Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-21
LATER FROM EUROPE.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Is


Consols closed at 90 and 90.
A Vienna despatch of the I'd inst
states that on the 90 of Oct the Porte
together with England ard Austria. had
settled that the occupation of the Black
Sea Danubian princiralities should be
prolonged.
The British squadron at the Isle of
SCRIP nts had been iniorced.
The Nepoutan SOU dron had not
sicd. 1t was taking provisions for six
months.
The Lonlon inns corresp,n lent
stat, tn tn inairnce at Russia in
the Danubi,n printipilities increase from
day to day. Tn sam writer slys tn
England IS quite inclined to the pro-
posed contrencr> as Austri,
Constantinoplc alviccs tn tn, ulti-
ma,um of Engl has been forwarded
to the Shah Of Persia
TIN Prr>ja0 n,>a,giu5 army at Herat.
liza tak"n posse ssioa nj the Envrons Of
til t city and were fortilyins thcm.-
a later despatch states that the Afsbans
have been defeated by the Persians and
six thousand prisoners taken
Behind theiAln gs,l22liiSxan .fro@ Quebec, ar
The Neap"litin minister remained at
Paris and showed II disposition to leave.
Discomfort prevailed among the man.
uf'cturing districts of France, from ap-
pretended commercial reforms.
The London Times. in its CITY arti-
Gle, says the funds are less buoyant and
the mrkct presents less favorable ap.
peaiance.
Private letters from Paris do not in
dictate anv decided change in financial
matters. although the condition of the
of confidence.
The British fleet is formally announc-
ed to remain in the Black sea till Rus
STA tultis her obligations. Britain Aus
ira and Turkey claim t. b. firmly united
in this policy. and the three powers are
making strenuous efforts to withdraw
Louis Napolean from coquettins with
Russia and Russia. Is making cqual ct
forts to second the alliance.
The recalled French and English en-
bassador> from Naples have landed at
Marseills, and one ship or two from the
feat will occasional visit Naples to see
at all goes ON quietly.
Spanish affairs are unchanged bu;
the accounts of the stability Of Naryaez'
government are contradictory.
Napoleon continues Al Compcign,
where he has had heightened interview
with Baron Hubncr. Austrian plenpo-
Tertiary. concerning the statement that
Spain is organizing var in HaytI, which
is confirmed.
a Committee Of the Gcrmanie Diet
have reported in favor of Prussia
claims upon Neufchate, but England
has offered, in conjunction with France.
to arbitr1te in the matter
The Free Trade Association of Ham |
burg We voted in favor OF taking steps
to abolish tho H,noVerian State Dues
The change in the fur.ish Ministry is !
confirmed
Rrsrhid Pacha is now Nzier
The cxpo.taiiaa of crtp /, prohibit d |
tom 5,re c'until July next.
~" iorags o. }tm"nl and ri Is inf, |
lihlc Remedies for salt Rhcum Ed |
ward J ckson. OF Galveston, Tcxas, suf- |
tcrcd increasingly Tor four years with
silt rhaum. So la ! was he that for four
or five months a tine. h was compel !
ed to keep To his bid. and the doctors
told him candidly that he need never
asaiu cx 5ect to b. vii. Fin ling this
to BE- the Csc "a lsni>sel them. and
INN 'l,a,.iy put huns III under Il cou So
of Hn,lpway', o atm Mt an! Pals. these
fine remedies son IN al. >uch an i'm
pro,en"nt Ia h.m that h. WAS enabled
to rc;um" his occnp ton. AMI by CON
tinuing them for u shor, 'ime. he was re-
stored to the blessings o. health. which
he has enjoyed ever since.
REV. Mr.. BELcHER. We hear with
regret that this gentleman, for some years
Pastor of the Baptist Church in Old
town, where his labors have been emf
ncntly succt ssful, has received. and de-
cided to accep, a call to the Passionate Of
the Baptist Church at Dam lriscottA.-
Mr.. b. has. by the suavity of his man
ncrs, and eloquent PRONUNCIATION of the
Gospel, much endeared himself to his
parish and wide circle of other friends,
by whom his decision to remove to
another field of labor is received with
much regret Wing.
ARNoLD's VITAL FINN combines the quail
ties Of pleasant and effectual remedy for
the common ailngs of every day liie-weari-
hess, fatigue lisstude and the unnerved con-
diton Of the system resulting from too great
or too long continued exertipn. 1t gives
result similar t. recreation in the open air
after long confinement - business or
household duties Ladies' who feel the need
OF spmethiny to tom un the system will