England and Lancashire Weigh Slavery and India Trade
The article argues that free labor offers lasting benefits over slave labor, criticizing American slavery and urging Lancashire to diversify cotton sources by developing India. It notes England cannot rely on cotton alone, warns of volatility in cotton supply, and calls for study of India’s political and social questions to secure prosperity for Lancashire.
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Lancashire
England
Napoleon I Birthday Celebrations and Amnesty Decree
Paris marked the centenary with an Imperial decree granting full amnesty for political crimes and press offences. Napoleon delayed departure to Chalons due to rheumatism while the Prince Imperial visited the camp. Marshal Niel died at sixty seven, after service in Algeria Crimea and Italy. The Senate commission discusses the Senatus Consultum powers and M Schneider resigns the presidency of the Legislative Body.
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Rhône
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Arcadians
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Presse
Journal de Paris
The
Temps
Gazette de France
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M. Ledru Rollin
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Mest
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Fleury
Duke of
Magenta
Bagaine
Rigault de Genouilly
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Macmahon
Amnesties Stir France As Emperor's Fate Celebration Unfolds
The amnesty gains broad support across moderates while Libs and Arcadians remain wary. Celebrations in Paris mark the regime with an illuminated triumphal arch and public joy, as prisoners are released and speculation rises on Marshal MacMahon as successor to the Emperor.
Austria faces army buildup and clerical reform demands
The Austrian Minister of War warned against military reductions amid a 500000 to 600000 strong force, while Hungary sees rising anti clericalism. The Cracow nun case fuels calls to abolish convents and clerical celibacy, with debates on civil marriage and bishop elections spreading through Austria and Hungary.
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Herr Isedenyi
Prussia
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Cracow
Hungary
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Carlist unrest and political tensions on the Iberian frontier
Spanish frontier authorities deny Carlist incursions at Puigerda while reporting arrests in Valladolid and Carlist dispersals in Catalonia Valencia and Alicante. Rumors about an Iberian Union are rejected though Cuba talks and Cuba negotiations remain disputed. Republican cries erupt in Andalusia as deputies arrive at Paterna and are investigated by authorities.
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Valladolid
Mila
Ponteveda
Catalonia
Valencia
Alicante
Oficial Gazette
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Forbes
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Madrid
Cortes
Ipaca
Cuba
Republican Party
Andalusia
Paterna
Turkey signs large loan to cover deficits in 19th century
A Wednesday loan of 12,600,000 liras at 6 percent bears 62 premium. The current year budget shows a total deficit of 2,609,400 liras to be funded by the loan. The Grand Vizier's letter to the Viceroy of Egypt outlines grievances, Crete, European travel, and harsh rule, insisting on the 1841 Egyptian Firman terms.
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Brussels
Cape Race
France
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Chili
United States
Tur
Russia
Odessa
Crimea
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Constantinople
Dardanelles
Bosphorus
Lucien
Napoleon
Belgium
Faubourg St. Antoine
The
Levant
Armenia
Cairo
Sahak
Dimitrios
Abyssinia
New Zealand
Lord Granville
Duke
Epinpurch
Calcutta
Agra
Lucknow
Lahore
Grant sympathy sparks Southern party split claim
The Radical press alleges President Grant's sympathy for Mississippi Republicans targets the whole South. He tours the interior including New York and Pennsylvania. A steamboat Cumberland boiler explosion on the Ohio River killed twenty, the craft blown apart.
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Grant
Republican Party
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South
New York
Pennsylvania
Cumberland
Ohio River
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