Debats of Saturday replies to war cry in peace stance
A long Debats article rebuts national war rhetoric, defends pacific lines, and mocks English warlike press. It notes Paris papers’ anger at Espartero’s London reception, discusses O Connell and Irish repeal, and surveys European tensions with Russia and Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debats
London
Espartero
Paris
Presse
Corporation
Uke
Wellington
Prince de Joinville
Duke d’Aumale
England
Ireland
Journal Des Débats
O'Connell
Europe
Spain
National
M. Ledru Rollin
Courrier Francais
Otaheite
Newfoundland
Siedlerans
Great Britain
Russia
Servia
Greece
Moldavia
Wallachia
Turkey
Denmark
Baltic
Bosphorus
Poland
Caucasus
Syria
India
China
France
Prussia
Austria
Times and
Post
M. Rothschild
M. Laplagne
Times
Francis
Harry the Eighth
Harry
Henry
Victoria
Louis Philippe
Lord Aberdeen
M. Guizot
Nelson
Old Talleyrand
Talleyrand
Queen Victoria
Chamber of Deputies
Peninsula
Don Carlos
Douai
Treport
Tribunal of Commerce of
M. Lebobe
M. Bertrand
Tribunal of
le Ray
Levant
Tortoni’s
Ioniieur
Spanish political turmoil and Madrid power shifts noted
August reports from Madrid describe Espartero supporters rallying behind a constitutional programme while Berenger's faction regroups. Don Francisco opposes revamp efforts as generals Concha and Roncali arrive, and a central junta controversy unfolds amid army reforms and Barcelona's partial stabilization.
Portugal News and Pacha Sailings from Falmouth
The Pacha iron steam ship Captain Wilson arrived at Falmouth from Gibraltar and Cadiz, Lisbon, Oporto and Vigo. In Lisbon the Diario do Governo urged master manufacturers to suspend work for fifteen days to topple the Cabralista regime, a move that failed. Finance minister Baron de Tojas pursues risky loans as Snr Pastor contracts 300 contos de reis, two thirds cash and one third credit, promising a 40 percent gain in a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacha
Wilson
Falmouth
Gibraltar
Cadiz
Lisbon
Oporto
Vigo
Diario Do Governo
Snr
Rosnan
Royal Mail
Acadia
A. Ryrie
Liverpool
Boston
Halifax
United States
Washington
Christina Gilmour
A. P. Upshur
Betts
Christina Cochrane
Gilmour
Great Britain
Lamort R. Betts
New York
William Wyman
Phenix Bank
Charlestown
Thomas Brown
W. H. Skinner
Concord
R. P. Dowden
Treasury
Dowden
Kentucky
Clay
Henry Clay
Brown
Post Office
Madisonian
London
France
Amsterdam
New Orleans
Canadas
Guadaloupe
Commodore Moore
Santamont
Peer
Yucatan
Isal
Monte Video
Rivera
Rosas
Hibernia
Port-au-Prince
Boyer
Pacific
South
Eadie's Island
Carthagena
New Grenada
B. Green
Mexico
General Hamilton
Columbus
Mississippi
J. M. Wilson
General Scott
Canada
Marr's Nest
Lord Aberdeen
J. Fox
Papal States crisis sparks guard and troop moves in Romagna
Reports from Journal des Debats and Commerce describe afflicting rumors of insurrection in Rome and Naples, with Romagna’s Ravenna province seeing violence. Cardinal Anat flees Ravenna for Imola seeking relief from Bologna and Forli troops. Spinosa reinforces Bologna. Swiss garrison arms, posts doubled, arrests reported, and workers dispersed into the countryside to thwart guerilla bands. Meanwhile Austria concentrates forces toward Ferrara, and Naples braces for a Sicily outbreak with fortifications at Messina Trapani Syracuse and other coastal towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papal States
Journal Des Debats and Commerce
Rome
Naples
Italy
Romagna
Ravenna
Anat
Imola
Bologna
Forli
Spinosa
Austria
Ferrara
Sicily
England
Messina
Trapani
Syracuse
Royal Palace in Athens and Greek politics headlined
Athens reports the new palace nearly finished with marble from Pentelicus and designed by a Bavarian architect. King Otho faces pressure from allies over unpaid interest on a guaranteed loan, retrenchment, and public anger toward foreigners in service. London and Washington dispatches note Greek economy, reforms, and the fate of dissidents as global observers watch the unfolding crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Otho
Rothschild
Russia
Robert Peel
London
Cochrane
House of Commons
Greece
T. Manghina
G. Enian
R. Palamidi
P. Rodius
P. Seutzo
N. Silivergo
Lemaitre
G. Caradja
A. Privilegio
Petra
Brazil's Unstable Politics Report From Rio de Janeiro
Her Majesty's packet Express Lieut Herrick reached Falmouth Tuesday night. A Rio de Janeiro correspondent notes Brazil's present position is discouraging in every respect with political evils growing from lack of power and will among current and past governments to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
Herrick
Falmouth
Rio de Janeiro
London
Brazil
Rio Grande politics threaten British treaty and unrest
The piece analyzes Rio Grande frictions and government gains from current settlement dynamics. It notes the danger rebels face if Rio Grande and Porto Alegre are sealed off, the ministerial alignments under Honorio, and Barón de Caxias's cautious progress toward subduing the province. It reports dire commercial woes, high duties, and a wary finance stance amid potential ministry shakeups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
Porto Alegre
Rio de Janeiro
Honorio
Senhor Paulino Jose Soares de Souza
Senhor Honorio
Great Britain
Senhor Paulino
Baron de Caxias
Soi-Disant
Monte Vipro
Riveristas
Oribe
Monte Video
St. Luzia
Rive‘rista
Silva
Bay of
Rivera
Santa Luzia
Celonia
Buenos Ayres
Constantinople Alarm Over Servia Crisis Sparks Russian Aid
Our correspondent in Constantinople reports a note to the Porte signaling Russian readiness to assist if the Porte cannot uphold power in Servia. The move, not foreseen by the Adrignople treaty, raises alarm in Constantinople and suggests a broader European entanglement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Servia
Porte
Russia
Benevolent Tailors Institution Report at Freemasons Tavern
A half yearly meeting of subscribers to the Benevolent Institution for aged and infirm tailors at Freemasons Tavern, Great Queen Street, reports growth to 41 pensioners, completion of Haverstock Hill building housing 36, and a £1,666 chapel consecration. Noble patrons including the Marquis of Salisbury and Lord Howe express support as pensioners are added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taitons’ Benevolent Institution
Institution For the Relief of
Freemasons’ Tavern
Great Queen-street
Harrison
Haverstock Hill
Stultz
London
Adeney
Marquis of Salisbury
Marquis of Downshire
Lord Howe
Merchant StamMen’s OnPlan Asylum
Bow-road
London Tavern
Bishopsgate-street
Edward Boyle
James Graham
Earl of Haddington
the Admiralty
Honourables
Trinity and
East India Houses
Fathorn Matsew
Hackney
T. Mathew
Society of Friends
Father Mathew
Mr. Thompson
England
Palmer
Moore
Rag Fair
St. Katherine
Psemary-Lane
Derby-street
Father More
Saxony
Dunstable
Leghorn
Cheera
Rosemary-lane
Morning Herald
Father Mathew Snd
Father Moore
the Herald
the Times
the Standard
the Chronicle
the Globe
Duke of Bedford
Seymour-street-road
Somers
Camden
Rayfair
St. Pancras
Somerstown
King’s Cross
St. Patrick
Apostle
Mr. Hart
Lord Bacon
Sheffield
Bristol
United Kingdom
New City
Bunhill Fields
Golden Lane
Barbican
J. Janek
Logwood Mills Destroyed in Chewton Keynsham Fire
A massive blaze leveled the extensive logwood mills of Messrs Lediard and Mortimey at Chewton Keynsham six miles from Bristol. Fire engines from multiple insurers fought the flames, but the mills were completely destroyed. water supply and rapid response helped limit damage to the mill house only. Also noted is bankruptcy court activity in Liverpool and Manchester with new fee scales and Irish involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Chewton Kreynsaam
Somerset
Messrs. Lediard and Mortimey
Chewton Keynsham
Imperial
West of England
Orvie Union
Bath
Liverpool
Drernict Court of Bankruptcy
Phillips
Manchester
England
Ireland
Ireland Progress of Repeal at Aug 28 Meeting
At Dusty the repeal meeting crowded for the Queen's speech. Steele urged a statue of Hogan with two poses, choosing the Mallow defiant posture. O Connell appeared amid cheers, letters and subscriptions read, and rent tallied at £1,380 7s 4d. He moved to authorize an address to subjects under the British throne detailing grievances and continued agitation. He defended discontent as honest, faulting ministers, not the Queen, and argued the speech reflected ministers not royal will. Meeting adjourned to Aug 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele
Hogan
Tara
Mallow
Scott
Edinburgh
O'Connell
Ray
Cincinnati
Ohio
Dublin
Baltinglay
Nolan
Newfoundland
Fleming
Ireland
William the
Treland
Marquis of Londonderry
Earl of Roden
Belfast
Vane Londonderry
Piteous Irish Poor in Glasgow Paralyzed by Inaction
Ailing Irish paupers in Calton and Barony wards faced neglect as officers and hospital staff mishandled cases, leaving fever patients to languish on quays and stairs. Police and court reports tie fever to squalid closes where pigs thrived and families suffered, while a rescuer saved a girl from a wagons hoof in Renfrewshire, highlighting harsh urban misery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glascow
Calton
Camlachie
Barony
Albion Street
M‘laren
Broomielaw
Ireland
Miller
Glasgow
Easton
Glasgow Chronicle
Bridgegate Street
Renfrew
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Alexandria
Duke of Leuchtenberg
St. Petersburgh
Madrid
Friends of Espartero
M. Rodriguez Leal
M. Pontejos
M. Avecilla
M. Cavedo
Especitador
Espartelist
M. Lopez
Don Francisco
Isabella
Concha
Roncali
M. Manuel de Osuna Y Sierra
Malaga
M. de Osuna
Junta of
Granada
O'Donnell
Havaonah
M. Cortina
Valencia
Senor
Celestino Garcia de Paredes
Barcelona
Univers
Figueras
Moniteur
Perpignan
Prim
Lopez
Arbuthnot
Portugal
America
the Metropolis
Wellesley
Bedingfield
Earl of
Grenadier
Scotch Fusileer Guards
South-Westbry
Nine Elms
Vauxhall
Wm. Chaplin
Gosport
Southampton
Council
The
Royal Agricultural Society of England
Portsmouth Harbour
Prince Albert
Duke of Wellington
Havre
Channel Islands
Kina’s
Cottege Hospital
Portugal Street
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
National Association Hall
Holborn
Holbrow
Messrs. W
J. Figgins
Thorogood and Beasly
Caslon
Wood
Sharwood
College of Surgeons
Royal College of Surgeons
Sec
Medical Gazette
Olp
St. Paul’s
Old St. Paul's
St. Paul's Cathedral
Newgate Market
Newgate Street
Roya Botanic Society
Lonpox
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 Albemarle
Durham
Winchester
G. T. Staunton
I. L. Goldsmid
E. Kerrison
Thomas Baring
Colonel Rushbrooke
H. T. Hope
Joseph Anderson
B. Attwood
George Bishop
Scotland
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