Paris and world news from foreign intelligence reports
Paris papers report January customs duties in France fell by 361,439 francs to 10,350,169 francs, with notes on loom goods and flax. They discuss military conspiracies around Paris, trials, and the press tax debate, plus naval and political changes, rail funding, and European turmoil including Spain, Italy, and Greece with stock and naval updates.
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Paris
France
Siecle
Marshal Soult
Patriote de Soane Et Loire
Algiers
Chalons
Chamber of Deputies
M. Dupin
M. Lamartine
Dupetit Thouars
Caen
Bourbon Vendée
Courrier Francais
Cherbourg
Bricqueville
Fuxrnabl
General Pajot
Pasot
Church of St. Louis
Pére la Chaise
Horse Municipal Guard
Pajol
Carabineers
Eccelmans
M. Jacques Lafitte
Imperial Guard
D'Elite
Chasseurs
Red Lancers
Dragons de L'impératrice
Republians
Moniteur
Marseilles
General de Bar
Duke d'Aumale
Biskara
Ziban
Sidi Okba
Mount Aures
Vienna
Rome
Romagna
Italy
Marine
Toulon
Hamelin
M. Gabriel Delessert
Finance
Paris and Strasburg
MM. Gamneron
Count Molé
England
Bonnse
Rente de
Naples
Smyrna
Bandiera
Levant
la Jeune Italie
Corenza
Calabria
Sicily
Straits of
Messina
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Avignon
Strasburg
Versailles
The
National
Stephen of
Austria
Olga
Times
Germany
Europe
Russia
M. .Martin
du Nord
Court of Cassation
M. Damon
Count Dary
Committee of Railroads
M. Eillemain
M. St. Marc Girardin
Turley notes and Western Indies sailing news
Our private letters from Constantinople report no reply yet to the British and French note to the Divan. The Porte faces pressure as ministers plot against Riza Pasha with Ulemas and the Sultana Valide alleged to oppose the court favorite. The West India mail Severn arrives with mails from La Guyara to Fayal and carries gold silver and bullion plus a few passengers. In the Americas, the Patrick Henry reports a halt in congress, Fox may delay leave, and Pennsylvania sells public works to pay state debt. Cotton demand weak, New York prices down, New Orleans steady, flour firm, provisions inactive.
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Spain
Madrid
Aranjuez
Roncali
Carthagena
Inutilizar
France
Alicante
Galacia
Almeida
Barcelona
la Verdad
Congregation of the Blood
Manso
Portugal
Europe
Ocana Road
Interior
Paris
Africa
Mapato
Christina
Don Augustin Arguelles
Turkey
Constantinople
Riza Pasha
Porte
Ulemas
Sultana Valide
West Indies
Severn
Trinidad
Henry M‘leod
Manuel Martine
Sir Henry
America
Livertoo
Patrick Henry
Delano
New York
Liventog
Congress
Fox
Washington
House of Representatives
Illinois
Pennsylvania
London
Upland
Florida
Mobile
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Sic
Okc
Liverpool
Boston
Charleston
Savannah
Georgetown
Ohio
Michigan
Brandywine
Baltimore
Petersburgh
Richmond City
Jersey
Carolina
Navy
Shamul Leads Dagestan Uprising and Tarki Seizure Report
Letters from the Caucasus reveal Shamul consolidating partisans to control Northern Dagestan, crossing the Kisha at Baka and capturing Tarki on the Caspian Sea. Russians suffer assaults on forts, villages joining them face deaths or enslavement as General Klugge de Gluggenau relieves Serani.
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Caucasus
Shamul
Kistes
Daghestan
Kisha
Baka
Tarki
Cespian Sea
Klugge de Gluggenau
Pakitech
Serani
Moldavia
Malta
Sparks
Rundle
Thomas D. Penrose
Charles Harper
Harper
Abductor Detained as Ward in Chancery Plans Appears
The case centers on Newenham held on a misdemeanour charge after officers found the abducted woman at a lodging in Clerkenwell. The parties reportedly went to Gretna Green and back to London before residing in Carlisle Street and Soho Square. Newenham to be examined before Mr. Combe with an attachment from the Court of Chancery pending.
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Berkeley-Street
Portman-square
Gretna Green
London
Carlisle Street
Soho-square
Boyce Combe
Newenham
Clerkenwell
James Graham
St. Marylebone
St. George's
Hanover-square
St. James's
Westminster
St. Mary
Islington
St. Leonard
Shoreditch
St. Luke
Old Street
Court House
Marylebone
Home Office
G. Byng
Frankland Lewis
C. Napier
Sir C. Napier
J. Graham
Daniell
Boards of Guardians
Duke
District Court
Inspector Penny
William Burton Newenham
Frances Louisa Wortham
Gerard-street
Coburgtow
Ebbw Vale Works Sold to Colebrook Dale Iron Co
The Ebbw Vale and Sirhowy works were sold by private contract to Colebrook Dale Iron Company for £216,000. A preliminary agreement is signed. cash on delivery expected. Some anticipate a dividend of 14s or 15s in the pound, others around 10s. The sale preserves jobs and avoids a bankruptcy sale losses.
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Bristol
Baxexurrey
Hanford,Davies, and Co
Ebbw Vale
Sirhowy
Harris
Colebrook Dale Iron Company
Ramsay
Huntingdonshire
Ingerson
Poole
Cambridge Chronicle
Hereford
Claston Estate
Dornington
E. Foley
Stoke Edith Park
Cadnor’s Hill
The Princeton funeral rites stir Washington scene
A detailed account describes the funeral of Princeton victims with five noble figures laid in state, a solemn procession through Washington, and remarks on the powerful impact of the president's death. The narrative contrasts the mourning with a ceremonial display by military units and dignitaries, highlighting the national sense of loss.
Repeal Association meeting and Irish unrest report
Ireland date line reports the Repeal Association chair Castello with a letter from O Connell pushing England detachment from fault. 26000 new names added to 820000 petition. weekly rent total 370 with 114 from America. Reports of murder at Ardfinnane Tippe rary by two nephews. Ulster wedding question meetings. eviction fears and a near-miss armed incident near Athlone with soldiers and police misread.
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Dtsfix
The
Repeal Association
Conciliation
Castello
O’connell
England
W. S. O’brien
America
Kunting
Ardfinnane
Tipperary
Ulster
House of Lords
Acrantan Criuz
Tullow
William Reville
Ardoin
County Wicklow
Carlow
Doherty
Lord Devon
Evening Mail
R. Peel
Sandes
Dublin
Paine
Revenue Police
Her Majesty
Bugle
Black Jackets
Athone
Disorderly Sabbath Frolics Ended by Police Prisoner
In Dunfermline the long‑standing disturbances by youths during worship in the Abbey church have drawn public rebukes. Superintendent Livingstone, after gathering names, arrested the ringleader, a tailor’s son, and took him to a gaol cell, ending the mischief.
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Dunfermline
SnHockine
Episcopal Chapel
Huoky Walker
Livingstone
Fife Herald
Factories and the Factory System in the Modern Era
A critique of Dr. Taylor’s views on factory labour argues machinery raises overall employment, moderates toil, and expands demand for workers. It defends factory children’s wages, education, and housing, and urges careful, balanced policy over anti machinery sentiment and charity that worsens poverty.
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Taylor
England
Manchester
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Wellington
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Bank
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Leeks
Rotherhithe End
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Rotherhithe
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Rock
Howett
Cunliffe
Flight
Poor Law Union
Lleven
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Clerkenwell Police Court
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