Overland Mail From Bombay 1843 Latest Dates and Hyderabad Battle
A maritime and overland mail summary reports dates from Bombay Calcutta and ports with latest arrivals and dates. It details General Napier's Hyderabad battle near Meance, the Scinde campaign, troop movements, losses including Captain Garrett and Lieutenant Smith, and Omercote capture. It notes political aftermath, ameer captivity, and broader Asia news including Lahore Kabul and Canton tensions.
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Marseilles
Overland Mail
Bombay
Atalanta
Calcutta
Hindostan
Sez
London Mail
Victoria
Madras
Alexandria
Ceylon
China
Macao
Chusan
Hong Kong
Nankin
Delhi
Lahore
Manilla
Mauritius
Scinde
Kurrachee
Singapore
Hou East India Company
Atelanta
Berwood
Jefferson
O'Hara
Dickson
Prother
Russell
Portardent
Colloco
Wardell
Ballangal
Eastwick
Davidson
Travers
Harding
Cockburn
Forbes
Wellesley
Alms
Altrony
Wayrn
Coate
Hill
Ryan
Taylor
Guerin
Foreign Intelligence Fratton Budget Cuts and Rail Deals
The chamber debates economy measures in France, trimming subsidies to theaters and clergy, rejecting rail expansion and state ownership while planning a broader budget review. Reports from Spain, Ireland, and Europe note uprisings, proclamations, and diplomatic moves as Prim and Lopez factions stir Catalonia and Madrid amid regent tensions.
Great Western Arrives with News of Sir Charles Bagot's Death
The Great Western reaches Liverpool early this morning bearing sorrowful dispatches on the death of Sir Charles Bagot after a long illness. The report notes American- British talks on Right of Search and Visitation, Webster's proposed commercial treaty, and public opinion shifting toward diplomacy over party politics. The Liverpool paper recounts opinions from Washington and New York about tariff arrangements, and estimates on money markets, bank strength, and trade prospects amid evolving U S and British relations.
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United States
Sir Charles Bagot
Great Weatson
Liverpool
Great Western
Hosken
St. George's
Newark
Capea Hoaken
Washington
Great Britain
Britain
Foreign Office
England
America
Admineek
Webster
Bellmore
Mr. Webster
Congress
Parliament
South
J. W
Mr. W
New York Herald
Daniel Webster
Caledonia
Halifax
Boston
Mexico
Texas
Buenos Aires
American Mission To China and Buenos Aires Crisis
The news notes Caleb Cushing named minister to China, replacing Everett, while Britain seeks ratification of a new Anglo Argentine treaty. It also reports Buenos Aires siege conditions as six thousand troops hold lines, decrees punish treason and confiscation, and a public meeting about Rosas’s actions. A night fire in a Longacre shelter endangers residents as fire crews respond.
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China
Caleb Cushing
Massachusetts
Everett
New York
Cologne
Holy See
Court of
Lisbon
Mandeville
Buenos Ayres
Fireiva Lopeime Xovae
Davies, Legalley
Longacre
Chandos-street
Proclamation Ends Slavery in Tunisian Dominions
The Dey issues a decree freeing all negroes born after December 8, 1842 and granting them equal treatment. The move claims future slave numbers will dwindle as old stock vanishes, asserting Tunisia has exited slavery and inviting English praise for the example set.
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Dey
England
Treaty to Advance General Government Balance for Treasury Notes
The discussion centers on a balance that may be required to pay treasury notes issued as five percent stock at par, redeemable in ten years. If adopted, the measure would influence the foreign exchange rate and could have material effects on international money markets.
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China
Bomnar
Eleppo
Ke-Ying
Malcolm
Messrs
Morrison, Thom
Balfour
Canton
Eleppv
Henry Pottinger
Grand Canal
Wutsitsch
Petroniewitch
Servia
Alexander
Prince Milosch
Russia
Milasch
M. de Lieven
Belgrade
Syria
Augsburg
Vienna
Prague
Sicabian Mercury
M. de Rothschild
Lina and
Arnstein
Rifaat Pacha
Constantinople
Bexonapr
Cara Georgewitsch
Bis
Obrenowitshes
Augsburg Gazette
Great Western
Wall-street
Europe
Treasury
Drowning Rescue, a Gentleman’s Death and Workhouse Crockery Sale
A nine year old boy William Tilleywas pulled from a field pond with hours of resuscitation after a neighbor dived to save him. Surgeons revived the lad, who was later removed home. A second death, that of Mr White of Orrington Square, occurred in the morning. Amidst city misfortune, 273 crockery pieces from the St George Workhouse were sold at auction, fetching close to double their original cost, provoking public inquiry and political pressure.
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Calcetta
Suez
Bombay
Bombay Times
Air
O’hanlon
Calcutta
Gordon
Union Bank
William M‘naghten
George Thompson
Lion
Delhi
England
Ningpo
Warden
China
Bompar
Colabah
Scinde
Affghanistan
Surat
Hormingsee
William Tilley
Tilley
Tottenham-road
Kingsland
Ankerstrom
de Beauvoir Arms
Hig
Humane Society
Williams
Dalston
Towne
Kingstand Road
Bath
Afr
White
Orrington-square
St. George the Martyr
Southwark
Her Majesty
James Graham
Board of Guardians
Obscene Bath assault case and Liverpool riot coverage
In Bath a fallen woman Eliza Palmer, en route from London to Bristol, recounts being abducted by a driver who drugged her and left her nearly naked with her child abandoned beside the road near Chippenham. Liverpool reports a violent lecture clash, vandalism, and police action amid Chartist tensions, plus heavy insurance rate hikes and a mock public execution in a local brickfield. The Manchester and Chester items note a court martial of James Taylor for failing to report a riot threat.
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Bath
Ourzacz
Kimber
Locksbrook
Eliza Palmer
London
Bristol
Chippenham
Keene
Bath Journal
Liverpool
Nelson Assembly-Rooms
Lord Nelson-street
C. Doyle
Lancaster Assizes
Doyle
National Chartist Association
Sligo
Whitty
Hotham-street
Ixenzasz Oy
Manchester
Walker
New Bailey
Charles Walker
Salford
Grenadier
William Digeles
5Th Regiment
New Mail-Coach Contract In Dublin Sparks Calm Arrival
Ireland reports a pacificator sent to Sackville Street to oversee Croal's coaches. The crowd greeted him calmly with the symbol of his functions. Dragoons departed to applause as the coaches moved in silence.
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Sackville Street
Croal
Dragoons
Dublin Freeman's Journal
Drawx
Ireland
Ordnance Survey
Pesserather
Munster
Pennefather
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Steck
Leslia
Hores
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Muttaree
Napier
M‘murdo
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Tait
Lef Muttaree
Meance
Stack
9Th Cavalry
Meer Shere Mahomed
Leslie
Her. Majesty
3D Cavalry
Delamain
Scinde Horse
Jacob
22D Regiment
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George
Nullah
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Hutt
Woodburn
Jackson
Stevens
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Clibborne
Snd 3d Cavalry
Hajee Mahomed Seedee
Garrett
Smith
Horse Artillery
F. Barr
21St Native Infantry
9Th Light Cavalry
Bombay Artillery
Charles Napier
Shere Mahomed
Meerpore
Omercote
C. Napier
Allyar-ka-Fanda
Fitzgerald
Whitlie
Brown
Indus
Jourbee
Ameer
Lord Ellen
Lord Elienborough
Mexnee
Malabar Point
Daoudhah
Ennis
Fort St. George
Dr. Barnes
Del’Hoste
Meer Naseeer Khan
Meer Roostum
Lend
Lord Ellenborough
Amears
Honourable Company
Hujjatree
Hussam Ali Khan
Auckland
Memnon
Tar Pox
Akhbar Khan
Peshawar
Sirdar
Delhi Gazette
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Mahomed Khan
Khalsa
Cabul
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Persia
Bagdad
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Ava
Agra
Saleem Chestee
Fattshpore Sikree
Foreign Intelligence
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Chamber of Deputies
Pondicherry
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Bulot
Martin
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Belgium
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Afaita Times
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Thomas Meade
Tunis
the Metropolis
Sournzsy Dusraicrs
Tuk Metrorolis
Marshalsea Prison
Houghton
Winchester
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Moser
Walpole-place
Kent Road
New-croas
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Sheridan Knowles
Brydges Street
Covent Garden
J. Levy
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T. S. Duncombe
Esq
M.P
Dr. Sheridan
Douglas Jerrold
W. H. Betty
Leman Rede
J. J. Harrison
Frwarz Szavants' Hone Society
St. Mary-le- Strand
H. Montague Villiers
Church of England
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Marshall
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James
Whitshall
J. M. Paws
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Feargus O'Connor
John Bronterre O'Brien
London Repealers
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Union Army
Holborn-hill
W. Houlahan
Corn Exchange
Dublin
Chartiers
T. MM. Ray
T. Reading
Farringdon
Waalworth-Hoad
A. Sturrock
Webber-street
Blackfriars-road
Starrock
Walworth-road
Elephant and Castle
Sturrock
Guy's Hospital
Baker
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