Desolate Venice exodus and Austrian moral edicts abroad
The text describes a mass departure from the ruined Venetian state with families cashing out depreciated capitals, seeking obscurity in Europe while some pursue battered livelihoods elsewhere. It notes martial law punishments for inscriptions and bans on distinctive dress plus court orders affecting English residents at Lucca and Malta’s refugee handling, with Austria’s loan terms and Radetzky banquet as broader context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Venice
Austria
Gorzowski
Milan
Ernani
Lucca
Tuscany
Baths of
Florence
Bagni di Lucca
Pakenham
R.N
Malta
Dardanelles
Prussia Debates New Constitution and Chamber Power
Berlin chambers debate octroyed constitution revising committee restores taxation rights to people voting 212 to 93 against ministers. First Chamber sanction of compromise prompts dismal reception. Second Chamber lines up budget delay clause allowing taxes to continue. Waldeck and Temme win in Westphalia. Vienna congress rumored on German question with Bennigsen and Beust headed there.
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People’s House
Democratic Party
Coesfeld
Borcken
Waldeck
Temme
Vienna
Count Bennigsen
Hanover
Count Beust
Saxony
Lodging in the Lazaretto Alleged for Malta Detainees
The Malta Mail reports eighteen to twenty detainees moved to the Lazaretto to improve their quarters but found little comfort. Starved and half naked, they lay on flea-attracting straw mattresses with flies tormenting ailing prisoners. Critics condemn the Governor and the British Colonial Office for approving such conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
M. Agostini
Robin
Lyourgue
Malta
Lazaretto
More O’ferrall
Athens
Constantinople
Genoa
Rice Jones
Corradino Mole
Malta Mail
Duel Near Lausanne Leaves Two Wounded In Switzerland
Geneva reports French refugees have mostly moved inland with about thirty remaining in city trades. A duel near Lausanne between Serjeant Boichot of Paris and Count Moreno of Isabella Segunda regiment left Boichot badly wounded with a rib shot and Moreno shoulder and neck wounded after two pistol rounds.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Lausanne
Serjeant
Boichot
Paris
Moreno
Isabella Segunda
Spain
Donna Maria
Portugal
Soldier shot for Baden insurrection after court martial
At Manheim on the 19th he was tried by a court martial for his part in the Baden insurrection and executed at five o'clock the next morning. A athletic young man of twenty seven with little talent or energy for the cause, he and the public were unprepared for such severity.
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Rapetzky
Marshal Radetzky
Vienna
Radetzky
Voltri
Trebbia
Haynau
Rajachich
Prince Schwarzenberg
Jellachich
Stadion
M. Schwal
Pulsky
Hungary
Kossuth
Madame Meszlenzi
Pesth
Widdin
Guyon
Longworth
Macdonald
Russia
Austria
Comora
Lloyd
Manheim
Baden
Turkish stand against Russian refugee demand fuels crisis
In Constantinople the Turkish government rejects Russia’s push to extradite Polish and Hungarian refugees. M. de Titoff suspends relations. Prince Radzivil leaves for St. Petersburg as France and Britain seek to uphold the Porte. The Sultan, Grand Council, and Ulemas oppose surrender of the refugees. Aupick pushes for a French fleet to the Dardanelles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Constantinople
Aupick
Porte
Prince Radzivil
Nicholas
Radzivil
Turkey
Grand Council
Sheik-ul-Islaem
Sheik ul-Islaem
M. de Titoff
St. Petersburgh
France
England
la Presse
Dardanelles
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Messrs. Hope
Amsterdam
House of
M. A. Rothschild
Frankfort
Times Vienna
Germany
Prussia
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