Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29
News Prom Europe.

The steamships Cambria and Franklin ar
rived during the week, bringing later in,elli-
rencc from Europe. Hesse CssSel is now
the centre Of interest, and there are more
uarlike appearances in that quarter than there
were At previous accounts. The Bavarians,
booked BY Austria, have determined to enter
that Electorate. The Elector and bis cabl-
net have protested against this step, and with
drawn the Hessian forces, arms, and num-
tons but looking at the danger m Ms true
light. they agreed to submit. Russia and
Austria have rejected the proposals Of Prus-
IA. IN relation TO Denmark; and Austria has
exhibited strOng disposition to march upon
Prussia and on the federal question she is
determined never tn Weld. LOUIS NaPole-
on's plans iur the future are violently ePPo-
ed by General Changamier and his aSsoci-
aics. The Prrsidcn, Of the republic wishes
~ change the constitution, allowing him to
hold over bat there Is a large and dcIermln-
~ party who will resist any attempt to amend
the charter IN England there Is still con-
siderable excitement about the appointment
ofCalholic Bishops by the Pope, end the Pro
,s,tant clergy have presented an address to
the Bishop Of Loaion, praying the adoption
VI legal measure, To cN,inguish the appoint
mcnt. The Queen Il is said will actively
cooperate In putting down this interference
in her dominioGs. The press and the clergy
,ccm determined 10 compel the Pope to with
draw Ms nominations.
\ pcrsnn samed ChaPmis has sailed hom
Paris, to Wis country, bringing with him 4
splendid nsjd u a guillotine, with the IN
,-u,ion 10 have this deadly instrument accept
IS by the United SAFES government in cN.
change Cor the gallOws. What will those
who would abolish capital punishment say 10
,his'
In Prejmeu,. the debates relative To the
J,,rn,lous with The Pops, the Church II
Rome. and the government, arc s',ll "a 0a'a
goo. several organs Of the PrSs have De-
c'lrcd 10, a scpan,ioa from the Roman cath
900, church. This proposition NAV uo, take
place a, the present cpoch. In Piedmont,
Ja,holoci,m j. deeply INLAND in the hearts oi
ibc inhabitants, and 20 separate from Rome
would undoubtedly be- cau,, ct revolution
90 Oh, Kingdom 1t sardinia. !, b, 10 be ho-
ro.. tha, question will soou b. decided.
The news from Cou,iauincPIc mentions
Oh, decision made by the Sublime Porte. To
give freedom 10 The Hungarian refugees, de-
spite IN the solicitation, of Austria, Ne
doubt these unfortunate cSilcs wall snVu b.
-, free. and allowed 10 rcach the mighty
shore. of The United States, where they will
meet Gen. UJhaIy and hi, couulUmcn.
PtE,rr IS rur NtDrrEE,Nr,N. - llcr
MAJESTY, ship Frollc Vas despatched from
Malta on the llIh uli., IN cues, Of Greek
pirate. said To have attacked and Pluudcrcd,
,r me vicinity Of TuPoh, IN Blrbary. an
Austrian vessel, which had been found after
wards without a ,oul on hoard.
IN Bombay the culture OF cotton Is rapidly
,ucnJ,nr Tvoyear, ago, the whole oi,.'c
land under cultivation with American cotton,
On iba, Presidency, Uas under twenty tbcus-
-1i acres Atihc present mom.u, the guam
a., exceed, ouc hundred thousand acres, and
,h-rc 0, every certainty ct a rapid lucrrl~".
The London 1im-s complains that the do
,-rndant, ct Arnold. the Amorcln traitor,
.r supported from ,hc Pu5Iic fund Il Ing
l,Hd The Express very properly sly, iu
.n.ver TO thr, complaint, " Arnold became
aa oaeaa. snI A., amuy berEard and dis
crlcsI. and an 20, yog Who should 'ur-
Iyu b.. dcscentanis '