Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-26
BY D. P. PALMER.
EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM EU-
ROPE,

from En- glaDd 10 IhS lIlh lnst., lnclu {.
sivs.
We are indebted to the New York Sun
and Philadelphia Ledger for extras, and
also to Messrs. Adams e. Co. for a file
of Winners European Times, from
which we make up the following synopsis
Of The news received:
The list Of passengers numbers one
hundred and thirIy-seven. among whom
We notice the. names Of Mr.. Jing, bearer
OF Dispatches rem France, and Mr., De
Bodisco, the Russian Minister, With his
lady, child and servants.
Tns news brought by the Great Yves.
tern il AOt Of very great import nee.
Throughout Europe every thing appear
cd very quiet, and as happy as thr 'gs can
be under mOnarrhical governments.
There was tremendous s'orm IN Ire>
land On the S'h and 9th inst. in which sew
eral lives were lost.
A treaty between France and Morocco
has been made.
The British Queen, steamer, has been
sold at AHtwerp to M. Van Leemyut, a
mechanician Of the city, for the sum OF
G6,620,
The cotton market is quiet and s,ea
dy.
The manufacturing districts 90 not
present an un!avSrable appearance.
LSu,s PhiIlppi has been in England,
accompanied by Guizot. His reception
was a triumphant one.
Pending the visit Of the "Chizen King
10 his Royal Sister Of England, news has
arrived from Tahiti of osme additional in
dignity which the French had pat upon an
English officer
The affairs Of Tahiti arc reduced to
their relative importance: they have not
ceased 10 excite regret, hut they do not
awaken any fears Ofa warlke charac-
.Sr.
On the 9Th inst. Dr., Symons, who was
OppOsed by the Pussyites, was elected
Vice Chancellor Of Oxford University by
majority Of $50 TO 1888.
Letters fromNGplss state that lhsy sx-
psct smother eruption oc Vesuvius. The
Crater is full Of lava, and the fountains
and springs no longer give their usua al sup
ply OF water.
I'hs Gszst,e Of Tuesday notices the
further prorOgation Of Parliament from
Thntsday, Oc'. 10, 10 Thursday, the t2lh
Of Dec.
The Papsl government has rejected The
rOpoSitiOR Of an Z ogjish COMPANY to con
trast raiIrsad bstweenCivilaYc cchi and
Rome.
The vessel having on board 'hs Roman
Catholic Bishop, the nSBs, and others,
which sailed some time ago from Brost
for the Sandwich islands, had not arrived |
At the date of last accounts. Rumors
prsyailed in the south that she had fsun.
dered OF Cape Horn.
The Augsburgh GazsNe mentions the
probability Of matrimonial alliance be-
tween Prince George Of Cambridge anG
the Grand Duchess Olgs Of Russia-one
af the results Of the late journey to Fog
land sf the Russaa Gar. The Young
Prince is heir PrSsumptivO to the crown
sf fHaaovsr.
Some Of the London clHbs have adopt
ed, il is said, at the suggestion Of the
Rev. Sidney Smith, the plan Of rejecting,
fer com plimentary admission, or as mem
bers, the citizens Of the repudiating
States in America.
Mr.. Cole, Vice President Of the Total
Abstinence Society, Washington, has
been delivering lectures in favsr Of TEN.
perance in Liverpool. He is about re.
turning 10 the United States.
Frghtful inundation in Sweden. Let
asrs from Stockholm Of the 9th uIt rep
sssent nearly sll the Swedish PROVINCES
10 havO suffered severely from inunda-
lion, but in the greatest degree the cOun-
trD bordering OF the river ROeyo,. which
rose thirteen feet in less than an hour,
rushing in torrents upon The large village
OfKonFadslot and its snVrons. which were
quickly submerged, sweeping away ell
the houses and factories and twenty-five
windmills, sRd in fact leaving nothing but
q mass Of ruins. About 500 perished,
and the loss is estimated at SOC, 900 rix
dollars, | 200 900 irancs. Subscriptions
for the relief Of the sufferers have been
OPsnsd at Stockholm, at The head Of
which stands the names Of the King and
Queen, with considerable contributions
annexed. @
Louis Philip in England. King
Of the French and bis suite embarked at
TttPOt on Monday evening, on visit to
the Qusen At Windssr, and on the follow
ing day he landed se Portsmouth. The
interview between, Louis Philippe and
his wife is described in the papers as hav-
Jug ELECTED tears from the latter, as it is
the only time they have been separated
siSc6 Their maFrisge. The KiaR entered
his 72d ysaE on AOnd1y last. He is ac-
csMeanlsd by bis son, The Duc De Mem