Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-01-06

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The PreSideRhGL EtecticH-I.OuiS NGpo'con Cho-
sGi.-Ihc election OF President commenced on
Sunday, the 10Th inst. and the polling terminated on
Monday evening. There IS no doubt that Prince
Louis Napoleon is chosen, his majority in all the de-
partments from which the returns made up have
been received being very considerable; and although
it would at FIRST sight seem impossible to form any
correct opinion OF The probable result oi poll OF SO
vast constituency Yea the returns are 50 immense
lr IN his favor IS T. place II o5yohI 'h' shadow OF
doubt hat Prince L5"i, N'poiton has obtained Doth
an absolute and reI"iiEG MAJORITY 50 'hat ne VIII
Dc IrgAuy elected ana Gen IaNa'%n"c WIi lose tie
chanct a bang chosen b} Inc National Assembly
70 which tAt choice Of one "i Inc cai''4"te7 would
be Referred II none should OBTAIN IN aD'u'utc hJ.rl-
~ OF tn voters IN spt"Nln- III inc Ha,'ohal As
srmhy On saturday, MI pui"urc sId mat thfec
weeks would c!a>t before lht otlt'ai returns were
completed: but rs that term hc'!'S Inc ln% heces-
sary Tor summing the Vutss m Agra ana corsica,
Tia result ct tn cuun VI Do SHOWN long p'ioF''
as the votes III liIN2 districts Will Hot De numerous
enough 10 exercise any Important lnilrhc1 On the
cI-cIicn. Inc voting IN iarls on sunday appears 10
have taken place without inc Si2h'eSt az 'uToMcc'
On FRIDAY and saturday some riGunS TOOK place III
the Place Ma"b'rt, On The part CT ne gaFGe mobile,
VINO are enthusiastic supporters T' iFI"rt LOUIS Ou.
II docs net seem 10 nave F'"'h'u more 'h"n street.
row, although The guards were uo"OISa' Inc con,
f#t-t I Oh tE.HT AT
Prince LOUIS Napoleon ING NUMBER 81 votes tcnnrr-
cd Tor Iamlrline, Lara Roma ana haHP4!l Oeihg
50 comparatively insignificant that they may be lett
OFT q The consideration Of the result
A. Paris and The M" ieF comprises the WAole oil
the Department q the ScInc, II VIII be seen from
the above that the i9I)W /: the general results:
Louis y .BJnaparte 5,btJ ta>pall ...lo,oie
taraIglac ..... 11,O3I LainartIhc' ......3,6lO
Learu Rolhn -t,0t- ~
-iH0Htr B0ndPdrte ficciea.- ne election Tor De
putty to the National Assembly for Corsica termina-
ted IN the return oil VI LOUIS Luel'h bohapartc, me
Of the late Lucirn Bonapartc, aud brother Of the
Prince Of Canine. The numbers were:
NJ. LOUIS LucIen Bonapartc. '.'...l l,9U
General Arrlgh! ....''''''''' .;.;,'''.;.'Io,o6o
General Arrighl was recommended 10 the electors
by jerome Bonapartc, cx king Of Wcstphalia, by his
son Napoleon, and by Prince Louis Napoleon, in OPP
position to NJ. Louis Luclcn BOnapartc. Luclcn and
his were always, on account OF their uncompro'
missing Rcpublicanlsm, objects Of fear and dislike to
the other members Of the Bonapartc family.
Sentiments q the HiHiShy-1he N0ttondt OF the
18th admits that the returns received show that
Louis Napoleon will have very considerable ma
Jorty, and that he must consequently be President
1t declares that though TINS result Is contrary TO Their
wishes, it does not inspire II with anger nor make it
despair Of the future; and 1t adds that though the
majority is against It's party, II will respect the de-
cison OF the country, and consider the man invested
with the first MagstTacy OF the Republic as the legal
representative OF the people OF France. Its future
conduct, it says, IS 10 be a. follows:
Our conduct with respect TO the new power
which is about to rise, will be this. We will OBJ
serve him, and watch him with attention, and even
with suspicion, and we have the right 10 do so, but
without any determined hostility. II ne DO the al
fairs Of the Gf"nry, we VIII believe ,hat he does
our affairs. II he compromises the interests OF the
country, we WIN oppose Nun I'Iy'"''it out soIGlF
win cJhslIuIyhd arms. We WIN not IraFc me !c-
gII pam II ne 40 hot I'"tt II III 'hc HFSt instance
ana '"'h OHy ~ ''''o" h'' anu - uI''"u against
"'s nf ,,5,, '" III ." - HIS
Tf E,rnoII3 Jy,,,s IF III. IG,b nj, hos ,bo c,-
lo,'.i,,., Ji,,,a,cl. 49, go
''"'''7 ''5I''" Pan. ,I,L,rs5,. ND NJ
i, This DATE tr,oniIIirv continnr: Thc latest
Irt,on r.turnS show a m i,ritc in yor # Princa
Loui,. similar in proportiGn To- those already an
nuuucod.
Prince Louis proposes to raise Gen Cavaignac to
the rank Of Marshal Of France.
partial amnesty is still spoken Of as likely to be
presented to tnr Chamber, either by Gen. Cavaig-
or the Ministry Of Prince Louis. 1t is under
stood that it Will not include thS prisoners Of IN
ccnncs.
The intention Of promoting the election cf NJ. Du.
fnirc 10 the Presidency Of the Chamber is revived,
and will probably be carried into effect
Marshal Bugral1 made his iiT, appearance in the
Chamber today and was received in the Sale DIES
Pas. pcriu, By NM. Thicrs and Mole
4 great number Of members of the Assembly have
to-day left their cards at the hotel of Prince Louis
m. pro,Iamation Of tn. President viii probahlv
h. mad. about the 2Dth instant
The new Ministry was formed with tn" full appro-
baton Of NM. Theirs, Mole, and Marshal Bugcaud
4 well informed Paris paper says: $50 far as we
can Judge from the incomplete returns that arrive to
us from the Departments, the sulfrages were divided
in the following proportions:
Louis Napoleon. ........ .......... &c per cent