Carlist Chief Cabrera Escapes After Defeat at La Coma
Government forces recover prisoners and arms while pursuing Cabrera who fled with three horsemen toward La Coma. Queen's troops destroy Carlist hospital and entrenchments at La Coma as Pons presses the chase to avenge his brother's killing.
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Cabrera
la Coma
Pons
King Ferdinand’s Sicily decree sparks constitutional clash
The proclamation urges Sicilians to return to order and cultivate the land while promising a new 1812Based constitution with liberties but centralised control. It abolishes hereditary peerage and habeas corpus, curbs trial by jury, and ties budget power to the king, prompting Sicilian rejection and fears of war as fleets arrive and ministers confront dissolution.
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Fendmann
Orfer
Ferdinand
Times
Sicily
United Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
Daily News
Palermo
Butera
Naples
Cabint
Armistice collapse and Italian political shifts in Turin
A Turin letter reports King Victor Emmanuel's defiant stance against Austria and his refusal to accept mediation. Denunciation of the armistice spread to Milan and Turin as Sardinia readies new hostilities with French and British note. An in Rome the Inquisition is abolished and the Notre-Dame building site marked. Mazzini enters the Constituent Assembly as Tuscan union talks advance.
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Austria
Turin
Ares
Lord Abercrombie
Salasco
Adije
M. Bois le Comte
Cadorma
Milan
National Guard
France
England
M. Ferrari
Rome
Syria
Egypt
Inet
FoxLine
Daily News
War Department
Tuscany
Bosworth
Times
Chronicle
Gioberti
Il Traditore d’ Italia
M. Mazzini
Constituent Assembly
M. Sturbinetti
M. Mazzarelli
M. Montecchi
M. Sterbini
M. Manzoni
M. Guiccioli
Venice
German Unity Crisis Deepens in Frankfort Assembly
In Frankfort the question of a united Germany shifts as Welcker leads a rightwing faction toward acceptance of the hereditary German emperor and Prussia ruling, inviting Austria to join a German Federal State. The assembly paused as the resolutions stirred debate and calls to stand united against foreign interference.
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Germany
Frankfort
Welcker
Austria
Prussia
Dissolution of the Diet amid Kremsier Palace siege in Vienna
Vienna reports the Diet dissolved as soldiers surrounded Kremsier Palace. Deputies were barred from entry, with five admitted at a time, while proclamations and arrests followed. In Hungary, Hungarian forces gain momentum as Austrian troops retreat. Grammont brigade captured, Zeisberg captured, and heavy Austrian losses reported.
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Vienna
Kremsier
Stadion
Fischhof
Pratz
M. Lohner
Jatz
Windischgratz
Perth
Moin
Szolnok
Danube
Pesth
Ofen
Grammont
Ottinger
Zeisberg
Tolna
Austrian View on German Empire Crisis and Welcker's Motion
The article reports on Austrian reaction to German affairs amid Welcker's motion and Schmerling's resignation. It outlines Austria's stance for a divided federal empire with elected bodies, open voting, and potential joining of a Germanic union, while warning that failure to agree could push Austria to withdraw its support. The assembly plans permanent sittings and a vote slated for Saturday the 17th.
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Mense
Welcker
Deutsche Zeitung
Prince Schwarzgenberg
Frankfort
Baron Schmerling
Schwartzenberg
Austria
Germany
M. Reisser
M. Welcker
Prussia
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Tribunal of the Holy Office
Central Germany
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