Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-14

200 GOO francs have been voted for the Gel
cbrauon Of the anniversary Of the assembly
pr,rlaimiar the rcPublic,
I1reltnucc To the approaching election for
Pans a correspondent Of The London Chroni-
Gle ays-''lt - the only subject Of interest to
che people Of France at the Prescn, moment.
A. f,r A. the opinion OF the electors can b.
calrulticdupon they arc decidedly Ia favor OF
VI Eugene Sue. The ciIy appears "a h.
five siVths on the democratic csut'dltc. One
regiment Of the line gave Sue the lsclorc -
Tac mslcra,c party, hoscyrr, sPpc7r g" ''
v,rv sauruiue IN the bcligfthat l"yIsre vii
b. cl.,,ed by large malort'y. ~ 'he c.sc-
t.11 approaches business on The bourg De-
ciiues.
GA Monday and TUESDAY the opposition
,,urn,ls were seized, and all the news'sudcrs
stall, DESTROYED. and the ncvsmen arrested BY
the r0liec "Wednesday copies Of the pro
s,rbcj journals were read aloud on the Bou-
lcyard, ,o the grca, bodies of the people, IN
defiance Ofthc police. S,N companies Of the
aa,icnal guards OF PeugueI, have been sus-
penaed for eloctiHg a socillis, captain.
A &c deum was performed on the % for the
g5pe's return To Rome, 10 which Rayneyal has
been appointed plsniPo,enuary. Count Jam
oslv. WHO tOok an active part IN the Hunga-
nan var has arrived a, Pens. The assembly
IN, voted 5000 francs to the suryturs Of the
disaster At Anglers, and the families Of the
dccr1srd
RgvC-Grcai Prccauuons are 'ald TO be
akiac TO prys,r,c the Pore from asSlssina-
uon. NoT,rsou is allowed Co approach him
sycsrt ~ permission Of Cardinal Nu,ouclli
Lsurr, state tha, the pope, since his return
has drawn up several DEGREES, Which have
been suppressed b, ,hr cardinals, one ac-
count stated tha, bls holiness IS little leo
than an Austrian prisoner The l., rccl-
msnt Of French Dragons have len Rome for
France
Sr,y-The Prs,,isn, Of France Is re-
ported To have tcmlnjsd the hand Of the In
fla, sister Of the King, Diplomatic relations
with England arr a51u, ,o be- resumed.
Ggrv,sY i, IS sand ura, Prussia IS seeking
a. aru1r, with DeHm1r, l1a Sweden and
ga, she h1, with ohm, o,rc, r1 view ayar.ei
herself yf aaonraum.'y Ir withdraw iram the
S.hIr,vr H.rais The Durhic- having en-.
t.rrI an independent negotiation Coz P,aog.-
Prussia h1, Iyi them o. then, own resources
Tar EHar parliament having complained, tho
revision Of tle constitution va, expected TO D.
T-.Il,rd q, tb- cad frhe mo1t.
Dr>v,ey asp ur Drougs-Lsucrs
f-am Cargaaeru af tlr I5.b state tlr, ,hr
DANISH government. acting under advice, ct
Ea,sa. have refused to arrct. ro aag ct thc
demand, 9th, >.hI,,v.. Hals,,.I d,pu,a-
ton, suJ t1, p,amar, viii suasou, 90 uo
,rrm, bul unconditional submission.
Tysrr nD Rr,su-Thc disturbances
% Bosnia, sgrr not OF ,-ry SERIOUS charsc.
ter The difficulties h,'vrcu Austria ard
the porte had 5rrn settled The puur ha,
ss1y autograph Letters ts the queen Of England
and ths president 1f FaBc,, 900 acknov lydr-
msDr o. their friendly AID i1 the cNyaJluuU
question Russian rrcoFs or, said TO have
commenced TO c,aeul,r the paHus.au prov.
.arrs
Gacs.I-Ths mission ct Baron Gr0s
f-ru, ih- Tr,aol .0,rrE-.ers Is, % 81. ,aio
proved q ausr- Admiral Parker sti. rr-
ia.r. possession ct doe Greek vessels The
J.Tcu.y with England appears a. az from a
settlement o. ever