When was it published?

January 13, 1853 in Daily Evening Star

Foreign News January 13, 1853

Daily Evening Star

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Gen. Lamoriciere, French Minister

Q: What keywords are associated?

Frankfort Germany, Gen Lamoriciere, French Officers, Hotel Russia, Arrest Discharge

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What is this article about?

In Frankfort, Germany, Gen. Lamoriciere invited French officers to dine at the Hotel of Russia. The French minister complained to authorities for lack of notification of the general's arrival, leading to the hotel keeper's brief arrest and discharge.

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A Frankfort (Germany) journal mentions that while Gen. Lamoriciere was in that city, on his way from Hamburg, he invited several French officers to dine with at the Hotel of Russia. It came to the ears of the French minister, who lodged an information against the hotel keeper, on the ground that he had not notified the authorities of the General's arrival. He was arrested, but subsequently discharged, because the law did not require him to notify them of those who arrived and left during the day, but only those who came and departed during the night.

What sub-type of article is it?

Diplomatic

What keywords are associated?

Frankfort Germany Gen Lamoriciere French Officers Hotel Russia Arrest Discharge

What entities or persons were involved?

Gen. Lamoriciere French Minister

Where did it happen?

Frankfort (Germany)

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Frankfort (Germany)

Key Persons

Gen. Lamoriciere French Minister

Outcome

hotel keeper arrested but subsequently discharged

Event Details

While Gen. Lamoriciere was in Frankfort on his way from Hamburg, he invited several French officers to dine with him at the Hotel of Russia. The French minister lodged an information against the hotel keeper for not notifying authorities of the general's arrival. The hotel keeper was arrested but discharged because the law only required notification for those arriving and departing during the night.