Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08
Foreign News.


dense fog. She reports tia, she had en-
coun,ercd Consistent head winds The Allan
tic arrived a, Liverpool al half pas, O'Clock
on Friday, aud ,hs Europa al l o'clock on
Monday morning. Both reported heavy east
erly winds.
Cotton had advanced again Corn and
Flour unchanged. freights tend upwards.
Iron, no improvement. Wooden trade brisk.
Provisions in moderate demand.
The English Securities have fuciua,ed bu,
little during the week. Money continues
abundant, bu, is value j, slightly increased.
The Bullion in the Bank is lrihe les than
fifteen millions.
ESsb,sp. ], is stated on the authority Of
the correspondent Of the London Herald, I'M
der date OF Paris. Thursday evening". that at
engagements arr on foo, been Spain on the ono
side, and England, France, aud Holland on
the other, by which Spain on condition Of
having Cuba protected by the join, action Of
thn,e powers. engages to pay the debt tao by
her to England, France and Dutch creditors
st several public meetings IN different
places. it has been proposed TO bcstow a suI,a'
BILE testimonial Of public appreciation upon the
brewers and draymcn Of Barclay & Perkins,
establishment, for their treatment Of Gen.
Haynau.
A. an oasc, the Times states that prcpara.
,ious are making nvicnna, to gree, the gen
cral ON his return with what tina, Journal styles
+, splendid demonstration Of loyal devotion.
The rauisouIsto scrcuadc him by torchlirhi,
and the Emperor j, to raise him 10 the rank
Of Marshall II the Empire u is also snid
on the authority II an Austrian Journal, that
the Austrian Minister at London has been IN
,,ruc,cd to demand the punishment Of the
men WHO assaulted the butcher IN London.
4 fngh,ful ailuay accident occurred on
the eastern line On the i7Ih. Nine lives We're
lost.
The CorIlrn dispute ha, not ceased To agi.
tate the public m.jd.
4 destructive FIRE occurred a, London on
THURSDAY, 90 the vicinity Of the Com Ia.
change. That building was materially IN.
iuryI. and llrr amount u property destroy
81. The Atlantic has booked a hundred and
iiy passengers, and was Ia sail on the 2jlh.
The Loudorprc,. Of Friday, publish later
new, from India, received by telegraph, va
Trieste. Til, Cholera hal broken ou, IN
China. auJ tlc Governor or Macao had died
Of if Commercial Affairs II BOMBAY were
improuu. The sane remark. apP'y to Nh.
d,4,. Az Cucnlc, trade Vs.. les active
TIE prospect. u the Indigo crop are said to
De- ser, encouraging.
Tr,sc- The Only imrottan, political .r-
ciL.ui of size week has b.cn ilc discovery Of
no Ol,4a,i plot, The documents connected
with D., whilst ,hcy So not aPrcar tn imPli.
cat, any person, afforded the Pirs and Loo.
don press food f1r very long editorials.
The President returned to Pan, on Thur.
day, aud his tour ia said to have been a,irndc,
with brilliant succc,s, Some Of hs friends
have begun to lri,a,c the question Of allow.
Inr him another three million franc, iof h,
personal expenditure. The proposition meet,
With little hygr. IN consequence ofWhch, h.
is ,a,i, come. to ihr determination uimlAm.
no more prugr,s, th', season.
About zoo cmignnIs. chiefly belonging iu
the ODD GlrIc Mobile, arc about TO leave Er
California. The reported Change u Size
Ministry ac said 20 b. Wholly uuionuicj --
The ucrclsr the revenue during thc f.,,
r.gb, months Of th., year over o., lasl, D.,
sisted %, 5000 600 francs. IN the Bcu''s.
Thursday, Eve, opened a, 0a,.i. cIo-cd %.
60
Tn Dremrs Advice, from Hamburg
state that IN the 10Th 'h- Iiol,'rIn army nldr
90 fr,am ngp,cmcul, with lhc intention Ut at
usklug thc otbr,dga across the Schlyc.
at Mc,,undr The Pane, were driven from
their unlrufed position, at KoshcudoriT and
other points, iRto thc.r cnircnchmcu,s. Their
cannon aljci Tor aborr 40 hour by the ITul-
,,ciurr., but without effect when the firing
cra, q, and they lrgan 20 ntirc.
The Dams then replaced the bridge which
they bad previously removed, aud crossed over
with tie intention Embarrassing the retreat ol
thc IIol,tsincrs, but found them 80 strong 81,
To render II unad,sablc to pres them closely
Gen. WilIcsen took possession OF Rckcniord,
anJ established h, head quarters ai that town
IN the afternoon. but Vas subsequently forced
Grred 10 rcure owing " the near proximity
of the Danish slup-
The army biyouckcj a, night ai points
somewhat IN ldyhaee Il their previous post
ton, aud on the following day the Danes suIl
declined IN give iIrrn battle. They rc.oeeu.
pied the position which they held previous
to the advance, and up 10 the lllh M farther
movements had bern made. The ITols,eiacrs
losi about a hundred and thirty, and the Danes
a hundred and seventy men.
In Gen. Willisen's proclamation, he says
1--WE have offered them battle IN the opci
field, on III, most favorable circumstances for
him. We have destroyed al his field works
in the East by Rehcmiordc Holm aud Hum
Inolicld, and his camp at Kackendorn, and
thus proved tina, he is no, NJ fully master OF
SchIcsw.g as he gives himselfout to be-"
Hrssg CAssEL. The Germans have been
occupying last week with the sudden and pre-
,i,.,,,,, Ainhi nf the prinrn nj ucssn Cnssnl.