Personal Explanation and Lands for Soldiers Debate
A Kentucky representa tive Mr Jones responds to a New York press article, disavowing any intent to hurt the universal suffrage cause while opposing the resolution on his own accord. Michigan's Mr Ferry offers a plan to grant 160 acres to honorably discharged soldiers who served since 1790, including railroad lands, without occupancy requirements. The Eggleston-Strader case in Ohio moves to contest a seat with the Election Committee report. Naturalization follows in the record.
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Nick Wall sinks after snag strike near Grand Lake
The steamer Nick Wall en route from St Louis to Vicksburg struck a snag at Grand Lake and sank. Seven bodies recovered with many unaccounted. The hull lies at Maryland Landing and freight is damaged. The vessel carried 125 deck and 15 cabin passengers. A second dispatch reports twenty lives lost, likely deck passengers, with the boat valued at $22,000 and insured for $15,009.
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Prussians bombard Maple in Aisne with reinforcements moving toward Paris. German forces evacuate Sergigny and Beaumont after engagements. Bray sees fighting. Mont Didier holds twenty five thousand Germans. England Italy postal treaty signed. Hesse Darmstadt diet approves federal treaties and 3 662 000 florins credit. No Pope king correspondence. German recon from Amiens meets orderly repulse. Turkey Eastern question denial. Foreign attaches say food stocks in London last two months. Bavarian North German Federation treaty rejected by lower chamber. Pressure on Cardwell to resign War Office post. London Lord Mayor heckled over Guildhall public meeting for French Republic.
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French and German Army Movements and Thionville Capitulation
Reports from Lowdow December 21 detail the fall of Nuits after a heavy German assault led by Gen. Von Werder, with 600 prisoners and significant French losses. German pursuit follows, French retreat toward Longjumeau, while Manteuffel advances on Havre and Bultec. The Loire and West armies unite near Le Mans as Thionville capitulates with 5000 French paroled amid heavy shell damage exceeding five million dollars.
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Earl Russell urges immediate embodiment of militia in Times letter
Lonpoy Dec 21 A Times letter by Earl Russell argues for immediate embodiment of 100000 militia. He cites Alabama claims and naval disputes to show that envy and hostility pursue wealthy nations. He notes Prussia’s stance at the forthcoming ambassadors conference and Earl Granville’s invitations framing the Eastern question and Luxemburg and Alsace Lorraine issues.
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Alfred Male & Co lecture notices at 24 School Street
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Diplomats See Impasse Over Luxemburg War Claims
Berwin December 21 The Croas Journal of today argues that neutrality of Luxemburg blocks timely negotiations in war. It says German armies would be compromised while treaty abrogation protects their safety. The Prussian Government offers arbitration without altering Luxemburg’s independent status.
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Cortes Prolonged Violence in Sardinian Faction Talks
In Maprim on December 21 violent discussions continue between publicans and Sardinian factions. Publicans attack the new King, Financial and Commercial, amid bitter exchanges and stalemate over governance.
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