France plots grand social reform amid conspirators
France faces a wide conspiracy linked to L Humanitaire aims to abolish existing institutions and place all property in common with a patriarchal community. The plotters include tradesmen and a journal editor. police plan drastic actions against journalists and foreign observers amid political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles X
Tian
M. Dupoty
Journal
du Peuple
Launvis
Quenisset
L'Humanitaire
Bazin
Napoleon
Colombier
Boucheron
Considere
Darmes
Montmartre
Madame Lafarge
House of Correction
Montpellier
Toulouse
Europe
Pau
M. Cazalas
M. T. Jemmapes Dupin
Aspic
M. Lenormand
Debats
Messrs
Barrett
Berryer
Arago
Mario
Mont St Michel
France
Senor Olozaga
M. Guizot
Maria Christina
Isabella
Tuileries
Maria Christina of Bourbon
Rue de Courcelles
Bayonne
Perpignan
Algiers
Mostaganem
Toulon
Oran
Saida
Africa
Portugal Budget and Treaty Revisions Highlight 1840-41
Lisbon reports on the 1840 41 budget with expenditures of 10 985 contos and revenue of 10 332 contos leaving a 652 conto deficit. A 500 conto arrears relief proposal, pension capitalization, and sales of national properties in Azores and colonies advance. A Portugal England treaty mirrors reciprocal aims opening colonies and abolishing British privileges under a constitutional regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Deputies
Azores
Portugal
England
Lord Aberdeen
Turreef? and the East From Levant News on Egypt and Turkey
Readers learn of Nile arrivals at Constantinople with Tevfik Bey and Mehemet Ali funds as Egypt seeks favor with the Ottoman Porte. Turkey strengthens its army, seeks friendly foreign ties, and welcomes Sir Stratford Canning as British ambassador amid regional shifts. News also covers US frontier calm, Canadian disputes, Venezuelan border tension, and Baltimore fire losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turreey
Levant
Smyrna
Marta Ditto
Constantinople
Alexandria
Nile
Tevfik Bey
Mustapha Bey
Mehemet Ali
Pacha
Egypt
Porte
Turkey
Stratford Canning
Bagdad
Abbas Mirza
Foreign notices from the East and Ottoman relations
Reports from the era describe ongoing migrations in Syria with 8,700 already gone and more leaving, mixed views on a minister change in Constantinople, and a Paris Univers letter claiming a firman limits Roman Catholic bishops’ headdress. Other items note Ramadan mosque visits, quarantine supervision, and diplomatic receptions affecting Lord Ponsonby and Rifaat Bey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Alexandria
Constantinople
Smyrna
Malta
Univers
Paris
Syria
Russia
Bayezid
Seraglio
Erzercum
M. Robert
Trebisond
Black Sea
Lassusse
M. de Bourqueney
Porte
Lord Ponsonby
Count de Pontois
Rifaat Bey
Wars dream and fires plague 1841 Atlantic news gloom
A chaotic summary notes a war steamer planned for Norfolk, another for Philadelphia, and one at New York. Courts Martial probe officers for a hasty return to a US ship from the Mediterranean amid looming conflict. Fires devastate Georgetown South Carolina and other towns. religious fervor grows in New York over 1843 millennial beliefs. Also reported are a Virginia silver mine find, a drowning schooner crew, Seminole emigration talks, and pestilence and market shifts in New Orleans and beyond. The piece covers violent events, ship losses, seizures of goods, and brisk international tensions along with a New Orleans yellow fever update and trader notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
M*leod
Grogan
Vermont
James W. Grogan
New York Courier and Inquirer
Great Britain
Holmes
Captain Usher
Sir John Harvey
Newfoundland
Lavery
Kingston Mills
Lake
Ontario
United States’ Navy
Venezuela
British Guiana
Boston
Prince de Joinville
Louisville
J. Potter
Colonel Wood
Natchez
England
James Wood
Gloucester
Rochester
New York
Barnes and Company
Baltimore
United States Whale Fishery
New Bedford
Fisher
Labrador
Quebec
Forsyth
John Forsyth
Washington
Georgia
Senate
Commonwealth
Spain
van Buren
Virginia
Philadelphia
Jackson
Mr. van Buren
Europe
St. Louis
Lord Morpeth
Navy Yard
Norfolk
M‘leod
Acadia
Moore
Montreal
Morrison
Colborne
Haines
Sandusky
Ohio
Lake Erie
Toronto
Coperation of
A. M.nab
H. Sherwood
la Prairie
Sherbrook
Lower Canada
Diocesan College of
Canada East
Texas
Mexico
Yucatan
Tabasco
Republic of
Osages
Dustin Gazette
Jamaica
Carthagena
Jane
Carmona
Vera Cruz
St. Augustine
Santa Anna
Mediterranean
Macon
Georgetown
South Carolina
Kingston
Stafford County
Susan
Nova Scotia
Florida
New York American Bible Society
New Orleans
Vicksburg
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Fanny Blasler
Ohio Trust
Columbia
Paris
Heatta
City
Board of Health
Potter’s Field
Montreal Herald
Utica
Ark of Safety and Freedom
Rasco
Upper Canada
Vermont Watchman
Jenison
Richard Jackson
Sir Richard Jackson
Richard
Government-house
Crown
R. Jackson
S. H. Jenison
Discuren Texritory
St. John’s
New Brunswick
Penobscot
Alignash
Peru Bolivian turmoil in 1841 threaten Gamarra rule
From Lima dated July 10 1841 reports partial calm after Gamarra returns with about 300 troops. Arequipa province remains volatile with Santa Cruz faction demonstrations and alleged assassination of General Castillo. Bolivia shows a revolution in Santa Cruz's favor with potential war plans against Ecuador and Peru. Ecuadorian Flores commands 3000–5000 ready troops. Bolivian Santa Cruz may muster 4000–7000 and seeks Chilean support. Naval buildup by Santa Cruz forces, including an 18 gun barque and private Austrian ship, aims at war with Ecuador and Bolivia, while Chile’s reduced army bolsters a 48 gun frigate.
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Lima
Peru
Arequipa
Gamarra
Castillo
General Gamarra
Bolivia
General Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz
America
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Flores
Paira
Chili
France
Cobija
Gamarre
Rio Prara
Oswego
Green
Boston
Buenos Ayres
Coe
Buenos’ Ayres
Dezatur
Interior Provinces
Interior
la Madrid
Lavalle
Tacaman
New Zealand Company dividend approved at public meeting
At the New Zealand house Broad-street, a general meeting of the company declared a ten percent dividend for the year ending April 1842. The report showed a large surplus and profits from land sales in Nelson, with emigration funds allocated and half yearly dividends proposed. Notables including Joseph Somes and Sir Isaac Goldsmid attended, praising colonisation and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand Company
New Zealand House
Joseph Somes
Francis Baring
Aglionby
M.P
Mangles
Marjorytbanks
General Court of Proprietors
Nelson
London
New Zealand
Wellington
New Plymouth
Isaac Lyon Goldsmid
Holland
Haarlem
Port Nicholson
J. L. Goldsmid
William Trimmer
G. Dawson
Wilson
R.N
London Company
Plymouth
Royal Botanic Society
Regent's Park
Lord Stanley
Henry Manners Sutton
Thomas Hughes
Robert Tyas
Dolby
St. Pancras
Hughes
WerstmMinstEr Reform Society
Westminster Reform Society
Stannard’s Hotel
Charles-street
Covent Garden
Comertteg
City of Westminster
Prout
Hoggett
City and Liberties of
Westminster
Trott
Statistical Society of
Buazintan Mixing Company Meeting Report at London Club
A Tuesday gathering at the City of London tavern discussed the cane company accounts and mine statements. J Walker chaired as the secretary read the last meeting minutes. The report showed unsettled prospects but a profit for the year above £14,000 after costs, with mines yielding 410 lbs. Directors expect gradual future increases while economy is urged. The meeting adjourned around three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buazintan Mixing Company
City of London
Bane
Themia
J - Walker Meeps
Min? Tong
Utes Cp
Eerths
Ae Anea
Ireland Enfranchisement Notice for Freemen and Heirs
In Ireland the liberal claimants born or married to freemen or who served free citizens may now obtain their rights without religious or political bias. Protestants and coalitions previously denied access are urged to come forward promptly as the opportunity may be short. The notice mentions representation of Bandon and a solicitor’s actions in the matter.
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Catamarca
Aldao
Tucumen
Salta
Tucuman
la Rioja
Oribe
Lagos
Maza
Vera Cruz
Valencia
Puebla
San Augustin
Bustamente
Acordada
Tonejon
Congress
St. Augustin
Santa Anna
Mochas
Liperan Freemex
Bandon
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Foreign Intelligence
Madrid
Borio
Gobernado
Fulgosio
Espartero
Tejuda
Saragossa
Junta of Vigilance
Christina
Barcelona
Nogar
Navarre
Ayerbe
Basque
Alcala
Oriceta
Liorente
Murcia
Arce
Quiroga
Don Fernando Cordova
van Halen
Serrie
Fueros
Catalonia
Guipuscoa
Pampeluna
Patfehins
St. Schagan
Biscay
Socoa
Saint Sebastian
St. Sebastian
le Sentinelle Des
Samosierra
Rodil
Sto
Navarré
Vera
Arragon
Estella
Tudela
Ebro
North
Germany
Buussels
Norv
Vandermurten
Delcourt
Geaux
Brussels
The
Siecle
M. Lebon
Belgium
Ingolsdadt
Bavaria
Munich
Liege
Gemersheim
Rhine
Livonia
Riga
Athens
Greece
Saxony
Pontifical Government
Rome
Corps Diplomatique
Lucca
Limburg
Dr. Mohr
Vienna
Kemorn
Schutt
Hungary
Waag
Danube
Bay of Naples
Capri
Leghorn
Berlin
House of Orange
Prussia
Upper Germany
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Osnaberg
Hanover
Nouvelliste Des Flandres
Bruges
St. Catherine
Brazil
Netherlands
M.scherif
Arnhemsche Courant
Grand Duchy of Luxemburg
Chamber of Deputies
Duchy
Luxemburg
Garrick
Skiddy
Halifax
Judkins
Liverpool
South America
the Metropolis
Wales
Scotland
British Seas
Windia
Ischidt
Pris
Marie
George
Loria
Herdig
Santashire
Elias
Eve Nile
Isin
Leigh
Ieee
Ireland
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