Paris and Mantua Reports on March 1848 Military Actions
Dispatches from Villefranca and Mantua detail French allied successes near Lyons and Macon, with Bardet and Pannetier divisions driving back Austrian forces, taking prisoners and cannons. Reports mention Huningen Befort Strassburg activity, German and Neapolitan movements, and countermeasures along the Rhine.
Army of Italy Order of the Day in Milan March 16 Movements
Reports indicate enemy movements as the Prince Viceroy orders reconnoiter along the line. Montzamana corps fell in with the foe on nearby heights while Goito forces under General Jeauin repulsed enemy posts and reached Boverbella taking 67 prisoners.
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Vast European Front Moves Highlight Allied Reinforcements
Reported dispatches describe Russian jaeger reinforcements near Warsaw and French allied positions, with general staff under Lord W. Bentinck and Crown Prince of Sweden directing maneuvers. Nations shift troops from Dijon to Namur and Meuse regions as campaigns converge toward Champagne and Ostend fronts.
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Shipping restrictions on export of specified articles 1814
The document, issued by the Ireland council in Dublin on March 3 1814 and signed by Muskerry Castlecoote Frankfort John Staples G Hewett H King and Wm daorin, orders that no goods be exported without bond and security. It lists articles such as timber and naval stores, and requires exporters to prove destination and use, with authorities directing bond forms and duties, under threat of penalties by sea.
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