Arnim Trial Casts Light on Prussian Diplomacy Debates
A correspondent reports on the Arnim case in Germany, noting procedural delays, Arnim’s fatigue, and doubts about his motives. The piece contrasts Bismarck’s subordination of personal aims to the empire with Talleyrand’s diplomacy, and discusses potential shifts in Silesia, Rome, and Vatican relations amid military and political developments in Italy and Bavaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Arnim
Prussia
Paris
Constantinople
Bismarck
Count Arnim
Talleyrand
Academy
Arnim Voitzenburg
Silesia
Foreign Office
Metz
Rome
Italy
Landwehr
Vatican
Bavaria
Count Tauffkirchen
England
Jervoise
France
Austria
Belgium
Portugal
Holy See
Foreign Miscellany Notes Global Happenings 1875
Writings from across the world report Chinese population in the United States and aristocratic European alliances ahead of marriages. News covers shipping disasters, Egyptian annexation moves, American political shifts, and French parliamentary maneuvers with conscription and governance debates.
Cazeaux Candidacy Backed by Imperialists Supporters
Corne urges patience and public order to calm opposition as M Fould backs M Cazeaux for the Upper Pyrenees seat. The Imperial ex-Minister hopes the country will elect the young prince in 1880, while a Septennalist and a Legitimist also contend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal MacMahon
M. Corne
M. Fould
M. Cazeaux
Upper
Pyrenees
Binns Endless Band Company forms to buy patent rights
A new company named Binns Endless Band Company Limited is formed to purchase the patent rights of Mr. Leedham Binns for spindle bands and the Endless Card window blind rack. Capital is 130,000 pounds in 102 shares, with the vendor guaranteeing seven and a half percent for seven years. Mr. Binns will be managing director for a term of years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fenimore Cooper
Washington Irving
Sandwich Islands
Washington
New Guinea
Gladstone
Disraeli
Hong Kong
Valparaiso
Delfina
Butler
New York Tribune
Republican Party
Philadelphia
Cairo
Darfour
Central Africa
Egypt
W. E. Forster
M.P
T. Fowell Buxton
England
Abyssinia
Liverpool
Ravenna
Afghanistan
Shere Ali
Yakoob Khan
Abdoola
Yakoob
Herat
Poliries
MM. Corne
M. Corne
Branve
Binns
Patent Endless Band Company (Limited
Leedham Binns
University of London
Charles Ashford
Lancashire Independent
Owens College
James Harwood
Manchester New College
Edmund Raven Hollings
Philip Vance Smith
Edward Holdsworth Sugden
Owens and
Headingley Colleges
Medical School
Alfred Pearce Gould
University College
Peter Thomas Duncan
Christmas
New
Messrs
Marcus Ward and Co
Belfast
London
Marks
A.R.A
Unlucky Explanation and Sack Escape Folklore
In the French National Assembly a Lille medical school demand prompts laughter as Dr. Trestelin notes rising population with fewer doctors. A Persian imitates Monte Cristo by surviving a sack with viper, cock, and cat, then escapes by knife and reaches Europe as a voluntary exile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Assembly
Trestelin
Lille
Tae
Monte Christo
Chateau d’If
Shiraz
Mohammed Mirza
Europe
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