Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-23

ciialfnlan, " was SlaiIFN NNlh' anu NY
brother was on the other side, I'd Gu, the
rascal OF "
egDuring the short stay Of the EnglIgh
steamer in the harbor Of Vera Cruz there
we're tive regattas between the English sailor,
and those Of the American bark Regina
The Americans were victorious IN both, not
wi,hstanding iha, in the las, contes, the par.
ties changed boats.
"why is good sermon like Hiss -
DO you give itupi Because 1t only require,
hrO head' and an sypl'oai'-n."
A lad OIL years, named Coyle, picking
berries half mile gu, Of the city ofSt John.
y. u. was carried of and devourcd by a she.
hear
The cos, nj General Taylor, funeral. in.
cluding the removal ofthc body to l>.ui,iana,
will exceed, it supposed SlOo,ood. " T.
T'rJun,
The death Of the lsir prc,dcu, is annuunc.
ed in the Kingston, Canada, papers, With
mark, Of mourning. The American vessels
in the harbor displayed their eolor' At half
mast.
The S,amese Twins are no, dead. bu, are
residing OF their farm ia North Carolina.
In was reported that President Fillmore
was III on "Wednesday last, aud had called ia
his Physician. lie was afterwards better
and wen, abroad.
MuSr MILITIA According to the aiu
tant generals return the number enrolled -
IS $50 There are 20 artillery gun houses,
which he propose, 10 srll. and To place the
guns IN the arsenal a, Portland and Bangor.
Mr.. Hiram Haskell has been arrested nni
examined, at warrvlIr, At the suit oflhe
Ticunic Bank, On the charge Of ahsinc'IuG
abou, $4,000 from package intrus,rd To- him
by the Cashier Of the bask or delivery 10
. Boston. lie waived an examination and Na'
held To bail 10 The .um of ssoo. W. under.
stand. saws the waariIlr Mall that be- 30.
NIT, having taken the money and cou'rricdt
to hi- own use.
I MISSISSIPPI. ~ the recent popular e'r--
ton Tor secretary 81 State ~ Nr,,i,sPp, lhr
Democratic clndidsig was elected by PIa-
rallty OF only %.
Iowa. The Democratic State CeNsutoa
at Iowa CITY. made the following nominations.
For Governor. ;. Hampstead Secretary of
State. g.. " McClsarly Audlioruf STAT,
I Israel Kccstcr TpEmrr George DlIIcsp.r.
The Editor II tho Gospi Banner SAYS,
.'sincc We have occupied pablo relation O,
our cause. We have hr,d down thirty rrri-
mcnts NJ lies, and by Gods crarr, 49, bop "a
live down a new brigade of ial.choods which
ju,, now unPrinciPlci men would e'ruh''
against rs" What an unfortunate editor
II mus, b. that be is associated with avery
lying r,plc Why the frey lake would
hardly bold them.
Thursday next is the DAY on which oar
Legislator - To make another effort To elcria
4. :. Senator. We hopc all personal pref
crenccs and feelings viii b. sacrificed on Oh"
altar Of the general good and as the true
interest. Of the people depends upon the sue
cc-. of,hc Democratic party, may no coun'
be- pursued that shall tend to DIVE It into the
minority in thi, State.
The GosPrb BASSrs came IL Us la',
week in an entire new dress. The Banner is
one Of the ables, edited religious journals m
New England.
wlsnSoroS. July 90 Mr. Webster has
been offered, and ha. accepted, the pot II
Secretary Of State.
Mr.. Graham Of North Carolina, has been
rendered the War Department.
Mr. ylnlon ofOhio, Secretary ofthS T~i-
sury.
MI Crrticnden Of kentucky, Attorney
General.
The Others members Of The Cabine, are not
yet known with certainty.
WAsNNGToS, JrLY 1.-THE old Cabinet
positively quit on Monday. II the ComPrc-
mise fails, Mr.. Webster will at once propose
another, wthou, the fugitive slave and dc.
trici clause.
Peter Hagner, the venerable ID Auditor OF
the Treasury, died last night.
July lsth.-Thc Union understands that
a, the reques, Of Mr.. Fillmore, the present
Cabinet will remain until Monday, on which
day, We learn from the Southern Press, the
new one will he presented to the Senate.
The body Of Prcslden, Taylor Is To remain
in the Congressional burying ground-he hav.
ing expressed wish to b. buried where he
died.
vrRnosr--The whig state convention at
Montpelier on "Wednesday nominated Cor gov.
ernor, Charles h. Williams, OF Rutland Il.
governor, Jaiiss Converse, II Woodstock;
treasurer, George v. Howcs, Of Montpelier.
They resolved that they have confidence in
Presiden, Fillmore