Cuba Plot Aims to Topple Isabella with Foreign Aid
A fragment notes plans to receive dollars to aid in overthrowing Isabella, with the promise that Cuba would gain independence in return. The text hints at foreign backing and a drive for sovereignty but offers few specific names or dates.
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Isabella
Cuba
Portugal Parliament Closed After Throne Speech
The Portuguese Parliament adjourned on Friday as the Throne Speech outlined steps to restore financial equilibrium and revive national credit. The King promised careful measures to boost imports and cut expenditures while preserving Portugal's independence.
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Portugal
Viceroy Letter to Sultan Promises Loyalty and Reforms
The Egyptian viceroy furnishes a frank explanation of Constantinople’s charges and pledges fidelity to the Porte. He hopes unfavourable impressions will fade, offers homage to the sultan, and notes forthcoming measures on land and sea forces, taxation, and foreign communications.
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Egypt
Constantinople
Porte
Turkey
Imperial
Ottoman Bank
Dur bar at Agra likely postponed due to food distress
The Times of India reports the Dur bar planned at Agra in honour of the Duke of Edinburgh is unlikely to proceed because of food scarcity and distress in Rajpootana and Gwalior. Preparations are deferred pending crop results. A Calcutta letter notes improved year prospects across India, including Rajpootana, and a Zimes correspondent says Burma’s issue has been resolved with the king ready to empower the Mixed Court while disputing a term.
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Times of India
Agra
Duke of Edinburgh
Rajpootana
Gwalior
Calcutta
India
Zimes
Burmah
Mandalay
Burlinghames Despatch Recognizes China Treaties Amid Massacre Reports
Paris papers cite a Chinese despatch praising Burlinghame for treaties with Europe and the U S. Reports of massacres in Szechnen are confirmed with about twenty dead, including a French priest. Pekin orders Hungchan to proceed to Szechenet to investigate the affair.
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China
Paris
Burlinghame
United States
Szechnen
Pekin
Hungchan
Sseehnet
Harvard Oxford victory sparks cross Atlantic goodwill
News from New York reports the Oxford crew’s win over Harvard, with American papers praising fair play and hospitality shown to the Harvard team in England. They hope for an Oxford visit to America and a warm welcome. Prince Arthur arrives at Prince Edward's Island amid enthusiasm, while U S papers discuss his limited US visit. Massachusetts Temperance Convention in Boston votes to align with the Republican party rather than form a separate national temperance group.
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Oxford
New York
Greenwich
Harvard
England
America
Prince Arthur
Prince Edward's Island
United States
Prince of Wales
Boston
Republican Party
Temperance Party
Brazil Rules Out Peace Talks with Lopez in Chamber Speech
Brazil's Prime Minister told the Chamber of Deputies no negotiations with Lopez will occur. Paraguayans at Assumption oppose a Provisional Government. General de Portineiro plans to cross the Tebicuary and occupy Jurmi after abandoning Para. An expeditionary flotilla of steam gunboats is sent up the Tebicuary toward Villa Rica to aid a siege.
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Brazil
Chamber of Deputies
Lopez
Assumption
General de Portineiro
Tebicuary
Jurmi
Para
Villa Rica
British Subjects in Paraguay Denied Ill Treatment Claim
General M Mahon United States Minister denies reports that British subjects in Paraguay were forcibly retained and mistreated by President Lopez. He states they were healthy and content, while Lopez continues to thwart efforts to end the war despite repeated announcements of its imminent termination.
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Paraguay
Lopez
M.mahon
United States
Foreign Miscellany Highlights Global Events
A roundup notes subscriptions for an India statue, English volunteers at a rifle contest, Warsaw fortified, Todleben to supervise, Philadelphia clergy boycott funerals, Berlin calls to curb convents, Russian church reforms, Garibaldi’s prisoner visit, Brigham Young on medical care, Archangel telegrams on Dixon, Peabody gifts to Washington College, an American seaman’s Cuban death sentence, solar eclipse findings, Baker expedition to Soudan, Suez Canal regulations, France’s new grape disease, Jamaica drought, 1865 rioters’ claims, South African diamond finds and related lawsuits.
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India
Lord Lawrence
Warsaw
Todleben
Sebastopol
Philadelphia
Berlin
Viest
St Petersburg
Russia
Empire
Garibaldi
Signor Canzio
Leghorn
Alessandria
Brigham Young
Salt Lake
Archangel
W. Hepworth Dixon
Cuba
America
Cairo
Sir S. Baker
White Nile
Soudan
France
Bordeaux
Burgundy
M. Planchon
Jamaica
the Star
Cape of Good Hope
Transvaal Republic
Lady Audouard challenges Figaro editor Villemessant
Madame Olympe Audouard, a noted literary widow and proficient shot, declares no scruples about challenging M. de Villemessant after a Figaro article. She warns that a ball fired by a woman can be as lethal as any strike.
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Olympe Audouard
The
Figaro
M. de Villemessant
the Figaro
New York
Nagle
Cork
O'Sullivan
New Zealand
Dunedin
Timé
Murzuk
Ghat
Miss Timné
Malta
Tripoli
Webber
Wallace
Gibraltar
Buenos Ayres
Peru
Cordilleras
Henry Ward Beecher
Sodom
Gomorrah
Osaka
Japan
GarmaLor
Garibaldi
Camillus
Marcellus
Italy