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The steamship America, Captain Leitch, from
Liverpool, Dec. 80, arrived at Boston yesterday
morning. On the Soth she passed ships Columbus
and Brandywine, going into Liverpool
The news Is very interesting
| The French Republic.
On Wednesday, the 10th instant, the ceremony
ofthe proclamation of the election OF Presiden
took place in the National Assembly, and M. Mar
rast, in a loud voice, though somewhat broken BY
emotion, declared Louis Napoleon to be the Pre-
sident of the French Republic, democratic, one
and indlvisible," from that day to the I'd Sunday
in May, 1852, and invited the new President t.
come forward, and take the oaths required by the
| constitution.
Louis Napoleon advanced to the tribune, anc
swore to remain faithful to the republic, and te
forward its interests in all respects He then reac
the following address to the Chamber, In firm
voice, and with good success
NApoLEoN's ADDRESS.
The suRrages Of the nation and tho cath have just
taken trace out for me my future cs nduot shall fol
low 1t as man Of honor shall regard a. enemies o.
our country al those whs shall attempt to change BY
| Illegal means what ell France has established Be-
tween you and me, citizen there ca
Desires +. same WISH III. you
Its true basis; to strengthen democratic institu-
an people sS: ass Of S:
me such striking proof confidence The majority
which have obtained, not only penstrates me with
gratitude but win give to the cover nmeht that
moral force, without which there 10 authority
With peace and order, country again improve
| been misled and calm down passions. Animated by
sincere spirit Of Cancellation have called around
%s .; and men Who in spit. o. the
themselves with yeu to the application Of the consti-
Ntuton, the Improvement Of the laws, and the glory
power, owe q debt Of thanks to its predecessors,
when the deposite Of its authority is handed over
to IT. intact and in particular owe it to the Hon
that sentiment Of duty which Is the frst qua rn
representatives, grand mission to fulA-to found
republic In the interest OF all and just and arm
sire Of progress without being either resotonsry
Utopisn Let be the Of tho cou ntry- not the
men Of party and BY the aid Of God We will 1t least
| do good, II We cannot achieve great things
When the new President concluded his brief
speech, he advanced towards General Cavagnac
and rendered him his hand. This movement sur.
prised Cavalgnac, and delighted the Chamber
Afterthe pause of an instant, Cavaignac responded
and shook hands cordially with the President,
amidst marks OF the most unequivocal satisfaction
from all sides.
M. Odillon Barrot was empowered to form the
new Ministry. Their names are annexed. It
will be seen that they are all men of capacity
and character.
THE NEW FRENCH MINISTRY.
M. Odillon Barrot Minister justices charged With
the Presidency Of the Council
OF Mtnisters, In the absence OF
the President Of the Republic
NJ. Drouin de rHuys, Minister Of Foreign Affairs
NJ. Leon de Mallsville, Minister Of the Interior
N Rslhieres.. Minister Of War.
M Falloux,. Minister Of Public Instruction
and Worship.
NJ. Leon Faucher,.. Minister Of Public Works.
Bixio,. Minister Of Agriculture.
M. Pas,y Hypote.. Minister Of Finances.
M. Theirs holds aloof, and it is doubtful whether
he will accept office. He Is, however, friendly to
the new regime In the meantime, the relative OF
the new President, M. Napoleon Bonaparte, has
been despatched to Brussels, the Hague, and to
London, for the purpose of announcing the acces-
sion of the new President; the alliance of
Louis Bonaparts, by the marriage of one of his rela-
nves, with the reIgning houses OF Russia, will
pave the way for favorable reception of his
ambassador IN the German and Russian courts
nalize the accession of the new President but the
conduct of Barbes and his companions in crime
by no means favor this act of clemency II is.
accordingly, doubtful whether it will be granted,
Already, M. Ledm Rollln and his party have
commenced an attack on the new govern.
eminent. The National editors form, also,
a sort OF opposition, out OF doors
Nj. OdillOn Barrot, in his speech to the Cham
Der, when expounding the principles Of the new
ministry, declared that the republican government
cannot be deemed defnitivey established until the
period of revolutions shall have been closed The
State ought not to interfere directly, but to leave
the greatest latitude TO individual actisn. As re-
CARDS, foreign States, the word of France
would net be engaged rashly or lightly. Every
thing is to be done to preserve the peace of the
country, and to restore confidence.
General Chsngarnier's investiture of the two
fold office of commander-in-chlet of the National
Guard Of Parie, and of the first Military Division,
has been mpt ached contrary to the constitution;
but the Parsans sigh Tor tranquility, and care lit
tie for form, so that repose Is secured.
Marshal Bugeaud has been appointed to the
command of the Army OF the Alps, and IN his ad-
dress to his troops, does not betrsy any feelings of
spleen at being sent to distance from PARIS In
deed there is general disposition for the present.
to repair the errors of the past, and reanimate the
Abd-elKsder, taking advantage of this general
disposition IN favor OF moderation duplicates, in
well written address to the President, to be set
at liberty: The honor Of France would be nobly
ever, IT would be prudent to hazard the peace of
Algeria by such an act of magnanimity, may be
doubtful.
Amidst these changes, marked improvement
has taken place in the value OF all public securities
The per cents have been as high as n Is whilst
the 3 per cents have reached AZ 10 and, notwth-
standing occasional fluctuations of one franc or So
the value OF public securities has enormously in
creased and the prices OF railway shares recently
20 deprecated, have partaken Of the general I'M
provement.
The Paris papers of 9th are fully occupied in |
the manifesto of the new Ministry, an
put form by M. Odillon Barrot. |
There can be no doubt very strong, perhaps an |
impracticabe, opposition will be got up in the |
Chamber against any government of the new Pre- |
sident.
-. M Gustave de Beaumont, late Ambassador at
London, attended in the Chamber to-day. |
proposition for re-establishng the newspaper
stamp has been laid before the Chamber, and will |
probably be adopted
The proposition which was laid before tho As.
sembiy Tor postponlng the postal reform, has been
Withdrawn.
The Bureau have appointed to-day a committee
OF fifteen, one being elected by each Bureau, to
prepare project of law on the public force. |
"A mOnp the committee ire Gen Redeau Col Pa |