French Loan Success Delights Thiers and Nation
The French Loan's overwhelming success pleases President Thiers and ministers and draws cheers across France. Goulard touts vitality and confidence in a Conservative Republic, while monarchists seethe at the praise. Parliament debates local forces, licensing, and Scotch Education, with mixed amendments and unresolved issues as the session nears end. The week closes amid heat, crops ripening, and limited foreign news beyond ongoing telegrams.
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Thiers
France
Paris
National
Europe
M. Goulard
Justice Keogh
Ireland
Henry James
Lords
Scotch Education Board
Commons
Reuter and Co
Spain
Grant
Geneva
Sumner
Horace Greeley
The French Loan Triumph and Its Political Fallout
The French loan of 120 million pounds sterling is oversubscribed many times, drawing capital from Germany and across Europe. It strengthens French credit and politics, supporting republican stability while foreshadowing possible settlements with Germany. Thiers faces criticism for protectionist policy and costly reforms.
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France
Germany
M. Thiers
Paris
England
Bismarck
M Thiers
Napoleon III
Napoleon
Dr Livingstone Found Stirs Skeptics in England
Flash of news from England reports Stanley, the New York Herald commissioner, locating Dr. Livingstone. Some critics accuse Yankee fabrication and seek internal evidence to deny the sighting, citing suspicions in scientific and artistic circles.
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England
Mr. Stanley
New York Herald
Dr. Livingstone
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