Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-19

caruo. on the oh ult, ia the West India
- docks. A fire broke out in building in
l Picsdily. occupied by Mr.. Salmon, or. !.
,be 10Th and entirely destroyed it, a
d 6reman was killed at the time by the fall
9 ling iimbers, and another was seriously
e injured.
Il Thomas Dibdin died in London On the
10Th ult.
!. Daniel O'Connel continues to attend
. the repeal meetings in Ireland, and is
very violent against the new Cabinet
He boasts Of the aid he receives from
America, and says that large remittance
from New York was expected soon.
The Manchester Guardian states that
81 persons we're poisoned at Whitworth
by eating diseased meat, and one person
had died.
FRANCE.
The most important news from Paris
is that respecting all attempt 10 sssassi-
nate one Of the royal famil! on the 18th
ut. The French papers are occupied
: with little else Of interest. II appears
that the Duke d'AumOle, who had march
ed with tho 18th Light Infantry through
Frnce from MarselIeS, had just arrived
in Paris. and, while proceeding at the
head ofhis regiment, together with his
: three brothers, the Dukes of Orleans,
Nemours, and Montpelier, an assassin
named Pappard discharg ed pistol shot
at him; but fortunately the sho! did not
take effect. Pdppard was instantly ar
rested. The greatest excitement pre-.
: vailed in Paris. Groups Of loose charac-
I ters paradsd the streets, uttering seditious
cries: "a bas Louis Philippe-a bas Gui.
I zot-we must have blood" wets heard.
The mobs we're dispersed without riot
taking place. The census had caused
d very disagreeable events in the souih of
France, where frightful disorders had ia.
5 ken place. The people fired on the mil.
! iiary at Clermont, in Auvergne, killing
J. and wounding several. The troops sue
ceeded in putting the riots down. The
disturbances in most places had nearly
. subsidized by the last accounts.
J. M. Houinguer, the celebrated banker
0 ofParis, died on the 10Th ultimo; also
. M. Dertn, principal editor Of the Jour
d nal des Debats for forty years.
u 1t was generaIl9 believed in Paris that
! the new French loan (for 100000, ,000f)
Is would he brought out in October.
'e FRExcH ArRIcA.-Toulon, Sept. II
D. (received the 18th. 1.-THE Maritime Pre-
II feet TO the Minister Of Marine The sit
10 uaton Of the provinces of the West i,
3 continually improving; 10000 Medic
y hers are now on our side, and, thanks tC
i their medium, Mostaganem abounds
% with supplies. The submission Of the
> Bordga, who have sent in hostages, is
Il considered as likely to take place soon;
Il and their example will necessarily bring
about the surrender Of the Garabas. The
8 8 Arabs, who had abandoned our Douairs
y and SmeIas, are asking for leave TO re.
turn. There is no longer any talk of Alb
del -Kdder, who does not give any obsta-
cles TO these desertions; and it is hence
concluded that the autumn campaign
will subdue him compile tely. There is
nothing new from Mahon.
L SPAIN.
; The news from Madrid is unimportant.
The Spanish Government has permit
ted the Infanto Don Francisco de Paulo
: and bis family to return to Madrid. This
: measure will give sad blow to the fac.
r ton Of the ex-Regeni,
Esparero had signfed TO the French
I Government that the Queen, being mi
nor, would not be permitted to receive
! ! letters from an Ambassador, even ifde-
puted by his Government for that pur-
. pose.
SPAIN AND PoRTUcAE,-Spain and
: : Portugal are on the worst terms. Many
fear that war between them IS inevita-
bic. The Regent of Spain is we'll dis
posed for a rupture with Donna Maria.
ITALY.
. A letter from Florence says that on
D the 4th of September a hostile meeting
D took place between DR.. Cook, attached
to the Court Of the Grand Duke of Tus,
. cany, and Mr.. Plowden, banker at
. Florence. They fred at four PAGES dis.
=, tant, and DR.. Cook was shot dead. Mr.. |
? Plowden was arrested in his fight TO.
. wards Modena.
] GREECE.
The new Greek ministry is at an end
; Mavrocordato, worn out by the. obstacles
thrown in his way by King Ohio, has de-
fnitely resigned, and another Cabinet
has been formed The affairs Of Greece
: we're daily becoming more complicated,
and an insurrectiOn against the Bavarian
rule was anticipated. |
HOLLAND AND BELGIUM.
AMsTERDAM,-The report on the budQ.
et has met with such rigorous opposition
that it is ,bOnght the Legislature may not
even be satisfied with rejecting several
Of the most obnoxious chapters. The
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