London Times on Czar Policy and Sevastopol Siege Tactics
Analysis from The Asia and London dispatches detail the evolving policies of the new Russian czar, with reports on Sevastopol’s siege, Allied fire, and Russian sorties. Despatches note fierce combat around the Malakoff and Redan fortifications, French and Russian actions, and diplomatic talks in Vienna involving Buol and Gortselakos.
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New York
Mey
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London Times
Peake
Seige
Sebastopol
Alies
Inkerman
Gortschkoff
London
Crimus
Bucharest
Crimea
Menschikoff
Roebuck
Napoleon
Asia
Prince Gortselakos
France
England
Turkey
John Russell
Vienna
Count Buol
Cronyn de L’bays
Louton Pines
Nicholas
Thrausk
Brussels
Redan
Marden
I. Rusa Ambureado
Ie Malakoff Tower
Brutal Austrian outrage in Wallachia sparks mob violence
An Austrian officer in Craiova brutally stabbed a husband who confronted him over intruding on a wife. The crowd demanded punishment from the Turkish commander at Kalafat. the General refused, inflaming residents who armed and attacked Austrians. The violence left many dead on both sides and stores reopened after the unrest subsided.
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Krajova
Wallachia
Oliver
Kalafat
Hasharest
Ty Seneral Rarenbek
Marne
Constantine
Lopateple
Washington News on Know-Nothings and Cuban Policy
In a Washington summary, fears rise over Know-Nothing influence in Virginia and slippage toward potential southern revolution as cabinet members clash over Reeder and Free Soil interests. The Cuban question grows, Europe aims Africanization, and Lincoln-style tensions echo amid Ka nsas troubles. A Mississippi to Ohio rail accident reports wreckage and injuries, with Senator Wells among the rescued.
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Washington
Avoraga
Carsis
Exon
Noraino Taursis
Kansas
Virginia
Richmond
South
Cashing
Guthrie
Kentucky
New Orleans
Jeff
Davis
State Department
Slick
Reeder
Forney
Ree Soil Land Speculators
Hobbin
Dobbin
Rweder
England
France
Spain
United States
Europe
Cuba
House of Representatives
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Demographic party lines blur in Pierce era debate illustration
A fragmented analysis of political alignments questions whether the old Whig party remains a distinct force. The piece argues Democratic principles endure despite factions, while urging unity around trusted leaders and honest policy. It laments internal strife and urges Democrats to rally behind capable, principled figures.
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Scott
Pierce
Sam
Solasthan
Whig Party
Danocratic Party
Democratic Party
Whig
Olf
Leaver
Democratic Party of
Megation
Adeane Ate
Democratic Prind
Optican
Cierent Cliquce
Bia
Alonis
Enn
Leen
Teilerson
Jackson
Amimant
Democrate Party
International Church and Public Notices Summary
The report from the Board of Foreign Missions shows year receipts of 164,074 and expenditures of 175,052 with 222 missions under its charge. Quincy Illinois population noted above 18,000, up from 6,902 in 1800. A Central Railroad contract for moving mill goods from Osiro to New Orleans valued at 480,000 annually. Various notices include a Baptist church for Negroes in Richmond VA with 2,700 communicants, a singing event by the “Black Swan” in Chicago, and the Presbyterian General Assembly in St. Louis. Other items mention infant vaccination at Sing Sing, a clergyman imprisoned in Tennessee for selling a suction, a Washington Union denial on a party’s appeal to remove Ger Reeder, cholera deaths in St. Louis, and a public dinner for Alexander Mitchell of Milwaukee. Missouri and Arkansas gossip concerns recovered gold on the Red Fork of the Arkansas River. A Paris to Marseilles crossing ceremony, a Lyon charity gift, and several railroad notes fill the page alongside minor political and international updates including Prince Menschikoff and a London theater performance.
Market Reports and Miscellany From Across Regions
A collage of early 19th century notes reports market currency data for the United Kingdom banks with a March period, contract awards for leather goods, health updates from Keokuk on cholera spread among emigrants, and distant transport notes. It also notes grain movements, seeds from Europe, railroad earnings, bullfighting bans in Paris, rapid Paris to Madrid travel, land district establishment at Superior City, and several state legal changes including Delaware attorney general appointment, judges, liquor license votes in Janesville, Rochester libel cases, Quebec navigation, and a Delaware chief justice appointment alongside a Georgia ex-senator’s death.
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Houston
Superior Court
Dela Ware
Harrington
Janesville
N.Y. Berald
Edmonda Hay
Hayden
Rochester
S. C
Rochester Daily Union
Tan Srastonr Cpr-This great was mechaneed yesterday
A garbled report notes a machine being put into operation yesterday and moving six feet back toward the lake after an initial test, with ongoing work and an implied disruption. Nearby areas report heavy snow with a foot in Rutland and three feet on mountains, plus deep snow north of Concord New Hampshire.
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Savin St. Marn
Detroit
Baltimore
McKnight
Manhattan
Turner
Sam Ward
Ward
Canal Company
Tan
Mii News
Rutland
New Rampshire
Concord
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Louis Naroogon
Prince Albert
Duke of Cambridge
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Boulogne
Honvault
Paris
Aminois
Ilinois
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Walker
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Keystone State
Savannah
Delaware Bay
Adrian
Fall River
Geo. B. Muller
P. A. Lovell
Bombay
Littletown
Baltimor
Vion
J. E. Marge
U.S
Louisiana
Kendall
Cush. Ling
Springfield
Amer
Aytare
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Kane
Lieut
Simms
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Aten Py Fotnin
Qavaon
Colton
San Francisco
Manama
Etephens
Senscor
York
Notilings
Norfolk
Leicester
J. Coonels & Co
Doston
Hoston
Smith
Hklart
Ender
Ian
Jol, Wells
New Hampshire
Bank of
Scheuwens Gon Matas
Gentenian
Sprinefield
Wiest
Veusha
Witehetverr
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Sevan
Newtown
St. Lauks
Henry L. Stoutenburg
Mary Stoutenburg
Ohio Grove
DeKalb Co
Minois
Stoutenburg
Schemeras
Ostego
Sconsin
Minots
Partica
Democrata
Thia
Morrell County
Ohio
Wausharn County
Suffolk Works
Shaw& Ames
Erasmus N. Shaw
Emerson Ames
Ordinance Department
Baltimore Republican
Henry Perritt
Noriving
Galliting
Bijou
America
Tallman
Niles
Michigan
Ypsilanti
Cutcaco
Board of Health
Mae Vickar
Witbeck
Chicago Tribune
Maxmora Blackheart
Elisha Mosher
Monroe Seitinel
Board of Foreign Missions
Presbyterian Church
Quincy
Illinois
Winds Qebtral Reilread Company
Osiro
Black Swan
Chicago
Trewded Honges
N.S
St. Louis
Oda Fellowa
Columus
Sing Sing
Washington Union
Wine
Ger. Reeder
General Land Office
Dr. Ray
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Raya
Cholers
Alexander Mitchell
Lsq
Milwaukee
Basiness Nen
Scotland
Missouri
Arkansas
Red Fork
Marseilles
Lyon
Westport
New Yorke
Buck Sea
Governor Gardiner
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Ludge Loring
Uke Livprelature
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van Tyke
Betechte
Charlotte Cashman
Yront
Prince Menschikoff
St. Betereburg
Menschikof
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Sane Brig
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Banson
Henry Wu
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A. Owen Mancares
Puck Neleon
Vmips Ames
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Senot
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Sewieht Peter, Speser Abram R_ Spencer Bitary
Smith Sileustur
Shapelun Fae Crosby Bate Carroll Martiss
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Day Warren
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Keller Gast
Wadworth Assiles
Ypranas
A. Byrant
Jetterson
United Kingdom of Great Britain
John CG. Feltham
Alhsny
Lan
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Keokuk
Thas
Albany
Boston
Weber
Patent Office
Vehrab
Central Railroad
Gopper
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Franklin County
Virginin
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Paria
Carigis
Maris
Madrid
Land Office For
Additional Land District
Superior Git
Lake Superior
Geo
Fisher
State of
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Robert Reid Smiley
Hamilton Spectator
Guv. P.searleigh
William and Mary College
Court of Claims
Yie Lumpkin, Delined
Quebec
Simuel M. Barrington
Vier Hoath
Walter P. Colquitt
U. S
Georgia
Price Lawn
F.rocerinws
Fort Atkinson
Nat Exepte
Mill Yer & Knight
Jefferson
David Mlatt
Sullivan
Defirson County
Joshua Hall
Sullivan, Mn
Hebron
Jepfeneson County
Walworth County Cours
Witsran Crorn
Walworth County
Wiltas Chiaxa
Stark River
I'rince’s Point
Cold Spring
Webron
Wits
Lane Efteen
Haid
Bark River
Prince's Point
Powers’ Mill
Enoch Dye
Seid
Jefferson County
Central
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Italia
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Nowr Annas Cie
Atea
Advertisenen
Milla
Belle
Atkington
A. H. Way
Moat Talent Epimsopal Church
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