Austria and Hungary Threats and European Crisis Update
The Bavaria Chamber asserts unity with Austria against a Prussian led half Germany. Kossuth and Parliament in Debreczin forge bank-notes as Dembinski commands large Hungarian forces along the Theiss. Russia eyes rewards for Kossuth Bem and Messaros while Arad resists. Copenhagen votes huge war-tax and universal military service. In America Congress debates slavery and California statehood as emigration to California soars. Panama unrest remains unsettled. Lamartine urged peace in Paris while Lamartine himself supports a peace congress. Abbas Pasha opens coal along the Nile at Asuan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Hungary
Kossuth
Debreczin
Dembinski
Theiss
Deutsche Reform
Berlin
Essegg
Russia
Bem
Messaros
Wallachia
M. de Lamartine
Paris
Herald of Peace
Elihu Burritt
Lamartine
Demosthenes
England
America
Humanity
Friends of Peace
France
of Humanity
Burritt
Bowrine
Canton
Malta
Indus
House of Commons
Eoart
Egypt
Abbas Pasha
Tussin
Nile
Asuan
Gold Dust at San Francisco as Transit Plans Form
A report notes 2,000,000 dollars in gold dust awaiting transit to the United States in San Francisco. Mazatlan letter dated December 20 says washings ceased, region snowed in a foot. Gold found 100 miles south of the original field. Mexican Congress opens January 1 with a strong presidential address. Guerilla bands continue marauding warfare and interior conspiracy rumors rise. From Yucatan, 500 American volunteers defeat 8,000 Indians restoring white pre-eminence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
Congress
Panama
New Granada
Calhoun
Washington
Union
Senate
California
New Mexico
House of Representatives
District of Columbia
Free Movement
New
el Dorado
Chagres
New World
New Orleans
San Francisco
United States
Mazatlan
Mexican Congress
Yucatan
Clergyman Robbery Case At Coventry Street Jewelers
A thief dressed as a clergyman stole about £500 in jewellery from Lambert and Co. Coventry Street. Police traced a lead to a clergy man linked to a grammar school and railway speculation, now in Wales, with £400 recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Lambert and Co
Coventry-street
Wales
Trial of Mr Curry in Ireland Affects Jurors and Attaches
Reporter details the trial of Mr Curry starting Thursday with a swearing of jurors after challenges removed forty to fifty. Crown witnesses included Redington and Vernon and handwriting evidence for Mr Duffy. The piece notes intense courtroom stillness, audience, adjournments, and a looming verdict amid police guard and illness among jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry
Duffy
Crown
Redington
Smith O’brien
Vernon
Stamp Office
Clonmel
Butt
Two youths committed for murder at Bethersden cottage
Millen and Sheepwash were committed to the county gaol on a murder charge after beating the old man Law to death with an iron object in a solitary Bethersden cottage. Law’s neighbors aided him, but he died from the injuries. The case proved conclusive against the prisoners. A memoir of Rev. Dr. Hamilton by W. H. Stowell is announced, likely for autumn publication by the Leeds Mercury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baluinagarry
Clonmel Chronicle
Martin Doherty
Smith O’brien
Boulagh Commons
Ballingarry
Clonmel
Cork Examiner
Belfast
Marver
Millen
Law
Bethersden
Ashford
Hamilton
W. H. Stowell
Rotherham College
Leed
Mercury
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Constitution Committee
Bavaria Chamber of Deputies
Germany
Bavaria
Prussia
Camphausen
von Wittgenstein
Kemis
Sppontoen
Hansemann
Rofessor Dahlmann
Deutz
Count Brandenburgh
Breslau
Prince of
Denmark
Duchies
Altona
Legislative Assembly
Copenhagen
Ireland
ColLeer
M‘hale
Connaught
Guardians
The
Ennistymon Union
Peter Gibson
Sandfield
Lahinch
Clare
Bveens O’reilly
King of
Laraiia
Lancers
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