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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 29, 1869
Page
4
The Opinion Nationale calls the Corps Législatif a hopelessly tangled party mix that prevents a governable administration. It cites official candidates, clerical foes, and leftists split over church protection, with warnings of coup fears and military plots amid cabinet shifts.
Fragmentary dispatch describes January prospects for Spain's government amid ministerial disputes and potential convocation in Madrid. It notes unrest, unemployment, and economic strain among the poor, with references to foreign correspondents and imperial figures.
An interview at Ledenice on the 21st between General Auersperg and a Dalmatian insurgent delegation sought terms of surrender. The rebels showed demoralisation and said agitators misled them and they regret armed rebellion. A larger Zappa deputation reached Cattaro on the 24th and offered a petition to the Emperor seeking clemency.
Deputation declared their willingness to submit to the Landwehr law and any orders from the Government. They announced that the inhabitants of Zuppa had all returned to their homes and that Maina is expected to follow Zuppa's example in a few days.
The new Italian Minister of Public Instruction Signet Correnti supports compulsory education. One early move is to secure the King’s signature to appoint a committee to examine a project and draft a proposal for legislation. The committee’s president is Farogoni, known as an earnest advocate of the system. The report is to be completed in time.
President Grant issues an order to reestablish military rule in Georgia under General Berry. Davis Bagry elected Governor as occupation continues at Samand Bay. Albany frigate carries messages on December 6 as reports swirl about treaties, British conduct, and renewed Fenian activity in New York with alleged needle guns and secret movements.
The Dominion will defer payment until spring due to resistance in taking possession of the Hudson's Bay Territory. Governor M Dougal may be recalled, and Vice Chancellor Sprague could become Chancellor of Italio. Red River insurgents declare independence before negotiating for governance.
News from Melbourne reports the Parliament reassembled on October 19 after recess. Bills had been introduced or debated, with ongoing consideration of legislative measures and potential votes expected soon.
In the Lower House discussions on payments to members and the abolition of state aid to religion, Mr. George Higinbotham urged resolutions favoring colonial independence from Imperial interference. The chamber rejected a London conference plan as presumptuous and harmful, while a ship Victoria Tower was lost near Gobi Long with significant wool cargo damage.
Wellington correspondent notes September to November mood in New Zealand improved as rebels suffered a severe defeat. On October 4 Colonel M'Donnell led friendly natives and 100 constabulary to storm Te Kooti's redoubt, with Wanganuis led by Kemp and Ngatikahungas and Arawas aiding in the assault.
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