Naples and Sicily Revolt Brings Liberal Crown Promises
News from Naples and Palermo details a rising movement in Sicily led by a revolutionary junta. Insurgents seized key sites, the Treasury and the Bank, and set up a provisional government while the King reshaped his ministry and proclaimed a liberal constitution modeled on the French charter.
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Naples
le Serra-Caprioli
Tacely
Avents
Palerno
Palermo
de Sauget
Rayal
Toledo
Junta of
Jt Citrine
Sicily
Pallazzo Reale
Duke de Majo
General de Sasset
Arbor
Rome
Piedmont
Danner
Cinics
Adi Wus
M. Coule
Principality of
Beneventum
del Carretto
Neptune
Genoa
Imprerate Reform Party
Leesine
Eople
Via Toledo
Castle of
St. Elmo
Castel Dell
Revolution in France Proclaimed Republic Amid Paris Chaos
From New York March 18 1848 the Cambria reports Louis Philippe abdicated and left Paris as revolutionaries proclaimed a republic. Duchess of Orleans and Count de Paris met the Chamber of Deputies. deputies and people opposed, guards mutinied, city streets heavy with firing as troops fraternized with the National Guard and a strong government is promised.
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Piltehinezh Gazette
New York
Cambria
Liverpool
France
Louis Phillippe
Paris
Revolutionnais
Louis Thiloins Abdiexters
Count de Paris
Duke de Nesours
Chamber of Depution
M. Odillon Barrot
Duchess of Orleans
Duchess d'Orleans
Chamber
Louis Philippe
Orleans
Signin
National Guards
Purvis
Lvl
Tok
Chamber of Deputies
Barrot
Duchatel
National Guard
MM. Guizot
Guizot
London _ Morning Chronicle
Place de la Madeleine
Place de la Concorde
Chamber of’ Deputies
St Martin
Regiment of Carabineers
Provins
Clichy
St. Dennis
St. Martin
St. Snaver de Villiers
Government Oficiala
St. Dens
Sir Martins
M. Vavin
Rose
Interior
AL. Guizot
Paris Revolt Violence as National Guards Seize Power
A chaotic Paris shows a frightful death toll and vast unrest. Crowds in white dresses march with the throne, the Palais Royal and Tuileries scenes burned, and National Guards and troops fight to restore order amid barricades and sieges. The government moves to restrain further demonstrations as ministers face impeachment.
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United States
Tuillerice
Marseilles
Palais Royal
Tuileries
Paris
Count Mole
Lamaciere
National Guards
Pingerd
M. Theins
Barrot
Ceal
Rarnage
Tuilleries
Paris Riots Enduring in May 1848 Across Streets
Fragmentary OCR captures chaotic Paris upheaval with barricades, troops, and National Guard actions. Reports detail Guizot's resignation, king’s abdication, and a reform banquet manifesto amid street fighting, crowd cheers, and the rise of a provisional government in England. The piece tracks barricades, martial law, and political shifts in vivid but disjointed scenes.
Foreign News Dominates Our Pages This Week
The paper asserts its substantial focus on foreign news, claiming the content commands the calm attention of the civilized world and reflects the broad scope of international coverage presented to readers.
Mrs Gaines and the Paris reform debate in 19th century politics
The article discusses the Gaines case and the drive for legitimacy in New Orleans, then pivots to commentary on French revolutionary unrest. It warns that limited elector participation and the danger of Parisian influence or renewed militarism could threaten liberties, urging a free and orderly government and extended suffrage.
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France
Pranen
Destructive Hurricane Strikes Northern County
A severe hurricane swept the northern part of the county on the 20th, damaging Brownhelm areas then Black River. Mrs Shupe lost part of her dwelling and barn, two children were gravely hurt, Mr Gunn and Mr Rays structures suffered severe damage, and the storm path spanned about forty rods with widespread destruction of fences orchards and forest debris.
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Brownhelm
Black River
Sheffield
Avon
MRE ROOT IN CONGRESS AND HIS WILMOT PROVISO ROLE
The report highlights Mr. Root of Ohio as a bold House figure, noting his floor time on the 15th and a forthcoming full speech. He attacked Polk and Trist, invoked the Wilmot Proviso, and claimed no Ohio vote for a presidential candidate who rejects the proviso, following similar lines to Mr. Giddings.
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Mre. Root
Congress
House
Patemac
Baltimore Patriot
Mrr. Root
Ohio
Will
Polk
Trist
Wilmot
Giddings
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de Monnat
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Seratella
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Binister
Finance
Prince Dunne
Gaetano Svovazzo
Prince de Young
Don Cesidia Bananni
Don Cerlo Cisaciulli
Council of State
Consult
Don Antonio Statella
Prince de Cassyro
Court of Accounts
Don Pietro Ursa
Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
Preas
Chamber of Peers
Sis
Easl
London
Wilher
Guigot
Xell
Pierre
Place de la Ma‘delcing
Church of the Madeleine
Parsons
Wadant
Durand
Place de la Contorde
Europe
Msgs
Boulevards
Chisaps Elysees
Rue Rivels
Te Place
Lave de la Madeleine
Lwnd
National Guardsamen
Hotel Des Affairs
Dullehorus
Rue Visienne
Merchand de Bois
Bubl
Tiwayns
Ifere
M. Odilon Farrat
M. Genoude
Townsend
Rue St. Denis
Seyhem
Lake Dragoons
Axa
Iere
Srevh
Anree
Tolieries
Jacqueminet
Mont Trlavien
M.adilon Barret
Dubin
Fuation
M. Guizot
M. Qdilon Barrot
Aiz
Forcr
12Th Arrondissement
Council
Aml
Casirul
Ibseus
Place de la Padeleing
Nation Guard
Place de la Concordle
Champa Elysees
England
M. Licmartine
M. Ledru Kotin
M. Marrust
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National
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M. Arago
M. Garnier Pages
M. Lewis Blanc
the Courier
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O10
Seabury Ford
Geadga Couxty
Congressional Committee
Wellington
Philadelphia
Elyria
Russia
Carlisle
Amherst
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Bliss
N. P. Johnson
1. Goss
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Gates
Central Committee
Elyria Township
Court House
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