Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-13
Later from Europe.

The steamship Pacific, which arrived al ~
York on Saturday, brought four days la'eT
later advices from Europe.
The only interesting item of Engl'ih par
liamcntary intelligence the renewed discussion
Of the Ecclesiastical Titles Assumption Dill
in the Committee of the Whole Of the House
of Commons. These discussions, 1t is said'
have resolved themselves into taclt under
standing between the two rrca, parties IN The
State, that II possible, this most important
question shall not be- made a subject Of polli-
zeal llrife bu, that both the government and
the opposition shall endcavor as lar as Possi-
BILE, 10 make the bill effective.
There have been some violent discussions
IN the National Assembly Of France, upon
the question Of revision Of the Constitution.
Petitions Cor a revision are beginning Ia flow
IN from every part Of the country. The IL
ri,imi.is have at la.t resolved to take a bald
and energetic step, they have determined To
demand the total revision Of the Constitution {;
In other words, that France shall be called on
a. say whether she will maintain the republic
or establish monarchy. 4 motion fur the
revision Of the constitution. will, It Is said,
be- presented on the 2slh. by Duo de Brogllc,
supported by great number IT members IA
,orablc To the reelection Of Louis Napoleon
I Tn. debate an the bill fnr organizing the Ma
,ional Guard was vt the most lumultuous and
stormy character Amer the rejection OF
amendments, some IN a liberal, others IN a
contrary sense. the house adopted the first
seven clauscs Of tho bill, by which this force,
which is limited to citizens IN easy circum-
stances, is placed under the authority Of 'hc
roycmmcn, and il, officers, and then adjourn
ed
| !, s considered probable that, uo,~ i,hs'aod
log the lmporan, questions which have to b,
discussed, Il not decided, during the present
year, the National Assembly will give ilsel
a fortnight or three weeks respite about III,
last Of July or Gp, of August that is. when
the first debate ou the revision of the Constr
tuition shall have been brought IN a close -
The debate will, d, is thought, Jas, aboutihrcc
weeks or a month.
The German Diet has not Vet assembled
nor has any business of any Kind been don,
Tor some time, though many of the Envoy
have returned from Dresden. IN the Attain
of llr,sc C.sscl, no progress is apparent
There exist, motives Tor believing however
that a plan for the revision Of the Consillu,
ton has been elaborated and tina, 50 soon a,
the Diet Of Frankfort mccts, this plan wil
b. submitted lor ~ consideration
The Roman Catholic Archbishop n frci
burg. and the BI,hor, Of L,mbcrg, Rotten
burh. Fuldl and Maycnec, have agreed To
memorial TO b. presented to the several go,
crnmcnis, containing seventeen demands
which, II granted, would render the Churcl
totally independent, Of the State, and dcpry,
the latter, to a considerable extent, Of IT, 20
lrlcll power.
The Paris journal, announce thai Col Shrl
bumc, drpuucd by the 4. : government, t.
convey the remain. Of Commander Paul Jonc
To America, has bccn unable To discover then
and abandoned the scarrh In consequence
Of this statement, captain u an EnCls
, merchant ship has written 10 the Times, stat
ING where they may b. found. lie state
that Paul Jones was Inferred IN the stranger.
burynr ground at Crous,adt, in Russia, an
that be- has often seen the stone erected on III
p spot.
One hundred and iny Hungarian refugee
, have embarked at lla,rc Gur New York