Politically charged notices from the Naples and Europe.
Reports describe political trials in Naples with alleged torture and coercion of prisoners, including details of urging confessions and threats. Also noted are political maneuverings in France, Spain, and Germany with ministerial triumphs, arrests, and shifts in royal and republican circles.
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Naples
Unita Italiana
Azzini
Leipnecher
Campo Santo
G. de Semane
Castel del Oro
de Semone
G. Errichello
Fancitano
Nisco
Sersale
Antonetti
F. Cavafa
Baron Poerio
Marquis Dragonetti
Acquila
Dragonetti
Poerio
M. Colella
Colella
Congress at Vienna Could Shape European Policy
Advices from Vienna state Russia aims to induce German powers to join a grand Congress at Vienna to decide European policy and establish a new basis for the system of states. Ischl talks between Schwartzenburg and Nesselrode suggest Prussia policy disapproval, Holstein and Lauenburg stay with the Germanic Confederation, and Russia may abandon rights to some Holstein possessions tied to Kiel. Times correspondent notes public anxiety in Vienna and hints at Austrian bankruptcy rumors and Haynau marshal appointment.
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London
Council of Princes
Ae Anges
Bundestag
Frankfort
Cologne
England
France
Prussia
Hassenpflug
Cassel
Kolner
Kolner Zeitung
Confederation
Butités- Palais
Vienna
Ischl
Prince Schwartzenburg
Count Nesselrode
Berlin
Peter of Oldenburg
Denmark
Holstein
Lauenburg
Russia
Kiel
Augustenburg
Times
Hungary
Daily News
Austria
Haynau
Prussia Faces Palmerston Note on Schleswig Duchies Peace
The Prussian Government received a further note from Lord Palmerston urging Prussia to restore peace in the Duchies. He complains that the July 1849 preliminaries for Schleswig independence have been abandoned. Prussia replies by reiterating its position.
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Lord Palmerston
Prussia
Duchies
Schleswig
Deputation seeks arbitration over Schleswig dispute and Kiel accident
Frankfort Peace Congress members Burritt and Sturge arrive at Kiel to press Schleswig-Holstein government to submit disputes with Denmark to arbitration. A squall capsizes a workboat near Kiel, killing thirteen of sixteen aboard. A Danish intimidation incident at Schleswig provokes further tensions.
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Kiel
Schleswig-Holstein
Denmark
Copenhagen
Messrs
Burritt
Sturge
Hamburg
Schleswig
Husum
M. Ahlefeld Laurvig
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