazon and copper vein discoveries reported
A translated Spanish letter from Chachapoyas dated August 17 1853 describes initial gold and quicksilver findings near the Amazon region. It notes a copper mine at Chachahuala potentially rich with silver alloy and mentions a prior vein excavation yielding copper vanishing into silver, with implications for local churches and future expeditions.
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Amazon
Chachapoyas
Mariano Aguilar
Santiago de Borje
Ucayali
Paruro
Renia
Chachahuala
Dept O Fourten
Steamship Fairy Queen Lost Near Lidton Island
Reports say the steamer Fairy Queen was lost last night between Lidton Island and the mainland. Two passengers, eight crew, and all officers were saved. eleven passengers perished. Eli Cameron saved recalls seeing three women drown.
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Sr. Jom
N. B
Gelober
Lidton Island
Eli Cameron
Loss of the Schooner Oneida and Rescue Efforts
The schooner Oneida sinks in a gale with Captain Winthrop Allen and four crew lost. Wakeler is the sole survivor after rescue efforts by vessels including the J. W. Brown and Mississippi steamship. A life boat finally saves Wakeler as authorities and volunteers pursue the wreck near Black Rock, with public praise for Captains Dubbins Eugene Newman and others. News ties to Buffalo harbor and New Orleans fever reports in the same issue.
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Lake Eart
Buffalo
Toledo
Allen
Cook
Michigan City
U.S
Michigan
Oneida
Strange
Taylor
Point Abino
Holfenstein
Autior
Dubbins
Eugene Newman
J. W. Brown
Glues
Black Rock
Conistelation
Planchard
Cleveland
Wakeler
Winthrop Allen
Pairport
Veast
Hauzach
Wakelve
Accident at Knox Co Fair injures Judge Huard
At the Knox county fair on the 98th a horse tied to a rail fence broke loose and charged through the crowd. The horse dragged a rail to the bridle rein striking Judge Huard on the forehead, rendering him unconscious. The Newark Times notes he remained in critical condition as of October 1.
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Ohio & Pennsylvania Railroad
Alliance
Salomon W. Aberts
James B. Garvey
Washington County
Pennsylvania
Roberts
Massillon
Neve
Abeve
Board of Directors
Uut x
Massilon
H. Folger
T. P. Reed & Co
Burgesser
P. M. Keith
Charles A. Hughes
A. Ryder
D. R. Atwater
James Miller
David Atwater
M. A. Whithington
L. Hurxthal
Thomas M’cullough
John, Shepy
William Bohanan
Isaac B. Danzler
P. Hugus
D. J. Bigger
Hunt
Steese
Reed & Powers
Rowson
Isaac Weirich
B. Wert
Daniel Hildt
W. F. Radenstein
A. Holdebrum
Dickry & Barkdull
Everhard
Dwight
Jarvis
J. A. Ryder
Tremont Hall
Massillon News
Judge Huard
Knox Co
Newark Times
Judge Hurd
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Tom Callarain
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