Cuban Sugar Debate in Parliament Ends in Status Quo
A grand field day in both Houses debated Cuban sugar and the admission of Spanish colonial sugars. Despite strong arguments by Lords Palmerston and Clarendon and Gladstone, the House moved toward maintaining the existing policy. The discussion centered on treaties and the Spanish colonial system, with no consensus to alter the status quo. The division in the Commons saw Palmerston's motion fail 175 to 87, while Lords Clarendon and Aberdeen led a small minority.
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Cambridge Election Brutal Row Amid Maynooth Clash
The Cambridge election centers on the Maynooth grant and a tense clash between factions. Sir Robert Peel era politics surface as the Solicitor General Fitzroy Kelly and challenger Alexander Shafto Adair vie for the borough seat amid noisy crowds, rail labourers, and mob scenes in Parker's Piece.
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Massacre at Ouled Riab Caverns Sparks French Outcry
Reports from Orleanaville recount Colonel Pelissier’s siege of Ouled Riabs in the Daharas. Fire and suffocation killed hundreds—500 to 1,000 bodies—after burning caverns used as refuges. Accounts from Madrid and Paris condemn the act as a barbarous massacre and demand government accountability.
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