Spain News From Barcelona and Madrid in July 1841
Barcelona dispatch reports a major émense scare with the captain-general also commanding custom-house forces allowing confiscated merchandise to be sold at auction on July 7. Operatives halted the sale by barricading a street, then Van Halen ordered the sale ceased. Barcelona prepared to mark July 18, with a monument planned for Hondaro. Madrid letters note Cortes to close at month end and a peninsula tariff ordinance dated July 9. The Regent decreed a national manifesto against Rome’s allocution of March 1. Carlist border fears rise as arms and gear are seized. Spain sells Fernando Po and Angos to England for £60,000 due to their uselessness and lack of garrison.
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Marylebone Victory Toasts Rally Reform Supporters
A Marylebone election victory celebration remarks on the ministry’s record, the need for continued reform, and the risk of Tory misuse of power. Commodore Napier pledges loyalty to the borough, denouncing bribery, and urging open representation while Sir Benjamin Hall lauds the ministers amid cheering. Disturbances from a noisy vestryman interrupt reporters.
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Uncollected revenues and debt plan in Europe
The article notes over 15,000 contos in uncollected government revenues and reserved properties, with a plan to use the fund to redeem national debt to Germany. It covers Hanover politics, Hanoverian approval of constitutional stands, Vienna exchange woes, and movements in Bavaria, Cologne, and Argau, including Jesuit orders and cantonal matters.
France in Turmoil as Toulouse Reins Taken by Government
Paris dispatches report M Bou cher named to govern Toulouse with military support as royal ordinances reshuffle Toulouse officials. Emancipation notes fortifications funds and guards to curb unrest while Duval arrives as extraordinary commissioner. Paris seeks rapid suppression of disturbances and vigilance across departments.
Metropolitan Court of Aldermen Proceedings and Excursions
A London court of aldermen met with reports from sheriffs on prisons and a plan for ventilation at the sessions house. The death of John Teague prompted condolences, and governance changes at the House of Correction were proposed. The journeyman committees discussed freedom admissions, widows’ inventories, and new appointments. The issue included the Stationers Company excursion to Richmond, dock company meetings with shipping totals, charitable society notices, and Hyde Park field day for the Scots Fusileers where a tragic accident injured two infants.
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Wreck sighting near Cape Hatteras sparks President speculation
The Augusta reports sighting a wreck about 90 miles south of Cape Hatteras on the 24th mat. The hull shows heavy machinery and boiler remains, with no signs of crew. Citizens of Philadelphia and New York think it may be the President burnt at sea. exchange to England stood at 7 and 84 percent.
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Murder near Barnard Castle shocks Barnard Castle
Barnard Castle residents are startled by the murder of Anthony Capelow, a 57-year-old farm-servant from Stratforth. He was attacked after leaving a tavern with a man named Dent and died from blunt force injuries. Dent and two others are in custody as investigators pursue the case.
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