The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-20


,,,,.n,n. tllear, hearl We have, cilizen
h ,-,re-lniallves, grand nilrHloh 10 lulhl-- 70
4 IT'LL nepubIic h. fie Interest Of OIL, aud
l,D, .,'I firm Government, whiGI alihll he Y
.,nsrel by sinrsFe desire Of pfugfessI
'gb,,f being eilller reantpnaTy or thpnn'
I'm. bs tlIe uen OF lhe country, not ne
ut "a nafi, aud, will the Hid Of God, We }
..llnt lrasl do good, u we eanno' achieve
E,,rtr1dircss was exceedingly vol recciy-
al. ihe Assembly, and wnH followed by
"Tl's prosidout-l hive 20 state 10 lho Az
,euli, dmt VI, Odiion Bnrrot hna been MP
,.,,n,ed 10 form ~ new Ministry.
Tbe Prrridentql the Republic lllen left Ihe /
Assembly.
4, ,as observed that, ~ descending from {
,Ls ,,ibunh. the new President Of HE Hspub- .
n. advanced towards General GaynlRnnc, T
,,bo was sitting 90 his old place nt the end 4
af,be Ministerial bench, and rendered him
Al, band. General CDyniFn0c appeared 10
h, token hy surprise, iie did not at once ar-
cen, ,lIu hand Of the Princes but Ihen, m if
suddenly discovering what wnh Intended, he
shooh Il cordially, Tie whole proceeding
1y,. rreeised with loud shouts ofnpplause Ivy
rbo Assembly
On The evening of the Goth, the President
aflhe National Assembly received Ihe fol-
b EaiAg message irum I1's President at the
Republic -
',iLh President - request sou to an
nonnce 10 tho National Assembly ilnl IN
conformity with Article ~ Of the Conslilu-
don, liaNe by-r-decree OF his day nnmet-
". Odiloh BaUol Representative Of tho peo-
pie, Minister Of Jhslice, charged with lice
Presidency Of tho Council Of Ministers, Ia
tho absence of The President Of the Re
hubble.
NJ DrOuyn lie l.huyF, representative ofthe
ueaple, Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
w. Leon de VAUDEVILLE, representative Oltlte
people, Minister Of the Interior.
NJ Ruhcres, General of Division, rcIrescn-
ialye OF He people Minister Uf War,
NJ. ne Tracy representative OF the people,
MINISTER Of the Marine aud Colonies.
NJ, FullouS, representative Of the people,
Minister of Public Instruction aud Wor-
Ship
NJ Leon Fauclier, representative Of the peo-
pie, Minister of Public Works.
NJ BSio, Vice President Of the National As
srmbly Minister Of Agriculture
". Passy, lllypoliio,) Member OF thc. Institute
Minister OF the Finances.
Accept, Monsieur In president, lie .nssllr-
1arcocmy high consideration
LOUIS NAPOLEON BONAPAKTE
The Mopiiew publishes the official d,crccs
n the appointments Of these Ministers, and
Nsn &c tie following iiuctionnricr
COLONEL Rcbcloi, of the Gcndnrmcrio Of the
ScIno,. PrcTtct of Polict.
General Cl'hngurnrr, Conmaudcrein.Chicf
of the National Guards of tho department
Of the Ssnc, aud The Gnuc Mobile. aud
-Ulsn Chief Of Ihc lsl Mill
tnry Division.
Marshal Bugca,nl, COMMANDMENTS Chief Of
ihg army of the Alps.
"a. BERGER, representative oft people, Pre-
iurt oi the Sritic.
This programme was received with marks
Of grrnt applause hy lhr Assembly.
Tbs Dllowing il the lihl Htntc ofthc poll,
20. addressed hy the Committee of the Assem-.
hiy to tie Aioniiepr -
Number uf voters Ia the cghtv.siX depart
nruts, MOI Including Alfiers. 7ilo.55l
Nwuhrr pl votes expressed. 5i3G,2J2
Ahl1uy ufvutes expressed. 37i3l@7
l.'',- Nnpoieon l'ooapar'r. 5,j3l go
.Cmigunr. las BOZ
Lcdul-Rollu. 37l ,l3l
V,-potl. 36uGI
lruGrno. lI,Hli
tIuuglruicr ]t-1
Divers votes l243l
1896 52
Unconstitutional votes, 23ci9
t'uu rs above. -z, lIu.lzI
Tile number ofvotos given in favor of Louis
NapoieoH - ,Ito ptoatoNt yer given in Fruncc
When Napoleon was made Emperor of
France, be- had only 3,52l 76j votes,nthough
no poll was opcn for u nnuih FRINGE was
s .u1 'heh.-u rurulous as Bt present, but iAe
2Nleri oi thn empire was much greater
NJ. Napoleon Hunnpnrte has b0cu commits
stoned hr - President TO nnnuuIr'c 10 the
conr'a Of irIssc,s "ad ,lir Hague the install.
inlinn ol.ihc President. HIr will tbcnprocced
Ia London, where he will make the came
commmcnilon, and where ho will continue
~ Minister vi Ibc Republic. One ot'the mo.
ives which hlYe prdmpIed this measure il
ne strong political difference. which exists
bctween NJ. Napoleon Bonnparte and his
cousin. W. Napoleon Bonuprrie- ltas been
always closely connected with the ultrp dem.
ocrnilc patty, 10 which the President or the
Republic is decidedly opposed To avoid,
therefore the maniiesati ion Of clissensiom ia
The family NJ. Napoleon Bonnparto Okes nm
embassy. -r
AUSTRIA.
The Austrian army is rapidly advancing
INTO Hungary, and is invariably Victorious
iyrnau aud Presburg have been tuken; and
me tiungnrians have bean driven from WEES
e'nnrg' hui not till they had killed 800 Aus
TRANS TIE H"He-rinuE, however, took their
revenge by dn attack upon Wicner Ne,,s,,d,
which suffered much.
ROME.
In Rome n provisional government, t...
berti prartutn1ef, composed OF the senators
for Rome and Bologna, and OF the Gonialon-
Ter or-AnconG. The Pope has been ,I,.
prived of all temporal power. The minister