Daily national intelligencer

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4 esirve the Pru-sian charter. In 1855, Nicholas

t vexaion and wounded self-love, because he wes

stepped on 'he read to CoLsrautincple. In 1859. the Deke of

Mocers the Dacaess of Parme, and the Grand Duke of Tus

cany were struck out tr.ra ths list of reigning princes.

Sonlotqna, the Erperor of Hayti. was hurled from his throne

•u Ue 15 h January, 1859. In the following year Francis II.

Kingif Naples, saw Ganbald enter his capital on the 7th

September, and seain another deposition was canounced.

O ho. Kng cf the Hellenes, was driven from his throne by an

inaurrection in 1862 Three years la'er, Prince Cotza lost the

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qazl S' Veregtij of Rcumanis I?. 1866 the Emperor cf

defin ely give up Vene’is; the surrender of which

uav, peruaps. have saved the noire in the same year

Prussia overthr y the throne-sot Hanover. Nassau, Bruns

viek, and E ectoral Besse; and Mazimlian fell in Mexico.

Daring a I this lapse of time no oor stitutional monereby

has bi en d.aturbed—no revoluion has taken place in England

er in Sweden. where the young dynasty continues: in Bel

num the royal bouse tea survived the storms of 1848; so in

Pu.ogt.!: in the United 3 ates no President has been over

thrown with the ex cention of the Confederate leader, Jefferson

Davis, new encag'd in commerczas tnairs The ImmTa'y

Pseuidon u and Dietatora in the Bouth American States have

been i n 'he other hard sent adrift, each alternately by the

here Sash is a sketch of the downfall of monarchies within

the last half century. Every reader will draw from it the

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Daily national intelligencer. (1868). Washington City [D.C.], 1868-12-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83026172/1868-12-30/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Daily national intelligencer, 1868-12-30.