Foreign Intelligence and European Crises Report
The date's papers focus on Marshal Souls becoming Marshal General of France and Duke d Aumale governing Algeria, with opposition from Liberal press. Narvaez heads to Paris. Spain Italy and Switzerland rumors swirl about revolts, papal independence, and Belgian-style reforms. A Turkish fire in Pera causes heavy losses. New Zealand progress includes land purchases and governor governance while awaiting broader reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Souls
France
d’Aumaie
Algeria
Dalmatus
Dalmatia
Department of War
Lovys Puiiors
St. Cloud
Marshal de Torenne
Marshalr de Villarsin
Univers
M. Guizot
Duke d'Aumole
Spain
Paris
The
Times
Narvaex
Serend
Madrid
Christina
Narvacz
Bordeaux
Italy
Pius
M. Rossi
Ferrara
Austria
Sonderbund
Louis Rilliet
Geneva
Louis XVIII
Meaux
Council General
Tribunal of Commerce
National Guard
Chamber of Deputies
Odillan Barrot
Dronyn de l'Huys
Larabit
George
Oscar Lafayette
Ferdinand
Jules Lasteyrie
M. Ernest de Girardin
M. Odillon Barrot
Sémaphore de
Marseilles
Oran
Taza
Kez
Persia
Legion of
Benoni
Theatre Historique
Galignant
Narveez
Council of Ministers
Marx
M. Odilon Barrot
AM. Guizot
M. Guizott
Portman Square Catholic rally over Pope Pius IX and Rome
A crowded Marylebone meeting backs Pope Pius IX, denounces Austrian actions against the Roman States, and votes for a sympathy subscription. Resolution supporting the pope's reform efforts and aid to Rome are adopted, with addresses to the pontiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pius
Marylebone
Literary Institution
Edward Street
Portman Square
Pope Pius X
Morris
Troy
Pinson
Exresa
Rome
M‘neill
E. W. O’mahoney
Pius IX
Papal
O'Neill
Ward
Sardinia
Leopold
Tuscany
T. P. Healey
Bernard Duffy
Friantrot
New Cross
John Griffiths
London and Brighton
Stont Neat
Brighton
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Svoryman
Clerkenwell
Middlesex House of Detention
Middlesex
Westminster Bridewell
Tothill Fields
Busiat
Panish Diapurse
Grange
Carey
Bedford
King’s College Hospital
St Giles
St. Giles’s
St Giles’s
Tha
St Clement Danes
Surrosep Mvangz
Green Man
Poplar
Baker
Eliza Rayment
Thames
Bain
Anid
Scheine
Menon
Corporation
Society
Birchin Lane
Cornhill
W. Watson
Kay
Nevernora
Eratician
Beamon, &c
le Cleaux
William Cubin
Charles Hill
London
Sherif
Thomas France
Bedford Row
Villiaca Cubitt
D. W. Wire
Guildhall
Disorder in Blackburn and Salisbury Fire Devastation Report
Reports describe a mob pelting constables and a melee in Blackburn with injuries to officers including Thomas Holden and J Feilden, prompting a detachment from the First Royals. In Salisbury a barn fire destroyed wheat, barley ricks, hay, and buildings, with extensive loss and questions about arson, plus a separate Westoe farm fire damaging twelve corn stacks and two haystacks with £1600 estimated damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Holden
J. Feilden
First
Royals
Blackborn
Merridon
Blackburn
Darwen
Manchester Guardian
Salisbury
Robert Smith
Gillingham
William Futcher
Fovant
Fatcher
Smith
South Shields
Goundry
Westos
North
The Late Conspiracy to Defraud by A Shipping Hourge
A London court heard a joint case against Gardner Holliday Casell Loup and others on charges of conspiring to defraud involving glove shipments and tools. Witnesses including Routledge Barnet and others detailed orders, deliveries, and receipt of goods, with a plan to ship and dispose of items for discount. The defense argued no criminal conspiracy by some, while Lord Mayor ordered trials for all at the Central Criminal Court and set sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo Ayy Thomeg
Holliday
Henry Pardner
Herman Casal
James Loup
Mansion House
Haddleston
Hillary
Vancandau
Soap
Charnock
Sidney
Casell
Gardner
Huddleston
Frederick Joseph Routledge
Firma
Routledgn
Felix
Addle Street
Cheapside
Augoa
Hoe
Barnet
David Woodrow
Routledge and Co
Mesars
Gardner and
Alfred Barnet
Barnet, Leaf, and Co
Wood Street
Cusell
Routledge
Cosel
Cusel
Messrs
Routledge and
Gray
James Brown
Custom House
Messrs. Hall and Co
Williams
iIport
Caseil
Hut
Pancras Lane
Sona
Crose
Olli Day
Custom House Wharf
Booth
Budge mv
George Roberta
Carmaon
Badgerow
Lampers
Johnson and Day
Eldon Street
Finsbury
J. Tetinwee
Calenderer and Packer
John Day
Cosell
H. Cosell and Co
Cranch
Loup
Hem
Tsaw Casell
Lou
Charles Proctor
Porter
Anguet
Buck
Mr. Loug
Casellia & Nex
Tucker
Sun Street
Biabepagat Pie
Maxer
Seid
Mor Naied Halliday
Halliday
Tagether
Toola
Holliday Aaid
Sydney
Sydnes
Day
Johnson
Casel
Aire Sesick Tucker
London
Tere
Vansandau
Mayer
Central Criminal Court
Committal in Embezzlement Case Against Christchurch Bank Manager
Reports from Christchurch detail the committal of Edward Owen Bishop, manager of the Wilts and Dorset Banking Company branch, to stand trial for embezzlement. Private examinations showed clear cases against him. bail was set high and he was sent to Winchester. The inquiry was long and painful, ending with a full commitment on all charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christchurch
Wilts and Dorset
Edward Owen Bishop
Winchester
Hants
Liveerpool
Newcastle
Akbar
Rosazsy
Brits
Custom House
Liverpool Mercury
Mosslyey
Mesers
Giles
Mark Andrew
Stalybridge
Mossley
Ashton
Bayley and Dewborat
Charlestown
Manchester Guardian
Messrs. Walsh and Brothers
Darwen
Messrs
Repeal meeting notes on clergy and food supply
At Conciliation Hall Dublin the Repeal Association met with Edward Murphy in the chair. J O Connell condemned Young Ireland attacks on clergy and urged restraint. Discussion covered Irish member attendance, corn supply fears, export bans, and granaries proposals, plus ejectment cases and rent. A Clare Countess bulletin noted the Countess of Clarendon delivered a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repeal Association
Deatin
Association
Conciliation
Edward Murphy
J. O'Connell
Londonderry
Young Ireland Party
Ireland
John O'Connell
Reynolds
England
France
Paris
Marseilles
Mr. Reynolds
Munster
Connaught
Leinster
J. O’connell
Forde
Hyland
Crown
Lator Sheil
Johnstown
Reynolds Asid
Mr. Hyland
Sheil
Clarexdos
The Great Barrain Vessel Towed for Repairs at Coburg Dock
The Great Barrain was towed from Prince's Dock to Coburg Dock by five Steamiug Company boats. It now floats at Coburg Dock with repairs proving effective in reducing leakage. No orders yet on future travel for alterations or machinery restoration. Agents have received no sale directions. A Liverpool Albion report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Augsburg
Turin
Austria
Ferrara
Rome
Count de Lutzow
Lombardy
Pavie
Trevica
Breacia
Milan
Pius IX
Pius TX
Maas
Carrara
Modena
Constitutionne
Jbib
Naples
Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
Sicily
Ferdinand
Cocker
Procureur Général A la Cour de Cassation
Procureur
Constantinoply
Constantinople
Pers
Galata Serail
Peru
Balak Bazar
Pera
Picolo Campo
Torkiahuarter
Ora Kuey
Ahmet Pacha
Coletti
Otho
Albania
Malacastro
Porte
Mehmet A Pacha
Hosref Pacha
Cholers
Tsebizond
Trebizond
Peninsula and Oriental Company
Sultan
Brooka
Prince's Island
Malta
New Zhealand
Weluxetos
New Zealand
Grey
Taranaki
New Plymouth
Nelson
Wiremu Kingi
William King
Waikauae
Her
Haven
Hoseason
Stanley
Calliope
Massacre Bay
Sydney
Puaba
Seruers
Warren
Fizroy
Shortland
Wairan
Great Barrain
Prince's Dock
Steamiug Company
Coburg Dock
Sbe
Ressel
Liverpool Albion
Bustep
Deats
Portman Square
A.J. Poching
Lower Seymour Street
Itis
Mra. Puchiog
Luntit Sha
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Caletrus
Felix Coll
Peper
Mapnio
Bulwer
Lord Palmerston
Count de Montemolin
Prim
Count de Rens
Progresista
Bayonne
Fomento
Barcelona
Pyrenees
la Jonquere
SS Elmo
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Calabria
St Elmo
Calabrias
Abroax
Romeo
Traffiano
Gulf
Reggio
Gerace
Ferdinand II
Nunciante
Switzerland
Miple
Berne
de Vofort
Great Britain
Cantons
Republic
Greece
Othors
Interior
Big Palamides
Riga
Volo
Arto
Eynard
Chamber
Senate
the Metropolie
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Alder
Tench
Man Challis
Besa
Corp
Cit
Higgs
Duchy of Tahécaster
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Strand
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Hares
Chichester
Wbele
Elizabeth
Adam Street West
Cook's Straits
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Poland Street
Well Street
Auckland
Slater
Watkins
Wanganui
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Straits Settlements
Grant
Peter
Jane
Cow Cross
Roe
County of
Hiolden
Hick’s Hall
G. Grey
H. Pownall
Bis
J. Horton
John Showler
Moses Salmon
Henry North
William Hinton
Palmer
Hearn
Church of England