Debate on Ballot Reform and Ireland in Parliament
The session featured a heated discussion on ballot secrecy and reform with speakers from multiple parties debating the pros and cons and the impact on Ireland. Amendments to tramway schedules were also considered, and the house adjourned the debate to Thursday.
Liquor on Sunday Bill Debate Ends With Thrown Out
In a parliamentary session amendment 116 failed by 105 to 11 with progress reported. Sir H Hoare urged discharging the order to go into committee. Sir H Selwin-Ibbetson moved to set the committee for a future date and Mr Monk pressed adjournment. After debate the adjournment motion was withdrawn and the house divided, defeating the bill and adjourning at 2:30 PM.
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R. N. Fowler
T. Chambers
H. Hoare
H. Selwin-Ispretson
Monk
H. Selwin-Ibbetson
Large Paris election news and naval downsizing report
A Paris telegram notes France may see large loan subscriptions with brokers backing over half the total. Elections next Sunday stir parties Gambetta and Thiers vie for Paris. abstention fears rise. Garibaldi declines Maritime Alps run. Empress Eugenie congratulates the Pope. France disarms 47 ships, dismisses 12,000 seamen as tariffs rise and inland postage increases.
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Bordeaux
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M. Estancelin
Observer
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Charles X
Comte de Paris
Maison de France
Garibaldi
Maritime Alps
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Nice
Baron Haussmann
Seine
Soverei
George Moore
Marshal MacMahon
Italy’s Parliament Concludes Session in Florence
Florence reports the last sitting of the Italian Parliament as the session ends amid plans to move the seat of Government to Rome next Saturday. A French telegram assures enrolment explanations by Colonel Charette, while Austria vows non intervention. Rumors claim the Pope may seek refuge in France on July 1 as capital moves. Pius IX lauds France yet warns truth to be spoken amid fears of Liberal Catholicism.
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Papal Jubilee and World News From 19th Century Europe
Reports from Austria show clerical disappointment over Papal Jubilee demonstrations. Berlin sources claim a peace pact among Germany Russia and Austria. Oberammergau Passion play opening draws 2000 mostly English and American spectators. German railways gift Prince Bismarck a private carriage. P A Secchi notes a new spectral method showing sunspots and protuberances. Crown Princess of Prussia hosts reporters praising war correspondence. Gulf of Bothnia sees 300-400 ships trapped in drift ice with provisions running low. Navigation could be impeded until midsummer without rain or southerly winds. Daily News Rome describes shoeblack boys offering services to foreign priests at Piazza Colonna.
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