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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 15, 1868
Page
6
The case extends beyond prefects and subordinates as France resists the army reorganization plan. Despite assurances, reconciling the nation to the policy seems impossible. A Haspeen conflagration looms unless Napoleon III submits to the Fapune will and shifts policy to restore confidence at home and peace abroad.
The article signed by P. Limayrac argues stronger armed France reduces war risk and calls for balance rather than universal disarmament. It notes reactions from The Goloss and Times correspondents, cites official journals defending armament, and reports on influenza affecting the Emperor while denying a Rome visit by the Empress and any appeal from other powers to curb arms.
Negotiations for a commercial treaty between Austria and England are completed and set to take effect on June 1. The Memorial Diplomatique disputes any imminent break with the Holy See over Austria's Marriage Bill and notes Vatican officials accept the need to sanction the measure. Rumors of Rome ordering Mgr. Falcinelli to depart Vienna are deemed unlikely.
In Rome on Maundy Thursday the Pope blessed 50,000 worshippers from the St Peter's loggia and washed the feet of thirteen poor priests before dinner. Easter Sunday High Mass drew Sacred College members and diplomats as benediction was given from the balcony overlooking Piazza San.
An immense crowd gathered as Pontifical troops lined up for parade. Cardinal Andrea is reported seriously ill. Lieutenant-Colonel Pifferi, commander at the Castle of St. Angelo, was arrested and replaced by Major Petrelli amid unclear motives.
The impeachment trial resumes with Judge Curtis arguing the Tenure of Office Act does not apply to Stanton since he was Lincoln's appointee General Butler opens with a long speech citing Johnson's denouncements of Congress and urging swift judgment Senators hear Chief Justice Chase on evidence rules and trial procedure The Times and Daily News correspondents predict Johnson's conviction and removal amid Republican fear of opposition to the party leadership, while Democrats grow tired of him and public opinion leans toward his deposition.
The Madras Atheneum notes the Maharajah of Mysore has died. Deasy the Fenian tours New York issuing addresses. A Mauritius hurricane wrecks fourteen ships and harms sugar crops while an island epidemic lingers. North Schleswig talks continue with no Danish note to powers. Romania blocks harsh anti Jewish law after civilised powers protest. Papal nuncio Chigi dismisses a forged pope letter as purely fictitious per Paris sources. Official Gazette of Vienne calls it apocryphal.
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