France Driven Back in Rome by Romans in 1800s War News
From Europe reports France marching on Rome met stiff resistance from Romans. The assault left hundreds dead or wounded as crowds fired on French troops. Amid turmoil across Germany and Ireland news of famine in Mayo and political maneuvering in Ohio politics also appear.
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Caledonia
France
Italy
Napoleon Bonaparte
Louis Napoleon
Civita Vecchia
Rome
Wistars Basin
Wito Cuery
Wildcherry
Steubenville California Company Dissolution Confirmed
The morning Herald confirms the Steubenville California company has dissolved amid contrary questions. Ohio Secretary of State warns laws from Jefferson county last Legislature not yet received by the Auditor. Asa Gall, director of the North River Bank, died by suicide, reputedly worth at least $70,000. New Orleans Picayune reports crevasse flooding near Carrollton threatening tens of thousands of acres and hundreds of homes.
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M’elrath
Rainey
Hays
Treadway
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Fuget
Tagart
Kell
Erwin
St. Louis Republican
Steubenville California
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Herald
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State of
Ohio
Jefferson County
Asa Uall
North River Bank
New Orleans
The
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Carrollton
the Picayune
Terra Firma
Finley Ong
Jacob Ong
Court of Common Pleas
Ene Ong
Adams & Co
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G & J. Scot
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New York
Bond
Steubenvisie
S’xavier Colege
Cincinnati
Union
United States
America
John DE Blieck
George Latimer
de Bonis
Thomas Buchanan
R de Bonisnen
Otice
Peteplon
Warren Township
Jefferson Co
James Mitchell
Lewis McClure
Belmont
Jefferson
Mount Pleasant
Tiltonsville
Thomas McCune
Lewis McEclure
Leander Mitchell
William K. Frazier
David Johnson
Adm
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George Day
Rpf
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W H Wallace
Philadelphia
W. I. Wallace
Port Homer
R. Townsend
Es Eyee
WH. Wallace
Sloan & Wallace
Newburgh
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Dispatches From California Demand Military Force
Reports from the War Department indicate California dispatches describe a self‑governed people adopting the Wilmot proviso as a fundamental rule. Washington also notes Crawford urging General Taylor to raise a strong volunteer force to support Governor Smith until Congress acts on the territory.
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War Department
Panot
Mexico
Washington
Crawford
Taylor
Gov. Smith
Congress
Henry Clay Declines Emancipation Convention Nomination
Henry Clay spoke at the Lexington Emancipation Meeting expressing strong support for emancipation in Kentucky. He declined nomination to the Convention, citing Senate duties, potential conflicts, health, and other reasons, though he pledged devotion to the cause and willingness to sacrifice for its success.
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Henry Clay
Lexington
Clay
Kentucky
U.S. Senate
German laborer killed in cellar collapse in Louisville
A German worker removing filthy water from a cellar near Woodland Garden in Louisville was killed when part of the building collapsed, severing his head. The coroner took charge of the body as the man’s identity could not be established, with initials A. B. marked on his shirt.
Revolving headlines at Louisville Journal sparks debate
The Northern Mercury voices concern that the Louisville Journal has swung to a revolving focus since Taylor’s presidency, while the Lou is accused of taking partisan action. The exchange suggests a partisan media feud and shifting editorial stance.
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Louisville Journal
Northern Mercury
Lou. Jour
Death of Major General Worth in cholera at frontier town
The Picayune reports Major General Worth died of cholera at 1 PM in a frontier town. A Philadelphia Bulletin sketch recalls his rapid rise from trader’s clerk to brigadier and major general, noting key actions in 1812, Florida, Monterey, and the Mexican campaign, including the assault on Molino del Rey.
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Texas
Picayune
Ren. Worth
Geo. Deal
Ass’t
Philadelphia Bulletin
Worth
Murat
Mexico
Napoleon
Florida
Taylor
Monterey
Hudson
N. Y
Scott
Chippeway
Lunders Lane
West Point Military Academy
Armistead
Corpus Christi
Palio Alto
Resaca de la Palma
Tecause
Twiggs
Washington
Sil
Saltillo Road
Serralvo Road
Saltillo
Bishop's Palace
Molina del Rey
Ellsworth Refutes Slanders Over Stockholm Goods
The U.S. Charge d Affaires in Sweden, H W Ellsworth, published a circular sharply denying a newspaper charge that he attempted to smuggle goods into Stockholm duty free. He explains a misdelivered box marked E caused the fraud, notes duties on foreign minister provisions are opened at the customs, and cites letters from Swedish officers supporting his refutation.
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U.S
Sweden
Stockholm
Custom House
Ellsworth
Ellworth
Cin. Chron
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