Arrival of the Europa at New York harbor May 1
The steamship Europa reached its dock at 7 am after a voyage from Liverpool of 1 day 14 hours. The cargo includes corn and flour. News from France notes the National Assembly reassembling and a newspaper distribution proposal passing by 225 to 400 with other measures approved. Markets report a panic in cotton with large declines and wholesale price shifts across staples.
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Paris
Canada
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Hornellaville
Cameron
Christopher Denton
George PL Marah
Constantinople
Egypt
Palestine
Cairo
Moreh
Turkey
Nile
Detroit
Richmond Whig
U. S. Senate
California to New York steamers and recent gold news
From California the Prometheus arrived in New York on the 28th from Chagres via San Juan and Havana. The New Orleans reached Panama on April 1 with 212 passengers and millions in gold dust. Northerner with 10 passengers and large gold dust freight. Antelope with 150 passengers and gold dust freight. Sacramento reports Nevada City burned by an incendiary, estimated loss $1,000,000. Incidents include a mining dispute at Sonora and deadly ambushes by Indians around Fire Gold Gulch affecting two hundred miners. bodies found, mules recovered, and ongoing dangers cited.
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Tolden & Green
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Fir Gohl Galch
Canon Reading
Indiana
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Electro Magnetic Locomotive Trial At Washington
A public announcement reports Prof Page’s trial of an Electro Magnetic Locomotive. Despite battery failures and midjourney halts, the test shows a new propulsion limit around 19 miles per hour, with further pauses and cautious progress toward practical magnetic propulsion for railways.
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