Maroto and Carlos Clash in Navarre and Frontiers
Dispatches recount sharp clashes between Carlist forces at Maneru and ongoing disputes among Don Carlos loyalists and General Maroto. Letters from Elorrio and San Esteban reveal rivalries, desertions, and plans as Navarrese loyalists back Carlos while France and Espartero maneuver. Reports detail troop movements, sieges, and the mood across Bayonne and Andoain with indications of potential surrender arrangements.
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Maroto
Don van Echeverria
Navarre
Echeverria
General Maroto
Juan Echeverria
Elorrio
Raragl Manroto
Juan Echeverata
Estella
Espartero
San Esteban
Juan DE Echeverria
Don Carlos
Duke of
Grenada
M. Belasco
Junta Stantander
Montenegro
Ramirez de la Piscina
France
L’ame Damnee
Mareto
Bayonne
Behobia
Bordeaux
Andoain
Iturriaga
Tolosa
Maneru
Leon
Elio
Santa Cruz
Manera
Larraga
Madrid
Spain
Alaix
Cortes
Moniteur
Arpeytia
Zamaraga
Bergara
Laravnzar
Elisondo
Moreno
Villareal
Simon Torre
Sturiaga
Guipuzcoa
Villa- Teal
Espeyua
Andouin
Elio, Villareal
Simon Dela Torre
Zamattegui
Peter Borthwick
Ranelagh
Lord John Hay
Russia
John Hay
Harispe
Rome
Auplans
Carlos
Aragon
Don Diego Leon
Biscay
Florida Indian War Rumors Stir Calls for Extermination
New York papers dated 10th ult report a surprise massacre of American troops by Florida Indians. They urge war as the only government option, deeming it a dreadful but necessary measure. Business in New York rises on harvest prospects as more news arrives from Florida and the Canadian frontier.
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New York Commercial Advertiser
Fronipa
Charleston Patriot
Army of the South
Fort Brooke
Florida
Harney
Coloosahatchie
G. H. Griffin
W. E. Hanson
Fort Mellon
Macomb
Upper Canada
Lett
Usher
Coburg
Kingston
Clay
Ogdensburgh
Kentucky
Senate of the
United States
Chronicle
New York Advertiser
Pennsylvania
Manhattan Bank
Ssdeheres Voce
Bank of State of New York
Pes Bees
North American Trust Company
United States Bank
England
France
Stock Exchange
Morris Canal
Boston and Providence
Harlem
Delaware and Hudson, and Stonington Railroad
Toronto
Portsmouth
New York
Canadian Frontier
Naghton
Mr. Eldershaw
Manchester Times
Orton
Winter
Kendal Mercury
Paisley
St. James’s
John
Kilmalcolm
Mary
Samson Steam Boat Destroyed by Fire at Gravesend
The Samson a forty horse power tug belonging to Thames Steam-boat Towing Company was destroyed by fire off Rosherville pier Gravesend after taking passengers earlier. Crew and Captain Murray of rival William Gunston steam-boat aided near shore. vessel sunk after holes bored in sides. Cause suspected old ropes and chips left to dry. Captain and crew praised. third steam-boat fire in a week.
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Gravesend
William Gunston
Murray
Pickering
Samson
Bartholomew Farn
Court of Common Council
Smithfield Market
Richardson
Wombwell
Waterloo
Southwark
Vauxhall
Parliament Application Aims to Fund River Region Improvements
An application to parliament seeks authority for commissioners to purchase interests and levy a rate on properties along the river, especially in Southwark and Lambeth, where tolls have degraded property by up to 50 percent. The measure would restore value and fund public works without affecting the national purse.
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Southwark
Lambeth
Whitechapel Church
John Barrell
Pearse
Division of Police
St. George in-the-East
Whitechapel
Chartist
Branpinc
Desenter
Fusileer
Bowling
Morning Chronicle
Oxford Street
Marylebone Vestry
Kensett
Harbutt
Oxford-street
Ian Marylebone
Sheriff’s Court
Richard Estecourt Cresswell
Pinkneypark
Wilts
Cresswell
France
Lord Hungerford
R E. Cresswell
Metropolis Police Courts
Hall
Hatton-garden
Bow-street
Frederick A. Roe, Bart
Boyce Combe
Lambeth-street
Greenwood
Thames Police Office
Bennett
Henry Codd
Worship-street
Marylebone
Hoskins
Messrs
Chambers and Conant
Marlborough Street
Minshull
White
Queen-square
Charing-cross
Lord John Russell
Marquis of Normandy
London
Fitzroy-square
Merrick
Farringdon-street
West of England
Campripee
Cambridge
Samuel Long
George Smith
Manners Sutton
Guildhall
Charlotte Smith
Mr. Long
Roystos
W. Swann
M. Sutton
Long’s
Francis Baden
Lawrence
R. Foster
Francis Eaden
F. Eaden
Protection for Herring Fishery In Atlantic Province
The Berwick editorial urges urgent action to shield local fishermen from foreign threats to the herring fishery. It notes an armed guardian vessel arrived but disappeared soon after, leaving fishermen to endure losses from French boats along the coast.
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Berwick
Decline in herring trade spurs calls for boundary controls
A week of heavy losses for coast herring fishermen prompts calls for drastic measures to protect the industry. French incursions off shore spark a demand to bar foreign boats from extended proximity and empower revenue cutters. Local officials press for a designated boundary and stronger surveillance to prevent further ruin.
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