Insurrection in Poland Alleged Conspiracy and Russian View
Warsaw reports a Polish author Miniszewski killed on his stair. insurgents seize 900 Russian rifles near Dupnow. Dispatches quote Prince Gortchakoff insisting the revolt arose from a broad anti social conspiracy, not mere recruitment, with Poland granted autonomous institutions under Russian rule.
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Poland
Warsaw
Miniszewski
Danuzic
Danziger Zeitung
Diina
Dupnow
JnAnostaw
Liblinied
Prince Gortchakoff
St. Petersburg
Lord Napier
London
Mazzini
Alexander I
Kingdom of
Russia
Alexander
England
Gorteliakoff
Tores
Stanton
Warl Ruségel
Buessia
France to set ladies carriages on all railway lines
The French Government plans women only carriages on every rail line. A Parisian senile bachelor De Chastellux has earned a Bachelor of Sciences through a writing exam. Paris imposes new rules inspecting songs in coffee houses and suppressing popular tunes. A wedding anecdote features the Emperor and an eighteen year old bride. A garter theft scam circulates from Paris shops. Wolves pursue M Decheppe near Gimécourt after a late ride. he escapes with nerves shaken.
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France
de Chastellux
Paris
National Guards
Tuileries
Parig
Indy
Hunrep Ny Woigis
Galignani
Decheppe
M. Decheppe
Gimécourt
Death of Signor Rugiziero Sette in Italy
Italy reports the death of Signor Rugiziero Sette once president of the Sicily government, with a frigate sent to transport the body to Palermo. A separate dispatch from the interior minister denounces meetings for Poland as political obstruction and orders dissolution of gatherings endangering state safety. A Florence king tale recalls a royal audience with a newspaper boy and a fox anecdote, illustrating Neapolitan and N uscan wit around the king.
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Italy
Signor Settimo
Ter
Signor Rugiziero Sette
Senate
Sicily
Palermo
Prngolo
Poland
Victor Emmanulel
Florence
Wnh
Pentlenan
Assembly Meeting Debates Abolition Tone and Voter Impact
A local gathering discussed abolition themes and the influence on residents. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the event touched on political positions and potential changes in public policy and civic engagement.
Trevelyan Plan Cuts Indian Duties and Aims Tax Abolition
The Spectator reports Sir Charles Trevelyan proposes sweeping Indian duty reforms. A surplus of two million pounds would standardize ad valorem duties at five percent, with exceptions for spirits wines and beer adjustments. Income tax to stay unchanged, with aim to abolish it next year.
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Tun Tsown Dunst
Charles Trevelyan
India
Spectator
Federal successes on the Mississippi reported from New York
The April 22 bulletin notes strong Federal forces on the river with Vicksburg and Fort Thadson rendered useless and Union ships breaking the blockade. Reports mention battles near Corinth and Nashville, and Gen Banks’ operations in Bayou Teche. Dupont’s monitors outside Charleston and the Peterhoff case in prize court are also summarized.
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Mississippi
New York
Vicksburg
Fort Thadson
Admiral Porter
Uom Lanspark
Warrenton
Grasshaur
General Banks
North Carolina
Washington
Newbern
Eiral Foster
Sutety
Virginia
Nasemond
Suffolk
Norfolk
Corinth
Nashville
Alam
van Dorn
Charleston
Dupont
Peterhoff
Lars Stussell
Matamoras
Linealn
Western Virginia
Scott
Leacar Merrine
General Scott
Speck
Balccony
Fifth Avenue
Dlr
Bancroft
John van Buren
Laymorid
New York Limes
Kimball
Couiaot
Isdemand
Colanel Kimball
Curcoran
Fragmented 19th Century Notes On Society And War
A garbled column surveys social quirks amid Civil War era terms. mentions women editors, scarcity of labor in California, pork eating habits in a distant town, Confederate finances, and a mix of military and domestic scenes with references to New York regiments and wartime sentiment.
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wHem Pfarnsr
Mast
California
Laper
Treitor
Vue
Livina Loxa
Ulduo
Andrew
Eid
Bel Wall
Civeen
Wissonsin
New York
Winan
Roathe
Jodin Stiehel
Crida
Spinel
Dias
Gienthal
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Wren
Iris
Declartiz
Susanne
Stustow
Council of
Russell
Wil Natand
Rance
Ene
Prussia
Patesia
America
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