The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1849-01-20
price andstlemarket was in a quiet state
.sS2 General HmteIIicence.

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+ General Intelligence.
&ANtE.If is the general belief tha,
t;laeneIal Cavaignac' will submit with good
lssyillssP wishes of the people, as indica
lssssea5by The elevation of Louis Napoleon tc
Presidency Of the French Republic,
Eand will tender his services to the President
Eelect. Other opinions, however, are OK
pressed and reports are current that he will
retire from public life altogether.
Bonararte has, it is stated, nearly seven.
tenth Of ali the votes cast fo ,sident. II
was decided that he should be proclaimed
on the 2lst ult. 1t is reported that he had
much difficulty in preventing his too zeal.
Gus adhcrents from at once proclaiming the
iuneal Of the Emperor. So says ouS de-
sPatch, the meaning of which we do not
understand, but think that it is more than
probable that he may'have had difficulty in
restraining his followers from making a
demonstration to proclaim him Emperor.
|. .ss,It is generally lyasbeleyed that sthesineM
ErenchN ~ I,
Wi be no. oiiyws; dillon Barrot Vices
President; NJ. SDrouin del 'Huys, q Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs; M. Leon de MaI1e.
vile, Minister Of The Interior; tEould, ,,of
Public Instruction.; General Rulhiere, of
War; al. de Tracy, Of the Marine I'm. Lee
OF Fancher, Minister OF Public Works
Nn,bina of ,nn l.,st M ;!n,.o,,,na" '""hoe h.a
ira ns sn;red ,,,b.aN .,;anaI .ala".ai,. A''o
A, tho ~ Ia,as, 20 ,n .dr;".s p. D. assvn .,,n -
Of ,ranouii;,v Nlnr.hais n1 R"ao,nd - :" ~
cooom,nd ,ho oru, of ia Aiss and o,,J;
NOT is 70 90 az Imbass,dor 10 Pn.s;,
s5ss /; is admitted that Lu,lis Nopolcen has
fEeiyed $780, 900 votes, Cavaipnac l,5oO,-
lyand the remaining candidates half be.
hem. ......-...
Conftuent,I.
sba IN 81. f-oo, tboo .Con,;,,o, .c
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A disnos;t;S ;S !. .ed =, ;h,a =, ;.,s :. .,s
thu (sorr,.
i;ons ,v;,h Ans,sss y, .aopeH nego,'a.
sisasiwns made ;ps;Ia ssss1ti. ~ .nat
lived by vole of TT ma ;ority. qslhe Aus
TRAN Deputies would probably gfesign.-
Inc Assembly was s,muchdisturbed by con-
nlcling viewsand interests.
The sPeciakkrench envoy 10 Rome had
returaedstg q. tsasls,. and reported that the
p9ge shasEsoils!ndsd TO take refuge in Paris.
sAiisstyas qslskin Rome, and Provisional
! GoyegHasntfWas Z about to be established,
asAasscelieved that the great powers
sssus ~ anu .aNc part IA the settic'
1q,s MANOR ~ 1he a'ialrs OF inc faPai dominion
:ssai w opo nns oesn uelii'oe VI an te m
iD ,hs ,snnI, ,ha n,auud :; " ,.''a e n'sier ,h. ,,
- o pep' 'Ao s'ou"U % '"eo'' 'l'a' 'tic
toPe cannot return except under the title
OF blshoP OF Rome, and Cardinals and Pre-
ars ares w,li ,h oe strictly prohibited from reen
to the pope." and uDes,b ~ 9s Cssrd;naIsn
Italian affairs were in much disorder.
An Italian league was in cootempIa,ion,
which was likelyto give umbrage TO Aus.
ira, m ana would probably result IN bloody
a new Cabinet was Il l,1 ba Z, f,rioed = s
dinia by The direction Of Charles Albert. !.
towns, and, laying waste their country. in in
order 70 destroy the invading army by cold
lliamen. has aht,anp, been nrorospsd . lie