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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25
Sumner Sewing Circle.

4 correspondent, under date oi March o,
gives 90. the following
W Editor Lot THURSDAY evening, !
dropped IN to the rr.ilruc, OF Mr.. Seth
S,c'.lu. a, - meeting Of ,hc Congregational
S,uiu: Circle. | found Toe house well Gu.
ed With ndir.. whose ,uir,, and finger. KEEP,
time, a. they we're engaged ia thgir hcne,o.
lent IahOrs. and the sc.ue va, 50 fascinating
that could Mt r,,i., the rmrrlss To- stop.
The exercises ON th,s occasion were ,a-ird
By excellent music from Mr.. ;. Head,
choir, and spirited .pcccbg. from gentle.
men present, which alded greatly to the in.
tcrrst of the meeting.
TIL. j, the tr.t S,cieiy formed in thi.
town. and several other, have been formed
from u. lIi.sf,ci worthy Of notice, that
during the ,ix year, j, has been organized.
perfect uuiun and harmony has existed
among It's members. Through t,eirsy system.
attic Efforts neat and sabs.a tial house Of
Sorsbip has br,n erected. and paid for be.
sidcs considerable contribution, Tor char.ta
Die purpo.ss.
We learned irom the treasurer. that To,
rcceipts Tor that DAY, amounted to Sill
That Ihi' society may continue to rr~p,r,
Is tie earnest wish Ota LookIR Us.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

Mr.. Andrews, Of Fryeburg, whose loss OF
$3.50, WAS recently no,Icsd, puts the follow
ing questions to the public, through the
Daily Advertiser;
81 wish to inquire whether citizens on
the route between Fryeburg and Portland,
have recently suffered by such robberie' ?
II 50. l. IL not time the offenders were
broueh, to justice, and confidence in our
Pest Office and mail facilities rrstorrd2
But II there werc not numerous deprcJa'
tions upon other towns about the same
time. will IL no, show conclusively that the
locallty Of the plunderer and the plundcrcd
are not far apart1 l. there any probahili-
" that any one in the business Of robbing,
would select oil frycbur; letters for plum
der? hope that Il wc are nn'
der such a -ysteu that the money cannot he
restored and the offender brought To justice.
We may at least ct light enough to show
the locality Of the guilty, AID clear the in
nocent from suspicion"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

last campaign. 1, sees it, hold On the
masses, however. becoming weaker and
weaker; bot ,Iill il Is resolved TO gain an
other triumph. 1, has become desperate.
and will leave no effort ub,ricd. 20 pro'rae1
iis lease Of power. shall il succeed
We need a republican party to answer
this question. We need party with uu'
Democratic instincts, To roll tack the TIDE
Of Federal usorpa,ion aud e1'n@sanee'
end say TO the authors Of all this mischief
ct thus far shall, thea so and no farther. "
No true man. no patriot will say We have
no necd Of a republican party. We would
say ~ every man. there WIS never - much
necd Of true Republican Party as nov.
n the United States are tn continue such
II the rights which We hold dear as ircemen
are 10 Ne maintained and rsrp"iuatcd. We
should cherish the true d,moeratic idea. OF
the erratsst good to the greatest numhcr.-
and verify It in the republican orsanira-
ton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25
Fsom the Missouri Democrat.
The Republican Party--its Latitude

The Republican party has Of late dis
PLAYED very large liberaliiy Of tone AMI
sentiment towards tho various elements u
opposition to the NAtion'l Democracy.
IL. course towards the remains Of the An.
eriean party in the Northern States and
tho sections Of that organization In tie
southern and Western Stats, has been
specially such a. to epncilm'' much Of the
hostility that was one 80 prominent. On
tho other hand, the response as lar a. it
has cnme from leading members OF the OPP
po.itipn. ia. been strongly indicatiy, Of
dispo,itiun Ia cotlesce With the Repuhli.
can. into a united phhlanN. The truth IL,
,b. conservative men at the Sju,h are b..
ginning To discover three very material
facts: F,rd. that the old policy Of shout
In, Niger louder than the National Dem.
ocrau i. a hopeless. Undertaking ''1o'd,
that inssns,bly. the slave States are being
led under present manipulation, directly
o. the sanction of che slave trade. and al
the revolving cru,ltic' connected with that
traffic third. that 10 countsrbAlanc' this
tendency. {, revive industry, To irus1rlia
the people. il j. neydiul 20 invite free Labor
% make ~. home at the Souih. Il i' sn,y
u understand, therefore. Why AMI wherein
the ma.sc. In the Slave states see a common
ground that ju.tiGes close corporation
With tho Republican party, a. tho only
hope Of rcscuirs tho National Government
from the present. disastrous management
We do not know that any oi the gentle
men who have bcen conspicuous IN ';ui.
iyin, ,hi. change Of feeling ~ tie Saith
are prepared a. yet TO take open ground II
unity. Tor political leaders arr slow 10 com.
NIT them.sl,e- bot We do know thal whA;
they have only said is being acted ur,n
every day amongst that part lf the people
who are governed in their course 10y ln.
rul,c riher than by calculations oi policy.
A. o. the lasis OF co'oreraii'n' That Viii
be a very easy matter OF adjustment, even
m Presidential canvass, when once 'hs
concert of action !, had. N1H,', 10 such
advanced stage. Of the contest. are mere
iyp,, ~ iaa,. and We DO not therefore n,.
uch any importance TO the talk OF This
man mr. that man a. candidate ior ths
presidency. Bat such current ar'cp''ilon
doe. show that the Republican party. IN
having conquered the aversion once irl'
towards any corporation IN Oh" Slave
States. has made vast accession Ut moral
and political strength. /: shows that, 10
1850. It's nominees will contest, aud 'sri.
ously contest, every State IN TIE Jn''n
with the National Democracy, and. as we
firmly believe, achieve an oycrWhslmIn;
triumph.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25


The Lewiston Journal puhlishcs the FOL
lowing Biographical notice Of Hon, I Lui
den, whose death was announced last week
liz dis,as, was congestion Of the lungs
Judge Ludden was horn in Hartford, Ne
Aug. il,h $500. and consequently St Oh,
time Of hi. decsase was - wears and seven
months Old. lis father snon alter rcmov'
cd 10 Peru then an unhruken wilderness
IL Iahor,d on his fathers farm during hi'
minority. dcSo,ius every lri'ure moment Ia
study. From HI. fl,e,nlh year, be spen,
hi. winters in teaching Before he was OF
age be vent To Canada where be- was cnga'
ccd in wooden mill. Returning % Peru
he clearr1 a farm with his own hands, and
soon after went into ,raje-'mployins "a
portion Of M. time in .mrrO,irg his farm.
but lis great ambition WAS uns,tisted. In
1870. at the sgc of IS. with the cares Of a
family upon him he commenced the study
oTlaw which had lccn his wish from boy.
hood. H. r-moyyd ., Turner in IN iSi0,
and entered upon hi, studies In the olice Ut
Hon. Charlie. Andrews, afterwards member
% Congress H. prosecuted hi studies
with a zeal and arior di.Ir'f7r,ioul,e 60
81. physical strength. and IN "a short time
De was Frustrated with hr'iu fever. For
f,rr ,ya-, he WI. cousn,i 90 hi. room, and
ncyrr from that time ha, he criyci good
health. Yet DC Ia. hhorci hhoriuu,ly and
iucc..au,ly aud with great success. Ia
lSi2 De was elected o. tc legislature from
Tur1,r. IN 1854 lo "a. appointed Jud.e
II Proh,'c or ONiurI county. AMI In 1867
he VAS APPOINTED hy Gov. ll.mlin ErV'r.
ter ui Decisions. which uli.e hr held 30 th"
time Of No. dycea.,. Lat hIl Dee rsmood
lr,ui Turner o. Lewiston. H. leaves wi.
dow and ,wr children hy lls first vi'' and
one. daughter, by he present. w,ie. or
the former one. daughter, 10 married. md
the other sJnIsa ,,udeu, 40 Wa,guI'lc
COLLEGE.
Judge Ludlsn was one Ct tho ahlc.t and
mos, .uccc-sfui lawyers rrlciicins at the
Audrusco..in bar H. va, q valuable
member oC Rry Mr. Hun~'s church. and
toyk a prominent part boo all religious aul
moral movements. o. vas frm and
der.lri republican in rnli,c' Oar w-sk
aso last Monday De- went O, rtri- 9. u'-
tend Court. Feeling unw,ll, Doe returned
lnur M THURSDAY % l.t vcsk-Irnnh.y
a..riva,iuc his disease ~ cHr..urr in TO-.
Gin: IN a sleigh ari from that time De- rap
IDLY sunk until 90, death on w.ln,,I,y
morning"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

PORTLAND TRANSCRIPT. The Transcrip,
will enter upon Its twcn,y.third volume On
the g,h Of April. OF course all our reader,
know, OF Ought to, thl, it Is the smar,e.i
rretiicst ncatest, and be-, literary paper in
New England. and worth as mush In an!
family as all the flh,h papers tina, could J
piled in .eyen-vtury warehouse. We rca,
the Transcript, always, aud always recon-
mend Others 10 read It; and To induce then
TO follow our advice, We oGrr IL with ID,
Oxfurd Democrat, IN club. at 50 per veal
for the two. See advertisement IN specia
notices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25
Mount Vernon Association.

The following lis, OF memberships has been
furnished us by Mrs. CAETrR. Tor puhliea.
ton. Some Of the towns have dano nobly /;
but there are yet others who have made no
response to ,hc call, Will no, those Tcr.
sons Who have not already made their re-
turns, have the kindness to do 80 a, once,
and greatly facilitate the labOrs Of the Aecu,
for this County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25
ruRLr:aEp EvrEr TEIDAT MORNING Br
WIN. A. PIDGIN & Co.,
rRorKiIoRs.
JOHN J. FERRY. Editor.

FERNS. della, and fiIy esni, strict.
IsAByAscE; zee dollar SD seveui, .hN' cvn's
witain s,N iasaih.; tao dul.sfs ~ tbs tsc ol the
yeaF. TO whsh hhN ,snts veil ~ added TOT
even wear "a hIrh pa,mept v dvls,ed.
:. x. MISS, (sscoessot tsN. II. fsime'l
Newsp-psS Adyv,t,siag Agsrt, No l, Se"''s'
Baitltag. Coart street. Bestaa, 10 as'he,'"" y"
receive slyeu foT the psps'' 'h' same
raivs fegutfvd l., -.
ES PsrrESstLt Co, 10 safe 81,
Bsasa. aaI ~ Na.ssu 81, Nv~ lotN, ATE os'
da, authesitsd geats iStproeur'n subscriptions
for~ar,ling adVstttssm euts.
o. P,Vs-at r., aliadvsrtissmeuts - held 90
be doe frssn the date atth- 6r.t iusTttivu.
~ C,snmun,c ations -hould be d. ected TO
'The ONierd Democrst." Paris, Nc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

4 story has been the rounds Of the pa.
psrs. OF a farmer, VIII, observed a flock OF
Wild geese light in meadow, jnst a, night,
70 rest Thinking to have shot at them
in the morning. ho flowed the meadow TO
the depth Of an inch, and in the morning,
an inch Of ice had bound them all by the
feet
\ correspond mt Of the New York Plea.
yune, protesting to DO c1snirant OF the
facts. says the above is a mistake When
the farmer appeared in the morning, the
geese started, ut Onee, and .f1c dirdy riih
ne pond!
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

BAFTSr orIN CopuuNioN. In the Conn.
ell, called Tor the examination " Rev. NJ.
Howell, previous 10 his ordination. the
question WAS asked the candidate. "whrth.
CT he would admit members Of any evansel.
zeal church TO his communion" lie an.
swer,d, "yos." The council adjourned Tor
u week and on re.assemLlns, Mr.. Howell
wa, ordained
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

The inhabitants IT PARIS. in February.
were ndulg,ng az rCses aud lilacs, and open
carriage ~.
We often wish we could realize all the
pleasant things which are .ail abol, W.
Probably the above it,m r,ler, TO the more
favored bu, les respectable city from which
our borough derives il, name.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

\ bill has been introduced into the Leg.
'slaturc, granting silas 2. Somc' OF Oxford,
SlOO Us compensation for services rendered
tie State while confined IN the Insane Hos
piial. Some. was committed to the lospi'
cal by the town Of Oxford. and although he
vas laborins under monoman.a. was able
to perform considerable labor, .or which be
now demands his pay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

LIoroR CAsT, CORNISH. We understand
that there ln. been a large liquor seizure IN
this town, and HAT the trial was to come
oil last Monday. journal.
Great chance in that vicinity for such
operation. We stopped alta house near
there, a short time since, where bar WIS
IN open operation, with good demand for
the cril,cr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

Darn on Nike WALSH. Zee notorious
Mike Walsh. whose name has been assocIa.
ted in the public mind with all sorts Of evil
deeds. died on tho 18th inst. lie was
found dead IN the streets and the opinion
i. that be was pushed down fight Of stone
steps, with such violence as 10 cause his
death, and his body robbed. All the yald.
ables were missing from his person.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

The New Orleans Delta notices the fol.
lowing extraordinary occurrence On Mon.
day, the day after the Princess disaster,
an infant about seven months old, was pick.
eJ up in the river, at Mr.. Pensions plant
alton, below the scene of the explosion,
dating about with lie prrservtr made
fast 10 it IL was alive, aud is now in u
healthy condition, having been restored to
lis mciI,i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

Il,ETroup Oucrrs. We are in receipt
Of an anpnymou. letter rom Hartford. m
relation g. the politics Of the officer, u aid
town. TIE whole roin, Of complaint {. that
W. stated that they were "all elected by
llunker." Thi. va, all we stated and
thus our correspondent, while cen'urins ",
adults u be- true. We mus, beg {, be cH.
cus,d from publishing a communication de-
nounyins The act. " Republicans. 10 which
the author will not append hi' name.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

M,JoR NiEGIN. Ga Monday last
the lluu.r concurrcd with the senate, In the
election of WILLIAM WiRr viEoIN of Nur-
way. as Mai,r General Of the Sixth Diyis.
Ton of the Maine Militia.
The choice could not have fallen upon a
man Who would wear it, honor. with bot.
ter grace or add more dignity to the office.
Bu, there j. this 10 regret, thn, while the
Division gains such a General, it loses one
% IT, best Captains. Norway has ac-
qnirel muster Geld and a general. She
now needs only the in'pirsd pen Oh Web.
stcr 70 record the fall measure Of her glory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

The JliTcr.onian is surprised that local
papers should publish the commencement Of
the New York Ledger stories. We are ut q
l,ss TO see the poir, of it, remarks. Every
advertiser 80 words his advertisements that
they shall produce as deep an interest US
possible upon the minds Of the rearer. u
Mr. Bonner can produce this elect most
readily. hy the Insertion Of the hrst chapter
Of ono Of III. stories. We cannot see wherein
no differs from Others. except in the amour,
Of enterprise displayed And IN Publishing
such stories in the appropriate advertising
columns, we do not conceive that a news
paper proprietor travels out oi the lcei,i'
mate line Vt his busincss. We have pub
li.hcd one Of these stories, aud were we'll
plid Gr IL. lnasmuch ~ we did not en-.
cruach upon the space usually occupied by
other reading matter. we hil u see wherc.
in W, have "imp,sed" upon our readers any
more than in any other advertisement hold.
INK out inducements to purchasers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

Darn ~ Rrv. !. G.. Parser. We r..
grg, 90 lrarn that R,v J G. Prince, pastor
OF the w., CHnrsy Methods, Church, d.d
az two O'Clock yesterday afternoon. ~.
disease vi, consumption, and hi' death
very sudden and unexpected. lI. friend.
were 81 .omc time aware that BE- wa. in
delicate health. hrt r.u. ui them consider.
Ell him in a dangerous state until Yesterday
morning lle w.sa genial hearted man,
AMI true christian H. ln.. will Poe
mnuru.d hy the members OF the West
Chang Mthoo,., Church, and our citizens
generally will rgre, that =, good a m1n
hn- taken bi. d,Iar,ur, Tor the Spirit
World TIE d-cca.si wa. native %
Pari. Maine. n. came 20 this c,'y ahou:
a y,arue,. ils last >rmuu So. delivered
m tie Wet Char-r Methodist Church, on
sunday Last. C,i ,nsuut--only three day.
hefJre DO, d,a,h.
bloomington Un.l Plu'acnrh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

Tie lis =. VI train from Portland. on
Saturday, did NJ, reach S,uth rari. till &
O'Clock. The detention was caused ny the
washing away " the track it, Pownal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

Our attentive Augusta correspondent,
Index" omit, to state that be received
several vote. Tor the office ~ Major General.
IL was compliment we'll bestowed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

\, the sale Of coins m New York last
week Washington half dollar Of 1892 sold
for So. \ few days since Mr. Charles II
Morse, Of Boston, sold United State. cent
Of 1898 Tor sol.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

FRou CALIFORNIA. INV ORLEANS, March
-. Steamer Quaker City has arrived,
with son Francisco dates Of the 9Th inst.
Bushes. at San Francisco was more active.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

On "Wednesday, week, on motion Of Hon.
VIM X. KimlaIl. Benjamin W. Brycnt was
admitted To practice Us an Attorney and
Counsellor. IN All the Court. ui Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

The bill for rc-oPenins the African slave
trade, under tie name Of apprenticeship.
was lost in the Louisiana House Of Repre-.
sentatiyes, by q vote Of 81 10 IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

Three State elections are yet to take place
this Spring. viz: Connecticut, April 1
Rhode Island, April 6, and Virginia, May
%. In zach Of these States Governor,
and Representative in the next COngrs. are
to he chosen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

John I Sgycry. OF DiN6cld, la. hccn AZ
pointed by Joseph T. Colby, E.q., a Deputy
Sheriff rr Oxford County. III, Post Oiicc
address is Els, DnGyll
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

the hill passed to its second reading 10 the
Senate. and will doubtless 80 through. THIS
/. move in the right direction, aud doubt
les, other counties will follow.
TIE Charter election passed of quietly in
this city. the republicans elec,ing the mayor
by handsome majority, and carrying six
out Of the seven wars. The towns 10 this
vicinity have generally gone we'll
We have had abundance Of rain during
the past week. and the most serious eonse-
quences have been anticipated. rs the result
Of premature breaking up Of the leo IN the
river. The water which at one period was
.iI feet deep above the ice, has now sabsi-
ded and the danger !. past.
10 your notice Of 4" old 0If'rd in the
legislature" you did no, mention Mr..
Bearcc Of Mejybcmp', who Is native OF
Hebron.
Tho successor Of Judge Luddcn has not
vet cen announced Tho friends OF Wales
Hubbard Of wiscasse,, are moving in bis
favor.
You will doubtless hear exaggerated re-
port. of the little difficulty between Mrssr''
Pike of Calhi. and John \. Poor Of Port
land. In the heat Of private discussion
they made use Of rather unbecoming lam
euaer, and nearly or quite came To blows
Rumor already has It iha, they had a rcgn
lar 81, to, bot it is not true. There was ne
harm done. lNprH'
4" Biennial sessions and elections wer'
defeated Yesterday in tho House. 90 to oil,
Tho rc,1l-e IN favor Of tie Maine Medi
cal School shared tho same fate. 20 to -
\ resolve has been passed authorizing The
Secretary Of State to purchase SIX hundrci
copic. Of yirsn's Disys; Of the lhst Is vol
ume. %, Maine reports. to bs distributed
among the town, in the STATE.
Resolve in favor Of the Portland Society
Of Natural History, Gene, zap to-day.
Mr. Smart will also propose an amend
mcnt tn the Aroosiook railroad bill, to the
cG,c, that the public lands be approPriatel
Tor building the road, with certain condi
tions and restrictions.
The House ha. assigned to-day. at ter
O'Clock. to vote on the resolve relating {,
the State prison.
The bin providing Tor uniform text book
has been referred to the next legislature IL
concurrence.
Tho people Of Frankfort have at length
got a biil before the legislature, Tor di'''
ION or their town.
Your item OF Oxford people in the lrsis
la,urc. has disclosed the fact that there ar'
Others not named in that list, who cla,r' L
have bccn born among our mountains.
Mr.. Gilbert. Of Bath, one OF tie ables
lawyer. IN the House, lsa native Of Turner
lie d, now serving hi. third successive tern
in tho legislature. which .. indicative Of th,
appreciation OF his services by his cons'iIu
ency.
Mr. I. $. Lyfori, a member Of the Scnat,
from Lincoln county, was born in Liver
more.
Mr.. j. +. Cobb, Of Aubarn, young ans
promising member Of the House, is na,lv,
Of sumner.
B,npmin Harmon, Of Mortified. also {
member Of the llousc. claims To have bcer
born In western oxford.
There may be Others. lSprt.
Wednesday morning, March %. 1859.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

We ought not to be over.anxious to en-.
courage innovation, in cases Of doubtful i'm.
proyement. for an old system mus, ever
have two advantages over new one Il 1.
established. and it is understood. [I.acon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

I, is now stated that there will DO no
extra session Of Congress.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25
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Accidental, emitted in former li,r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08
Important from Mexico.

NEw-ORLrASs Saturday, Aug. b, loJ'
BY the steamer HabaDa, We have advices from
Vera Cruz to the 2sth, and from Mexico to the 18th
nit.
Miramon had Issued manifesto, in which he pro-
poses protect the clergy in their power and wealth,
favors the plan of ctatoria government, and de-
ares to be the tradtons policy of Mexico to guard
against the encroachments Of the United States.
Mr.. McLaDe had sent only the skee on OF a treaty
TO W,shipgtot, and that ~as not signed
The Tehuaptepec Company continued to be an
noy,d by the authortes 10 consequence OF which the
mail would probably be suspended soon.
Gen Zu.zua was approaching San Luis Potosi with
5000 men, and Mramons troops were concentrating
at R.gepaior. II repateo that some grand move
mept was afoot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08
FRANCE.

1t is said that the Emperor will make his public
entry into Paris on Sunday, Aug IT, at the head Of
part Of the army Of Italy. The troops will halt on
the following day for the usual Fte Napoleon.
After the Eth the Emperor proceeds with the En-
press to the Pyrenees.
The Duke of Malakof had been appointed Grand
Chancellor Of the Legion of Honor.
The Emperor had granted a pension of 1000 francs
from his private purse to the mother of Gen. Anger
killed in Italy.
Hwasrepoted that 300 coo men are to be discharged
from the army on renewable furlough, the advantage
beirg that the Government will hare them still on
hand while their cost can be diverted to other pur
poses.
The Paris -four and wheat market was firm, owing
to reports hat the wheat crop will he less than has
been anticipated. The provincial corn markets close
firm and advancing.
Accounts from the wine regions are unavorable
the grapes had been injured by the excessive hest
and prices tended upward. Brandes were quiet.
The Monltew de la FlOHe, Government organ,
saws that Denmark has coded the island OF St. Thomas
to the United States.
\ Count Pourtales, the Prussisn ambassador, had
arrived in Paris.
The Bourse had been animated and higher but on
the Doth the article in The MonaeIr on armament
caused reaction and prices declined one-fourth the
rentes closed fiat at 67f9Oc.