French Cabinet Faces Delicate Start Amid Opposition
The centre-left resists as M Buffet insists on a formal constitutional recasting before taking office. The Emperor seeks to retain hardliners like Rouher and de la Roquette, while 161 deputies remain unconvinced about the New Ministry. Bordeau is a new, relatively obscure minister linked to the interpellation.
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Centre-Gauche
M. Buffet
Themperor
Himslf
M. Rouher
Morgade de la Roquette
la Presse
Leopold I
Belgium
M. Rogier
Rogier
M. Bordeau
Débais
M. Thiers
Vienne
A. le Roux
MM. Dé Chasseloup- Laubat
Duvergier
Senate
Emperor Receives Austrian and Hungarian Delegations
The Emperor met the Austrian and Hungarian delegations on Saturday. Prince Carlos Auersperg and Count Majlath spoke of loyalty to the Emperor. The Emperor urged united cooperation to strengthen the monarchy and peace at home and abroad. He pardoned the Bishop of Linz, who was jailed for opposing liberal laws.
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Austria
Prince Carlos Auersperg
Count Majlath
Cis-Leithan
Thene
Carlos Auersperg
Ajesty
Reichgrab
Linz
Spain prorogues Cortes and names new ministers
The Cortes are prorogued until October with a permanent eight member commission to sit representing all parties. Decrees appoint Senor Rances in London, Senor Olozaga in Paris, Senor Mazo in Vienna, and Senor Fernandez Rios in Lisbon. The Berne legation is closed and Don Carlos has reportedly fled France into Navarre with General Elio, amid quiet Carlists and a Madrid ready regime.
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Spain
Senor Rances
London
Senor, Olozaga
Paris
Senor Mazo
Vienna
Senor Fernandez Rios
Lisbon
Berne
Don Carlos
France
Navarre
Elio
la Granja
Madrid
Lersundi
Grant orders naval support to enforce neutrality laws
The President directs New York naval and military commanders to sustain the U S Marshal in enforcing neutrality laws. One hundred forty men from Col Ryans filibustering party are captured on Gardners Island and sent to the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The New York Tribune cites Washington that Gen Sickles, envoy in Madrid, seeks to buy Cuba from Spain. The Fenian Brotherhood Senate meets in Pittsburg and appeals for American sympathy and aid, citing fifteen million Americans with Irish blood and Ireland's case.
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America
Grant
New York
United States
Ryan
Gardner’s Island
Brooklyn Navy Yard
New York Tribune
Washington
General Sickles
Madrid
Cuba
Spain
Senate of the
Fenian Brotherhood
Pittsburg
Ireland
Faithful Ally and Northern Union Offer Gift to Southern Education
The address portrays Ireland as a faithful ally of the Republic and England as its enemy. It notes Irish readiness to unite with America to control European commerce and details Mr. Peabody's gifts totaling one million dollars for Southern education.
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England
America
Europe
Peabody
South Australian Parliament to open amid colonial reforms
Fresh copper discoveries are reported as the South Australian Parliament prepares to open on a future July. New Zealand advices say the Duke of Edinburgh left Auckland on the 1st inst without meeting Maori chiefs. Rebels killed four officers and nine privates. Victorian Parliament debates land bills extending free selection to forty acres with licences for squatters. Goldfields prosper, meat preserving rising, but business and wool markets weak.
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Australia
New Zealand
Duke of Edinburgh
Auckland
International Exhibition Opens and Global News Roundup
The Amsterdam International Exhibition opens as Menvotti Garitaldi plans a visit to England. Reports from Bombay celebrate a Hindoo widow under the Widow Remarriage Association. Greek ministry leads in Corinth with 82 votes to 53. Papal news recalls the Pope's brother’s death as Cardinal Ranschét aims to avert a break with Austria. French cable success and Suez Canal opening dates are announced. Reports cover Abyssinia murders, Italian heat deaths, Herculaneum discoveries, Prussian armament updates, U S luxury spending, Brazil slavery critique, Massachusetts liquor law enforcement, and notable royal acts in St Petersburg and Potemdam.
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Amsterdam
Menvotti Garitaldi
England
Bombay
Corinth
Gabriel Mastai Ferretti
Sinigaglid
Cardinal Ranschét
Vienna
Rome
Austria
Brest
St. Pierre
Napoleon
Great Eastern
William Cory
St. Pierre and Duxbury
Suez Canal
M. de Lesseps
Apussinia
Powell
Abyssinia
Italy
Turin Gazette
Sonna
Bagnoli
Strasburg
Burrep
Courrier d’ Orient
Midhat Pasha
Babylon
Herculaneum
Berlin
Paris
Uniter States
New York
France
Brazil
Itaborahy
Massachusetts
St. Prrensaure
St. Petersburg
Hunnins
Potedam
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