Government Warns Clergy to Respect Laws and Public Order
The Government states it will not interfere with clerical duties but demands clergy acknowledge they are subject to laws. Noncompliance will force authorities to bring disturbers of the public peace before the courts.
Prussia US treaty details and German politics emerge
The report outlines pact terms between Prussia and the United States including naturalisation rules for North Germans in America, extradition extension, a ten year treaty duration, Schleswig Holstein unification, gambling law changes in Ems Wies en and Homburg, and anticipated royal decrees after failed talks with King George of Hanover. It notes Hanoverians arrested for desertion incitement and delays in Württemberg and Darmstadt elections for the Customs Parliament with a parliamentary session likely by mid March.
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Prussia
United States
America
Germany
North
Schleswig
Holstein
Berlin
Ems
Wiesen
Homburg
Uhlendorf
George of
Hanover
Sommenfforts
Wurtemburg
Darmstadt
Turmoil in Roumania and Balkan intrigue reported
Reports say Romania may declare provinces independent of the Porte on May 1 with Russian tacit approval. Paris papers note continued Serb and Bulgarian plots in the Principalities. Bucharest receives 2600 rifles and ten cases of revolvers for Bulgaria. Omar Pasha moves toward the Danube command. Crete unrest and Turkish defeats claimed by Athens papers.
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Turkey
Roumania
Russia
France
England
Paris
Roumaii
Bulgaria
Bucharest
Vienna
Austria
Constantinople
Omar Pasha
Danube
Rutechuk
Athens
Crete
Johnson Pushes War Department Crisis to Congress
President Johnson tries to pressure a legislative showdown by removing Stanton from the War Ministry and nominating Thomas Ewing as his successor. The Senate deems the order illegal while the House pursues impeachment steps aided by Reconstruction allies. Sherman resists a proposed rank elevation as Senate deliberations begin on related bills.
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America
Johnson
General Grant
Congress
Stanton
Ministry of War
Senate
Thomas Ewing
Thaddeus Stevens
Kingham
House of Representatives
Ioent Johnson
Sherman
Grant
Judiciary Committee
Alabama Granted Immediate Congressional Representation
A Montgomery despatch notes Alabama’s claim to representation as the ratification prevailed with white abstention. All cast votes favored Radical factions and were largely by negroes, yet not half of registered electors were polled. Discharges of voting Negroes by white employers are reported and turnout fell short of fifty percent among blacks. Indiana Republican Convention backs General Grant for President and currency payment of 620 bonds.
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Alabama
Congress
Montgomery
Boston Advertiser
Department of the
Bureau
Howard
Department of Education
Freedmen’s Bureau
Paris to contribute 150000 men to National Mobile Guard
Paris plans 150000 troops to join the National Mobile Guard as famine and unrest prevail in French territories. The report notes ex King of Hanover may move to England, and diplomatic exchanges between Rome and Paris include thanks to the Pope for elevating Prince Bonaparte.
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Paris
Etoile Belge
Hanover
Austria
England
Thomas Gabriel
Sydney Waterlow
Egypt
Algeria
Prince Bonaparte
Prussia
Rome
Baron d’Arnim
Legation
Eternal
Peabody
Story
Charles Locock
Duke of Northumberland
Nice
Marshal Neil
the Invalides
Charlotte
Puan
Maximilian
Johnson
M‘clellan
Great Britain
Lord Stanley
Seward
Alabama
United States
Livingstons
Natal
Transvaal
Marthinus Swarts
Zambesi
Dr. Livingstone
Debebe
Swarts
Indian Ocean
England and America lecture on relations at St James Hall
A crowded St James Hall heard Newman Hall discuss England and America after his U S visit to Washington. The lecture supported a Southwark fund for a people’s lecture hall and schoolroom, with Bright and other MPs in attendance and lengthy remarks on Anglo American ties and mutual misunderstandings.
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St. James's Hall
Newman Hall
America
United States
Congress
Washington
Southwark
John Bright
E. Baines
M.P
Mr. Hadfield
Lawson
Viscount Amberley
W. E H. Forster
Baxter
P. A
England