Royal Assent Given by Commission in Lords Adjourns
Imperial Parliament adjourned in the House of Lords after Royal Assent to several bills by commission on Friday May 25. The session ends and business resumes on Monday June 4.
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Newspaper
British Standard
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 01, 1860
Page
2
HOUSE OF COMBLONS AND PARLIAMENTARY DEBATE SUMMARIZED
Fragments report House of Commons proceedings on Education department returns, Paper Duty Repeal Bill, Gloucester and Wakefield election concerns, and prosecutions debates. Includes Lord Parlemont’s adjournment request, committee makeup decisions, and discussions on Napolitan diplomacy matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brew
George Lennox
Lymington
Scates
Council OF Education
W. Mazes
Cr Majesty
Privy Council of Education
Pararenstox
J. Paxixetos
W. D. Stryxove
T. Duxcomms
House of Commons
Lords
Whaler
Buren
Snondon
House of Lords
Mane
Lord I. Russart
Bright
Duncombe
Crar
Mr. Duncombe
News From Palermo Sicily Riots and Garibaldi Battle Claims
Telegrams report Palermo under pressure as Garibaldi and royal forces clash. Insurgents bombardment and street fighting intensify while Neapolitan fleets gather offshore. Reports note evacuations, proclamations, and diplomatic moves as Sicily may be ceded in the wider Italian question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wavirs
Garibaldi
Palermo
Genoa
Sicily
Tunis
Oficial Gazette of
Naples
Petition Against Dismemberment of Tendo and Briga
From An TriBes May 27 reports Nice county residents are drafting a petition to oppose the dismemberment of Tendo and Briga despite unanimous votes in favor of annexation to France. Addresses to the Emperor are being signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
Tendo
Briga
France
Addressoa
New Journal Charts Global Trade Flows and Free Market Vision
A new journal emerges from the Treaty of Commerce to track commercial movements worldwide. It advocates free trade to the utmost limits and will report port activity and market needs across Europe and beyond. Bulletins note Prince Jerome’s severe congestion and his improving health. Dowager Empress of Russia due in May, with Lyons and Geneva on a brief itinerary. Six ships back from Toulon, with patrols near Hytres and Genoa. Fould praises progressive economic change and urges public calm amidst political unrest, stating France can remain quiet and prosperous and claim its rightful rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Marserlies
Russia
Count Risseleff
Lyons
Napoleon
Geneva
Toulon
Isles of
Hytres
Genoa
France
Fould
Love
London
Cambridge
Lord Brovenaminp
Lord Brougham
Emperor absent end of week halts division entry
The document asserts division Bazaine's solemn entry is adjourned as the Emperor will be away from Paris at week’s end. It praises a leader who can inspire public respect for rights and remains a loyal ally and careful neighbour to protect others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bazaine
Paris
Rejected Constitution Backed by Ultramontane Bloc in Bt. Galle
In Geneva on May 29 voting closed for the new constitution draft. The ultramontane faction led the rejection with 20,669 votes opposed to 18,530 in favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Wiener Zeitung reports imperial appointments and council adjournment
Vienna May 30 official Wiener Zeitung appoints Herr von Kraus as President of the Financial Control Office replacing pensioned Count Wilczeck. Other decrees appoint six temporary members to the enlarged Imperial Council and abolish Dalmatia regional governors. Council meeting adjourned to May 31 with Archduke Renier to preside. Ferdinand Maximilian expected to be named President thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Wiener Zeitung
Herr von Kraus
Rechnungs Controll-Baherde
Count Wilczeck
Enlarged Council of the Empire
Dalmatia
Baron Bétvés
Baron Bowsich
Szechenyi
Andrassy
Coyacherich
Baron Vay
Imperial Council
Vitwsa
Archduke Renier
Council of the Empire
Ferdinand Maximilian
Bravest Gendarmes Battle At Montefiascone Report
Colonel Pimodan reports near Montefiascone that 60 gendarmes pursued Tuscan frontier raiders. Nine killed and at least 25 wounded, including Lieutenant Cacchi. Orsini among the dead, brother of the man who attempted Emperor assassination. Lamorieire rumored to resign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileies
Orsini
Cacchi
Pruovin
Cortes to consider bill praising O'Donell army and Marines
Maprio May 29 reports the Cortes unanimously resolved to consider a proposal declaring the army of Marshal O'Donnell and the Marine Corps to have deserved well of their country for their conduct in the African campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maprio
Cortes
Marshal O'Donnell
Illness of Sultan Confirmed in Constantinople
Letters from Constantinople report the Sultan is ill. The Sultan's brother was confined in the Seraghia amid the discovery of a reactionary plot in his favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansermirs
Constantinople
Seraghia
Hong Kong Mail reports on Chinese response to naval entry demand
The Hong Kong Mail cites March 8 at Shanghai delivering the ultimatum to admit a warship to Tien-tsin and Mr Bruce to Pekin. The answer remains secret with mixed rumours from acceptance to denial. Envoys deem the reply unsatisfactory and no collision confirmation between Russians and Pekin has been verified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Tien-tsin
Bruce
Pekin
Shanghai
Baltimore Democratic Convention Nominates Bell and Everett
The United States telegram suggests the Baltimore Democratic Convention nominated Mr Bell for President and Mr Everett for Vice President. Everett is presumed to be the renowned scholar and statesman of that name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Baltimore
Democratic Convention
Mr. Bell
Mr. Everett
Everett
Earthquake and upheaval mark Central America and Europe news
The report notes legislative actions in the United States and Britain, a serious earthquake near Callao and Lima causing multitudes to flee, embezzlement charges against Osman Pasa, a drowning accident in Camden, and various transport and military disturbances. It mentions heavy lines, telegraph bonuses, and travel delays to the East, with vivid Earthquake fallout across Peru and coastal estates damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sardinia
House of Representatives
Trebine of Paussis
Sans Souci
Cairo
Suez
Egypt
Osman Pasa
Camden
South Carolina
Piero
Panama Ster
Callao
Lima
Canete
Manta
Cancte
Aca
Great Thames Yacht Club Race Amid Fashionable Crowd
A Wednesday event featured the Frost Reoatta of the Thames Yacht Club with a large stylish gathering, the Great Cricket Match between All England and the United, hosted at Lord's, favoring England by twenty-one runs. The Times notes reforms, city statistics, and social happenings around London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames Yacht Club
All England
The
United
Lord's
Alwaypes Palace
Sayers
Heenan
Horns
Pullinger
Union Bank
Uzielli
Sheldon
Robert Johnson
Braddoc
D. W. Hannes
City of London Police
Alderman Cubitt
Crystal Palace
Lindonbridge
Buckingham Palace
Royal Mews
Pimlico
Buckingham-gate
Grossenorrow
Royal Gardens
Ridinghouse
Morse
Bethnal-green
London
Provincial silk mills in decline spark major town meeting
Accounts from Macclesfield Coventry and Manchester mills show many closed or limited workweeks. A large requisition signed by 53 council members ministers firms and about 1500 citizens prompts a town hall meeting Wednesday evening. Also reports on a new solid tire railway brake and a Cambridge fraud involving a fiancée and wedding plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macclesfield
Coventry
Manchester
Woolwice
John O' Groat
Waites
Woolwich
Australis
Brighton
Cambridgea
Cambridge Independent
Cambridge
Garibaldi rifles voyage and water initiative praised
The Caanres B. Tacirr sailed from Cork to Liverpool with rifles, freighted by the Garibaldi Committee in New York, arriving after the war’s end and possibly influenced by Garibaldi’s actions. Devonsaire funds a public water supply in Lismore, delivering castle reservoir water to fountains and homes, praised as a vital public health measure and a model for other Irish landlords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treland
Caanres B. Tacirr
Cork
Queenstown
Liverpool
Garibaldi
New York
Taz Deere
Devonsaire
Ireland
Lismore
Castle
Duke of Devonshire
Great Storm Ravages Coast Crippling Vessels and Lives
A violent Monday storm devastated the coast with wrecks and dozens of lives lost. Vessels from the North Sea and Dutch ports were battered, with ships missing or sinking near Yarmouth and Scroby. Crews perished, lifeboat rescues failed, and towns like Lowestoft Holkham Redcar and Hartlepool suffered extensive damage including destroyed storehouses and uprooted trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.W
North Sea
Hamburg
Rotter Jaro
Flushing
Ecoist
Yarmouth
Useful
Shields
Gem
Exeter
Scroby
Peet
Richards
Thames
Tyne
Thomas Miney
Lowestoft
Holkham Park
Earl of Leicester
Flamborough Head
Filey Bay
Speeton
Redcar
Tews Bay
Jane Green
Taylor
Black Hal Roeks
Hartlepool
Ruth
Mary
Sunderland
Rotterdam
Zwolle
Eil
Moerdyk
Schevening
Leith
May
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House OF Comblons
Gloucester
Wakefield
Lord Paracensiow
T. Duxcoime
M. Minxzs
Gurrison
Major Epwanos
Contiss
H. Carne
Mouse
Manxixs
Milloz
Tastes
Arronsty-Geyrant
Wartpore
Bir
Uetany
Lestham
Mathey
Winksipe
Sir G. Lewis
Tue Sais
Pope
HTS
Tur O'thos
Garibstch
Ar. Cagpwell
Trish
United Kingdom
Moxsery
Cardwell
Bowrer
Mer
Elliott
Lord Parmerston
Hexnessy
O’barey
Manstruzi
Toledo
Lanza
Narizs
Rowe
Ang
Prince Wolonski
Grotto
Montefiascone
Oraini
Aqua Pendente
Catanca
Syracuse
Messina
Gaéta
Parra
Pareo
Piana
Missimeri
Marsala
Malta
Landi
Marta
Daxau Zeitung
Pians
Corleone
Paus
Paws
Spain
Birio
Savoy
Turt
Signor Guerazzi
Italy
Piedmont
Tuscany
Austria
Emilia
Bignor Guerazzi
Guerazzi
Signor
Carutti
Sardinis
Turin
Signor Borelwa
Crimea
Signor Chiaves
Signor Boggio
Tons
Signor Biancheri
Roja
Annelli
Berti
Vilafranca
Bardinia
Chevalier Buoncompagni
Signor Batazzi
Count Cavour
Kingdom of
Farini
Villafranca
Chamber of Deputies
Signor Ratazzi
Ratazzi
Unt
Cavour
Jerome
Switzerland
Papal States
Pimodan
Lamorieiére
Montefiascono
Axcoxs
Gneral Lamoricidre
Turkey
China
Metropolitan
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