French Assembly pays tribute to Sir Robert Peel and notes political tension
Paris presses in sympathy for Peel’s memory as Dupin places his words in the procès verbal. Reports discuss the new press law, electoral lists, and France preparing for the 1851 English Exhibition. A 17 year old Frenchman Walker is detained near the Elysée for an assassination plot against Louis Napoleon. authorities cite suspected insanity.
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Tun Deata Op
R. Piet
M. Dupin
France
Paris
Sir Robert Peel
M. Guizot
England
Patrie
Journal Des Debats
Messrs
William Forster
Josiah Forster
Paul Bevan
Society of Friends
the Elysée
Forster
Europe
Seine
George Alfred Walker
Reublic
Good Republic
Walker
Louis Napoleon
George Walker
American Squadron in the Tagus Demands 70,000 From Portugal
Mail from Lisbon dated June 19 reports an American squadron arrived in the Tagus to press £70,000 in reparation for injuries to American interests, notably the destruction of the General Armstrong schooner. Portugal defends its dignity, warns of batteries ready to deter any insult, and considers permitted protests if justice requires yielding.
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Lisbon
Tagus
General Armstrong
Fayal
Council of State
Treaty of Peace with Denmark Ends War on Simple Terms
The treaty signed on the 2nd by England's ambassador the Earl of Westmoreland and Prussia as German Confederation negotiator ends the conflict with Denmark. Denmark binds itself not to seek foreign aid while German affairs settle. Negotiations continue for a broader union with Austria and Prussia. the Prussian Bund may be abandoned and the Erfurt Parliament unlikely to reconvene.
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Danmarx
Denmark
Earl of Westmoreland
England
Prussia
Germany
Holstein
Schleswig
Austria
Erfurt
Soule
Senate
Douglas
Sacramento
Colorado
California
New Orleans
Lopez
Sigur
Quitman
C. Pinckney Smith
Mississippi
Henderson
O’sullivan
United States
Peapbells
Dolph
Grand Levee
Point Coupée
Louisiana
San Francisco
New
Panama
Columbia City
Stockton Times
Nauvoo
Morning Journal
Hayti
Haytien
Guadaloupe
Resignations and Shifts in European Cabinets
The Wurtemburg Ministry has resigned with a new cabinet named by the King, featuring M. de Lin dau in the Home Department. Hamburg declined a North German Bund proposal. M. Leipel left Berlin as Hesse Darmstadt’s plenipotentiary. The Duchy secedes from the Prussian union amid other European political moves.
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Wurtemburg
M. de Lindau
Hamburgh
M. Leipel
Hesse-Darmstadt
College of Princes
Berlin
Duchy
Missionary loss and bereavement in West Africa
The Baptist Missionary Society reports the death of Mr Newbegin, the station's last European missionary, while en route from Calabar to Clarence for health. His wife, struck by the tragedy, has lost reason. The committee faces embarrassment over continuing the mission after such expense and promise.
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Congress
Soule
California
Missouri Line
Mexico
Pacific
Sierra Nevada
South
Baptist
West Africa
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Western Africa
Newbegin
Calabar
Clarence
Ireland
M‘neil
Collonsay
Orion
Denham
R.N
Portpatrick
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Madrid
Rome
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Freeborn
Bologna
Santa Marino
Turin
Turkey
Constantinople
Bosnia
America
Moses Montefiore
Damascus
Osman Bey
Meir Salaman Farhi
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