Marauding on the Rio Grande Across Matamoros siege
The article describes a hostile demonstration on the Rio Grande led by Curatejal, with 800 attackers. They attacked Matamoros, bombarding Avalos’s fort, burning blocks, looting warehouses, and clashing with defenders. After days of fighting, the invaders retreated, leaving destruction and casualties. A British Vice Consul narrowly escaped harm.
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Rio Grande
Yen
Browneville
Mise
Fort Brown
Avalos
Mseir Ceet
Wulugh
Caraveral Kentigen
Tje Brethern
Matamoros
Aimorican
James
National Guards
Lila
Whde
Inter
Uhde
Fuerty
Avalog
Caravajal
New Mexican Affairs and Western Tensions Reported
A Santa Fe letter notes Fort Union abandoned, an Orme Creek post, and Apache raids in New Mexico with Indian trading partners and killings. Capt. Skillman reports Camanche bands with 600 horses near Santana, plus four Americans slain asleep. Chihuahua’s Don Angel Trias occupies El Paso. NYC and Chicago items discuss politics, banking, and a looming Japan trade opening. Aurora Borealis lights up the northern sky in a vivid display observed last night.
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St. Louis
Santa Fe
Fort Union
Orme Creek
Indiana
Aha
Wonor Anna
Hans Ted
Socorro
Skillman
Santana
Havila
Sastern
New Mexico
Don Angel Trias
Chihuahua
el Paso
Soris
Congress notes and debates on Irish Exile, Cuban prisoners, and tariff bills
Congressional records show substituting for Irish exile resolution with clemency request, Mexican indemnity bill referral to Finance, and debate on post and parcel rates for printed matter. House and Senate discuss land grants, railway improvements, and Kossuth intervention. Reports cover tariff suspensions, private calendars, and international notices amid political rhetoric and procedural moves.
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Washington
Sexave
My. Shields
England
McRea
Senate
Rofeerode
House
Whitney
Stockton
New Jersey
N. J
Ate
U.S
Iadge
Lowa
Feieh
Casa
Union Party of
South
Disney
Andrews
Maine
Legislative License Debates Stir State Forum
Reports from Madison indicate the legislature remains heavily occupied with petitions for repealing the current License Law and replacing it with a Maine style act. Observers predict rapid gains in the measure and urge adoption, while local letters praise legislative conduct and urge action on other public affairs.
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Madison
Maine
Reid
Milwaukee
Chicago Trains Bring Bears From Michigan City
Chicago reports say the Chicago Bears arrived from Michigan City at 1 A M on Sunday. The early arrival marks the start of the team’s return trip and preparations for upcoming engagements.
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Califor Mavin
Union
Detroit
Ribuno
Michigan
Washtenaw County
Wasmxerox
Maxwell
Lo Ain Sini
Phaaran
Meg
Chicago
Bears
Michigan City
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China
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Arctic Ocean
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Denver Review
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