Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-10
Foreign News.

till RACES The power Of the crown 10 IN
erfere in things spiritual is now boldly DIS
puted.
Crops IA ireland very abundant. but lit
tic pOtaioe rot. The catholic clergy OF Ire
land have commenced holding national syn
Cd, which is the frs, since the time OF the re-
formation.
France looks stormy. The president has
been turned gu, Of ball room at DeCascon'
The room had to be cleared at the point OF the
bayonet.
The Hols,eners dislodgcd the Danish out
posts a, KrOpP, and their whole army has
len Rensbargh and advanced IN the direction
OF the Danish position.
German Affairs are becoming more ana
more complicated.
Several heavy failures reported at Ham
burph.
The Chinese aud Indian news turn out bet
ter than was a, frat Published. All is now
brisk IN trade
ESGLlSp. Since the sailing Of the Allan
tic. there has been considerable huciuaiion IN
the commercial affairs Of the country. Upon
examination II was osnd that the India aud
Chinese mail did no, present altogether >"
fair an aspect a. the depressed accounts pub
lI.hed in the rs-.rsvcrr i~J1,at,t, but At the
Close 81 the week matters had resumed their
won,od firm aspect, and everything Vas As
brisk as before.
Speaking of,he dcfca, u the compromise
hill. and the adoption Of iha, portion Of II
which provides local government, for the ter
r,ory OF Utah, and IN discussing the various
measures which baw been proposed since the
dcfra, Of the omnibus bill, the Morning Pos,
observes The most prominent, and JUS,
now most popular Of thuse measures, Is bill
introduced In the senate hy Mr Pcarcc, to
define and IN the boundaries ofTaNas, paying
her an indemnity for her claims, vi,hou, rais-
inr the question whether thcy ough, to b. r.
cogniscd a, rights. This measure possesses
marked interest for even Europeans, b.
cause II proposes To devote the sum thus paid
as an indemnity. II the liquidation " 'hr pub
lie debt of laxas, already to some extent a..
,umcd by the United States, bot not - unc-
quivccally a. the srge body Of European
holders of'rr1an hocd would desire. Whcn
Ia Is remembered tha, Texas has assumed hos
.ulc positions toward the federal go,crmcn,
respecting this boundary, and that the Ptrsi.
dcu, has DECLARED h.s intention 10 qu'll by
'forc Of arms ans actual demonstration ou her
part. ., wilibc readily believed that any inca.
SURF. calculated To .a,isiy both parties, THAI.
cd With ac,lamauon. such, fortunately, Is Tie
character or VI rcarcr's proposal To settle
TIN. Tcras boundary dispute. The general
rov,mmen, being -atisacd with the retention
Of territory, aud TeSa. bu, too happy to 1rir'
,h- splendid sum, ten millions Of dollars
tended IN piymcnl Of her clustering 10
Tho Afr,a. Of he Cunarl line, was ~
pcc,rj to aruyr a, Liverpool on the 18th inst,
preparatory to her departure tor Ne" York
on the roth Of October
The crop, In INLAND ~" said to b. album
ilut. ard ihs rn.gi,s slight. II d believed,
will b, less gcncuay than has been anurrpl'.
81.
The English harvest , well advanced, ard
be Weld is lllly equal G., recent expectations
T. Fr,Scr Paris, Tur-lay.-Thg Nluoua.
Guard 81 vallonc have bccn j.sarmcd ~ con.
sequence Ut some serious attempts At iusubor-
dinauon. when the arms we're taken, 3, was
found their bayou,,s we're ncvl, sharTcn'd
Matters have fur somc time worn vcp ''u.
Gus aspect IN this department,
I, j. reported that there Is more than usual
activity At the roycrnmcn, foundry At Nanirs.
The nirhircry for three Warstcamcrs smear.
lbs completed. ThcHramcr are a corvette OF
one hundred horse power, and shp 81 The
line Of one hundred guns, TO be fitted with a
,crrw IT five hundred horse power.
VI Bllza,. the celebrated writer, died IN
Paris on saturday night
Tho perfect 81 The Hans Marine has caused
,cycral domiciliary visits To be made q, Va
rcnncr and l.aloisc. The rcsul, has been the
discovery or a grca, number OF Socialist pam
phlets, firearms, and a quantity Of runPov'
.dr. with directions TOT making It on 4 new
principle, At a small expense.
Mouday-Thc president Of the rcPublic in
one of hi, speeches nj Lyons, vaguely hlntcd
to the people that his desire was tn prolong in
some way his term Of power. That being
the representative Of sIN millions Of electors,
he has no secession To resort to a coup d'c,al ,
that patriotism alike enjons diligence and per-
severance on his part. aud that he will siren
uously Oppose any rival prctcnder To the throne
OF France. The pennancn, committee have
held two sl,iings, but their proceedings have
not bsen marked by any movement OF Iniercs,
cxcep, in regard To the speech Of the PTesl'
dent. which has been brought under their no
uce ~ the McuGaih party, who have drSig-
mated 1t a. being unconstitutional.
The Prince de JoinSille Is said to b. gain
ing in popularity. The announcement that
he would b, a candidate for the Presidency
a, the election IN 1859, has caused considera-
Die sensation in France.
/, i. stated on the authority Of Letters form
De Cascon that the presidents progress has
been seriously interrupted at that place. 1t
appears that just after his arrival at that Town
he vas attending blll-crowds flowing TO
the place, and the attitude OF the PoPulaee
l. -. Al. q. ,...u,.. LII A.. d.