Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON
Four DAYS LATER From EUROPE.
Ngw York, January 9.

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bringing four days later adyices from
Europe
All was quiet in france, The excite.
ment OF the election was passing away
rapidly and confidence would soon be re.
stored Louis Napoleon received 1000.
900 votes, and Gavalguac |, ,l62, ,000.-
Louis Napoleon was 10 be proclaimed
publicly President of France, and Odillon
Barrot President of his Council, on the
oist of December at the Hotel de Vile.
A new ministry would then be formed.
NJ. Blxio was spoken OF as minister of
commerce. Lamartine Ango, or Gernier
PAGES would be elected Vice President.
Atthe Inauguration Of Napoleon gen.
eral amuesly would be proclaimed ex.
cepting the Vincen.'s prisoners Letters
received in England state that signs of
ruptute among the friends OF Napoleon
were already visible
At Hayre, cotton was advanced
French funds were rising The election
Of Napoleon had given business new
impetus throughout the country, aud re.
stored confidence among commercial men
and capitalists.
The British Parliament was 10 he pro.
rnenod on the LIST.
The London money market was va-,.
Consols were quoted at sss ON the 18th.
Rough corn had declined sand foreign
Is Al the London corn exchange flour
was very dali and slow Of sale. Indian
corn was heavy.
Westera canal flour is quoted At e5s
New mess pork was in demand, but no
quotations are given The demand for
lard was small at reduced rates.
The Liverpool cotton market was firm
aud sales large both for consumption aud
on speculation.
Butliltle news from Ireland The State
trials were progressing before .lusnce
penne. lie niused to allow the lfish
papers 10 publish the tfials.
Ii is stated that the Pope intends TO re.
side hereafter in France.
Al Rome a provisional government is
10 be formed. II is lhonghl that the
great Powers viii interfere TO reinstatc
the Pope.
News had hosn received u Vienna
thata Russian fleet had arrived ad Trieste
with the intention ol hloekading Vienna
to bring the people Of that city into sub.
lection.
The Hupgarians have determined to
resist Austrian oppression. No decisive
battle had been fought but there had been
much skirmishing Much inactivity pre-.
vailed among thy Imperial troops aud The
llungafians wem destroying al means Of
communication, even burning their own
villages. 10 cut oil the Invading Ausirians
Italy had refused 10 acknowledge the
Queen OF Spain. The new vice regent
has assumed 'ha aoptTpl sl lha Govern.
men,
RoNr.-Thc Pope stl remained at
Geptn, surrounded by diplomntists. No
loss than twcnty.ninc Cardinals We're a..
sasahlsa 20 give their advice 60 his llali.
ness. An extraordinary meeting Of the
Chamber Of Deputies Of Rome. was held
on the 9Th December. conyoked 10 hear
q report OF the depunlion sent 10 Gaeta,
from which Il appears that the members
Of the dopuialon werc stopped at aud
not permitted 20 enter the Ncapolitan
territory. The members then forwarded
a letter to Cardinal Antonclh, requesting
permission to wait on the Pope, 10 which
reply was returned, stating that his
Holiness had leil Rome OF his own nc.
cord, that he would not receive the dep.
ulalion, but that he continued TO pray the
Almighty TO besiow his mercy on Rome
aud the Roman States The depuiaiion
not having been enabled To accomplish
its mission returned TO tho Roman capital.
The Pope has been declared deprived
Of all temporal power. The Minister,
Sierbini, has addressed the citizens, tie
said that the Pope alone, under the title
OF Bishop. would have the right to enter
Rome. but that all the Cardinals aud
Pfelates wsuld be strictly prohibited from
entering the city.
The people, in their enthusiasm, ran
about the Streets, crying death 10 the
Pope" " Death to the Cardinals Gar.
BALD has heen called to Rome by the
ministry.
~. CorcelleG, the French Envoy to the
Pope, who has lately returned says that
his Holiness ls profoundly discouraged.
The Pope will not come to fancc. II he
can get the Frcnch Government TO Join
Austria in maintaining his power in the
Roman States. lie dcspairs Of being
able TO return % Rome otherwise than
by foreign intervention. There was "A
meeting on the l7th Of the religious patty
Of the Assembly, at which NJ. Monta.
ernDvi, presided, 'hu UUIec, of which ~u,
to prepare an address to the Pope. A
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