Parisians cite Belgian unity amid Flemish Walloon tensions
The piece notes two nationalities living under shared Belgian institutions for forty years, praising liberal parliamentary fairness and neutrality. It also covers German siege life in Paris, French mobilization calls, and observations on fort Issy as bombardment continues.
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Cologne Gazette
Walloon
Paris
Daily News
Telegraph
Bordeaux
France
Algiers
Ude
Times
Chanzy
Hoff
Trochu
Schmitz
Waar
Spewersche Zeitung
Germany
Fort Issy
Pa l Mall Gazette
Versailles
Prince Hohenlohe
Fort Bicétre
Meudon
Issy
Bellevue
Isay
Vanvres
Guns Aimed at Paris Interior in Artillery Plan
The extract notes a scheme to mount heavy guns and shell the interior of Paris at leisure, detailing strategic aims of artillery batteries and the envisioned impact on the city. The passage emphasizes long-range bombardment and selective targeting of urban interiors.
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Hoff
Trochu
Monsieur Malbrook
Paris
Francs-tireurs
Delilah
Pall Mall Gazette
Rome welcomes Prince Humbert and Princess Margherita
A special Rome telegram reports Prince Humbert and Princess Margherita arriving in Rome and greeting crowds at the Quirinal Palace. They appeared on the balcony amid cheers, with an emphasis on the Princess’s graceful courtesy and Savoy colors.
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Daily Telegraph
Rome
Prince Humbert
Margherita
Quirinal Palace
General la Marmora
Prince Doria
Quirinal
House of Savoy
Austria
Germany
Cardinal Antonelli
Neapolitan
Belgium
Gifta
England
Holland
Chamber of Deputies
Signor Visconti-Venosta
Italy
Count Bismark
M. Favre
the Gaunt
M. Thiers
Europe
Black Sea
Signor Venosta
Bavarian Lower House Approves Federal Treaties
In Berlin on the 10th Dr Max Hirsch editor of Workmen s Friend faced trial for high treason over an article on Napoleon s internment at Wilhelmshohe. The Kammergericht acquitted him noting the new North German criminal code on the 1st allows free criticism.
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Germany
Berlin
Max Hirsch
the Workmen's Friend
Kammergericht
Napoleon
Wilhelmshohe
Spain Seen Quiet As King Earns Popular Praise
Advices from Madrid indicate calm nationwide and growing public esteem for the young king despite some newspapers believed to be aligned with the fallen dynasty or the aspirant to the throne. There were signs of tempering opposition amid this period.
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Spain
Madrid
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