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French Loan triumph sparks debate in National Assembly
The report notes wide praise for the French Loan under President Thiers and Finance Minister Goulard, with monarchists offended by the success. It mentions Parliament's slow business, debates over local defence spending, and irritation at the incensing bill, plus Irish and Scottish issues, and rising harvest prospects as heat and crops shift the country.
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The French Loan Surpasses Expectations And Shapes Policy
The new French loan of 120 million pounds attracts diverse investors. It strengthens French credit and may influence German indemnity arrangements, while sparking debate over Thiers’s protectionist shift and its impact on France's future prosperity and reforms.
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Stanley reports Livingstone sighting questioned by some critics
The English public learned that Stanley, the New York Herald commissioner, claimed to have found Dr. Livingstone. Skeptics accused Yankee exaggeration and sent letters to journals arguing Stanley could not have seen Livingstone while criticizing scientists and artists for similar doubts.
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