Baltic clashes and Vienna talks mark European power struggles
The report details casualties from an early volley and retreat, naval strength in the Baltic, and a Vienna Conference briefing. It covers British Russian naval power in the Black Sea, Turkish independence aims, and proposed limits on Russian fleets. It notes Polish affairs, Omar Pasha, Austrian-Napoleon correspondence, and military planning around the Danube and Crimea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltic
Charles Napier
Sir Charles Napier
Lord John Russell
Danube
Europe
Black Sea
Russia
Great Britain
Turkey
Porte
Constantinople
Telszoland
London
Daily News
Count Zamoyski
Mneland
Poland
G. Brown
Leamington
Omar Pasha
Asia
Crimea
Austria
Eperor Napoleon
Wuelish
Duke of Cambridge
Foreign Legion
Russia suffers cholera toll and retreat from Sebastopol
Reports from St. Petersburg and European papers detail heavy Russian losses from disease heat and hospital overcrowding in Crimea after Sebastopol battles. 500 wounded reached Simferopol unable to be housed. cholera deaths rise on routes to Nicholaieu. overall Russian sailors abroad numbered 1,825 left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Vienna
Totleben
Tottleben
Sebastopol
le Nord
Prince Gortschakoff
St. Petersburg
Gottschakoff
New Russia
Bessarabia
Crimea
Bender
Odessa
Simferopol
Baksh-Serai
Perekop
Theodosia, &c
Nicholaieu
Kachowka
Moscow
Volga
France loan drive sets new record despite modest start
French loan applicants aimed at 30 million report overwhelming response with 3.6 billion in official receipts and 10 000 subscribers. The Empress visited Paris after a recent fire at a seaside town, offering encouragement amid the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Spain and Italy reported amid church and political unrest
Notes from Europe describe Spain drafting an official memo to justify government conduct toward the church and recalling M Pacheco from Rome. Reports claim a secret papal consistory may explain severed ties with Spain. Cholera ravages Granada and Burgos, while insurrection fears and emigration affect Barcelona. In Italy, Sardinian monks resist law on convents and a papal appointment to Constantinople is noted. An Adriatic cholera wave hits Ancona and coastal towns. A Jesuit leader, Father Becks, narrowly escapes assassination in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Christendom
M. Pacheco
Rome
Elpoca
M. Franchi
Madrid
Saragossa
Zamora
Espartero
Church of
San Isidor
Delats
Mepartero
O'Donnell
Barcelona
Granada
Burgos
Genoa
2St
Sardinia
Monitore Toscano
Constantinople
Ancona
Adriatic
Bologna
Romiusna
Lit Marea
Turin
Tein
Father Becks
Jesuits
Assassius
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Scutari
England
Disney
Chelsea Hospital
The
Cape
Patriotic Fund
Scamyl
Tiflis
Dardanelles
Beatson
Euménide
Tisiphone
Kamara
Thorgoun
Scarlet
the Times
Principalities
Napoleon Jerome
France
Victoria
Strasburg
Lafayette
Boulevard de Strasburg
Madeleine
Tuileries
Place de la Concorde
Palace of St. Cloud
Queen Victoria
Windsor Castle
Louvre
St. Cloud
Palace of Versailles
Champ de Mars
Lyons
d’Agnesseau
Rue Royale
Presbyterian
Faubourg St. Honoré
Rue de la Madeleine
Italy
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