Moderate candidates triumph in Paris and provinces
Foreign and Colonial News reports broad moderate gains in Paris and across provinces. Lamartine elected in Loiret by a large margin over a Republican. Favre leads Lyons. du Petit Thouars tops Mayenne-et-Loire and Haute Vienne. Soult, Ravinel, and Verninac win in other regions amid mixed results from Red lists and Legitimists.
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M. de Lamartine
Department of the Loiret
Lamartine
Lyons
M. Jules Favre
Admiral du Petit Thouars
Mayenne-et-Loire
Haute Vienne
M. Pixier
M. Dupont de Bussac
M. Verninac
Marine
M. Ribeyroles
Seine-et- Oise
Seine-et-Marne
Eure-et-Loir
Allier
Morbihan
M. Ravinel
Vosges
M. Dufaure
M. Odilon Barrot
M. Thiers
M. Mole
M. Leon Faucher
M. de Falloux
M. Duche
Rome
M. Odison Barrot
Chamber of Deputies
M. Bouvet
French National Assembly
Richard Cobden
Moniteur
Lamoriciére
France
Prussia
Reception of French Army in Rome Sparks Mixed Reactions
Rome greeted French troops with harsh cries and mob hostility, contradicting official reports of warm acclaim. Observers note riots, imprecations toward soldiers, and several executions of those blamed as spies, while French and Italian officials seek a cautious peace and a new municipal order.
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Oudinot
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Journal Des Débats
Morning Chronicle
Hungarian Proclamation Urges Rising Against Invaders
From Vienna reports dated to the 8th describe Arad's surrender to Hungarian forces. A Budapest proclaimed call to arms urges mass resistance against Russian and Austrian forces, promising famine and scorched earth tactics, with a nationwide crusade for liberty.
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Maros
Banat
Kossuth
Buda-Pesth
Buda-Eesth
Szegeden
Debreczin
Paskiewitch
Wiener Zeitung
Hathar
Pesth
O'Stony
Acs
Porgey
Gran
Gergey
Nazy Igman
Schlick
Simbschen
Gorgey
Klapka
Denmark's Fredericia Sally Sparks Siege Drama
Danish troops deliver a bold morning sally from Fredericia fortress on the 6th instant. The fortress has faced a two month siege by Schleswig-Holstein forces led by General Bonin with German aid, located at the southeast corner of Jutland along the coast.
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Fredericia
Schleswig-Holstein
Bonin
Jutland
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