Inauguration of Marshal Ney Statue in Paris
A grand ceremony at Paris marked the unveiling of Marshal Ney's bronze statue on the site of his execution. Dignitaries including Prince Napoleon attended, speeches lauded Ney's military career, and M. Dupin criticized the Ney judgment as politically motivated. An Orleans Railway accident injured none. In Dijon a youthful secret society fell to six months to three years terms.
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Marshal Ney
Paris
Observatory
M. Rudde
Prince de Moskowa
d’Elchingen
Napoleon Bonaparte
Vaillant
St. Arnaud
Magnan
de Castellane
M. Dupin
House of Peers
M. Berryer
Napoleon
M. Achille Fould
Marshal St. Arnaud
Ney
Sirrelouis
Cooper
Orleans
Etampes
Société Démocratique Dijonnaise
Dijon
Constantinople Interview Shows Franco Russian Ties Governing War
The dispatch summarizes talks between General Baraguay d Hilliers and the Sultan regarding Franco British aims to stabilize the Levant, the Ottoman position against Russia, and preparations for defense. It notes Turkish fears, naval deployments, and the Circassian levy plans, with allied pressures and consular tensions in Wallachia and Moldavia.
Russians Driven by Ottoman Advances on Georgian Frontiers
The Turkish push against the Russians on the Georgian and Circassian fronts triggers troop withdrawals from Odessa. Between September 29 and October 7, 16 000 troops, 287 horses, two field batteries and food stores were sent to the Caucasus. An 8 000 man force sailing from Odessa on October 14 for Ler_bastopal is noted as part of this mobilization.
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Morning Chronicle
Danubian
Omer Pasha
Danube
Europe
Turkey
Oltenitza
Shumla
Vienna Medical Journal
Balkan
Varna
Matshin
Drista
Servia
Wallachia
Rasgrad
Widdin
Iereases
Syhen
Kalafat
Turna
Asia
Sahilz
Saffa
Akerka
Selim Pasha
Cheftakil
St. Nicholas
Abdi
Bajazet
Odessa
Caucasian
Souchum-Kaleh
Anaklea
Bedout-Kaleh
Caucasus
Lerbastopal
Paris
Circassia
Lower Danube
Georgia
Luders
Galatz
Ubraila
Bessarabia
Reni
Alliance of European Powers Back Russia Peace Effort
The Moniteur reports a protocol signed at Vienna on the 6th by France Britain Austria and Prussia to restore peace between Russia and the Porte on honorable terms. They affirm to uphold the Ottoman territorial integrity as essential to the European balance.
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Baraguay d’Hilliers
Junciiie
Trance
Porte
Napoleon
Great Britain
Levant
St. Petersburg
France
Sublime Porte
Paris
Evenina
Moniteur
Vienna
Tingland
Austria
Prussia
Russia
Cardinal Wiseman Preaches to English in Rome
A Daily News from Rome reports Cardinal Wiseman preached at St. Andrea delle Fratte to a large English audience including Protestants. He urged Rome’s antiquity unity and immutability and praised the church while noting Protestant divisions as ice cracking in summer heat. Pickpockets disrupted the audience as an aeronaut died after a balloon ascent near Civita d San Paolo. Twenty Romans were arrested over suspected secret societies.
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Daily News
Rome
Cardinal Wiseman
Church of
St. Andrea Delle Fratte
Diocletian’s Baths
Bologna
Luigi Piana
Civitella San Paolo
Signor Piana
Pio Nono
London
Messrs
Cighi
Picivilla
Leparti
Trucchi
Augsburg Gazette
Turin
Genoa
Drunkard Dies After Hour Long Ale Bet in Liverpool
A man in Liverpool died of drunkenness after a wager to drink a glass of strong ale every five minutes for sixty minutes. He collapsed at the end of the hour and was taken to the infirmary where he is now recovering.
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Dainkina
Liverpool
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Foreign and Colonial
Constantinople
General D'Hilliers
M. de la Cour
Castro
Adrianople
Afalla Vines
Edmund Lyon
Dundas
Admiralty
Vignia
England
Sefer Bey
Bucharest
Moldavia
Prince Stirbey
Giurgevo
Rustchuk
Black Sea
M. Poujade
Leff
Stratford de Redcliffe
Ibraila
Lord Stratford
Tbraila
Engelhardt
de Spitches
Ibra‘la
Philippopolis
Georgie
M. de Khatchinsky
Moldoe- Wallachia
Iis
Braila
Galata
Orsova
Italy
Tuscany
Scarlett
Miss Cunninghame
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