Paris and France Politics and Crop Prospects In June 1845
The French Chamber debates the 1846 budget with a rejected stamp duty proposal and a tax on dogs under consideration. A cabinet council at the Tuileries discusses actions against the Jesuits. Paris reports heat so extreme that crops, fruits, and vegetables thrive despite the scorcher. Rail and colonial funding advances, while royal circles note Arrivals in Vienna and Venice and ongoing diplomatic shifts with Rome and Morocco.
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France
Panta
Chamber of Deputies
M. Deleapant
M. Valtry
M. Emile de Girardin
M. de St. Priest
Mr. de Bumilly
Messrs. Gleiz Bezoin
Ds Tracy
Tuileries
Paris
Normandy
Orleans
Bowen
Vierzon
Havre
Avignon
Basle
la Presse
Rome
M. Rossi
Congregation of the Jesuits
M. de Remilly
Paris and
Strasburg
Tours
Nantes
Aix
Fecamp
Dieppe
Chamber of Peers
M. Auber
M. Raban
Palais Royal
Oolice
Duchess of Kent
Prince de Leiningen
Vienna
M. Berryer
Venice
Grivas
Rouen
Vontieur
Marechal Bugeaud
Algiers
D’arbouville
Marey
Ben-Salem
Bodj- Bamze
Kefis
Medea
Ben Salem
Bou Chateb
Bel Kassem Oukassi
Jorture
Sutten
Lamoriciere
Milianah
Atie
M‘mahon
Roguet
Lalla Magrins
Constitutionnel
Tangier
General Delarue
Morocco
Algeria
Mogador
Russia
Count Woronzow
Caucasus
Hoamere Mempger
Ildren
Johann Hiller
Tobingen
Oberfeltingen
Maren
Holzlock
Gazette Des Tritunauz
Western market rates and Middle East turmoil report
The piece notes Three per Cents at 30 for cash and 30% at 60 days, Five per Cents at 1g at 60 days. It describes Jesuit possession of a parish church in Lucerne, fires devastating Thasis Coire, and dire Syrian conditions with Druze attacks, refugees in Beirout, and armistice violations. It also covers Atlantic news of General Jackson’s death, Oregon annexation sentiments, Texas questions, Louisiana sugar growth, and a Charleston tribute praising British Consul Ogilby for prudence and goodwill.
Fragmentary wartime dispatches and maritime mutterings recalled
A compilation of dated notes describes ships and port scenes from Tahiti to New Bedford. It notes engagements near Kororarika, casualties among natives and English troops, a new Prussian army code, and a French protectorate clash at Tahiti with Queen Pomare's forces resisting French actions. The Talbot faces humiliation under French guard, while the Basilisk is condemned and consuls reassigned.
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de Lidge
Leopold
London
M. van de Weyer
Abip Talbot
Papeiti-harbour
Island of
Tahiti
Orahsttd
Talbot
Sandwich
Valparaiso
England
Sandwich Islands
Basilisk
Pomero
Raiatia
Ganner
Queen Pomare
Large attendance at Margaret Street Chapel amid suspension readout
The Rev F Oakeley suspension reading drew a huge crowd at Margaret Street Chapel. Sir Herbert Jenner Fust ordered the proclamation, while Rev W A Richards spoke briefly on church affairs with no mention of recent events. The service concluded with prayers and offerings as the congregation awaited the suspension order.
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F. Oakeley
Margaret Street
Richards
Oakeley
TRE Society of Old Frigsps
Finsbury Square
London
Vauxhall Gardens
Vauxhall
Dixize
Highbury Barn
Wild
Cnersewoxczns’ BeggEvoLext InstituTion
Bathe
Breac
W. Ewart
M.P
Hobbs
Toole
Blackwall
Folly Row
Folly House
Wet
Greenwich
Woolwich
School ‘House Lane
Welldown
Jeffery Square
Crookland
Isle of Dogs
Thames
Races riot and mob violence disrupt Guernsey drill day
On a busy race day between forty and fifty soldiers clashed with drunken townspeople. A sequence of fights, crashes and threats led General Napier to restore order after a violent assault on him. A guard and locals were injured, and Barbet, son of the Guernsey gaoler, was jailed after striking the general. The incident reveals ongoing tensions between British troops and Guernsey residents. In Liverpool a funeral procession by Orange men met an attack from Irish residents, with stones and brickbats flying, but no killings reported. Three local priests aided calm as police struggled to contain the riotously mobbed streets.
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Guernsey
Napier
Picquet
Barbet
Jersey
Livorpool
Ayrmax
Dale Street
Bryom Street
Great Crosshall Street
Lace Street
Fontenoy Street
Srna
New Bird Street
Toxteth Park
St Mary's Cemetery
Park
Scotland Road
Broom Street
Liverpool Albion
Australia
Lega
Wich
Messrs. Nature
Berg Sore
Calebs
Australis
England
Melbourne
Carrie d
Messrs. Cox
Howard
Brooks
Wen of England
William Ware
Worship Street
Thea
Cooper
Ward's Row
Bethnal-green
Sarah
WM. Wasass
Hammersmith Police Court
John Peel
Bubl House
Hammersmith
G. Clive
Edward Lewis
Shannon
Middlesex
Strood
Mr. Shannon
Hamartsmith
Pes
Peel
Vines
Lewis
Stopres
Presndonsa
Mary Watts
Sam
William Wilkinson
Wattt
Defendant
Lewisiness
Mr. Peel
Lee
Clive
Cage
London Fire Ravages Eight Homes At Water Lane
Eyewitness accounts describe a sudden blaze along Water Lane that left eight houses wrecked by nine o clock, with residents displaced and several named victims listed among the casualties. Reports also note widespread street disorder and a violent night with robberies and a heated scuffle in Parliament Street.
O Connell Leads Ulster Petition Efforts At Dublin Meeting
The crowded Conciliation Hall heard Mr. O Connell pledge to preserve and extend the Ulster tenant-right, denounce landlord schemes, and oppose the New Banking and Colleges Bills. He urged broad repeal petitions, warned against bandism, criticized police armament, and called for tranquillity Old Ireland and repeal unity. The meeting adopted a 3000000-signature goal for next Parliament.
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North
Ulster
Davis
House of Commons
Ireland
Ulater
O'Connell
Lister
England
Roebuck
Mr. O'Connell
London
Perdon
Tittle Roebuck
Ben. Genceman
O'Brien
Banking and ‘Colleges
John Russell
Cork
Ballinhassig
Booth
T. Maguire
Cavan
J. H. Grattan
J. O'Connell
Emigrant books and native life in Australia described
A London review outlines a barrister author’s travel notes on Emigrant life in Australia. It details native soldiers encampments, Paramatta convict women, aborigines, and colonial law, with observations on settlement, economy, and social issues.
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Foreign Intelligence
Bpain
Marquis de Miraflores
Ziempo
Don Carlos
Mane
Castellano
M. Castillo Y Avense
MM. Brunelli
Gibraltar
Cygne
Veloce
Titan
Seville
Eash
Switzerland
Berne
Lucerns
Scott
Thasis
Coire
the Grisons
Syria
Bryaour
June Mountain
Dog River
Nahr-el-Chebb
St. Jean @s Acre
Beyrout
Plagas
Zabll
Amberica
Oxford
Rathbone
New York
Canada
Galveston
Texas
Elliot
Mexico
New Orleans Picayune
Rio Grande
Stockton
Jackson
New York Courier and Enquirer
General Jackson
Andrew Jackson
Hermitage
Nashville
Houston
Louisville Democrat
Providence
Wwacnixcox
Baltimore
New York Courier and Enquirer Nates That the Hon. L. M.lane
London Mission
Oregon
Liverpool
Spriegeld
Illinois
Ford
United States
Winchester
Lieut
Fremont
Connecticut
Ater
Miles
Congress
Hammond
South Carolina
Thomas Clarkson
Times
Louisiana
America
Charleston
Wm. Ogilby
Ogilvy
South
Americ
Aren Gipen
Mid Lothian
Sydney
Hazard
Kororarika
Auckland
the Metropolie
Waterloo Road
James Wheat
Waterman
Joseph West
Ditto
Joseph Taylor
Jobo Didden
Sawyer
James Moore
Emma
William Leonard
Joseph Lund
Regent Street
Parliament Street
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Co. J. Baker
Mith and Elder
Baker
Powlett
Paramatta
Paramutts
James Magouran
New South Wales
Christ
Port
Portland Bay
South Australia
Tn van Diemen‘s Land
van Diemen's Land
Portland Bey
Sherwood and Co
Taz
Famsily
Pictograf Guipss
Exraas
Orr and Co
Smollett
Marryat
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