The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-04
ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
SPECIAL PONDENCE
EEW YORK HERALD.
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Election of Prince Louis Napoleon
TO THE
Presidency Of the French Republic.
Our London Correspondence.
&c., &c., &c.

LONDON, Friday Evening, Dec. IL. 16f6.
Summary of European InteAisence-rhe Election Of
Prince Louis Nepoleon the Presidsney 1.-THE French
Repubic-Defect Of Cavaigmac--Stafe Of Psris-
.dus,ia--The New Emperor russis- Nosy- The
Pope.
My last letter by the Hermann, which sailed from
Southam pon Tuesday last, will have prepared you
for the election ef Prince Louis Napoleon to the high
post Of President Of the French Republic. 1t was
18th Of December that the ashes Of the great En-
peror made their triumphant entry into Paris and by
. remarkable coincidence it is on 18th Of December
that his nephew Is proclaimed Chief Of the French
nation The bones Of the old Emperor must have
ratified in their triple con, at the exultng shouts Of
"vive Napoleon 70
From the first day . polling, II quite evident that
It was all up With Cavaiguac. The votes for Prince
Louis pouring in from all Sides sort Of snthu
sissm seemed to have seized upon all classes shall
given in every district and Department. those of
Paris and the DEPARTING Mt Of de Ia Seine Paris ce Ia
Francs,n will suffice. The Prince commands abso-
lutte majority. he proportions about six to
The facts mentioned in my last letter contributed
Blanc refused to come forward as o candidate. He
could have comma nded rome sixty thousand votes;
but had not the emot.st chance Of success;
On Wednesday Cavag mao 8 pporters felt the game
was lost and the National rent forth its dying notes
Universal suffrage spoken and everything leads the
gnSp that louis M have s @ major
!: and 1 not cause US to
The future supported with all our power the saad ship
country The most certain and most guar ,ntee order
IT, whom seea Wits the
functions Of first MAGISTRATE shall not be- in
to act a in rs sH cSaai d
sSS ws
still, fear The majority which at present suprts him is
s.ss &c mos: hssse re'ssns are re- :srasssrs y
thought, have guided by have
.ss %s i 81 Hss
livery will not delay trown the mask and ca erns the
lists more active rr stable thao they
II The result our r.sy.sens to shall
s i
ia Ga & IA
ls.s from this that long power which issues
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y ny; aasl s n ont, ~ sss Ss
Rrsqnssd II a, supports Or fail. with it, 10
90 robust md Ollie M he smSrsss ssoss
observe the ne~ a's With H. evn
| DO e. vi. s ss s.,. III
comEroms the the country will rsscu.ey
S . e S viii s &c % s
= = It sss 60 defend against It's are''o the principle to
Every dog has its day." says the provsrb The
TLursdsy 1t could no longer conceal its mort6oason:
Let Luis Napoleon hasten to enjoy the quickly passing
ss
s.ss: h1 as % p:
oily This only i've and he falls under the
s9
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At the heur when the alton shall recover from tho
iTn
the q
S1; 70 Sn s Ss a1, r.. gu
:S e J. does 10. sag'sd up1a
q W Believed
Il nearly attained expecting from the pacaa and
T. snS saSs aSf i. % "
g make these now TRIALS ess sAnsun.ry and strong
2 long .h.I remain snd unstaiSsd
& We VIII sss sso% % IS
srors reparaon Of s as TO bend before the Is Of
u: % dS ss nas
u not tn The
gv.men eeynsib srign Violates the sveregnty
Paris il perfectly tranquil. Perhaps the people are
dead beat from fatigue and glad Of At any price;
play and much Will depend upon tho acts Of the Pre-
sident. They say he 10 ambitious man, and will
aim ct the imperial crown France has many sad days
On an occasion like this no better criterion can DO
given Of the state Of public feeling than the very words
Of the organs Of each different party.
The Debafs, the staunch supporter Of monarchy,
presses Itself as follows:-
yi.sS snissss suffrage called Maps
s s. s nas s spu
since .,jo.s Ssi,lns point there
: s;s + ~, r..
s::ss: PHI
.s. ss &c ss ' VIII 10Y % .s s *: ~.
ents which posedwe consider duty
the suas Of tho country such is With ssspc to the
esHsa away n9parcs5, WHO. defended quo .ss mo.
so 5 10 s a % i As We v.s .s
acting besides ours did despair social erd,r
sss
ss ss.s @ S dsa ss % We Of
nom %i.ey how then oSSs Tc refuse to one u'q from
"s so
and condemn What bad We thank God FREQ from ali
se ss ~ ss
that \ belong, and duty viii be to aid it to
The RspsSTqne Of which NJ Proudhon, tho socialist,
editor and which is the organ Of the red repubi.
than win march forward in strength towards the object which
ae, ssnr s s 'ss he i y ssssns move
& & ssS s. should . select Vim
sss ss j TSl':
That g na y who Oss ys ~e sf %
your mey who desire for the promised land and who like
n.s, prss 70 THO honor Of guiding your own
kce and that OF families confirm the blind 81
brutal party do TO them the horrible Joy Of deipg with
yoa WHAT they do OF the desperate combaan OF Juusmake
you csptlves OK eorpees.
The Union, the organ OF the Lesitimists says
net 70 ssi' Ms'sS Is y 70 w .ss
e defeat Of Gene Cavsguac gone beyond every pro-
vision 10 ths must added this other whoh 10 lcss
the two Mont.gnsrd and Socialist candidates
have obtained but very rccnsd abc Now
that public opinion has Ms beware OF false
tons and tandnas tits be hoped
majority Of tho National Assembly nor ous Napoleon win mis-
tale e Gsusea and the Object this great victory s question
unph The electric which carried away tho men and tho
sscm Of February a. ha only operated delivsrasco It
Permitted 10 demand what basis will sant on repair
the evil
The Constitutional, and other journals supporting
the Prince, sing songs Of joy.
The .dsssmbfee Nafiondie says
France and Louis Napoleon has received
0nch majority this he 70 the heud Of
mont Universal suffrage has chosen him President Of the
public We had that the hand OF God has shown
itscf In the election.
1t Is thought that the National Assembly WILL on