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Mary Davis (search for this): article 9
Police arrests, yesterday. --The following parties fell into the hands of the police yesterday, for the offences set opposite their names; John Wrenn, assaulting George Valentine; John Franklin, free negro, stealing $45 in bank notes from Isham Scott, and Jos. S. Martin, for personal violence to Mary Davis
Isham Scott (search for this): article 9
Police arrests, yesterday. --The following parties fell into the hands of the police yesterday, for the offences set opposite their names; John Wrenn, assaulting George Valentine; John Franklin, free negro, stealing $45 in bank notes from Isham Scott, and Jos. S. Martin, for personal violence to Mary Davis
Joseph S. Martin (search for this): article 9
Police arrests, yesterday. --The following parties fell into the hands of the police yesterday, for the offences set opposite their names; John Wrenn, assaulting George Valentine; John Franklin, free negro, stealing $45 in bank notes from Isham Scott, and Jos. S. Martin, for personal violence to Mary Davis
3rd (search for this): article 9
Late from Havana and Mexico. --The steamer Roanoke, from Havana, arrived at New York on the 3d inst. The advices from Mexico state that the French commissioners would no longer treat with the present Mexican government. That they will aid and protect Aments, who was recognized by the French Emperor. Active hostilities between the allies and the Mexican troops was expected. President Juarez has issued a call for troops, and men are flocking to the government standard. Five small steamers and four schooners, loaded with cotton, had arrived at Havana between the 18th and 27th from New Orleans.
Juarez (search for this): article 9
Late from Havana and Mexico. --The steamer Roanoke, from Havana, arrived at New York on the 3d inst. The advices from Mexico state that the French commissioners would no longer treat with the present Mexican government. That they will aid and protect Aments, who was recognized by the French Emperor. Active hostilities between the allies and the Mexican troops was expected. President Juarez has issued a call for troops, and men are flocking to the government standard. Five small steamers and four schooners, loaded with cotton, had arrived at Havana between the 18th and 27th from New Orleans.
Mexico (Mexico) (search for this): article 9
Late from Havana and Mexico. --The steamer Roanoke, from Havana, arrived at New York on the 3d inst. The advices from Mexico state that the French commissioners would no longer treat with the present Mexican government. That they will aid and protect Aments, who was recognized by the French Emperor. Active hostilities between the allies and the Mexican troops was expected. President Juarez has issued a call for troops, and men are flocking to the government standard. Five small steamers and four schooners, loaded with cotton, had arrived at Havana between the 18th and 27th from New Orleans.
Mexico (Mexico, Mexico) (search for this): article 9
Late from Havana and Mexico. --The steamer Roanoke, from Havana, arrived at New York on the 3d inst. The advices from Mexico state that the French commissioners would no longer treat with the present Mexican government. That they will aid and protect Aments, who was recognized by the French Emperor. Active hostilities between the allies and the Mexican troops was expected. President Juarez has issued a call for troops, and men are flocking to the government standard. Five smalls from Mexico state that the French commissioners would no longer treat with the present Mexican government. That they will aid and protect Aments, who was recognized by the French Emperor. Active hostilities between the allies and the Mexican troops was expected. President Juarez has issued a call for troops, and men are flocking to the government standard. Five small steamers and four schooners, loaded with cotton, had arrived at Havana between the 18th and 27th from New Orleans.
Havana, N. Y. (New York, United States) (search for this): article 9
Late from Havana and Mexico. --The steamer Roanoke, from Havana, arrived at New York on the 3d inst. The advices from Mexico state that the French commissioners would no longer treat with the present Mexican government. That they will aid and protect Aments, who was recognized by the French Emperor. Active hostilities Havana, arrived at New York on the 3d inst. The advices from Mexico state that the French commissioners would no longer treat with the present Mexican government. That they will aid and protect Aments, who was recognized by the French Emperor. Active hostilities between the allies and the Mexican troops was expected. President Juarez has issued a call for troops, and men are flocking to the government standard. Five small steamers and four schooners, loaded with cotton, had arrived at Havana between the 18th and 27th from New Orleans. by the French Emperor. Active hostilities between the allies and the Mexican troops was expected. President Juarez has issued a call for troops, and men are flocking to the government standard. Five small steamers and four schooners, loaded with cotton, had arrived at Havana between the 18th and 27th from New Orleans.
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