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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-02

Il OLIVE PIERCE. ct Brighton. iut the county
,f N,III.srA, anu Commonwealth of Mlssa-
cbn.stt,, uulov IT Tinolhy &. Pierce, deceased,
of BRIGHTON, alorr.aii, AMI late resident of The
town IT Hiram. 10 the County ai ONl1rd snd
state ct Maus, ani olive T.. Muuycr, ~ said
Brightpn, in the County oi MillJs,N and State
aiorc.ii, 10 jpintiy declare hlt - - Our Nish
and oar request that hes Honor, tie lui-o nj Pro-
hate in anl Zoe the County Ut ONiIri and state Vt
Niinr, appoint John Ncntycr Ut Brighton, ~ the
Count, "i MiddlcsgN, aui State OF Nafslshusetts,
Timothy &. Pierce, hate r,sid,nt ~ Brighton,
Aforesaid, bat formerly rcsdrng aud cititcn oi IT.
ram. County OF ONiorl, anI state Aforesaid, nul
6r which We declarr b. above 4, d" our SINCERE
wish and prayer. pINE PIERCE,
OLIVE T. MENTNER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-02
T,ibs H-. Tl5u-, ~ R,agI, .t.'s, n Puia.
frhs Cua'gaf Or'arf,

7, ih, H-. Ti5ur'H Bual, .t.'g, n puia.
frh, Cua'g n OT'arf,
TliE petition and representation 81 HENRY
i STENENs, guardian = Jamsf e. Steam,
1uI Chunks llcrp sirlm' ~ luh'l in che oHyH-
q, nj ONiurl. minors, Wspocliull, shsvs thli sati
miguf, 1r, sruri lnI pn..,ssrI e certain real
estate, situate in laid Bethel tnI d,.rrIh.d as
nIuv' lr.,u1i01 ~ che North Wet o0rnrr Of
huI owned D., Could. Acad,my, Jhr1ra unrihtrs
ol ihs rull leading from B,itrl ilIl, B1rArr's
IrrN, tine road Iraiiu- from Wet Bethel tu il~
depot, thence c,sirrly ou aid ra,t 90 hrd Uwaol
lNJ t,ub Holt thence .uuihory fpiH Holt 'tud aHt
land owned ty John klmlan i0 a1I owned o.,
GIIulu Chapman. thence westerly 0u sli Chap
uuu'. ltnl ,nd llri uuu,d o., sa.d Arlt,m,, iu
place II h,gInning th1i 'aii estate BE- unrrudur.
Tive of11y lengGt o. s,ii mrunrs. and that twill
hr iur thr interest ct saii min0rs tiat gHc sIuI'
shuHId o. sHl 1UI the proceeds poe uut aHI s'.
rurri 1n interest It, thsrri8sr pr,s yrur honnr
that hc nl, hr authorized suI ,u,gusrrul agr',.
ah, On Ilv Co 80, at puhIir sale, thr at.1yr Is
.rrrl-I zeal estate ur .ugh pact of it as iu your
opinion ml, No. oApsNirnt. Al which b. rrsu,ct.
fI, s..uitt,I. HENRY >TEAEN>.
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pLNE PIERCE,
OLIVE =. MENTNER

OXFORD, sg AIa Co.rtOf Probate held at raris.
within and Zoe the County ot ONmtl, on tle
third Tncstay oi March, \. ~, 1856
On the e.oin, petition,
ORnrEEp, that the said Pctuou'rs give na'
ti,e al person. interested t cluiug copy uihis
order 10 h. pubshcd thee week. successiNcl, 10
The ONord Democrat, apublic nCNspsp,r prin-
ted al Paris, iu the County 81 ONlord, that the
nav appear at q Pobatc Court o. be hcid ~
paIi. on the third Tuesday Of May next At
nine 81 lhe co,k in the lorcnoun, ad she's cau'f ~
an, the, have, why the same shot4d not b grated
ivy THOMAS II. BROWN, JadE',
:. II. C,ErTE, Rss,t,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-02

O,rDrp -. Afa Court ofr,otltc hriI 10 Paris
within anil Zoe ibr Count, uI uAiuu., 900 lbu
Trr.Ii, IT Mach in iho wear Of nur Lord
one Thousand eight hunfr,i and hiiy-sIN.
"a the petition aforesaid,
OrurrIr, That che mid GululHu give no.
o.. 10 1i p,rsau. interested, D., causing q cop, p
tlis urrI tu De- Published three NrrSs su,,rssNs'T
Doe The ONiuI Democrat, rruiuI 40 Paris, that
tbr, ml, lrp,,r I'd % Prostate Court o. d. held AZ
pafs Boo .lid COUNTY, on ihr ibiu Ius.d,y II MAY
a,at, 90 u,Ee n. tar r.Hth 900 De- 9uluun, 1uI
.hsv c,u.r, iflu, che, have, why thr slu, should
NOT h. ,pBtoi.
THOMAS u. BROWN, J.fs,.
tmr rnw attest.
~.R. CANrrU, Rsgpiv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-02

O,ruru. IS. IA Count 1T Probate held 't ll-
90. within ,uI l.r ihe Count, VI us.uri, uuthr
hrrI 1u1,Iay 90 March \. D., 1856
DEpORN rEN1-T, u,mrl ,NorutrlN IN o. Ger.
tain Instrument purprrilr. tp %, tar hsi will
AMI tr.tlrrut ui li,.N,U CuNs, s'r OF Paris boz
.,iI Cpurrf, decreased, having pWsru,cd tbr same
Ir rr.lrrr,
OrIrrol, thet notice o. given 90 aU rcr.1n.
interested, O., causing e rurN ui OBJ. Urdrr toll"
.rubr,.hrd thrr, W,,k. .urr,ssi,rl, BOO Tho ONlurl
Democrat, urrtrj 20 r1us, that thrs mas aup'nr
~ Probate Crurl tolls huli at Paris, uu thr thiui
rur.Il, 1T Nav n"Ni, 1T uinr Of iho clock
irtba forenoon, anil .h,v cause. ii1nt thgy have,
uh, the .1mr shuuld not b. proved, appuN ed and
aII,ar,I 81. thr 1st viii and Iestam,1t 1T sl,d de-
ceased.
THOMAS U BROWN, JgLg,.
s.R. C,ErrU. Es.ufr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-02

ONruUu, '-At , court of Probate hrd 1t
rlu, within and iur the county of ONhrd, 600
che thruI 1urTfl, ~ March \. y. 1850.
GUNNER n. NEWELL, Executor II The I1't
- WtII o. q Tssnment Ut SuFHIN DELANu,
Bfs OF Peru u stI county, deceased, hISiug pre-
s.rirI hi. fr.t au' focal arsnr1t ~ standardization
of thr r.tarr uf .1fi 'rrrasei iur allowance
Orpruru, th,t thr s,i ENooutor give notice
tu 100 rrr.Hn. iut,r,.trI h' Dlusiug copy ui thls
rrTrr o. o. Published three weeks surcrssiysIy in
The ON.um Democrat printed ~ Paris. that th',
rul, pur,r 1t % Probate Cuur in o., bell ~ PARIS
lH .llI ,.rur,. or che ihiul Tu'.l1y "l Mny neat,
,t mine IT tha clock ir che uun"un, lHi shsv
rtr., Nfau, rhry havoc Why thc same should Hu'
o. .'I1RtI.
THOMAS H. brown, J.tgs.
\ itu- c.pN=-n'trst.
- S.R. C,rrIE. R,gnfr.
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Freedom Notice.

heTsh, give notice, that have iais d,y, given
o. n, SON, Solomon u. sswysr, h,s time 10 act iur
hims,Ii that shall not claim, ans oil his earnlngs
noe p1y auy debts IT his contracting al,rthi. date.
JABEZ SAWYER.
Attest PATEiCE How
RuNfoEp CrNrUr, Apul 9Th, 1855.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-02

ONToUp. ss--Nia court ~ Probate held 40 Par
b.. within and lrr ihr ruuni, III pNmrd, un The
thiu Tuesday ~ March 4. D. 1856
ELISHA MORSE. Executor II tho lat vii
U, aHl Trsumr1t ~ ~IrH NnrsT, late ui
Paris. DO ,,il county. deceased, hating prs.enisl
Doe brl 1rruu1t OF administration ol The cftlie ul
.4iI deceased iur allowance.
OEiTHru, th8ti hc mid Executor give notice
in 80 ref.Hr' interested o., rluiDg e e. o., olt hrs
Order 100 d. ruhI,'brI three weeks .ulrrsivck ,u
The O>Eri Democrat, printed at Pane, that th,y
u,, lrrr1rata Probate Cruut CO. o. haIl 30 paus
iH .1rI rHr1If. un ihr ih.d TursIl, ~ W., neat,
20 rrHe Of ths r'rrk Boz ihe urrurHn. '1i shru
r,usr 90 au, lhry h,yo) Why rhs ssmr should nal
Dr. allowed
THOMAS n. BROWN, J.3rs.
\ tur copy =-aiiOsi.
u S.R. C,rrTr, R,.rf,.
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true cnpy-aiirst:
~ s.R. C,HrrH, R's''i''.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-02

ONTuHu, ss.H=ii e court ~ Probate bold No laf-
b. uffrfp apH iuf ihr r.uut, ut O'lrd, 600 tHr
u.r Tr..Ily ~ March \. u. l-'G.
GEORGE corn. Executor ~ ihr h't VIII
\ Z nod Tr.lmont OF JusIrU n. D,Nis, late
ul ll,Irr1 iu .,id county, deceased, having pro-.
s.Hfr.l HIs Gr.t trrHrHt uf Naturalization &C The
,.f1i, ~ aid dcr,l.ri nr allowance.
OrrrEru, that che .,ld Executor give NOTICE
tu 100 pHrsu1. iHrrrr.tr D., causing DHps ul Ohio
ORDER fu ls TfIIfsh,I ihrrr vr,ks sr5rrsstyrh boo
The ONfh Drmrrri rriutri 10 rtlis, that the,
ua, appear 90 Probate Court On De- held lt i8us,
in .lrI county, 900 ihc third rurs'1, of Nv neat,
10 uir, ~ ihr c'prk in thr Grcunrn, ani .hrU
,ausr Cfau, thr, havoc Why the same shuuld nul
o., aIus,d.
THOMAS u. RROwN, Js'g,.
\ tIrr rHl1H'i'rst
u ~.G. C,ErTE, Er1v.
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AI"e coz! --N'c;.. r. c.rt,r. R.,-,r-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-15
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
u;,h,rs.ou. Rrothcr- 4 Co.'S Circular.

n 10th Mo 81, 1850
m. carly mart Of the past week large business
was doe holders each day showing les: Willingness 70 ,r
Tie Bank having raised the rate on Wednesday me
NOR money CURED buy Mdding and lower qu.,s o,
4 an on sday The .a Dd sSs p sIpOr fSe
market closes steady Imports 3r tue pas ~sea oS
20 Sto and lies Surns exporters also American,
sti 2 ~ StrAs: leaving TO the trade $3.50 ~ .,
- Ss ss Linz BstiaoIS u cwt asked
LSD-A conder.tle decline has taken P,ce in ,' article
lar rIis-.y for fair to good SO d76. hne II dSo c"t
sra,v,n within thee Stock about 80 tan..
ls.5 ,.JI Se~ 'Pa y G R.. etched s. Old
- sn,F American being scarce commands full prices In
xsI drliysry The stock ca-k. .snst p go .am
i'm last year The quantity sfoat from Cron-isit i, about
Il cav ca,ts not more than the time IN S55 she wed
Brrr-Io,sl 30 tiercrs. i-cudns Mays 81 8 ~,
man at IS and Johuons at So e 'Tee STOCK large ''''
POhkT aIe a5l barrels; at Pcs; from IS En S'r
OF very quality and some holders are 't anxious to EeA
h sa, much doas in Tai. article stock sa
CHErsE is in snail supply, and what comes Ia no" meets
has been somewhat less bosterou since oar
ro Of Tuesday but st lar from settled NoHh".rd .u.A
portion Of the crops still unesIred Manchester ma
YESTERDAY wss pretty well offended fair quantity OF "HsA
found purchasers at prices oueshst under tho.e
qualities White American were rather iTIesil.I
81. cfNu.S Coss are lee. di.Po.ed to meet ,e
Funers' deliveries for the past week consist OF as
nice this week ga p o. against n same week last
year. . -. .t.. .,o.,, q, -. ma 4, .,
"a CUSTOMARY tor the day Of the week only limited business
shifted In HFAr better classes OF New mite ana hei
Au,csn being in more general supply reduction Of d1d
20 n Etted TO Oh the rates current on IIes1y sh
orts were prccuTabe az slight reduction olt Tue
~ ouallii.s q heacd American advanced ZG5d v ~ ID
good qualities FLOUR scarce and nay D. "rtten snA
dssr.r but The Medium srades DID not participate ia any ~
proytmtnt ,.... ran, o.. boil
Oul, mit,d bushes. took place in lSDiN CoRN a. h1s
10 meet the market ana me ie
shl, f,ct,d were the rates current AZ our last. .
OATS and MEAL again rather cheaper Out ou q"
i,s # either supported former prices ~ ,,,
Imports tie pet week consist Of 81 5j qrs WHL.r
2j.I ors INDIAN toRN l8 bbls and ia sacks FLOUR
ESrors for ZANE period 1850 quarters WHEAT 2iL qrs IN
DIN CoRs, 3 ~ bbls. and 6Ol sacks tLouR 49,
We quote the value Of American White WHEAT new, 10 ~
10 :. CID. 10; Red, az ), old, az = 10 10
Baliinor, Philadelphia and Ohio FLous, % dS Canadian
81 ash Western Canal. Is 032 = Dbl lSoiM Corn,
Mixed ana Yellow, y va So +; White IS aS4 gquaIter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-15
SPAIN.
oIrEN CHRISTMAS PROPERTY.

Madrid letters are 10 the 9Th ultimo rOv al decree
remove the -equestraion from the property Of Queen
Ma. a Christina.
Tie creation Of colonial department L egaln talked
# an ex-ntary officers who did rot present them
s,lys, 20 the authorities on 18th July last well a.
,lo.e who did present themselves but who baye no
rrcp,ty in Madrid are ordered 10 quit the capital aud
10, 10 az prosch it nearer than ~ eagues 1t r not
Inn at lie state of sicge j. 70 b. raised throughout
tie KINGDOM or tie 10Th October. Tie con,cripton
f IL. militia passed If quietly.
Satisfactory replies have been received from Prgs-
"a and Austria tie dispatches sent 10 aHouLee tie
roltieal Images that had occurred IL Spain. Count
Tuo and pai0u psuttufiel said 10 have expressed
he .ai;,fa, ton Of their respective Governments with
the conci.iaicry moderate, and tnl policy pursued
b, tie pI,stnt Iulers Of Spain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-15
FRANCE.

Tie Emperor and Empress had warm reception at
Bordeaux aud have returned 10 Paris
Tie Monifeur contains cTcumstantia' account OF
tie convict establishments in Guiana and Cayenne
and states that the political prisoners well cared
for Tie article is intended reply to the recent
statements Of Louis Blanc.
The Russian Circular dispatch setting forth the for
Gin policy OF Russia and addressed TO all Russian Rep
re,er'aiiyes abroad by Baron Brunos 10 the
Minister of Foreign Affairs. but not otherwise
officially communicated TO the French Government.
dis,iIcton is thus sought 10 be established between
a simple dispatch sent to a diplomatic agent and a
foInal notification directly addressed TO the Govern
net. The real question u, however whether the
circular itself If, If not correct exponent OF the
foreign policy OF Russia.
Marshal Random has left Al gers 10 assume the com
uord Of the expedition against the kabyles. Gen.
lusuf ana Remand are acting against the insurcent
d.;lict-, which are expected speedily 10 make sub
uissiCp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-15

100 be.ss No. sHsvsss 90 IL Fot Asv. ben ~ - .
iss here At as tduty iise and two sssrss 49, "a
changed hands one OF 1te eo1es No II Hsvsn~ -
Hsubsrs a s5l for Horvsy. and the o,A.r Of ~ 49,
hsts Bshs, Insured A. Tor 00tfene grt ,vo-tari. s
2s'3 a bind white SIS ibe latter e.ius 49,
cargo reported last weed and Of ,us N..'
rSs 10 Afrive N Dee. 81 ssj, lAnded tsrna 10
rir- Ii irish sdvsnoed ~ y ewt. The nh an 49,
iron Blocks iS Bars 1856 Straits lSaf, Banea 1884, -
T.LLou-Si. Petersburg Y. c aaiet a. 20 saSlJ on n.
ard ~ 9 for The end Of the wear. ~
TuEpsNrnE-So sales Of Rough spirts arm a "A, /
American IN casks "
spxLTEx sesdy At rs
Iwrsrc.x sIocxs coutians without demand s,yonx =
ga I-,In,.. In Illinois Central Railroad Bonds vkrh %
ou,tsdi i.s Nor,ssss @. asl! ss 7saso F,eAot !.
s.d3 Csl.I. 6s III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-15
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
THE MONETARY CRISIS IN EUROPE.


Coue.pondence of The N. Y. Tribune
LONDON, Oct. 3, 1856.
The general commercial crisis which occurred IN
Europe about the Autumn of lS47, and lasted till
The Spring of lS4s was ushered in by panic in
the London money market, beginning in the last
DAYS of April and reaching its CLIMAX on the 4th OF
May, Is47. During these latter days all monetary
transactions were brought TO acompcte stsnd-stil;
bit from the 4th Of May the pressure subsidized and
merchants and journalists congratulated one another
On the merely accidental and transtory character
Of he panic few months later the commercial
and industrial crisis burst forth, of which the none
ts;.rsnic had been but the symptom and the fore
rune.
Thee is now a movement in the European
money markets analogous to the pane OF ISL.
The analogy, however, is not complete instead
Of moving from wet to east-irom LONDON Via
Paris toBerlin and Vienna-ss did the panic oil
Is47. the present panic is moving from east 10
west, with Germany for its starting point, thence
spreading TO Paris, and last reaching LONDON
Then the panic assumed Il local aspect IRON the
slowne,s of its progress; now 1t appears al once
in IFS unyenal character, from the rapidl'! oil us
e1t ension. Then IL lasted about week OF So
now il has lated already three weeks Then there
were lew who suspected j: to DC the ioFerunner oi
general crisis; now nobody doubts II save tho'e
Enghshmen who imagine themselves to make MS
tory by reading The Times newspaper what the
most iar-sighted politicians feared thcn was rePe-
~lon oil The crisis Of 1875 and $50; What they
non are sure of ia an enlarged edition not only OF
the crisis OF lei7 but also of the revolutions Of
lS4S
IN. anxiety of the upper classes in Europe is "a
intense as their disappointment. Having had il all
their own way since the middle of lo49 the war,
yet, was the only cloud in their view Of the social
horizon. Now, after the war Is over or supposed
- be over, hey make the same discovery every.
where as wac made by the English after the battle
Of Waterloo, aud the peace OF ISIS, when the bul-
kstiss Of battles weIe replaced by the reports on
agricultural and industrial distress. With view
10 save their property they did everything in their
power to put down the Revolution, and to crush
the masses. They are now discovering that they
we're themselves the instruments Of revolution in
property greater than any contemplated by the
revolu,ionists of lois. A general bankruptcy is
staring them in the face, which they know to be
coipcidental with the setteme midday OF the great
vmwning shop at Paris and as the English found
b their surprise, after 1915, when Cas'iereaeh,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-15
GREAT BRITAIN.
The CHANCELLOR OF TaE ENCHEQt LII
ON The ELECTION OF FREMONT.

Sir G. Cornwall L. wis Chancellor OF the ENchequeT,
r-,sided al the Raduonlire Farmers Cub dinner al
Brighton and in course Of hs speech sad that lie had
recently met with statement in the public newspapers
ofa veIy startling nature namely that he, III his ca
pacty as Chancellor Of TIE ENcheQuor had employed
DO lees sum than IS COO Of the public money Tor
the purpose If huencnC the return ct the Presidch,
@ the United States. 1h. statement had been gr4Vey
Iut iorL by portion OF the public press OF lac
ui,ed states and from those newspapers was tran
hutd 10 he newspapers q Blt6in .
lie mus; coIiC- that IN hs ignorance, he ha5 oten
under The i'm, "a oL tls lie lda of -, wv, 10
which retrtLtt VIZ made. v'Ltrcci IN the Ii'teF
rsr f Muy lasi. ~Is 'oI The .lPIse ot dcIaymg TIE
,, uhiil. a )cuoit4rc a tie war BY bringing home
tie srraneI's ty ecu and land but il appeared that
lie a. mistaken and that that intended to Sc
cu.e tie return q; Col Fremont to the Presidential
cbLir Of he United State. lie remembered, amoiiS
the traditions Of contested election that az an election
n yok shire each Of the candidates ssd 10 have
fxp,uded from 80 60 "a Gl0,UVO, which had always
I.,n oo .deTed eIuFIDo Us but suCL au expenditure
,hrark into nothing compared with the sum OF
5tGO GO 10 sccuEc the return oi Tie President oi the
Lifted s,s,ts But Tie Americans lad very elevated
,,;ous In comparing their iakes with our lakes they
laid that our bot ss mere mudPcols and tne Tue
TIau.. sss hut & mere brook II COMPARISON with the
Nis.;ssirni or NJ .-eouri and ~, he presumed, they
Measured their elp. If contested ee iions by SIN
lar standard and thought nothing OF apPylnS NE sum
If - Q 600 10 the return OF candidate ior "a. fTesl-
DENTAL chair But however that might be, be could
s,y that If tie return OF Col Fremont ws 10 depend
upon the APPLICATION of this sum oi t9VV,Vp, he
would not recommend that gentleman 10 be NeEy SAD
gune about LIS success!
F,on Tke Lo.doa Tao, q sgt y
70. i'll K 20 ~. a Il - h flr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-15
INDIA. CHINA & AUSTRALIA.

Telegram bic dispatch from Trieste anticipat0ry OF
the Overland Indian Mail brings dates from [ slcutta
TO the I'D. Bombay 18th, Hong hong sth anu Sha"s
haze lst of August. .,u
Preparations were being made at Bombay tor mn
ary demonstration in the Persian Ciul' Ghoera pre-
Val, d in the Pupjaub and at Bombay. Bushes 10
inn ort. was quiet tie produce market steady Money
market easy. Fpights bad avsnced. Exchange 2.lI'
Accounts from China are unsatisfactory AtCanton
great icss of life and property had occurred from
toods Exchange at Canton, al st Shanghse' 'o'
Australian sdvces had been received at .eyI1n'
from sydney July &, and Melbourne JaGe 50 The
,rico ~, cold was 10 49, The export OF gold during
he first Elk months of 1856 90 tuns. Explorations
wee being made in Tasmania.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-15
GREECE
TIE DIFFICULTY WITH THE FRENCH AID
' N1RAT

Albania Is overrun by banditti. AMI ne ironuSr
provinces of Greece are in equally troubled condi
ton. but intelligence from the city OF Athens, TO Tue
sGth ult describes the state Of thing: there as Ss
Tbe difficulties existing between the French AdLhirs
~ ,hn GTcrk Government are adjourned, but not set
a1J tt Tn Of the Greek Revolution Was
cesbraied by any public reiOeings simple religions
ceremony being alone performed kng 0thos ,y'u'o %;
Crtober. has been adjourned ill next month: Congo
lures ere soat concerning the length OF the kings ao'
sepce and as to the probable results OF the Conference
in London for the regulation OF Hellenic AFFAIRS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-15
DENMARK.

In addition to the Minister OF Finance, N -. ~
.,5 ,hs Minister OF the Interior, has aso resigned,
but !, i. not yet known whether the ore
accepted The King viii probably consult ine The
vas;nnS Ministers have declared that it i impossible
to I~p be present. Cabinet together The cause Of Q.
,be Minister of the Interiors resignation was his not
being able sgee with his colleagues on the mes
~ be taken 10 render peasants propretors oil IAiid
which they hold in perpetual lease ON the domains OF
rahies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-15
AUSTRIA.

All inform alton ioLsnd confirms tie supPosition ta'
the Austrars will not evaeuste the Dahu6ian PrlDci-
ates Will the question Of tie Bessaraoian irou Ter nc
definitely settled AZ the present 'ment A'lsiua he
g,u. I4tCO uen in Wallaobia and holdAvl4- ana Is
stpg arai contracts Tor their prolonged stay
II isreIoIied that considerable increase of Aus
titan ioSxc in tie Roman Legations lie 10 take place
Tsli1,ly In consequence Of receI. additions 10 the
Ir,urh f,re, Ia Rome.
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Havrc Markets.

SEPT . 10 80 ncusve-Corros market bad Sesn asus,
but closed more quietly owing 70 the B.nh Of France lawn
raised the rate Of discount y cent. Sales Of the
rs bales. including speculative Gales soek seost M
b.les n o. dHdys quoted lOlt BsEAosrurrs qsie,
bur prices supported Provisions unchan g- pro.s
AsHts steady without demand. CoFFEs hTm. sVen qae
srd dr,. ping T,LLow lower. DYEwOoos generally srn
Os s.usIsiv es.ier; .sl,s 1T i2S0kl in port sttlSh
WH.L,BoNs dTner; sales 1000 hl North Wesssrn At ~
aud 2too hill Polar AZ ~ II.
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SWITZERLAND.

letter from Berlin Of the 10Th ult, IL the GORE
spondeH, OF Nuremberg, says:
We learn that the replies Of all the powers which
ep,d n protocol Of London oflS2 10 the tspsch OF
ne Cabn.t of Berlin relative 10 the affair OF Neuf
chs,e have been received with the exception Of that
of the Russian Cove nmeni. According 70 what has
tr,pspred Of tie naNre Ct these replies, general con-
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v;,oc, |, s.. Of the necessity II settling the Question
"a Il 4 believed that pegosisfone TO thai enecs W"
~ opened :. the neat meeting Of the Conference Oh
Pans"
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American stocks.

B.k Co. L. pdon report the marie, or American sssr,
riEs duu TIE Transaction. h. STATE BoSos a.ve sss :,
IA H. amount os.rius fo sac very limited
BoNps lad been more freely offered while the chief bass
ma been IN the Bonds and Shares VI the nos Cen,rN r.
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Tinted States SIX y Cents 1878 io<s etas
United state siA Cent Bonds 1868. io4. alaj
Al.ban. Fiv. y Cent Bonds. 81 a
Kentucky SI y Cen, Bopds, lsos-7..,n..... - g e.
Nsrylspd Five r Cent Sterling Ronds...... - as
N.sssehuseus Five y Cent sFs Bonds. .l0 SlOl
Mi..i,.rpi SIX q Cent Pk Road rs ls,-1, ~ u a
Mi..i..ipp riv. q Cen, Union Bonds ..... Is . lS
penp.ylvania Five y Cent St................. 1iQS
P,ur.ylvana Five y Cent Bonds, lST....,. - 90
Tennessee six q Cent Bonds ................. ~ as
Iirri, "A si1 q Cent Bonds 1875. ..........
Illinois Central Seven y Gents, lS7S........ CO.. 81.
Illinois Central ST. y Gents, 1873 ..,...... ~.
illinois Contra! Seven y Cent, I'd bes.. 1870, gess
Illinois Crnr.l Seven 4 Cent?. . psid.... ID i.xs
Michissr Central Eight y Cent 1850 ......... % q
MioLisan C,n;rsl Light y Cent ises........, 81 "a
New. 1ork Central Seven y Cent Cows leA g. q 81
New.york 81 y Cents, not cow, lssS....... % a
Ere seven q Cent First Mtse. 1867 ........ % dlos
Eric Seven D. Cent Third Ntse., lSs3......... IS 90
Ere Sewn b Cent COnveTtibes. 1852 1850. a. u ~
Erie Seven b Cent Sinking Fund, lS7o..... e q q
P.nn.,lvauis Central Sin Cent lot NJ, isso sss9 y,
Panama LIT Mtg Sterling Bd.. not COW, lSe sI.a 81
Panama lst Mtg. Sterling H. :, 1904 ......... ~ ~
Montreal six y Cents, 1866 ............. - ass