Arrival of the Acadia Brings Atlantic News and Irish Agitation
The Acadia arrives with discussions on American agitation supporting Irish repeal and $5,000 in funds. Reports cover the Sandwich Islands cession to Britain, American fears, and conflicts among consuls in Honolulu. Movements include digestive treaty talk, rising tariff debate, and military orders for West Indies deployment.
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Amadiasa Liverpool
Acadia
Ryrie
Oaton
Halifax
United States
America
O'Connell
New York
Mr. Webster
Baltimore
Sandwich Islands
Great Britain
Webster
Sandwich Island
Undersdate
Honolulu
Oahu
Marquesas
Sooty
France
Simpson
Charleton
Hooper
H.E. M
Carysfort
Mazatlan
Lord George Paulet
Queen Victoria
Lord George
Boston
China
Long
Judd
John Bull
Canada
C. Metcalf
Royals
Nassau
N.P
Government House
F. Cockburn
Vera Cruz
New Orleans
Yucatan
Puebla
Moore
Mexico
London
Paris
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Paris and Iberian Tensions Span French and Spanish Crises
Paris papers report debates in the Chamber of Deputies on Soult’s war budget cuts and a Paris to Belgian frontier railroad bill postponed. In Spain, Zurbano advances near Barcelona as Prim raises volunteers. Madrid regent’s authority restored, with Barcelona bombardment fears and a shifting rebel landscape across Andalusia and Portugal’s budget impasse.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Marshal Soult
War Department
Calais
France
General Subervie
England
Journal Des Debats
Spain
Toulon
Barcelona
National
Dublin
The
Times
Ireland
North America
d’Aumale
Abd-el-Kader
Zurbano
Seoane
Ramon Narvaez
O'Donnel
Diego Leon
Queen Christina
Prim
Fernando and Cordova
Louis de Zaldibar
Montjuich
Isabel Ir
Madrid
Saragossa
Lerida
Castro
Valencia
Linage Ferraz
Salsona
Carthagena
Morella
Morente
Gandio
Oliva
Busiol
Teruel
Ciudad Rodrigo
Cabrilla
Grenada
Alvarez
Zuarbano
Andalusia
van Halen
Infante
Carondelet
Cadiz
Malaga
Patriota
National Guard
Igualda
Gracia
Igualdo
Moniteur
Bayonne
Burgos
Dutch Armies Reorganised Under Discussion At The Hague
Reports from The Hague indicate army reorganization with possible reduction of infantry and cavalry units and redistribution of battalions to six company regiments. Suppression of a regiment wager battalion, pensioning aging officers, and cut backs in naval bands are also discussed. Prayers for Princess of Orange accompany political shifts as Baron van der Heim van Duivendyke assumes finance. The Mediterranean voyage and Rhin frigate under Prince Henry are noted.
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Tue Hague
Regiment of Wagers
Princess of Orange
Baron van der Heim van Duivendyke
Mediterranean
Rhin
Prince Henry
Serbian Defense Vowed Against Russia Support
Letters from Belgrade report the senate urging Prince Alexander not to abdicate without national consent. The Metropolitan argues the prince's rights are inviolable after coronation. Belgrade papers claim Servia will defend independence like Switzerland, with 30,000 Servians deemed enough to resist Russia. The journal notes Serbia will never submit.
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Belgrade
Alexander
National Gazette of
Servia
Switzerland
Idournaliee
Russia
Constantinople Journals Report Reschid Pacha Ill News
The 7 June Constantinople journals say Reschid Pacha is gravely ill with his dissolution near. They do not confirm German reports that Servia’s senate blocked abdication or a new election. Alexandria letters note a tribute arrears payment demand from Mehemet Ali and a steamer carrying Colonel Malcolm with the Chinese treaty ratification sailing.
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Constantinople
Reschid Pacha
Senate of
Servia
Alexandria
Mehemet Ali
Malcolm
Carmarthen
Rebecca
Cardigan
Brecon Road
England
Pen-y-garn
London
Llandilo Fawr
A Ot
Griffith Bowen
Waterloo
Grenadier Guards
Newbridge
Llanelly
Rebeccaries
Narbeth
Secession Debates Move Scottish Free Church to London
A deputation led by Rev. Dr. Cunningham and Rev. T. Guthrie travels to London to explain the Scottish Free Church principles. Public meetings in the metropolis draw enthusiastic reception from dissenters and many Church of England clergy, while fundraising and guidance aim to finance hundreds of new Scottish chapels.
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Scotch Free Church
Londox
Cunningham
T. Guthrie
London
Edinburgh
Free Church
Church of England
Scotland
Bishopsgate-street
Thomas Farmer
Menchant Szamen’s Corporation
Birchin Lane
J. C. Powell
Shoreditch
James Darcy
Jane Shorecourt
Shoreditch Church
Aving
SouTh AustraLian
Banxvia Company
Old Broad Street
E. Divett
M.P
Adelaide
Meynell
Roral Scorrisn Hospital
Charles
Crane-court
Fleet-street
William Fraser
Saltoun
Scottish Hospital
Caledonian Asylum
Duke of Sutherland
St. Leonard
St. Leonard, Shoreditch
James Collier
Wix
Tones
Mills
Customhouse
Exeter
Newport
Barratt
House of Correction
Seport
Wales
Guernsey
Cambridge
Francis Barlow
Red Lion Hotel
Mary Ann Bone
Sophia Bene
St. Andrew’s Bill
Treader
Jones and Treader
Headley
Bene
Fetch
St. Andrew’s Hill
Goodwin
Gifford
Lincolnshire
Bone
University
Mary Ann
Plaster of Paris
Perepe
Twiss
Durham
Victoria Park
Victoria
China
Turkey
T. G. Wright
Simpkin and Marshall
Wright
Seizures at sea and local inquest amid unrest across towns
Reports describe seizures of eggs and fowls with concealed brandy on a Cherbourg bound French vessel, tobacco seized near Grimsby, and multiple inquests including a death by accidental cause at Broadwood brewery. Also details capture a prison escape thwarted and a fatal coal mine explosion with numerous dead.
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Commissioners of Customs
Nouvelle Societé
M. Hay
Cherbourg
Grimsby
Pink
London
Lapwing
Hampshire Telegraph
St. James's
Poland Street
Oxford-street
Higgs
Westminster
William North
Broadwood
Mundell
Broad-street
Soho
Charles Price
Newgate
John Forrester
Price
Forrester
Bethnal-green
Central Criminal Court
St. George’s Hospital
James Dowden
Brentford
Elizabeth Dowden
George Pollock
Moses Clark
Union-street
Borough-road
Union-hall
Gravesend
Clark
Sergeant Beach
Beach
London Bridge
Baker
Horn of Plenty
Globe-road
Stepney
Boyce
K Division
Faulkner
Bethlem Hospital
Bridewell
Bridge-street
Blackfriars
Earl of Shaftesbury
Peter Laurie
P. Laurie
Sucretions and London Arcades In Maslen Critique
A review of T J Maslen's Sucretions praising his reformist vision for London streets. It critiques his plan for a chain of foot-arcades from Piccadilly to Somerset House and argues about riverfront access and the balance with public property.
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London
Paris
Leadenhall-street
Cornhill
Poultry Cheapside
St. Paul's
Ludgate-hill
Fleet-street
The
Strand
Cheapside
Piccadilly
Quadrant
Leicester-square
Covent-garden Theatre
Lincoln's Inn-square
Lincoln's Iawsquare
Farringdon Market
Farringdon Street
St. Paul's Churchyard
St. Martin's le Grand
Guildhall
Bank of England
Royal Exchange
Bishopsgate-street
Bslhopsgate-street
Houndsditch
Temple Gardens
Fleet Street
New Quay Street
Trafalgar Square
Somerset House
East India House
Minories
St. James’ Place
Duke-street
Aldgate-street
Tower-hill
Liddle George-street
Vine-street
New-gare
America-square
Crescent
Passage de Choiseul
Passage du Saumon
Gallerie de Vivienne
Gallerie de la Bourse, &c
Ndon Srcadas
Houndaditch
Regent-street
Shoreditch-street
Eastern Counties Railwa
Whitechapel
Cannon-street
Walbrook
St. Swithin's-lane
St. Catherine's
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Orleans
Coburg
Cintra
Holland
Sheriia
the Metropolis
Lane End
Juyz
Fenton
Greenfields
Broadsfield
Barton
Mr. Barton
Broadefield
W. T. Copeland
Copeland
James Smith
Jacob Tipton
Moses Heath
William Shone
James Dawson
Peter Bolderstone
Big Philip
William Baker
Alfred Tomkinson
Samuel Thornton
Overman
Liverpool
Muder
John M‘kenzie
Rushton
Savannah
William Draper
Sophia
Glasgow
Oxford
D.C.L
Everett
Messrs. Lewis
Jesus College
C. Marriott
J. Garbett
Jeff
Literary Chronicle
T.J. Maslen
Smith, Elder and Co
Old Bridge
Thames
London-bridge
Fish-street-hill
Ganges
Benares
Fish Street Hill
Ghent