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Papal and European War News and Court Movements
Reports from Venice and other ports detail continued disputes between the Holy See and Madrid settled, with Naples negotiations and an auditor granted. A Rome conclave may promote cardinals, Velletri prisoners freed, while Petersburgh hints at peace talks and a Turkish-Russian standoff. In Warsaw a vast Austro-Russian army plan unfolds, with four large formations and heavy mobilization. Amsterdam covers Theodore’s arrest and release in Genoa, Copenhagen notes sickness near Poland, and The Hague cites looming Catholic officer restrictions in Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy See
Madrid
Naples
the Two Sicilies
Rota
S’ope
Signior Stampa
Milan
Velletri
Petersburgh
Baron Dahlman
Kudark
Munich
Bialacerkiow
Warsaw
Ukrain
Niefter
Baristhenes
Epee
Porte
Bernelay
Hunba
Semlin
Toos
Jeckens
Philippi
Kheven- Stine
Wurchlewitz
Wallis
Petrarch
Bathians
Cavanagh
Charles Palfi
Ignly
Vipalanka
Batavi
Grenadiers
Schmettau
Wurmbrard
Horse
Leuttum
Thungen
Miglio
Stein
Theodore
Républick of
Genoa
Copenhagen
Dantzick
Koningsburgger
Poland
Danif
Elfe
N.S
Danzick
Silesia
Dantenick
Prussia
Hague
Holland
Vienna