French chamber vote on Belgium pledge and Ancona issue
The French chamber debated the Belgium conference outcome with a division over the address and ministerial strength. The division yielded 216 for the ministerial side and 212 against, a seven vote majority for the cabinet, while further discussions touched on Ancona and Papal States treaties and a renewed coalition outlook.
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Ds Debats
Ancona
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Parliament Session Set With Lord Russell Leading Address
A circular calls members and friends to attend the opening of the new parliamentary session on February 4. Edward Buller and G. W. Wood will move and second the address respectively. Also reported is an extensive seizure of illicit glass in Cooper's Court St. Luke's by excise officers, with four offenders committed to the House of Correction. In Kensialton petty sessions an omnibus conductor Parsons was admonished under new law restricting stoppages. The Sisters crew conveyed their survival after shipwreck thanks to Captain Barclay of the Emerald.
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Coal trade talk and cargo limits in port conversation
A lively discussion on coal trade routes reveals limits on voyages and tonnage, with figures showing nine voyages possible now versus twelve with faster delivery. Prices rise from 11s per ton to higher rates, and caps on daily delivery from 49 to 150 tons are debated amid market pressures.
Government to review public gaming houses plan
A deputation will soon wait on Lord John Russell to learn if ministers plan during the next session to introduce a measure aimed at suppressing public gaming houses.
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