Kingship and campaigns near Paris in the Crimean era
The narrative notes King’s halt long before the Crimean and Ttasian conflicts and includes General Moltke’s remark on memorials in Berlin. It describes a royal review north of Paris, a terrace view of the Seine valley, and a visit to an old chateau Napoleon transformed into a Roman and Gallic antiquities museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moltke
MacMahon
Bazaine
Berlin
Paris
St. Germains
Seine
Napoleon
Cezar
Foreign Enlistment Act actions on Irish Ambulance Corps
The report notes the government may prosecute British volunteers in the Irish Ambulance Corps under the Foreign Enlistment Act after investigation. It also outlines Paris property losses in a siege, and details a Anglo-French Intervention Committee meeting in Hatton Garden proposing mediation and a protest procession to Buckingham Palace and embassies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish Ambulance Corps
France
Patie
Paris
Hatton Garden
New Palace
Germany
Tia
Buckingham Palace
Wurtemberg Diet convoked and envoy movements to Versailles
The Wurtemberg Diet is convoked for the 21st instant. Ministers Mittnacht and Sultow, plenipotentiaries at Munich on the German constitution, will depart for Versailles this week with Bavarian ministers. Also noted is the death of Herr Twesten and Count Bismark’s reply regarding Dr Jacoby. Rinderpest reported across forty two Rhine provinces and Brandenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurtemberg
Herren von Mittnacht
Sultow
Munich
Germany
Versailles
Berlin
Herr Twesten
Count Bismark
Dr. Jacoby
Liberal Party
Ferrieres
Cologne
Rhenish
Brandenburg
General La Marmora arrives in Rome amid cheers
General La Marmora, envoy of the King of Italy, lands in Rome and delivers a proclamation to Romans. He praises a national event and expresses hope that foreigners will judge it fairly. He asserts the government wants the Pope to exercise full sovereign and religious rights with dignity and freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Rome
la Marmora
Italian political shifts loom as Rome plebiscite nears
The King of Italy departs Florence for northern maneuvers on the 15th while Mazzini heads to Rome. The Italian Parliament meets on November 18 and will be dissolved after voting on Roman annexation and the budget. A royal decree abolishes the customs line to the provinces and details financial reforms. Ambassadors in Ghent note European hesitation as Italy plans a circular to seek recognition of its actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Florence
Mazzini
Rome
Bien Public
Ghent
Holy See
Papal States
Amnesty frees Mazzini and Spain Crown claim circulates
The Foreign Miscellany reports Mazzini released at Gasta under amnesty. A Florence telegram notes Prince Amadeus of Italy may accept the Spanish crown with King Victor Emmanuel's consent. Belgian papers urge stopping Peter's pence, citing papal pensions. Major Ku Klux cases emerge in North Carolina and Alabama. Arms modernization and diamond fields in Africa are described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazzini
Gasta
Spain
Florence
Amadeus
Italy
Duke of
Aosta
Victor Emmanuel
Peter
Belgium
Grnnerat Ronenr
Ler
Lexington
Virginia
South
Lee
United States
Supreme Court of
North Carolina
Washington
Alabama
Diamonds and Brazil yield influence on prices discussed
The article notes a total of 100,0002 or 120,0001 and compares it with Brazil’s regular annual yield. It argues diamonds have risen in value over the past twenty years, and South Africa’s supply, unless expanded greatly, will only partially check the ongoing trend toward higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
China and Her Missionaries Part Concluding View
The Rev Griffith John argues China’s state religion priority is family and state, while the Church is secondary. He warns ancestral worship complicates missions and urges measured, faith grounded handling, noting Kung Shuei as a major obstacle to Western methods. Local magistrates decide tensions with converts over annual god festivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith John
Hankow
China
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Foreign and Coloniial
Levant Herald
Porte
Vienna
Tophaneh
Zeitounbournou
Vaal
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