The Cuba Affair and Lopez Examinations
The narrative covers Cuban invasion events at Cardone and Matanzas, reports on captains Georgiana and Susan Loud tortured yet denying knowledge of passengers. It notes Spanish release of American prisoners after consul pressure, and Lopez examination in New Orleans with his Spanish speech bolstering guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geury
Fiatra
Crosson
Cardoune
Susan Loud
New Orleans
Chagres
Matanzas and
Saganilla
Havana
Cardenas
Matanzas
Bristol
R. J.) Phomaix
Pearce
A. G. Washburp
Zwo
Lopez
California
Washburn
Bell
The American Sunbury Letter List Notice
The American Sunbury publishes the list of letters as required by law for the paper with the largest circulation. H B Masser, editor and proprietor, states the Banbury American’s circulation is unmatched in the northern Pennsylvania region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saequehmain
Penimylynania
Democratic nominations and daguerreotype ads
Democratic nominations list officers including Canal Commissioner William T. Morison Montgomery County Auditor General Ephraim Banks MiMin County Surveyor General J Porter Brawley Cricherd County. Also advertising daguerreotypist Mr Root with galleries in Philadelphia and New York and a July issue of Gioners Lavy's Book offering 45 engravings and 33 contributions with a subscription premium and club price note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Morison
Montgomery County
Ephraim Banks
MiMin County
J. Porter Brawley
Cricherd County
Mr. Root
Chesnut Street
Philadelphia
Broadway
New York
Root
Gioners Lavy
Secondhand Washington Iron Press for Sale
The paper offers a used Washington Iron Press 21 by 30 inches for sale as surplus. Also notes apologies for extra advertisements and mentions other local items including bound volumes on commerce and navigation, California documents, and a bank holiday on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mr. Casey
Commerce and Navigation
California
Rusk Postage Bill Aims at Lower Rates and Newspaper Carrier Reform
The Senate receives a bill by Mr. Rusk to reduce postage, promote knowledge exchange, and boost revenue. It includes two cent half ounce letters nationwide, box and carrier fees in cities, and newspapers at current rates. Critics urge free local newspaper delivery to counties and clash with country publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusk
Senate
Pennsylvania
Congress
United States
Paxinos Furnace Back in Full Blast Under New Owners
The Paxinos furnace now run by Taggart Barton and Furman has been repaired and put into blast. It yields about thirty tons of high quality char coal iron weekly, in steady demand. Taggart manages on site and believes economy and a good product will sustain the business despite current prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paxinos Furnactk
Mesers Taggart, Barton & Furman
Taggart
Congress
Iain Fadway
Radway
Indy
Radway & Co
Radway‘ Cheter
Basin
Palton Mrect
New York
Summer travel habits and a major Lake Erie disaster
The editor notes Philadelphia’s summer exodus to cape resorts like Cape May and Saratoga, with 20,000 out of town annually. The column covers German musical jubilee in Philadelphia, Paine’s light invention debate, Key West and Haytian Empire news, U S territorial figures, Victoria’s royal brood, Savannah Cuban patriots, Delaware powder mills, and the Griffith steamer fire on Lake Erie with two to three hundred lives lost, including Captain Roby’s crew and passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capes
Cape May
Saratoga
Newport
Evening Bulletin
Philadelphia
United Body
United States
Independence Square
Columbia
Paine
Astor House
New York
Henry
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Lardner
Holland
John Fitch
Savannah
Key West
Tampa
Twiggs
New Orleans
Pilatka
Kentucky
Ohio
Roby
Mexico News Briefs From Monitor Republicano Report
From Mexico two items: Congress convoked in extra session with the 20th named for assembly to address the Treasury and national salvation. Other notes report cholera deaths in Valladolid, a Mexican insurrection at Jochitan nearing end with troops and artillery, a heavy snowstorm in Durango, and criticism of Jesuit controversy sparked by the Monitor against the Jesuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. O. Picayune
Monitor Republicano
Mexico
Congress
Treasury
Republic
Cajaca
Jochitan
Meleniez
Valladolid
The
Republicano
Committee On Credit
Durango
Sr. Jimenez
Monitor
General Lopez Bound Over On Neutrality Charge
General Lopez examined on charges of violating the neutrality law, bound over to answer before the United States Circuit Court on a $3000 bond. Legislative Assembly debated constitutional amendments and separation of powers. the House was counted out for lack of quorum. In New Mexico, Col. Monroe issued a proclamation for Delegates to a constitutional convention at Santa Fe on May 19. A U.S. grant holder received authority to lay pipes to supply Panawa with pure water for 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Port Au Prince
Green
Lopez
United States Commissioners
United States Circuit Court
Mr. Boullon
Legislative Assembly
New Mexico
Col. Monroe
United States
Santa Fe
Yaxker Enteurasse
Panawa
Munday
Court House
Borough of
Sunbury
Point Township
North Keaberlem
Tho. McMahan
Joseph Wallis
Chas. Morgan
Janis
Charles Cay
Northumberland
Tnd Borsigh
Whwertoy
Insurrection in Martinique and other 19th century notes
Describes the May insurrection in St. Pierre Martinique with fires, martial law, and suspected executions. Reports arrival from Ponce with details of troop deployments and siege measures. Includes Ohio political changes and Hungarian exile stories, plus Minnesota snakes finding by Fort Gaines girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ponce
Porto Rito
St. Pierre
Martinique
the Journal of Commerce
Point Petre
Grapatovare
Currier
W. J. Watson
P. R
St. Domingo
Grats
Minnesota
Minnesota Pioneer
Fort Gaines
Married couple links announce local nuptials
Married on Thursday last by Rev. R. A. Fisher, Anam Jones from Uper Augusta wed Miss Many Rexn of this place in a simple ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Fisher
Anam Jones
Uper Augusta
Che Markets Philadelphia Market June 18 1850
Flour quiet and steady with shipping brands at 5 25 per bri Exteen Flour at 5 75 Rye Flour 3 00 Corn Meal 3 00 Red Wheat 1 18 prime White 1 29 Rye Penn Rye 0 65 Corn in demand 0 65 White 0 60 Yellow 0 60 1 00 Whiskey in bbds 0 27 bolds 0 26 Wheat small sales red 1 18 White 1 12 Corn White 0 60 61 Yellow 0 64 Northern Rye 0 64 Oats 0 40 41
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Philadelphia
Fioona
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cuba
WROM
Steam
Hip Yeadel
New Oneans
Hanvana
McCaleb
Baldwin
Lopes
Lope
St. Charles
the American
H. B. Masser
Editor's
Bank of Northumberland
Sasnatnh Baeakinc
Lycoming
Lewisburg
Couomata
Rome
Italy
Cass
Pius IX
Vatican
Lewis
John W. Ashmead
Eastern
District of
Santana
Faustien 1
England
Sir Robert
West Indies
Unece Sam
Lance Laxonoupen
Uncle Sam
Rocky Mountains
Texas
U.S. Sea Coast
Atlantic Coast
Gulf Coast
Pacific Coast
Queen Vietcanta
Queen Victoria
Charlotte
George the Third
George the Fourth
Duke of York
Duke of Clarence
Princess Charlotte
Duke of Kent
Princess Augusta
Princess Elizabeth
Duke of Cumberland
Delaware
Brandywine
Lake Erie
Griffth
Berrao
Griffith
Cleveland
Erie
Franklin Heath
Heath
Buffalo
Horace Palmer
Speed
Things In
Washington Square
Edwin Forrest
N. P. Willis
Forrest
Willis
Union
Webb
Monutreal
Montreal
Nazareth Street
St. Ann's Church
Supreme Judicial Court
Shaw
Webster
Gen. Lopez
Exvataraten Huxcagians
Broosia
Asia Minor
Pera
America
Che Markets
Baltimore Market
Northumberland County
Peter Houghawout
Rush Township
Nouth
Aniday
Wid Borough
4Th Street
Orange Street
Raid Borough
Hanover Street
Al&o
Sth Street
Washington Street
Busquehanna Street
John Shriner
James Covert
Shiff
Fifth Chesnut Sts
Franklin Street
Morocco
Ieee
Ell Chiees
Tim
Eet
Way
H. B. Mawer
Funete
Peanie Dente
Seth
Board of Commissioners
Turnpike Company
Charles Weaver
Charles
William
Sunhue
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