Dialogues and harsh realities from the Franco Prussian era
Extracts recount conversations between Chanzy and Thiers about war and peace and a frankfurt style exchange with Bismarck. Other notes describe French hardships under Prussian occupation near Paris including looting, requisitions, and abuses faced by civilians.
German Parliament Elections Result in Large Liberal Gains
Across 382 districts 352 reports show clericals winning in Silesia Westphalia and Rhenish Prussia while Social Democrats gain few seats. South German states return about 60 Liberals and National Liberals, with repeats and supplements in many regions.
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Germany
German Empire
Prussia
Silesia
Westphalia
Rhenish
Socialist Democrats
Sost
Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg
George
Baden
Democrata
Saxony
Progresarats
Wurtemburg
Bavaria
Old Patriotic Party
Peace extends across German states as elections conclude
The piece notes Bavaria joins the German Confederation with one Moderate Patriotic deputy and a supplementary election pending. Moltke Werder and Manteuffel are rejected in Berlin, Liberal leaders chosen. The Parliament opens on the 21st with the Emperor. Grand Duke of Baden returns to Carlsruhe amid cheering crowds and a torchlight procession. The city lights up to celebrate peace.
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Bavaria
Patriotic Party
Moltke
Werder
Manteuffel
Berlin
Liberal Party
Grand Duke of
Baden
Carlsruhe
Madrid election results show government majority
In Madrid elections the government leads with a 253 to 125 Cortes split per Imparcial. Minor disturbances occurred in low quarters, now quiet with one youth wounded. Repub lican candidates tally 30 and Carlists 55 returned. Epoca predicts Opposition above 118 deputies.
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Spain
Madrid
Imparcial
Cortes
Epoca
Sumner ousted from Foreign Relations chair sparks GOP divide
The High Commission was hosted at a state dinner by the President. Senate caucus sustains Sumner removal as 33 to 9. Cameron confirmed chair. Critics warn party divisions and opposition to the Administration. Canadian finance minister projects a small surplus and cuts five percent on duties, keeping coal and flour duties.
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America
High Commission
Great Britain
United States
Senate
Sumner
Foreign Relations Committee
Simon Cameron
Canada
Temple presents 1870s Indian budget in Calcutta
Sir Richard Temple outlined a budget showing a 1869 70 excess of receipts over ordinary expenditure of 118 668. He forecast surpluses for 1870 71 and 1871 72 with reductions in civil and military outlay. Income tax to fall and incomes under 750 rupees to be exempt. Opium revenue projected at 8 000 000 pounds. loans of 2 500 000 pounds to be raised in England in 1871 72, none in India.
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Café Au Lait
Soupe Grasse
Café Notrands Wiriegintt
Canaillz
Maire
Bismark
Germany
Onc
England
India
Richard Temple
Calcutta
Foreign Miscellany Updates From World News
Telegram from Pekin reports all quiet as of February 16. Berlin morale study notes only 11 900 churchgoers among 630 000 Protestants and 3 777 of 23 699 interments had a pastor. Sir Samuel Baker reports well from Tewfikeeya. Antwerp seeks international law on contraband at sea. LifeStone Livingstone letter rumors persist. Portuguese gunboat Anna Maris arrives at Table Bay. Japan reports a Damio prime minister converting to Christianity and missionaries sought.
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Pekin
Huppe
Berlin
Samuel Baker
Alexandria
Tewfikeeya
Conttraband
Wak
Antwerp
Livinestone
Anna Maris
Grobisan
Table Bay
Zanzibar
Mozambique
Lisbon
Oapetown
Europe
Kirk
Livingstone
Dr. Kirk
Dr. Livingstone
Japan
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