Navy News and Diplomatic Notes from Wasurxarox to Wasurxerox
A June dispatch from Wasurxarox reports Pacific squadron ships Levant Wyoming and Lancaster visiting Chili over unsettled affairs with that country and mentions a demand for reparations. It notes no expected Mediterranean fleet increase and confirms Lieut. Duer’s death in Florida.
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Wasurxarox
U.S
Levant
Wyoming
Lancaster
Chili
Navy Department
Lieut
Duer
Florida
Wasnixertox
Europe
Gen
Cass
State Department
A.V. Hoofer
Cincinnati
United States
Tampico
Saratoga
Fire destroys Galena Classical Institute and more incidents
A series of late June reports detail a disastrous fire destroying the Galena Classical Institute and its library, with massive losses and suspicions of incendiaries. Other items cover a fatal train incident at Campbell's station, a Democratic State Convention re nominating Governor Brown, hail damage in Govans town, a steamer sinking near Van Buren, a trotting race in New York, and repairs to the Welland Canal after a gate failure.
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Galesa
Galena Classical Institute
Foster
Mitepervine
Brown
Cincinnati
Buchanan
New York
Flora Temple
Princess
Flora
Battle at Magenta Rival Nations Clash Near Milan
Descriptions of a major June battle near Magenta between Napoleon’s allied army and Austrians under Hess, with reports of heavy losses on both sides, large forces involved, and varying casualty estimates. Mentions new marshal titles, Milan unrest, and uncertain peace prospects. Also notes Paris celebrating French arms and continental updates.
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Farrage
Liverpool
Quebec
Magenta
Milan
Emperor Napoleon
Hess
Napoleon
Tuileries
Espinasse
Corps D’armie
Canrobert
Maurice McMahon
Sardinia
France
Paris
Naples
House of Commons
Loxpon Moxey
Repentent Rebels Revoking Attacks on Archbishop Hughes
Two Roman Catholic clergymen Day man and Camps, who challenged Archbishop Hughes, publish cards in the Herald revoking prior statements. They apologize for offenses to the Archbishop and ask prayers and indulgence from all who were scandalized.
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Dayman
Camps
Hughes
Slave Traders Discharged In New York Trial
The preliminary examination of the slaver bark Orion began yesterday in New York. Lieut Dallas testified Hanna admitted plans to sail Orion to Africa and transfer control for future slave trading. Prisoners Morgan first mate and twelve crew were examined. evidence on vessel character deemed insufficient and the accused were discharged.
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Orion
Dallas
Cami
Hanna
Africa
Daniel Morgan
Stamperstown workers threaten strike at Tran sit Railroad
Report from up river indicates on Monday the 13th workers at the Tran sit Railroad Company office in Winona demanded back pay and food aid. They threatened Mr Kerr, a hotel keeper linked to the company, with violence before citizens intervened. provisions were distributed and promises made to pay all claims in full within a week.
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Wisoxa
Marz
Transit Railroad Company
Winona
Kerr
Une
River News Arrivals and Departures at Dubuque June 19 1859
Dubuque river news lists arrivals Northern Light Lodwick St Paul Ben Campbell St Louis Golden Era Lauton Galena War Eagle A H Gebbert St Louis. Departures War Eagle A H Gabbert Master St Louis Northern Light Lodwick Galena Key City Captain J Worden St Paul. River news notes river decline and daily mail delivery hours from 8 p m to 9 p m on weekdays and 9 p m to 11 p m doors. Sundays 9 a m to 12 noon. Postmaster Heath signs dated 1859 June with mail closure times and prepaid mail rules.
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Northern
Light
Lodwick
Gray Eagle
Harris
Galena
Golden Era
Lauton
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Wasresx
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Cleveland
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Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Detroit
Toledo
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Troy
Indianapolis
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Washington
Cairo
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Minois
Davenport
United States
H. H. Heath
P.O
Jane
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Iowa
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