Strassburg Welcome Marks a Royal Tour and Firework Spectacle
The narrative recalls the Strasbourg reception for the President with fealty to the Republic amid mixed warmth. A grand Pyrotechnic display over the Minster astonished spectators as the spire lit with rainbow hues. The event included a misfire of a republic banner during a rampart show and a later envoy gathering, while the era’s legiti mists outlined plans at Wiesbaden.
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Alsace
Strasburg
National Guard
Republic
Chamber of Commerce
Lyons
Baden
the Minster
Cathedral of Strasburg
Pyramid
Egypt
St. Paul’s
Porte Des Juifs
Stephanie
la Republique
Thouvenin
Republique
Ancy
Metz
M. Schmidt
MM. Larochejaquelin
Berryer
St. Priest
Henry the Fifth
Wiesbaden
Count de Chambord
France
National Assembly
Count de Paris
Foreign Miscellany: Paris intrigue and European affairs
Report notes Nepavrese princes in Paris amid curiosity, their meat quest with help from the English Embassy, and a search for a suitable kid. It also covers Louis XVII. in Vaudeville, a duel fatality in Perigueux, a costly presidential journey, the Barbarigo Gallery sale to Russia, and a detailed Russian fleet listing.
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Paris
Hotel Sinet
M.carlier
France
Louis XVII
Vaudeville
M. Paul Ernest
Compt de Richmond
M. Auguste Dupont
Constituent Assembly
Perigueux
Dr. Chavoix
Legislative Assembly
French Republic
Cherburg
Venice
Italy
Barbarigo
Titian
Magdalen
Venus
St. Sebastian
Doge
Philip XIV
Nicholas Giustiniani
Barbaco
Benetti
Raniere
Russia
Greek royal regency bill sparks ministerial resignations
From Athens on August 5 the Daily News reports a coup like measure proposing Queen Amelia as Regent during the King’s illness or absence. Ministers Londos and Chrysogelos resign in protest as the Chamber about to split, with the bill likely to pass in the Senate amid fears elections may be blocked.
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Daily News
Athens
Amelia
Holy Synod
Londos
Chrysogelos
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
California State Bill Advances in Senate Amid Dispute
The California State Bill passed the Senate 34 to 18. Pearce's boundary settlement bill with Texas and New Mexico cleared the chamber by 30 to 20. A territorial government for New Mexico was approved. Eleven Southern senators drafted a protest to be entered on the Senate journals. A Southern caucus urged Northern members to push the California Bill forward.
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United States
California
Senate
Pearce
Texas
New Mexico
Washington
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M. Berryer
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House of Bourbon
Orleana
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Alexander Dumas
Victor Hugo
M. de Balzac
Napoleon
Richelieu
Balzac
Moliere
Rousseau
Spain
Court of
Madrid
Cuba
Lopez
Havannah
Denmark
Rendsburg
Schleswig
Krupp
Schleswig-Holstein
Hamburg
Tonning
Greece
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