When was it published?

August 4, 1831 in Litchfield Enquirer

Domestic News August 4, 1831

Litchfield Enquirer

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Hon. Louis M'lane, Mr. Van Buren

Q: What keywords are associated?

Louis M'lane Arrival, Van Buren Appointment, Treasury Department, Minister To Great Britain

Litchfield, Litchfield County, Connecticut

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What is this article about?

Hon. Louis M'Lane arrived in New-York from London on the packet ship President and is expected to lead the Treasury Department in Washington. Mr. Van Buren, from Saratoga Springs, met him in New-York and is believed appointed as M'Lane's successor to Great Britain, sailing soon on the frigate Potomac.

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Hon. Louis M'Lane, late Minister to Great Britain, arrived at New-York in the packet ship President from London on Wednesday of last week. He is expected to proceed forthwith to Washington to take charge of the Treasury Department.

Mr. Van Buren, who was spending some days at Saratoga Springs, immediately on the arrival of Mr. M'Lane proceeded to New-York to have an interview with him. It is believed Mr. Van Buren has been appointed the successor of Mr. M'Lane, and that he will sail from New-York in the frigate Potomac for London in a few days.

What sub-type of article is it?

Appointment Arrival Departure

What keywords are associated?

Louis M'lane Arrival Van Buren Appointment Treasury Department Minister To Great Britain

What entities or persons were involved?

Hon. Louis M'lane Mr. Van Buren

Where did it happen?

New York

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

New York

Event Date

Wednesday Of Last Week

Key Persons

Hon. Louis M'lane Mr. Van Buren

Event Details

Hon. Louis M'Lane arrived at New-York in the packet ship President from London and is expected to proceed to Washington to take charge of the Treasury Department. Mr. Van Buren proceeded from Saratoga Springs to New-York for an interview with M'Lane and is believed appointed as his successor to Great Britain, to sail soon in the frigate Potomac.