Debats of Saturday argues for peace amid European tensions
The Debats rebukes warlike language in the National and English press, notes Paris papers bemoaningSpain Irish affairs and OConnell, and surveys European power plays. It highlights Espartero’s London reception, British- French tensions, and the broader quest for peace amid royal and parliamentary maneuvering.
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Boreas
London
Espartero
Paris
Presse
Corporation
Wellington
Prince de Joinville
Duke of Aumale
England
Ireland
Journal Des Débats
Débais
O'Connell
Oconnell
Movement
Europe
Spain
National
M. Ledru Rollin
Courrier Francais
Otaheite
Newfoundland
Great Britain
Russia
Servia
Greece
Moldavia
Wallachia
Turkey
Denmark
Baltic
Bosphorus
Poland
Caucasus
Syria
India
China
France
Prussia
Austria
M. Rothschild
M. Laplagne
Times
Francis
Harry the Eighth
Harry
Henry
Victoria
Louis Philippe
Lord Aberdeen
M. Guizot
Queen Victoria
Nelson
Old Talleyrand
Talleyrand
Chamber of Deputies
Peninsula
Don Carlos
Douai
Treport
Tribunal of Commerce of Paris
M. Lebobe
M. Bertrand
Tribunal of
Tribunals of Commerce
le Ray
Levant
Tortoni’s
Moniteur
Spain Enmeshed in Madrid Coalition Debates and Regime Struggles
Reports from Madrid recount a large Espartero friends meeting at the Spanish institute endorsing a program to uphold the 1837 constitution, delay Queen Isabella’s minority, and pursue national independence. Key figures include M. Rodriguez Leal, M. Pontejos, M. Avecilla, and Don Francisco. tensions rise as Don Francisco resists coercion while Lopez faces dwindling support.
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Spain
Madrid
Friends of Espartero
M. Rodriguez Leal
M. Pontejos
M. Avecilla
M. Cavedo
Espectador
Espartelist
M. Lopez
Don Francisco
Isabella
Concha
Roncali
M. Manuel de Osuna Y Sierra
Malaga
M. de Osuna
Junta of
Granada
O'Donnell
Havannah
M. Cortina
Valencia
Senor
Celestino Garcia de Paredes
Puerta da Santa Maria
Senor de Paredes
Barcelona
Univers
Figueras
Moniteur
Perpignan
Prim
Lopez
Arbuthnot
Portugal News From The Pacha and Lisbon Gossip
The Pacha steamship arrived at Falmouth from Gibraltar and Lisbon after an extended voyage. A circular in Diario do Governo urged master manufacturers to halt work for fifteen days to undermine the Cabralista government, which yielded no effect. Baron de Tojas pursues further financial schemes as a 300 contos de reis loan is contracted by Pastor, Rosnau and Co. Two thirds in cash, one third in near-worthless credit papers to be delivered in a year, promising a 40 percent gain for the lenders.
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Royal Mail
Acadia
A. Ryrie
Liverpool
Boston
Halifax
United States
Washington
Christina Gilmour
A. P. Upebur
Betts
Christina Cochrane
Gilmour
Great Britain
Samuel R. Betts
New York
William Wyman
Phenix Bank
Charlestown
Thomas Brown
W. H. Skinner
Kentucky
Clay
Henry Clay
Brown
Post Office
Madisonian
Amsterdam
New Orleans
London
France
Canadas
Guadaloupe
Moore
Santamont
Yucatan
Isal
Rivera
Rosas
Hibernia
Port-au-Prince
Boyer
Americas
Pacific
Eadie’s Island
Carthagena
New Grenada
B. Green
Mexico
General Hamilton
Columbus
Mississippi
J. M. Wilson
General Scott
Canada
Lord Aberdeen
Fox
New York Herald
Pacha
Wilson
Falmouth
Gibraltar
Cadiz
Lisbon
Oporto
Vigo
Lisson
Diario Do Governo
Rio Grande crisis in 19th century South American affairs
In Montevideo era tensions rise as ministers fear loss of Rio Grande leverage. Oribe Rivera forces clash while baronial politics at home hinder a Britain treaty. Private reports predict riverista attacks and cavalry attrition near Monte Video, with Oribe’s artillery and manpower outlined amid a struggling economy and possible ministry change.
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Rio Grande
Porto Alegre
Rio de Janeiro
Honorio
Senhor Paulino Jose Soares de Souze
Senhor Honorio
Great Britain
Senhor Paulino
Baron de Caxias
Soi-Disant
Monte Vipeo
Riveristas
Oribe
Monte Video
St. Luzia
Silva
Bay of
Rivera
Santa Luzia
Colonia
Buenos Ayres
Brazil's unstable politics worsened by weak government
Her Majesty's packet Express reports from Rio de Janeiro noting Brazil's present position is discouraging in politics due to powerlessness and lack of will among both current and past governments to take decisive action. Mails have arrived in London, but the situation remains troubling.
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Lieut
Herrick
Falmouth
Rio de Janeiro
London
Brazil
Note to Turkey on enforcing orders in Serbia alarms Constantinople
Our Constantinople correspondent reports a note from the Russian embassy asking how the Turkish government can enforce obedience in Serbia. The note alarms the Porte, suggesting Russia may assist if Turkey cannot uphold authority. This implication unsettles, contravening Adrianople terms and provoking serious concern.
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Constantinople
Servia
Porte
Russia
Adrianople
Benevolent Tailors Aid Society Relives Aged and Infirm
A half yearly meeting at Freemasons Tavern reviewed the progress of the Metropolitan benevolent society for distressed tailors. The Haverstock Hill asylum houses 36, with 41 pensioners planned. the chapel funded by Stultz reached £1,666 and was consecrated by the Bishop of London. Letters from noblemen, including the Marquis of Salisbury, praised the effort as beneficial to industrious workers. Four more pensioners were elected, and funds were reported satisfactory.
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Taitons
Institution For the Relief of
Freemasons’ Tavern
Great Queen Street
Harrison
Board of Management
Haverstock Hill
Stultz
London
Adeney
Marquis of Salisbury
Marquis of Downshire
Lord Howe
Menrcuart Szamma
Bow-road
London Tavern
Bishopsgate-street
Edward Boyle
James Graham
Earl of Haddington
Admiralty
Corporations
Trinity and
East India Houses
Father Mathew
Hackney
T. Mathew
Society of Friends
Mr. Thompson
England
Palmer
Moore
Ragfair
St. Katherine
Rosemary-lene
Derby-street
Fathew Mathew
Trish
Gore
Saxony
Dunstable
Leghorn
Genoa
Rosemary-lane
Father Moore
The
Times
the Herald
the Chronicle
the Standard
the Advertiser
Morning Herald
the Times
the Globe
Duke of Bedford
Seymour-street-road
Somers
Camden
Rayfair
St. Pancras
Someratown
King’s Cross
Somerstown Lo
Somers-town
King’s Croase
Mr. Hart
Lord Bacon
Sheffield
Bristol
United Kingdom
Somerstown
Mother Leary
Cumberland Market
J. Barns
South-Western Railway
Nine Elms
Vauxhall
Wm. Chaplin
Gosport
Southampton and Gosport rail gains and dock news
Half year receipts 150,345 with 85,000 spend, directors propose 30s dividend. Southampton docks reopen, mail packets may move to Falmouth port, Royal Agricultural Society meeting planned in Southampton next year, new Gosport side pier saves tide-time. chairman lauded by Queen Victoria and the Duke of Wellington for the railway’s service.
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Southampton
Falmouth
Royal Agricultural Society of England
Gosport
Portsmouth Harbour
Prince Albert
Duke of Wellington
Havre
Channel Islands
Kivo’s Contec Hospital
Portugal Street
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
National Association Hall
Holborn
Holbrow
Messrs. V. and J. Figgins
Thorogood and Beasly
Caslon
Miller
Glasgow
College of Surgeons
Royal College of Surgeons
London
Epm
Belfour
St. Paul’'s
Cathedral of St. Paul's
Paul’s Chain
London House Yard
Old St. Paul's
Old St. Paul’s Cathedral
Engene
Wat Ket
Paternoster Row
Newgate Street
Royal Botanic Society of
Regent's Park
Charles Deane
Duke of Norfolk
E.M
Edward Marjoribanks
Duke of Sutherland
K.G
Duke of Richmond
Marquis of Exeter
Marquis of Northampton
Royal Society
Earl of
Bart
Thomas Baring
Rushbrooke
M.P
H. T. Hope
Joseph Anderson
B. Attwood
George Bishop
Hyde Clarke
C. Deane
George Forbes
A. Francis
Woop Pavine
Strand
Surrey-street
Arundel-street
Norfolk-street
Howard-street
Dacaprun
Aldersgate Street
Jackson
Yates
Fire destroys Chewton Keynsham wood mills in Somerset
An express rider brings news of a vast fire at Chewton Keynsham near Bristol that gutted the extensive logwood mills of Messrs. Lediard and More. Fire engines from West of England and Bath hurried to the scene, but the mills were completely destroyed and water supply proved insufficient to save the property or nearby house. Eyewitnesses report intense heat and calcined stones from the mill yard. The incident disrupted local industry and prompted reports from Liverpool courts on bankruptcy procedures and fee reforms.
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Bristol
Courtaenaniol
Kreynsnam
Somerset
Messrs
Lediard
Chewton Keynsham
Priperts
England
New Union
Horney
Bath
Liverpool
Bangrvrroy
Phillips
Ireland
Ireland progress of repeal meeting debates statue choice
In Dustin Aug 28 Irish repeal meeting the discussion centered on a sculpture of the liberator in marble. Attendees chose between two poses, and Mr Steele and Mr Hogan backed the defiant Mallow posture over the seated hill of Targ option. OConnell arrived to cheers as fundraising letters and subscriptions were read. The rent total for the week reached £1,380 7s 4d and the meeting adjourned to Aug 29.
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Dustin
Steele
Thay
Hogan
Liberator
Targ
Mallow
Gentien
Scott
Edinburgh
O'Connell
Ray
Cincinnt
Ohio
Dublin
Baltinglay
Nolan
Newfoundland
Fleming
Ireland
William
Becaus
Majesty
BeLfast
Marquis Londonderry
Earl of Roden
Thu
Vane Londonderry
Care of the Irish Poor in Glasgow
A Glasgow Chronicle report recounts Irish paupers in Calton and Barony areas, aided by Mr M'Laren, with fevers and neglect alleged while police and hospital officers respond. later scenes describe pigs in closes causing fever and a near-tragic wagon incident in Renfrew with a father unwittingly endangering his children as neighbors intervene.
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Glascow
Calton
Camlachie
Barony
Albionstrest
M‘laren
Broomielaw
Ireland
Miller
Glasgow
Easton
Bridgegate Street
Herato
Renfrew
Kirk
Darling
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