Latest from Europe in The Commercial Advertiser July issue
The June packet ship James Cropper arrived from Liverpool with London papers up to May 30, carrying over 4000 letters. Dispatches from Marseilles arrive for government via Mr. Dodge. Reports on Russia Turkey relations vary. Austria and Britain notes to Constantinople date April 27. Ireland and Portugal distress, colonial trade bills, and France liberal gains noted. China topaz affair sparks London alarm.
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Marseilles
France
Russia
Turkey
Constantinople
House of Commons
Earl Grey
Duke of York
Duke de Cazes
Duke of Richelieu
Marshal Soult
Spain
Gibraltar
Boston
China
England
United States
South America
Lloyd’s
Portugal
Lisbon
Ireland
Dispatches from St Petersburgh and Peace Prospects Abroad
London reports on new tariff enforcement and a commission to handle prohibited merchandize as shipments arrived before notice. Vienna confirms Ottoman forces withdraw from Moldavia and Wallachia, with Florence congress talks and Naples confirming the news. The London Missionary Register features Hodgson's Indian nations survey estimating 258 960 Native Americans in US territories east of the Mississippi and outlines plans for British cooperation in civilization efforts. Hodgson notes his Elliot visit and envisions future Native American institutions civilizing the West.
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Petersburgh
Witeps
Petersh
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Paris
Naples
Sublime Porte
Moldavia
Wallachia
Florence
London Missionary Register
Hodgson
Liverpool
United States
Morse
New England
New York
Ohio
Michigan
North-West Territory
Indiana
Mlinois
Mississippi
Mississppi
Missouri
Rocky Mountains
British America
Elliot
Trizili
Alfred
Choctaw Schwartz
Pacific
Crowned Heads Expected to Aid Caf Gress Deliberations
The immediate assembling of the caf gress is anticipated with some crowned heads set to assist in the deliberations, signaling ceremonial and formal involvement.
Paris War News Ships Peace Hope Amid Greek Turmoil
An extraordinary courier from Vienna arrives in Paris with word that Russia and the Porte may settle differences. Paris reports fluctuating peace prospects while Greek insurgents fight for independence and Turkish demands, as 3000 troops prepare to guard Thermopylae passes and Athens could host government operations.
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Paris
Vienna
Russia
Reis Effendi
Thermopyla
Athens
Departing frontier notes amid savage war cries and Indian life
The narrator contrasts midnight fires and war yells with corrupted frontier Indians altered by traders. He prepares to return to urban bustle after visiting a distant settlement and carrying letters for missionaries. He reflects on linking devoted Christians with a world they left behind and cites the biblical promise of reward.
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Yaloo Busha
Loss of Franklin crew in surf near Quitera and memorials observed
Letters from aboard the Franklin report seven officers and three seamen lost when a small boat capsized near Quitera while visiting Quintersa. Lt. Perry and Midn Pinkham struggled to aid De Puy, Preble, and others as crewmates disappeared. Final honors included half mast, a sermon by Rev. Andrews, and body burials with mournful shipboard and shore reactions.
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Prentut
Coffin
Valparaiso
New York Gazette
James N. Perry
Cornelius C de Puy
Robert Marshell
John Cremer
Edward Preble
Robert B. Coffins
Reuben R Pinkham
John Smithist
Melancton
Read
William W.daniela
Franklin
Quintersa
Marshall
de Puy
Mr. Preble
Perry
Young Coffin
Hardy
Mr. Andrews
Quittera
Contempt, Fines For Two Attorneys In Onondaga Case
Law Intelligence reports two attorneys John Hopkins and Neville B. Craig were arraigned for contempt of court in Pittstown on a Saturday. Each was fined 150 dollars. The adversarial case centered on a 150 dollar materal issue before Judge Wilkins. Craig accused Hopkins of false representations. Hopkins called Craig a liar and a scuffle followed.
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Law Intelligence
John Hi. Hopkins
Neville B. Craig
Pi Teebug
Common Pleas
Juecge Wilkins
Craig
Hopkins
Robeson man beaten by canal diggers in Reading district
Last Monday evening Henry Robeson, returning to Robeson township, was waylaid by canal diggers and severely beaten with clubs and missiles. Both arms were broken, with other injuries in a brutal assault. Neighbors intervened. attackers believed to target town residents, raising warnings to passersby.
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Henry Robeson
Robeson Township
Wheat and grain donations sought for Watchman subscribers
A plea notes a few bushels of wheat rye corn oats or buckwheat are greatly needed and will be gratefully received from subscribers in arrears for the Watchman.
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