Atlantic Mail Service to Southampton and Central America News
The Post Office D s rininton arranged with Com Vanderbilt to carry mails from New York to Southampton from April to November with alternating sailings from this side. Reports claim Sir William Gore Ouseley violated British American understandings in Nicaragua, prompting potential U.S. actions and naval deployments. Navy names new third class steamers, Minnesota plan for Muscat, and Paraguay negotiations quiet hope for peaceful settlement.
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Wasuaron
Nicaragua
Wasuineros
Union of Today
Mosquito Protectorate
Bay Islands
Great Britain
Honduras
Sir William Gore Ousely
Lord Napier
Sir Gore Ousely
Jasiestown
Ousley
England
United States
Lamar
Jerez
Navy. Department
Ates N
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Wyoming
Pawnee
Norfolk
Dacotah
Pensacola
Mare‘Island
Saginaw
Minnesota
Mbay
Reed
Suez
Muscat
Arabia
Cape of Good Hope
Zanzibar
Jones
Bogota
Turbulent Plains Snow Delays Mail and Local Court Session
Terrible snow storms cripple plains mail routes while the Second District Court convened in Provo. Thefts of horses and mules rise, and perpetrators are threatened with lynch law. Indians harass the California mail, looting animals for food as tensions mount. The sloop Serotago arrived at Pensacola on the 26th with Vera Cruz dates to the 12th. Miramon reportedly at Orizaba as Vera Cruz hosts confidence in upcoming events. The Saratoga plans to resupply and depart to relieve ongoing issues.
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Provo
California
Serotago
Pensacola
Vera Cruz
Miramon
Orizaba
Vera
Sickles Murder Trial Opens Amid Crowded Courtroom
The Daniel Sickles murder trial opens with a crowded court, dozens of jurors and spectators admitted, and defense and prosecution teams assembling. Sickles pleads not guilty as Judge Crawford and attorneys navigate jury selection and courtroom procedures.
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Daniel B. Sickles
Sickles
Key
Traverse
James 8. Brady
John Graham
New York
E. P Stanton
Pittsburgh
Samuel Chilton
Daniel Ratcliffe
Washington
Tomas F. Meagher
N. Y
Robt. Ould
U.S
District of Columbia
J. M. Carlisle
Crawford
Messrs
Brady and
Graham
N.Y
Magruder
Fox Pétit Jurors
Ould
Witienses
Carlisle
Phillip Barton Key
Was
Peeren
J . Stanton
Virginia
Alabama
Fugitive Slave Case Provokes Large Crowd and Police Guard
In Athensville Virginia and nearby towns a fugitive slave case sparked intense excitement as Marshal Jenkins moved a suspect toward the U S Commissioner in Philadelphia. Crowds blocked streets. police guarded the courthouse while lawyers argued over authority and the legality of the claimants power of attorney.
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Daniel
London
Varno
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