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Herald Of The United States
Warren, Bristol County, Rhode Island
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March 17 report from Banks of the Elbe: Foreign embassies ordered from Warsaw to Berlin for negotiations as Prince of Benevento proceeds to Imperial headquarters. Posts interrupted between Stettin and Thorn. Russian light troops occupy area between Pregel and Passarge after army withdrawal, with no further advances. Twenty Prussian battalions organizing in Memel.
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All persons belonging to the Foreign Embassies at Warsaw have been requested to repair to Berlin, for the purpose of continuing their Negotiations there, and awaiting more favourable times. They were informed, it would be useless for them to remain longer at Warsaw, as the Prince of Benevento has received orders to proceed to the Imperial head-quarters.
They write from Stettin that the course of the posts between that town and Thorn is interrupted.
The army having quitted the countries situated between the Pregel and the Passarge, they have been occupied by small corps of Russian light troops; we are still, however, unapprised of that army having made any movements in advance.
Letters from Memel announce that twenty Prussian battalions are organizing.
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Foreign News Details
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Prussia
Event Date
March 17
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embassies relocated to berlin; posts interrupted between stettin and thorn; russian occupation of area between pregel and passarge; twenty prussian battalions organizing.
Event Details
Foreign embassies at Warsaw requested to move to Berlin for negotiations and to await better times, as remaining is useless with Prince of Benevento ordered to Imperial headquarters. Posts between Stettin and Thorn interrupted. Army quitted countries between Pregel and Passarge, now occupied by Russian light troops; no advance movements reported. Prussian battalions organizing in Memel.