France debates reform and new Chasseurs regiment in Assembly
In Paris the Assembly debated legalizing a plan to form a special regiment called Chasseurs de Paris with Garde Mobile officers. The vote rejected the committee’s changes, citing conflicts with the War Ministry. Other items note Lamartine Guizot reform talk, Moniteur dissents, and Dr Achilli’s harsher confinement in St Angelo amid Vatican prison tensions.
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Pas Ganoz Mose
Algeria
France
Soon Chasseurs
Garde [Obile
Glao
Chasseurs de Paris
Garde
Garde Mobile
M. @’Hautpoul
M. Clary
Postrere
Austrian Military Threat Over Press Subscriptions Stirring Outcry
Baron Welden threatens to subject the Presse subscribers to military law as Briinn plans its new paper. About 13 000 to 14 000 readers stand ready. In Hungary Mag resist and wear Kossuth silver bracelets. Bishop Lonovics is freed, Nyary still jailed, March constitution due. Count Cziraky resigns. Arad court sentences 21, five deaths, Haynau commutes to 16 years.
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Times
Vienna
Hungary
Kossuth
Lonovics
Pesth
Nyary
Presburg
Cziraky
Arad
Haynau
German political turmoil reports crackdown in Berlin and Stuttgart
A Stuttgard despatch on December 22 states the Wirtemberg Chambers were dissolved by royal command. Berlin reports December 24 that ex Minister for Religious Affairs Robertus Jagerczow has been expelled, arrested, and taken to Stettin railway station. Police aim to arrest several other democratic party members in Berlin.
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Stuttgard
Wirtemberg
Berlin
M. Robertus Jagerczow
Stettin
Democratic Party
Poland Preparations Reported From Frankfort
Letters from Frankfort state that the Polish kingdom shows extensive preparations by the Cabinet of St Peters. Enrollment of conscripts proceeds with extraordinary severity in the empire. Contracts for provisioning two great armies are concluded and new troops train with activity despite cold. Bonet troops concentrate in the Assian Baltic provinces.
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Kingdom of
Poland
St. Peters
Bonet
Assian Baltic
Mysterious Boston Murder and Speaker Election Stalemate
The Europa reports continued failure to elect a Speaker and a stalled President's Message. The Boston murder case of Dr Packman provokes public exclamations as Webster remains jailed. A coroner’s verdict blames Professor Webster for Dr Packman’s death.
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House of Representatives
Free Soilors
Senate
Ola Grimes
Ned
Packman
Webster
California gold production and hoarding questioned
California figures on gold output appear exaggerated as 80,000 miners may hoard much of their yield. Estimates include outfits valued at 20 million dollars and total yearly costs around 80 million dollars. About 500 vessels and 100,000 people were in California by November 1, with thousands more en route. A New York Herald report notes Deseret settlers establishing a constitution and mint, while Oregon sees high prices and a population drain to California.
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