Proclamation Ceremony Ends as Polish Deputies Resign
The scene closes with a royal oath and banquet after officials signed the protocol. Polish deputies refuse the oath, ten resign from the senate rather than attend, and a tax refusal trial begins for 42 National Assembly members with 36 present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandenburg
Count Schwerin
M. d’Auerweld
Poland
Duchy of
Posen
National Assembly
European and Greek diplomacy amid unsettled crises
Reports from Denmark, Switzerland and Greece describe wartime costs, refugee movements, and shifting mediation. Prussia Austria pressure, Italian refugees moving via France, and Greece facing British naval pressures and arbitration options as tensions persist in the region.
Foreign miscellany and colonial affairs report
Letters from Nimrod note Layard’s excavations at Nineveh and Khorsabad with walls of limestone blocks and winged figures. destruction and plans spark interest. Gorgon sails for Tigre Island. later orders to surrender in Chile. Inundation devastates Rhine, Belgium, Holland. Liege churches flooded, Emmerich bridge lost. Liberia treaty grants perpetual peace, free commerce with restricted duties, abolition of slavery to be legally enforced. Geneva reports Visetti arrested for plotting Maszini’s assassination.
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Nimronud
Layard
Pyramid of
Nimrond
Mosul
Kouyunjik
Paris
Nimroud
England
Baashickhah
Khorsabad
Athenaum
Tigre
Pacific
Gorgon
Paynter
Tigre-Island
Honduras
Hornby
Callao
Migra Island
Noats
Germany
Rhenish
Belgium
Holland
Liege
Cologne
Emmerich
France
Bartisa
Liserta
Republic of
Liberia
London
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Republic of Liberia
Republic
Lord Palmerston
H. Labouchere
Joseph Jenkins Roberts
Turbulent Greece and Rumblings of Russian Power
In Athens and Patras unrest grows as Greeks express anti British sentiment. Constantinople reports 35 000 to 36 000 Russian troops in Wallachia and Moldavia and Turkish unease at Nicholas I extending influence over the Danubian Principalities. The Russian Embassy gates opened on New Year’s Day drawing Greek devotion to the czar. The Greek population dominates Constantinople and crowds fill Stamoul and Pera streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinoply
Danubian Principalities
Wallachia
Moldavia
Sublime Porte
Thi
Nichalad
Danubian
Russia
Turkey
Constantisipple
M. de Titoff
Nicholas
Constantinople
Mussolinians
Stamboul
Pera
Private letters from New York predict tariff stability and open rail routes
The Liverpool Mercury cites New York letters asserting no tariff rise by Congress and a state of cordial ties between governments. It claims a rail and ship corridor across Panaitia will be open to all, with implied future political shifts. The piece also notes a rumored Brazil kingdom with Prince de Joinville, and reports 16 000 political prisoners in Austria in December.
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Prussia
Austria
Switzerland
M. Mazgini
France
England
Germany
Greece
Orricran
Paris
Sir Thomas Wyse
M. Thouvenel
Hagueh
Thomas Wyse
Russia
M. Londos
Athens
Otho
Great Britain
Salamis
Pireus
William Parker
Salathis
New York Express
Congress
Tax Istemus
Pavawa
United States
Panaitia
Liverpool Mercury
New York
Brazil
Prince de Joinville
Deputations to Government on Advertisement Duty and Land Tax
London and provincial press representatives met the Chancellor of the Exchequer to press repeal of the advertisement duty. A deputy noted possible use of duty repeal to ease agricultural distress by allowing cheap stock advertising, while another group pressed for more general land tax equalization, though the minister warned the topic was too large to decide now.
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Hart
M.P
Borthwick
Ingram
Spicer
Francis
Pratt
M'Entoer
Pitttida
London
Bristol Examiner
Onatles
Ewart
Peter Borthwick
Carlton Club
Charles
Wemenday
Dendé
Dowding-street
Pitt
Peterborough Lectures Draw Massive Civic Turnout
Henry Vinegar at Peterporovert reports a series of lectures on liberal reform drawing large crowds. The city’s clerical and political figures united in applause as two extra meetings were added and a Parliamentary and Financial Reform Association planned. An accompanying note recounts MP Nannon Escarzoy Maz G Tuonmeson narrowly escaping a Coventry fire after a candle left burning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Vinegar
Peterporovert
Nannon Escarzoy Maz
G. Tuonmeson
Tower Hamlets
Coventry
Craven Arms
Joshua Walmsley
M.P
Thompson
Leicester
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Denmark
Schleswig
Holstein
Berlin
Geneva
Visetti
Maszini
Patras