Prohibitory liquor acts meet mixed early resistance in cities
The New York Journal of Commerce calls the New York law an abortion as it begins enforcement. Saratoga and Detroit papers report widespread disregard and rising drink in springs areas and cities. U S Commissioners Court in Cincinnati notes bail for British Crimean enlistment cases. Filibuster wrecks near St Domingo. no lives lost. Extreme heat in New York causes numerous sun strokes. Havanna advices say disarming the negro militia is progressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York Journal of Commerce
New York
Saratoga
Detroit Free Press
Michigan
Detroit
Cincinnati
United States’ Commissioners Court
Crimea
Turnbull
Hamilton
Palmer
United States
Colonel Kinney
St. Domingo
Nicaragua
Havannah
Foreign Miscellany in Genoa and Abroad
Reports from Genoa cite General Pepe gravely ill amid fears for his life. Constantinople hosts Iskender Bey and the Duke of Newcastle. Berlin notes fear for the King of Prussia’s health. Chamouni endures a severe calamity with widespread fires destroying half the village and key hotels. A relief subscription opens with British officials accepting contributions. Letters from Calcutta say Miss Catherine Hayes journeys to Australia to immense popularity. Antiquities looted from Assyria and Babylonia destined for the Louvre are lost in a river accident. copies survive. A Berne court exiled an Anabaptist for religious refusal to serve. Athens reports a Greek Chamber vote of thanks to Lord Carlisle for religious tolerance. Siam commercial prospects praised despite prohibitions. Arab revolt at Tripoli defeats Turkish forces as Said Pacha moves to quell Bedouins with 12,000 troops. A Milanese alert notes a boy saved from injury in Pesio.
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Corriere Mercantile
Genoa
Pepe
Iskender Bey
Duke of Newcastle
Constantinople
Berlin
Prussia
Chamouni
Hotel la Couronne
Elotel de
Calcutta
Australia
Assyria
Babylonia
Louvre
Khorsabad
Koyanjik
Nimrud
M. Fresnel
Bussorah
M. Place
British Museum
Boutcher
Rawlinson
Berne
Athens
Lord Carlisle
Ularly
Paruic
Siam
the Times
Chevalier Massing
Adalbert of Bavaria and Ernestina de Bourbon Relationship Resolved
Adalbert of Bavaria and Infante Ernestina de Bourbon, daughter of Don Francisco de Paula, have finalized a definitive resolution regarding their status. The announcement confirms the matter is settled with no further public developments expected.
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Adalbert of
Bavaria
Infante
Ernestina de Bourbon
Don Francisco de Paula
Funeral of the late Lord Raglan observed with ceremony
The remains of Lord Raglan were carried from Bristol to Great Badminton in a grand royal funeral. A long procession, bells muffled, cannons, and a flotilla of mourning boats marked the solemn event. The body lay in state at Badminton House before interment. Sir Benjamin Hall was re elected unopposed as Commissioner of Public Works.
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Lord Raglan
Bristol
Great Badminton
Caradoc
Star
Brandon Itill
Fitzroy Somerset
Badminton House
Gloucestershire Hussars
Beaufort
Duke of Richmond
Cator
George Scovell
Hew Ross
Earl Howe
John Burgoyne
George Brown
Lord Downes
Pelissier
Crimea
William Molesworth
Benjamin Hall
Benjamin
Lord Palmerston
Re elections for Southwark and Marylebone detail
The article reports on the Southwark election held in the Town Hall with three candidates Sir William Molesworth Sir Charles Napier and Mr John Tall Milton. Debates centered on war aims Crimean expedition Palmerston and opposition criticisms sparked uproar among attendees and reporters as the process continued amid tensions.
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Southwark
W. Molesworth
Charles Napier
John Tamilton
William
Joan
House of Commons
Turkey
France
Lord Palmerston
Lord Paluerston
Peter
Choud
William Molesworth
Hamilton
Louis Napoleon
West
Court and Royal News From The Week In Review
The Queen and Prince Albert sailed in yachts with visitors including Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar. Queen, praised for caring acts toward soldiers, sent handkerchiefs and neckties to thirty sick or wounded at Portsmouth. Parliament likely to rise mid month. Balmoral visit planned mid September to October. Society of Arts plans trip to Paris with four hundred Associated Institutions. Naval reforms grant ward-room status to assistant surgeons. War medals cost 52500 pounds. Buckingham House bought for War Department. Disraeli visits Salisbury. Lord Russell departs for Perthshire. officers return from the Crimea noted by clubs.
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Prince Albert
Prince Edward
Saxe Weimar
Princess Alice
Portsmouth
Council of the Society of Arts
H.R.H
Paris
Balmoral
Lord Seymour
Charles Wood
Christopher
M.P
R. Peel
Dundas
Lincolnshire
East Lothian
Nisbet
Administrative Reform Society
State Reform Association
Freemasons’ Tavern
Jonathan Duncan
William Jones
Ernest Jones
Bronterre O'Brien
Elt
Ingram Lockhart
Punean
St. Stephen’s
Leeds Mercury
Baines
Henry Berkeley
Buckingham House
Pall Mall
Carlton Club
War Department
Union Assurance Company
Maclure
R.N
North-West Passage
James Graham
Lord Lyndhurst
Continent
Mr. Disraeh
Marquis of Salisbury
Hatfield
John Russell
Perthshire
Crimea
United Service
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