Anticipated Decay Prevention With Lime Sulphate Meat Treatment
The article discusses bisulphate of lime as a preventive for decay in meat. Competing methods show optimistic supporters, with cargoes of meat preserved by both processes already en route. Early results hint at long term gains, boosting beef and mutton supplies from the Antipodes and South America, aiding laborers by improving nutrition and potentially reversing deterioration among the poor.
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Antipodes
South America
French Chamber Defeats Question on Empire State
In a sharp division the French Chamber rejected a government backed move on the Empire's internal state. Thiers urged acceptance while Rouher led the victory against it, 114 to 102. A Rouher reception at the Interior Ministry hostess drew the fashionable crowd.
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M. Thiers
M Rouher
The
Echo
Hotel of Theinister of the Interior
M. Rouher
Tiers Parti
Confiscation Debate in Berlin on Hanover King’s Property
Berlin deputies debated confiscating ex King George of Hanover private property with a committee backed decree stating no annulment without legislation. Bismark cited a Hanoverian Legion of 1,400 and annual cost of 300,000 thalers as justification for the measure. In Spain, plans for a republican directory and candidacies for the throne were discussed, while Burgos violence and religious tension drew international concern.
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Berlin
George
Count Bismark
Paris
Hanover
Party of Progress
Ihe
Hesse-Cassel
Greece Backs Conference Agreement With Conditions
Berlin telegram reports Greece in principle agrees to the Conference declaration but will formally adhere only if Turkey initiates diplomatic talks and indemnifies Greeks expelled from Ottoman lands. Turkish government pauses expulsions pending Greece's reply.
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Turkey
Greece
Berlin
Congress Advances Civil Rights with Constitutional Amendment
The House passed a constitutional amendment to ban denial of suffrage due to race or color by 147 to 42. Congress also approved Morton’s bill for a 5000 dollar annual pension to Mrs. Lincoln. A semi official New York summary outlines a protocol between Reverdy Johnson and Lord Clarendon for settling claims since 1853, a two member per side joint Commission, majority decisions, an umpire to be ratified by the Senate, and a six month deadline for action.
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America
House of Representatives
Congress
Morton
Lincoln
Reverdy Johnson
Lord Clarendon
New York
Senate
Admonitions on Admiralty Claims and Commission Proceedings
The passage outlines eight provisions for a joint Commission handling war losses. It covers allotment of arbitrators by lot, exclusion of cases adjudicated by American Admiralty Courts, neutrality toward British-subject claimants, and the Commission’s sessions to be held in Washington.
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Lot
Washington
Foreign items shape a global mosaic from Greece to India
Exiled Greek subjects flood into Greece while sugar crops gain importance in New South Wales. Reports recount executions in Rome New York using chloroform, Papal Naples proclaims Protestant abjuration, and Lopez’s Paraguay cause yields heavy losses. The Times notes drought relief in India with public works and grain exports, plus Sumner’s continued influence on foreign policy and Ollivier’s Paris episodes shaping Imperial reforms.
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Greece
New South Wales
Hanover
Austria
Prince of Wales
R. Temple
Rome
New York
Times
Naples
Taz Wak
Panacuay
Lisbon
London
Lopez
Rio de Janeiro
Angustura
India
Times of India
Delhi
Sind, &c
Cuartes Sumnera
Massachusetts
Sumner
Committee On Foreign Relations
Grant
State Department
Senate
Daily News
M. Outivier
Narorzon III
Emile Ollivier
St. Tropez
Count Walewski
Paris
France
M. Ollivier
Napoleon
Tuilleries
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Germany
Spain
Eye
Gaulois
Liberal Party
Prim
Marshal Serrano
Senor Rivera
Don Carlos de Bourbon of
Este
Soi-Disant
Madrid
Don Alfonso
Prince of the Asturias
Duke de Montpensier
Ferdinand
Portugal
General Espartero
Duke of Aosta
Liverté
Duke d’ Aosta
Burgos
Cathedral of
Miranda
Prim and
Senor Ortiz
Valladolid
Iglesia
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