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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 09, 1868
Page
6
The article reports protests by English journalists after Mr Johnson defended naturalised citizens following William Roebuck's criticisms. It notes Roebuck’s alleged indiscretion and hints the Sheffield member may lose his seat as reactions intensify.
A Pais letter notes King and ministers quarrel over union and policy while Prussia plans to trim the army by 80 000 by moving reserves to landwehr. Rochefort’s Lanterne battles censorship as Napoleon III debates public mood and Paris press war rhetoric.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses peace in Europe and a remark about France not entertaining a certain path. Content is garbled with uncertainty about specific events, dates, or actors.
Indépendance Belge notes honours to the Count and Countess of Girgenti at the French Court revive Italy’s internal tensions. The withdrawal of foreign troops from Rome grows as Signor Ratazzi guides a strain on the Government. Menabrea pressures Paris while a Naples paper reports rising Papal deserters and new recruits failing to match those leaving for France.
A Paris despatch prompted Cardinal Antonelli to urgently contact Monsignor Chigi protesting the ending of a Roman occupation. The dispatch signals tension within official Rome as the Vatican and its agents respond to French policy.
The Times Paris correspondent reports that while a ministry change in Spain has been widely discussed it is not expected to occur. The gossip that the Queen may meet Emperor Napoleon during his Biarritz visit is revived.
A Atlantic cable telegram reports Republicans carried Vermont by 28000, 8000 more than last year and well above expectations. The item notes Democratic momentum in New York, Hoffman nominated for governor, and resolutions favoring debt payment in paper money, early specie resumption, amnesty, and debt taxation.
Melbourne papers cheer the end of the two year dispute after Sir Charles Darling refuses the grant. The Melbourne Age notes relief and lingering rancour, while the question of popular control over the colonial purse remains. Sydney reports a June 18 NSW coast earthquake slight in impact with little public notice.
Telegram reports the Austrian Imperial family converging at Ischl for a royal family council. An Anglo-Danish submarine cable reached beyond 200 nautical miles without incident. Turin telegram says Mont Cenis railway restored with regular service resuming on Saturday.
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