Foreign Intelligence Reports Amid Grain Crisis Abroad
Reports from French sources describe renewed acts of sedition in various regions as grain shortages spur unrest. Governments push to calm fears of insufficient crops while prices ease in some markets. Diplomatic moves include Belgium France frontier passport relief and naval service adjustments for young seamen. International notices touch on Ibrahim Pacha in Syria and Mehemet Ali in Egypt amid shifting alliances.
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Inglom
Alencon
Blois
Tours
Lower Seine
Daudeville
Vernon
Senlie
Department of the
Oise
France
Housdon
Abbeville
Victor- Aisne
Caen
Flanders
Vienne
Deux-Sevres
Moniteur
Marshal Clausel
Toulouse
Port Vendres
Africa
Chamber of Deputies
Belgium
Marquis de Rumigny
Spain
Bergara
Madrid
Guipuscoa
News from Spain and Swiss tensions cloud European affairs
Despatches from Navarre and Aragon report General Espartero preparing for further pacification, with Carlist movements and French frontier activity noted. French Bayonne dispatches claim the Cortes favored fueros, while Don Carlos faces mixed reactions and a cautious Paris set prepares for possible departure. Swiss fears rise as Valais tensions threaten federal unity and Basel reports mobilization.
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Madrid
Espartero
Elicondo
Navarre
Agque
Bastan
Borunda
Ribera
France
Zamategui
Arragon
Catalonia
el Piloto
Cabrera
Priego
Cuenca
Sacedon
Tagus
Molina de Arragon
Belmaseda
Don Carlos
Jempson
Bordeaux
Zumalacarreguy
Bourges
Duke de San Lorenzo
Spain
Louis XVI
Garrizon
Carbo
Olot
Campredon
58Th
Perpignan
Comte d’Espagne
Maroto
England
Bayonne
Azoniteur
Cortes
Fueros
Courrier Francais
Louisa Philippe
Paris
Don Eens
Rance
Don Francisco de Paulo
Fontainebleau
Marquis de Miraflores
European updates from the Vienna letter in the Frankfort Journal
The Vienna letter notes Count Nugent as new Moravia and Silesia chief. Fitzgerald named Prague commandant. Corvette Carolina cruises Albania coast. Emissaries of Mehemet Ali landed. Orestes reinforces Bandeira squadron. Trieste harbor protected by a lone frigate. Russian troops near Borodino conclude maneuvers. Nicholas II heads to Odessa then Bessarabia to meet Moldavia and Wallachia leaders. Cracow’s constitution celebrated with multi-power presence and public feasts.
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Germany
Vienna
Frankfort
Count Nugent
Illyria
Inner Austria
Tyrol
Moravia
Silesia
Fitzgerald
Prague
Koenigspretz
Trieste
Carolina
Albania
Mehemet Ali
Epirus
Orestes
Bandeira
Moscow
Borodino
Poland
Volhynia
Prussia
Austria
Nicholas
Odessa
Paskiewitsch
Bessarabia
Canada and United States Dispatches Full of Crime and Commerce
The report covers the Jalberé murder trial in Quebec and an account of the Great Western fire near Detroit and its aftermath. It also notes banking safety fund plans, a Texas France treaty, Monte Video political turmoil, and Bengal opium trade conditions affecting colonial commerce.
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Canada
United States
Francois Jalberé
Lieutenant Weir
Quebec
S.C
Court of Queen’s Bench
Lord Durham
Jalbert
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
Burnine
American Great Western
Great Western
Messia
Gelstons and Evans
Detroit
Walker
Huron
Buffalo
Upper Lakes
Lake St. Clair
Orleans
Montreal
New York
Philadelphia
Safety Fund
Auburn
Albany
Troy
Cuba
India
Bengal
Celestial Empire
China
Canton
Patna
Benares
Inquest at Crown Inn over Frederick Beaton death
An inquest at Maryport on Frederick Beaton a prisoner found hanged in cell No 1 of the police station. Evidence described cell conditions the neckerchief knot and the verdict felo de se. Burial at Christchurch within 24 hours.
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Bristol
Crown Inn
Maryport-street
Frederick Beaton
Wine-street
Charles North
P.C
Little James Street
Council House
W. Norris
Benjamin Wilkins
Baid
Alfred Bell
Felo de Se
Christchurch
Cambridge
Bottisham
Crown Lands Policy on Native Lands and Protector Oversight
A historic directive outlines how commissioners should report to the government on land cessions and native treaties. It stresses fair contracts with aborigines, crown acquisition of waste lands, and a protector to guard native interests, aiming to balance indigenous rights with settler settlement and future land resale profits.
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New Zealand
Marquis of Normandy
Hobson
Downing-street
Great Britain
New Southales
Legislative Council
Lange Tacts
Theft From Putter’s Bedroom and Thames Police Office Change
A thief broke into an iron chest in a bedroom and stole two five pound notes, 13 sovereigns in a canvass bag, and a silver watch from a drawer after the occupant left between eleven and twelve. The thief appeared familiar with the premises, taking a key from a drawer to open the front chest. Thames police consider changing the police office location with a new court near Commercial Road on the south side, about a mile from Whitechapel.
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United Service Club
Pall Mall
Charles Fenn
Fenn
Smirkes
Reform Club
Pall Mail
Europe
West India
Blackwall
Duke of Clarence
Hall
Messrs
Fletcher and Co
Limehouse
Piccadilly
Major Anderson
Beresford
Wyatt
Dyer
Marlborough Street
St. James’s
P Sr
Grorce-The-Martin
Sputhwark
Palmer
Batsford
Day
Anderson
Messrs. Matthews
Bulstrode
Lyons
Mr. Matthews
Mr. Lyons
Metropolitan Police Force
Messrs. Johnson, Mallalieu, Bicknell
Williamson
R, V
Metropolitan Police
Charingerosa
Kensington
St. Luke
Chelsea
John Scott Lillie
Sir J
Lillie
Queen Square
Bellamy
House of Commons
Coventry
Durham
Srean
Sunderland
Sunderland Moor
Bewick Hepple
Terence Flinn
Edinburgh
Dean
Duke of Buccleugh
Marchioness of
John Gibson
Hawkins
Caledonian Mercury
Back Street
Falmouth
John Wentworth Fairbank
Captain White
Liverpool
George Minty
Guayaquil
St. Andero
Central Criminal Court
James Shaw
Coastbridge
Coatbridge
James Tennant
Morat Parasoray
Mylne
Francie Hutcheson
James Mackintosh
Sophy
Scotland
Dugald Stewart
Adam Smith
Moril Pide
Robby
Pyr Pottefleid
Aethue
Bee
Maan
Glasgow Argus
Hertford
Cuxist's Hospital
Mr. Bennington
Bennington
London
All Saints
Herts
Leeds
Fearcus O’connor
West Riding
O’connor
County Cork
St. Stephens
New Bailey
Manchester
Feargus
Sheffield
Wakefield
House of Correction
County Palatine
Leeds Mercury
Han, Strom
Wolverhampton
Cortegciare Institution
Liverpool Collegiate Institution
John Gladstone
Francis Egerton
Sandon
Liverpool Mail
Thames Police
Wray
Olice
Mei’ Symons
Thmes
Thames-police Office
Destructive hurricane devastates New Jersey coast and sea
Reports from the northern states recount a violent hurricane near New Jersey on August 30. Vessels including the brig Tilton Bilged off Markseld beach with nine perished, while other ships were wrecked or driven ashore. Crops and trees suffered extensive damage and the Pavilion Theatre in Boston collapsed.
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New Jersey
States of America
N.E
N.N.E
Tilton
Greenlaws
Boston
Calais
Providence
Markseld Beach
Calus
S.E
Highlands
Delphine
Anohhor
Dover
Philadelphia
Cape Henry
Cape Norfolk
Owel
Sydney
Alexandria
Pavilion Theatre
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Oreign Intelligence
Constantinople
Cites
Cmadria
Lord Ponsonby
Sear
Ambalor
Brom Trieste
Ibrahim
Byrié
Drusee
M. Caillé
Soliman’ Pacha
Selves
Hafiz Pachs
Pacha
Koniah
Marashh
Ibrahim Pacha
Khosrew Pacha
Portugal
Lisbon
Switzerland
Zurich
Federation
Valais
Vaud
Sion
Basle
Upper
Lower
Berne
Federal Directory
Council of State
Bas-Valais
Geneva
Italy
Genevese
Russia
Frankfort Journal
Cracow
Senate
Chapter of Canons
Brazil
Maragnon
Caxias
Maragnan
Monte Video
Macks
Trontieur
Republic of Texas
Henderson
Republic
the Metropolis
Dianchester
Robert Hype Gree
Thrapston
Lilford House
Lilford
Oundle
Tarapaton
Titchmarsh
Wadenhoe
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