Threat of Counter Revolution in France Stirring London
From London papers of March 11 reports a rising in France against the Bourbon order. Proclamations by Benton and suspected Napoleon III supporters spark unrest, with Paris students and deputies detained. News notes Russia and Turkey tensions, and sporadic disturbances across departments.
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Herald
Boston
Liverpool
London
Anther
Napoleon Ir
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le Roi
Fance
Pais
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Spain
Italy
Germany
Doarbausup
Samumur
Tours
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Chamber of Deputies
British unrest and insurrection fears amid global turmoil
The article notes discontent among manufacturing and agricultural interests seeking relief, White Boys activity waning but still dangerous, and a claimed surge of insurrectionary mood in Paris and London. It cites the Courier on diminished crime due to the Insurrection Act and reports British Luminary's March 10 dispatch about an imminent Bourbon-averse uprising and halted Paris correspondence.
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Great Britain
Paris
Londin
Paris calm after crackdown on scandalous riots in fortnight turmoil
Paris reports tranquillity restored after strong measures deterred further disturbances. French parliament debates continue with the censorship law on the tapis. An amendment seeking five year re establishment of press control was rejected 11 to 97.
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France
Paris
Tapis
Reports on Russia Turmoil and Peace Talks
A London paper June 21 reports mixed war and peace rumors between Russia and Turkey. It notes possible concessions, Russian insistence on Greek rights, limited British Austrian mediation, and a Berlin note about talks with Mr. Bagot. It mentions troop movements at the Pruth and Voruzon returning to Russia.
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London
Turkey
Moldavia
Wallachia
England
Austria
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Berlin
Bagot
Great Britain
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Vorruzon
Paris
France
Germany
England Gilded by Debt Bill and Secret Royal Union
Parliament shows jealously toward Russia though details are unclear. The navy five per cent bill passed and received royal assent, cutting public debt by 1.3 million pounds annually. Revenue surplus for the quarter stands at 480 000 pounds. A secret marriage reportedly occurred between the king of England and the princess of Denmark. Irish outrages continue with harsh punishments for culprits. The Lonian Isles remain under English protection.
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Russia
England
Denmark
Ireland
Greeks vow large force to defend new Greek state
The Argos senate pledged 80 000 infantry and 60 ships to the war effort until Greek independence is secured and the Turks are driven from the Morea. A Turkish fleet with troops arrived off Morea seeking to reclaim the region, while another force moves through Livadia. Alexander’s leadership could determine the outcome.
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Senate of
Argos
Morea
Livadia
Alexander
Paris Turmoil and Clergy Crowding Back to Old Regime
Reports from Paris detail tumultuous assemblies sparked by clergy reviving old regime practices during the archbishop's pastoral visit. Missionaries accompany him preaching to Parisians as if they were savages or Canadians, amplifying unrest in the city.
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Stephania
Havre
Paris
Journal Des Debats
Constitutionel
Ultino
Berton
Alexander Lamb
Chamber of Deputies
French Rebellion Leader Berton Loses Move Toward Saumur
Paris reports detail the failed insurrection of General Berton in Thouars and Saumur. He appeared with Dehn and a small retinue, proclaimed a confederation to topple nobles and priests, and aimed for Samar. townspeople resisted as authorities and locals pursued Berton, who fled in disguise.
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Tours
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