French Answer to American Treaty Debates Stirs Deputies
The Chamber of Deputies met January 15 to hear Minister of Finances explain the government’s position on the 1831 treaty with the United States. He argued France must defend national honor and commercial interests even as Washington’s message delays the treaty’s execution.
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Unclear dispatch on minister’s departure amid Franco-guest tensions
The piece notes that instructions did not specify steps for the minister after a cate, seeking guidance from the Eeeneh Government on whether to leave France immediately or await guidance from his own government. Admiral de Rieny’s reply is not shown, but likely would not ease the existing embarrassment.
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Debate on relations with France and printing memorials
A Senate discussion arose over memorials from Massachusetts and others urging a trade war with France or, alternatively, defense of national honor. Web ster and others urged waiting for official France communications before any printing or debate. The session adjourned with printing ordered and a committee to investigate charges against a Senator.
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Passage on passports and Livinaston letter mystery
Galignani’s Messenger cites Mr Livinaston asserting in a letter to Admiral Dr Riong that his passports would be delivered, after the claim that 0 relates Plato at Paris until this pass ports were forced upon him is confirmed. The source text is fragmented and unclear but centers on passport delivery and a named correspondence.
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Total Conflagration Destroys St Philip's Church in City Fire
A Monday morning blaze destroyed St Philip's Church and surrounding wooden structures between State and Lingard streets. The fire started in a wooden building near 800 North, driven by a northeast wind, engulfing a block bounded by Market, State, and Queen to Amén streets. Brick buildings at Market and Church corners survived among the remaining structures.
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Destruction Of St Philip’s Church And Louisiana House Scuffle
The article reports the ruin of St Philip’s Church valued for its historic architecture and organ, alongside a dramatic confrontation in the Louisiana House of Representatives. Lawyer J R Grymes fought Speaker Lapranche after being struck, leading to a reprimand. later remarks reference Nat Davy Crockett and parliamentary antics in a V Virginia context.
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Laughlin Thespian slain by knife in Nasuvitue
J J M Laughlin a member of the Thespians in Nasuvitue died after a Bertram character performance when a large spaniel knife inflicted a wound to his left breast. He recently came from near Hopkinsville Kentucky and his widowed mother is said to live in Lancaster Pennsylvania. News from Sully indicates a sudden delivery of intelligence and markets noted no ships near sundown.
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Albanian Unrest Upheld by Greek Revolt Echo
Amid French news, reports note Albania's rising dissent inspired by Greece. The text suggests Albania, long tied to Turkey, may pursue a similar revolt, though exact progress remains unclear. The situation signals potential regional instability if movements gain traction.
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Fragmented Opinion Echoes Justice in Senate Debate
An awkward fragment discusses the duty to dignity and justice from investigation, urging France to express determination. It notes little hope for further debate and urges memorials to prevent participation in grave events. Reference to Turkey’s fragile provinces and Albanian revolts hints at broader geopolitical concerns.
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