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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-31

foRnoS NEws. A comprehensive state
meut Of the Irish potato crop Of 1853. show.
rs whole, that It has been one OF the finest
raised in Ireland since 1870.
The London Time. la. an article asssr.
ting that England ha. much more direct
interest in Mexico than the United State,
have.
Advices from Naples Of the 9Oth ullimo
state that Mount ve'uvia, Is * lin IN full
eruption, and presents most magnificent
spectacle each night.
A strange measure. according to the Prus-
sian Gazette, has Issued from she Austrian
government. All its funetionaric. have .ol-
EMMY to declare that they do not belong to
a secret society, or tina, ifthey have belong.
cd 10 ono they have left II.
A letter from Turin Of the 81 inst. states
that the fermentation in Lombardy still con-
tinuc', bot tina. there is no probability Of
anything serious occurring.
Tho special correspondent, OF the Times
IN inii, give anw version OF the Gavin
pore massacre, the detail. Of which are in
some respects more shocking than any pre-
vious accounts"
Victoria has issued her proclamation. as.
suming the government Of India. IL has
been responded to by many Of the natives.
who eIPrc-. the hops that Der rule may b,
strengthened.
An application has been made 10 govern.
mrni to guarantee I IL per cent u sum
sufficient to lay new Cable. Tho currents
continue, but are TOO weak Tor any prae,i.
cal purpose.
Tho American Commissioner bad no, re-
turned from Japan. The Emperor Of japan
is reported dead
The French Commission on the suhjcc, Il.
said u have reported IN favor OF the contin-
uanoe Of the present system Of engaging
free negroes br the colonies. 4 French
vessel, loaded with free negroes, had been
ovcrhauled by English cruisers On tho Arri-
can coast, and forced to IRELAND tho emf.
grants.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-31
The Foreign Slave Trade Re.opcned.

From the best authority We learn that a
cargo OF imported Africans. amounting TO
about 900 IN number. was Few days sIncc
landed in Georgia. and that said negroes
we're brough, directly from Africa, aud
have been or are to be sold for slaves. It's
said these negroes only cost their owners
about SO per head, and tina, there has
been portiop or all x them sold, for an
average price Of abou, 500. Our readers
can reckon the profits for themselves. This
act has been dsne in direct violation OF tho
United Stats laws, which declare the Tor
eisn slave trade piracy. Tho landing ct
these negroes at this particular time, IL
fact more significant than would at hrst DO
imagined. 4 Fe.openips Of the foreign
slave trade. is u question now heing earnest
ly discussed in the southern states. In tho
old slave states, where slave labor has be-
como Improbable, in consequence of old.
worn out lands, they oppose the impor'a-
tiun Of negroes, rs u matter OF self interest.
In Virginia, and other southern local..
ties. the principal profit derived from the
Z" institution" is the raising Of slaves for
the market. TO be sOnt Z" down south" In
the new slave states. where the land Is com
parati,ely new, the planters complain OF
the large price they have to pay for their
slaves, hence they 50 in Tor rc-opsnns OF
:ho foreign trade, ia order that they may
supply their plantations at much cheaper
rate.
There no, much doubt but tha, this is
to he a question which will DO carried into
the political canvass. There is large,
powerful party in the south, in favor Of tho
foreign trade. This party will Cti' not
now able to,) control the SPECIALIZED demo.
cratic party south, and this new issue will
he dragged into the political arena. This
importation on the ship " Anderer. is not ~
h. solitary instance. Without doubt,
other carsoo, wall follo'S in their turn
What will the administration do In thi,
NATTER twill take prompt, efficient ae'
ton on the rar. Of the government, 10 stop
thi. piratieal business, and unless the gov
eminent take 'uch course, the foreign
Lave trade will be carried on in TOLL blast.
|, will h. very easy for Mr. Buchanan To
make larco Of this business, just as be did
when he IL, Gllibus,sr walker. m his 6r't
VOYAGE. leave the por. Of Mobile or Nicara'
qua. he may make 'io,r Of stopping
thi. iamnable business. which is in express
violation Of the constitution, and At the
same time suffer /, TO 80 on. We shall
sec. II Buchanan does no, yield TO the Gro
caters in this matter. d, will 10 tie very
ir,, stand ho ha, ever taken in opposition
- them. Let Mr. Buchanan put down this
busincss in good faith. and tho American
people. minu. the Gre eaters, will commend
him for il. But We have little hope that
he will do it. II the negro traders, who
hayc had tho control. clamor for the re-
opening Of the trade, how can he rcsi',
them bat we will wait little, and not
condemn him in advance for he has nj.
ready sins enough 10 answer Tor, Of which
be has been ,ricd. convicted and condemn.
cd, by the American people.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-31

DorGths. 4 Washington correspondent
says: Judge Douglas j. not expected
hero until after his election. nj. first APP
peiranco in the Senate is looked forward To
~ith great interest. What course he means
to pursue whether to " Eight the admins
,ration," or bc ultra democratic and con.
eilia,ory-i' the great question. do no.
believe that any body knows. Mr.. Doug
lass difficulties are not purely political. IIo
has some personal difficulties with Listin-
Suishcd gentlemen here, which be wall DO
forced TO adjus, on hi, arrival"
Perlcy writes 70 the Boston Journal, that
" the partisan, Of tho Ll,tlo Giant appear
to think tina, his game is played out, and
that there Is grea, doubt II bis reelection
as Senator from Illinois Others, we'll
aware that they are D,arl,d pen, hope that
on reaching New York be will come here
take bis plheo in the Scnate-deiy his enc.
mics, and IL necessary. sink a, tho old
French monarchy did in 's0-likc q proud
man.of.var in tempest, with colors nailed
to the mast, and firing doublc.shottcd
guns"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-31

Cn,SGE 90 OrucrRs. Tomorrow. Sidney
Perham. Ed. will enter upon the discharge
u h,s duties a. Clerk Of tho Judicial Court,
VIM. Writ Virgin. Esq, As County Ai'or-
ney. Joseph T.. Colby, E.q., as sheriff, and
I'll Il. Bean. E.q., ~ County Commissioner
In the Office Of Sheriff, the change - simply
tina, Of men. In the other', three modern
democrats give place to three whole-soalcd
Republicans. OiMr. Ingalls, qualification.
a. an officer. We have had liillc opportunity
u Judge. lis successor We know to be a
man possessing good Judgment, sterling bust.
ne.. qualities. and disposition 20 discharge
tho duties Of the Office faithfully and con.
scicn,iou,ly.
II is due To Mr. Black. in his retiring from
Office, to .ay that hi. duties have bcen faith
fully discharged, and that those having oc-
ca.ion TO visit his oGi,c have been treated
with uniform courtcsy. lie has been an
exceedingly popular officer. No other fault
can b. found with him, than that his polit-
zeal opinions and actions DO no, accord with
the standard the people have fixed Tor their
officers. Mr. pcrham, hi, successor, Is pos
sessed Of the same ohlisine disposition, and
la, the indoui,able energy OF character me-
ce.sary for the discharge Of the dutic- OF any
position in which be may be placed. We
believe we may safely 'ay that the Office will
he well filed.
Mr.. Virgin has already won an extended
reputation as an attorney, aud there Is not
the slightest risk in asserting that that the
interest. Of the County, 10 LAY the least, will
not suffer at hi. hands. We are looking to
large reduction Of our criminal bills, I'M
der his managcmen, Of Affairs.
With those changes, the whole political
force Of the County iall, into the hands Of
the Republicans. There Is M longer ground
Tor the excuse, that distractions exist 10 the
carrying out Of plans Of reform which have
5een suggested. Tho people have become
aroused by the manner In which business
has been conducted. and have placed these
men in oihcc for tho purpose Of making
needed reforms in the administration Of
County saairs, and by their acts will they
be judged.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-31

MErioo. The Washington correspondent
Of the New york Herald reports more MeIi'
can ou,ragcs. Five American vessels have
been fired into, detained and robbed by Gen.
Ga. n, and the cargo OF one was ordered To
he discharged on the beach Of Tampico
while ha was bc.lcsins the city and was
then sent by him into the interior on his
own account. The vessel was then made n
cover n hi. launches in an attack on fort,
was perforated with shot holes. aud the
chief mates hand 'ho, away. Her COM
mander, Capt. Trevi' was Imprisoned ior
eleven days, and only released 90 the ar
rival Of the United States steamer Fulton
bot no indemnity vas eIleied.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-31

RE.BrlLr. We were pleased to notice,
while at the station few days since, that
Mr.. Alvah IIerscy. the proprietor OF the
Globe Hotel, which was burn, last summer,
has built commodious establishment near
the depot. on the same side OF the street.
The building contains. besides the necessary
sleeping and other rooms, a large dining
hall. which is entered from tho depot by a
covered passage way, for the convenience Of
railway passengers. The house seems To 10
conveniently arranged for the purpose for
which it wa. designed. No house in OK
ford county cIcelled tho " Globe Hotel. "
while in operation; and We doub. not this
will be fully equal to it. We wish Mr..
H., a measure Of success, which shall com.
pensa,e him for the loss sustained.
The handsome store nearly completed. on
the street back Of the station, We learn is to
be occupied by Messrs. Geo. ". Stearns and
VIM. Il. Howe. who design to open a stock
of goods in shor, time. The village shows
many other unmistakabls evidences OF
growth aud prosperity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-31

DEIp BopIrs At Sn. Capt. Spencer Of
the paeke, ship Daniel Webster, from Lon
don, arrived at New York on Friday night
reports that on Sep, 20, In latitude q 80,
longitude ~. on the outward passage, be
passed large number Of dead bodies, swol.
len aud distorted, with the "a birds prey.
ing On them. They were though, to be the
remain. Of the passengers Of the steamship
Austria. They were nearly together, in
group. Of two and three.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-31
The Maine Legislature

viii assemble at tho State Capital on
Wednesday next. We tru'. the session
will DO comparatively short one. We
can eco nothing to hinder this. The cleo
ton Of q United States Senator for SIX
years. il in itself an important matter, hut
the p,opl, have decided to return Mr.. fes-
sender for another term, and there Is no
reason why this matter should no, he dis
posed Of at an early day. There can Ger.
tainly he no contest upon the question.
The laws have been recently revised, at a
grea, expense. and they should BE- left with.
out mut,laiion until they shall have had a
fair trial. We hope they will not bo ruth.
lcs,ly overbauled this winter, and that the
" assembled wisdom " will " lot we'll
enough alone" Name is great and grow
ing state. and Of course requires more or
less II special legislation, every year; but
even TN. i. often carried to an extreme.
There will be an overwhelming majority
Of republicans IN both branches, and that
PARTY will be held responsible for whatever
Is done.
For President OF the Senate, we have
heard NAMED Hon. l.. l.. Ilamlin, Of ponob-
scot. "a native Of Old OIiord,) and Hon.
q. W. Goddard. Of Cumberland and for
Speaker Of the House, VIM. I. johnson.
E.q.. Of Augusta. all good men and true.
II there are in the republican camp any dis
tnguishcd patriots, who, in their desire to
apo modern democracy, would get up
oliqucs To farm out the Offices Tor their own
special benefit, they may n we'll under
stand now a. ever. that the republican par
ty i. a party Of the people, formed to pro.
mote their interests, and the interests OF the
state. and not the interests Of wire working
politicians. 4 party Of seventy thousand
independent ircqmcn, are comPe,ent to take
care OF their own aiTairs select their own
candidate, Tor Office. and elect them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-31
Ascent Of MI. washington in Winter.

This often attempted feat has never, to
our knowledge, been accomplished unit! tho
present winter. The Coos Republican gives
an account Of the levy Of an execution upon
the Tip Top md summit houses, on the 7,h
inst. The sheriff and party started from
the Glen House, at :, A. ". The snow,
which VS. one foot deep a, the base. in.
creased to three in depth, at the ledge, and
they proceeded with difficulty.
ARRIVED at the summit, the view Is rep
resented as having been sublime beyond the
power Of description. Mr.. O.good hverring
that In hi, many trips on to the mountain.
he never beheld 80 extended and vet grand
and terrific view as hurst upon them on
that lonely night. Measures were immedi.
ately taken 10 enter the houses. which. Al.
they we're covered with snow. wa. labor
Of time. Unable to obtain ingress at the
doors. they forced their way In through the
windows. on which the frost had formed a
foot and half In thickness Tho walls
and all the furniture were drnpod with some
four inche. Of frost, and the air was biting
in the extreme.
Upon emerging from the houses. they be-
held TO the southwest, n cloud rapidly in
crrasine in volume, and rolling on towards
them. when fr, seen, 1t was small In
magnitude. hut it increased in sine with
alarming velocity, .oon spreading over the
entire south. They knew IL was frost
cloud. and that 10 DO caught in its folds
would probably be fatal, and they FASTENED
to avoid It. They had just entered the
wood. at the base Of the ledge, when It came
upon them. so icy and penetrating was ii'
breath. iha, To have encountered it, blind
ing, frccIins power, on the unprotected
height, wou,I been to have persisted, with
!, as a pail to cover them
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-31

or remaining extended for the prize. lhi'-
"a the box carefully bot as raised my
slf.I gave Wild, startling yell and as
the Scnosi,a started back, |, with the
quickness Of lightning, seized both weapons
and wrelchcd them from her.
To wheel and commence firing upon the
party. was now only the work OF mo-
msn,. The frst shot. fortunately. stretch
cd out the chief the second took eject
on the nearest &, him aud by the time the
third hal hecn scnt to its mission, there
arose one simultaneous yen Of disrnAy and
the as,ouuded robbers began TO scatter N
every direction had no disposition to
follow h,en'. however. another minute they
emisN rally and turn upon me aud 'prns'
ing forward, gra'ped the re'ns OF a ireed
mustang, and yaultei into the saddle. One
more elanc, around me showed we the S'n'
'Orita Paula urou The body Of the chief, her
laughter changed to grief, and 'ome Of the
scattered towards bringing their weapons
10 hcas upon me.
Adio- Seuoria, and senorcs'" said ]
bitterly be laughs h,'t Who laughs Jas, ~
The next moment was dashinS away
down he roal. a., half rallied robbers
pouring after IN, yol'ey bu, fortunately
no, t,uchin. their mark. They would,
double. have followed me IN DO, pursuit.
but tor a.. wholesome dread they had OF
my still uui.,cbar-ri weapon. ~ itvas
Ie.carsd, aul ,u,,rci the town Il Puehla
in triumph where 1t Is almo,, needles To
add, narrative ai my exploit mals ne a
lion and hero Or %, tine. urrc -
my captured ur.nH: AMI trappins- ior
Spough @, mt.uu.y us i.r What bad
di,pr-.l orip t'e Say OF presents, and the
next CAV saw 90. go in.ii, passenger Of the
au,, l,'.-.ren 20 r7gi. hr Mexico, where
la=r.yri in safety. without any farther
eveat worthy .rar'..
what le.lrr the robbers and thgir
beautiful a...Il Dec never harmed bot
The lesson t,Heh, ns ua t'at nrU-v have
never forgotten aai durips the remainder
Of ETY. ,1 t'tt country. u1 pretty woe
man ever taI o.. honor Of teips my bus'-
mes crrcl.n'e. 90 %! getting , session 81
nv ,ru,.y and ur ling r,o',,r'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-31

SrppES DnTE. jeremiah Mitchell, Isq.
one OF our most respectable citizens, who
formerly kept the Mitchell House in Var
mouth, while on his return home from State
Street Church, yesterday noon, was seized
with an appOplcctIc Ct, and Ioll dowh IN
thestrcet. lie was conveyed to his residence
and all the means Of surgical skill and set
ence were applied for his recovery, but
without avail. lie died at six O'Clock in
the yening. IS,ato Of Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-31

All the mill. ia Lewiston arc now in OPP
Grafton, and doing a good business.
The Observer say,. Mr.. Eli,. ! Hal.
If Fo,cr,(, b., invented a new and improy.
ed lamp Tor burnin. the Kerosene. or coal
oil. II 1. stated 20 be ,uperior u any an
pantus before prcsented to the public.
4 ls,,er in tho New York Time. desert.
h;,, ~, ,...r, ,,,,bo,,L..,fi.b,, az.
49,, 49,, '.;,,,,...I 60,
W T."h..,. n" a., -
-, - -, ,La, Il, I'M t,,. :, >.
..L,i, TL.,,.,..r,h ~. ,.,.,,.,.,..,
"Ieanriyc YOU no idea Of the sound be-
side. the ereakinc and groaninc Of ali the
timbers. there wa. rattlins beyond tho
noise Of any machinery have ever heard,
and through the air the voice of mighty
rn,hin. wind, though no. a breath stirred"
Iobr w,,hi,,,or ,,o,,,s,o, Of
Mount Vernon. advertise. five nerro women
and girls aud two boy. for hire. application
10 BE- made AZ Mount Vernon, "where tho
nerroe. can be seen and examined" VIII
any patriotic citizen refu,, a .,nrl, dollar
towards the amount ncecc,ary to rescue
this sacred spo, from the hands Of such
MANI
.iMr. Baker informs the Brunswick tyle)
Telegraph tina, on Tuesday morning last.
between Sig and O'Clock. be distinctly
heard three peals OF thunder and saw sever
al flashes OF lightning. The Occurrences OF
thunder and lightning durnga northeast
storm i'a novelty.
The Sew York Herald learns from Wash
lns.on tina, the bill fr the repeal Of the fsh
cry bOunties, passed by the senate on tho
10Th Of May last, and in the Ilou,s Referred
to the Committee on Commerce will short.
IL be reported hack nv that Committee,
with a Recommendation for is passage.
A., editorial in tho wa.bi,tsn States, as
.s,,. fla, .Iuars,'. sny.v /, authorized 10
offer concessions which will amaze the coun-
try. ON condition that BschanAn will recog-
ni,e the faction Of Juarez an being the To-
Ultimate government Of Mexico.
r.. ,rJ,o.eogni, railroad riI h.orsroa
;, r,,min,,on within ~. .e,, month
The cos, Of the road. viii be about 500 SEQ
per mile, which /. les. than that Of any Ola
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-31

Kansas. A despatch in the dailios OF
Tuesday, stated that Montgomery. with two
hundred men. had attacked and captured
Fort Scott. Five or ak meu had been kill.
ed The object was to rescue one OF Mont
gomsry's men. who was in prison under in.
dietnont Ter murder. A baud Of thieves
from Kansas, had made an incursiOn into
Missouri, killed one man, stole negro aud
a quantity OF stock, and on -iheir return
carried away prisoner. An express had
been sent the governor for assistance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-31

Cosr 90 DuTIREST KISDs % LIGnr. Mr..
John fallOn. the chemist OF the Pacific
mills. Lawrence. has made some careful
experiments a, to the relative cOs. Of diiIer-
cnt kind. Of light. and finds that ordinary
enal.ga', at 81 50 per thousand feet is the
cheapest. Rsro-ene oil, to be equally cheap
would have to bo furnished a, - per cent.
Of It. prcscn, price sperm oil would have
10 b. furnished at i6 per cent of its present
price burning auid at 80 Per cent. and
lard oil at % per cent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-31

Tur NEw CuvEcu. We learn that sut.
6eicnt number Of pcws have been taken, to
warrant the construction Of the proposed
Uniyersalist Church. in this village. A
meeting is 10 be held on Saturday evening,
- take further action in relation to the
matter. We .av. IN the hands Of an arehi.
tect, en- Wednesday, the draft Of front ell
ovation, whioh will be presented for the
consideration OF the proPrietOrs. 4 house
built irOm such a plan, will be a decided
ornament 10 the village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-31

LAUNCHING. l, is stated that an agent Of
a company in Bethel has been in town en-
dca,oring 10 hire the boom Of Col. Stone,
with view to run four millions feet Of
lumbcr Lcre to 10 sawed up, and tina. the
agent has also negotiated to purchase OF
hire mill, in which TO do his saving. We
should welcome any addition TO tho bu'i-
ness Of this place. Tho boom filed with
logs would indeed look like old times.
brunswick Telegraph,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-31

The young men Of Goulds Academy have
resolved themselves into literary AssOeia.
ton the present winter for the purpose Of
cultivatlng their oratOrial powers. All are
required to take par, in their turn. i,
is capital thing for young men to break
into tho habi. Of public speaking. have
seen man with money enough to buy out
half hi. neighbOrhood. yet no, dare to get
up in district School meeting to defend
his own cause, because he had no. acquired
tho habit in his youth. ~ l. l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-31

ANpRoscoCGiN Il. Il. Co. At the annual
meeting Of the Androscoggin Railroad Com
papy, held at Wilton on Tuesday. the col.
lowing gentlemen were elected Directors
Tor the ensuing year John d. Jones Lew
iston Ensign OTIS, Leeds Jonn smith,
Livermore Gliding, Lane, Leeds; John
Dyar, Freeman Olai, Millett, -; Ste
phcn II. Reed, Lewiston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-31

NEW YnR's Presents. Mr.. J. II. Raw
.on will have in store on Friday, a full as.
sor,ment OF fresh confectionery, and toys
and fancy articles, suitable for New Years
presents. lie has been making, during the
present week. some improvements in his
shop. which add much to its appearance
and convenience.
Mr.. II. has made arrangements for con-
slant supply OF oysters, during the season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-31
JOHN J. FERRY. Editor.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-31

SwsrArER Pr1tsuryG. rhe remuucra-
tiou must Be ample % the laborer j. no,
free iton ere and Dos not work with en-
thusMsu. Every reader i responsible in
ihi. matter. ifous subscriber neslccts to
pay promptly, De eonributr. To d,,heart-
en- ~ man Who hh5rs 70 make the paper
what the reader wishes il 20 Ne. II the ed.
i,orknows that he.is not only % work Tor
nothin. and sni tim-slf, bat that hens al
90 ItsNl- - fni tie Tap-r, an 1t AMI send
10 Cor nothing O. trr subscriber. he may BE-
sIcn.-a Cor tis''ur,s'msut. Yet there ar
NAVY WI have 81, ht,le re 'c,i1n - little
eon.sirrr,. ~ th,y wih take ncWsla-
pertsr WHOLE ar, and sometimes more,
-Andnot r,y a csnt fur IL.
lS. Y. Observer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-31

Tribune Washington Correspondence.
Dispatchs. have been received here by prom.
inent fllibusters, stating that the schooner
Susan which escaped with q load Of f;ll.
busters has returned from the coast Of Mic
aragua without having effected landing Of
her emiGrants there, and that she 10 now
Of the shore Of Texas. near tho mouth Of
tue river Colorado.