Paris debates on Algeria policy and European population drive
Foreign intelligence dispatches from Paris report General Allard backing a military government to boost Algeria's European population. Opposition amendments to the address were rejected as M. Kolb-Bernard argues against Italy. Thiers expected to speak tomorrow. Toulon notes the yacht Aigle returning to be available if the Emperor travels to Algiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Wennesday
Tony
Corpu Legislatif
Allard
M. Lanjeinais
Baron David
Algeria
Mr. Kolb-Bernard
Italy
Wis Anserted
France and the Porte on the Suez Canal decision
Paris evening journals publish dispatches from Constantinople stating that the Marquis de Moustier pressed the Porte to decide on the Suez Canal matter. The report dates from the eighth instant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Constantinople
Marquis de Moustier
Buez Canal
Italian Finance Proceedings on 1863 1864 Expenditures
The report by the Chamber of Deputies committee on principal 1863 1864 expenditures recommends indemnity for the preceding ministry. It also urges appointing a commission to study administrative accountability and to present a reform project to a future Parliament. The Turin session notes the Chamber approved the second article on state railway sale and then the entire reship reform bill by 156 to 83.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turin
WipNespaye
Chamber of Deputies
TORLN
Prussian Fleet Plans Large Naval Expansion
Berlin reports the Government has submitted to the Chamber of Deputies a plan to increase the Prussian fleet. It calls for ten ironclad ships, ten ironclad batteries, and twenty corvettes and dispatch boats. Estimated total cost is 34,699,500 thalers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Chamber of Deputies
Prussia
Minister of Public Works Dies Suddenly in Madrid
In Madrid, the Minister of Public Works died suddenly amid reports of a female attack and subsequent journal notices calling for calm. The incident prompted journals to publish manifestos warning against disturbing public order and to note the party’s response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Madrid
Weprespay
Portugoat Telegram Notes Authorization at Lisbon Duty
Telegram from Lisbon reports entry of foreign affairs goods authorized at a 4 percent duty. References a 600 reis per unit levy and notes a date in Wannzspay. The message mentions paresis into Portop and confirms fiscal arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Swiss diplomat authorized to sign telegraph convention
In Berne Kern has been authorized to sign the International Telegraph Convention with the signature set for tomorrow. Negotiations on the Switzerland Germany commerce treaty are expected to conclude this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Berne
Wrpresbay
Kern
Germany
Prince Conza borrows 1 600 000 liras from Societé Generale
The Levant Herald reports Prince Conza secured a 1 600 000 lira loan from Societé Générale to fund the capitalization of Roumanian revenue and that a firm seeks a concession of all mapire mines with a large cash advance to the government. The base coinage withdrawal continues monthly at 700 000 piastres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Constantinople
Arar
The
Levant Herald
Prince Conza
Sociéts Générale
Mosaay
2 Pro
Porte
Mapire
French Chamber Debates Mexican Expedition and Loan
In Paris the Corps Legislatif debated Mexico with M. Ernest Picard urging withdrawal of troops and critique of the government’s engagement with Emperor Maximilian. M. Rouher announced the Mexican loan was settled, alarming capitalists who feared losses and urging prudent handling of the venture.
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Corps Legislatif
Mexico
M. Ernest Picard
M. Rosher
M. Picard
Maximilian
France
M. Bucxenter
Somx
Beveral Meubens
Gaarien Og Cassagnad
Fasse
M. Egaret Picard
Pane
M. Picard O
Axglain
Cbember
M. Rouher
Picard
Mexico Loan Dominates Paris Bourse Amid War Talk
The Paris market buzzed over a 600,000 bond Mexican loan offered at 3.40 francs with 3 percent annual interest in 50 years. The day’s trading highlighted Mexican debt as leaders hailed by bankers and political figures, while international tension and recollections of Monroe doctrine colored opinions in debates on the United States and France relations during ongoing conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horion
North America
America
France
Sonora
Chihtubne
House of Representatives
Senate
Legation
Republic of Mexico
Mexico
Armica
Lincoln
Paris
Jeansabel
Franco
United States
Matamoros
Juarez
M. J. Favre
Picand
M. Rovers
M. J. Favak
M. Cumvandizb DE
Rovsza
Gore
Toulon
Unita Catholica
Turin
M. Alfred Seven
Madrid
Profero- Castelor
Arniz
Risa
Fall
Rise
Ditto
Ceidit Mobiller
Foerens
Ste. Span
Crédit Mobiler
Ris
Ali
Rina
Saragossa
The
Seville
Yeaterday
M. Penart
Count de Germiny
Hottangner and Co
Fould, Opprenheim and Co
Marcuard,Andre, Toeilltre
Blount
Sociéts Générale, ‘and
Aes of
Antwerp
Hanley
John Corfield
Mountford
Heaton
E. Tennant
Smallthorne
Barstein
Moorland
Charles Sherratt
Sherratt
Lin
John
Steele
Tank
Cone
Tennant
Collier
Smallthorns
Burslem
Jim
Oorfield
Steslo
Witcces
Peisener
Heath
Thomas Steele
Cotlier
Edgfield
Norton
Mr. Heath
Wana
Knobstick
Birmingham Post
Tuesaday
Russian Baltic Squadron Plans and Movements for 1890s
The Messager de Cronstadt lists ships and deployments for a Baltic exercise season. Ironclad squadron includes Sebastopol, two rams, Smertach, eleven monitors. Grand Admiral frigate to cruise interior with Grand Dukes aboard. Patrovsk, Emir, and several paddle-wheel ships may join. Pereswett, Askold, Stoumroud, Sobol to cruise abroad. Returning units include Alexander, Nevali, Oleg, Witiaze, Almaze, Kalevala, Aleck, Guiliak.
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Rivren
ST. Petersburgh
Avar
Messager de Cronstadt
War Marine
Baltic Sea
Ebastopol
Guna
Smertach
Patrovlovsk
Emir
Grand Admiral
Aald
Alexis Alexandrovitch
Nicholas Constantinovitch
Pereswett
Mediterranean
Askold
Stoumroud
Sobol
Pacific Ocean
Cronstadt
Campaign of Grant's Army Near Petersburg Reported
Broad war dispatches detail Union movements south of Petersburg with Warren's 5th Corps dislodging Confederates at Gravelly Run and Sheridan's cavalry operating toward Dinwiddie Court House. Reports mention heavy artillery, prisoners taken, and ongoing efforts to strike the Southside Railroad while Lee's lines near Fort Steadman face renewed pressure.
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London
New, York
Virginia
Grant
Petersburg
Southahle
Oni
James River
Maruh
Vaughan
Halifax
Hatchers Run
Sth
Warren
Gravelly Run
Bth
Burhrod Johnson
Prena
Sheridan
Dinwit
Court House
Southside
Burkesville
Washington
Richmond
Lee
Fort Steadman
Stanley
Stoneman
Bast
Tennessee
Lynchburg
Grants Virginia
6Th Corps
Nga
Confederate States
J. C. Creckenridge
Wats
Gordon
Terry
Philip Cookey
Ransom
Sharpabootera
Sherman
The
Mississippi
Bentonville
Schofield
Newhern
Goldsboro
Wilmington
Cox’s
Nense River
Sawaman
Averysboro
Hardee
Johnston
Slocum
Kilpatrick
King
Johnstone
Charlotte Carolinian
14Th
15Th
Raleigh
Iba
Richmond Whig
Fayettaville
Goldaboro
Richmond Sentinel
Carolina
Montreal
St. Alban’s
United States
Smith
Hare
Dix
3D Isizadelat Division
9Th Corps
Fort Stead
Parke
Sth Corps
Cuna
Brigddier Bartrouft
Fort Stedman
6Th
2D Corps
6Th Corp
Wright
Hunt
New York Herald
Texas
New Orleans
Lew Wallace
Mai
Mexico
Maximilian
Point Isabel
Slaughter
Brownaville
Wallace
Galveston
Dauplin Brandh
Canby
Graver
A. J. Smith
Mobile
New York Arena
Newbern
North Carolina
Shirman
Savannah
Newborn
Howard
Beaufort, &,.C
City Point
Army of the Potomac
Hatcher
Ufnir
Michmond
Dinwiddie Quart House
Pegro Canal
Sheridon
Hau
Abrogation of corporal punishment in Cowland laws
On February 19 the right of corporal punishment granted to rural police landlords and public sanitationaries was abrogated exposing peasants to schools and domestic servants correction limits. The Nouvelliste de Kertsch notes February 28 the Fea of Aros extends to 18 leagues of ice visible from Yenika lighthouse justifying resumption of lighting February 19. Navigation opened at Berdianat port February 18.
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Nouvelliste de Kertsch
Fea
Aros
Yenika
Berdianat
History of the English Government and Constitution review
A critical survey of John Earl Anazell’s Fasay on the History of the English Government and Constitution pounds Lord Russell as a conceited writer. The essay, written in 1842, aims to inform readers of political changes and defend past statesmen, but critics find its prose dull and unoriginal. The piece contrasts Russell with Peel and Canning, mocks his ego, and argues for a more nuanced view of reform and foreign policy. The surrounding notices discuss novels like Shattered Idols, praising style yet noting excessive intrigue and faulted characterizations.
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Fasay
John Earl Anazell
Longmarn
Lord Russell
Sir Everard Waverley
Lord Peargell
Hansard
John Russell
Waterloo
Pamblechook
Pip
Miss Havisham
The
Times
Lord Ruscel
Russell Voila
Kingdom of
Italy
States
Lord Rockingham
Mr. Fox
Tliament
Mr. Pitt
Lord Grenville
Mr. Canning
Robert Peel
Robert Peet
Peel
Robert
Canning
Aegis
Henman
Spada
Portugal
Spain
France
Catinine
Etie
Othirwia
Hagland
Denmark
Lord Ruscell
Russell
Foreign Office
Parcas
Misori
Lord Derby
Lord Averell
L.st
Warren Hastings
Issacain
Manneries
Jeansin
Jenkins
Aones
Bradshaw
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Foreign Intelligence
Reuters Telegrams
Yaacht Aigle
Algiers
Baltic
Arriv
John J. Perk
Meade
Ae Eeowsu
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