The Cecil Whig., 1849-01-06
ARRIVAL THE STEAMSHIP
LEigss GI.s.
IA DAYS Late. From M;?lro7e.

tFiSI - ~ u ht"' MI. t>-'
Tie steamer Enropa reached New York
Yesterday aftenoon, with dates from Lv-
rrpc oil 10 ti4e !6i!i ny, the day Of sailing
We have the folio owing re7or, b. telcgrap':
Ccrr,.pun Of the Bait. pAtrio,-Dy Telegraph.
NEW YORK Dec. 81. s p NJ.
The cuuard steamer Europa arrived his
at, ranou from Liverpool, whe ice she sail
e., on the 10Th nii.-Ihe most important
in.clli2ence By This arrival is the result OF
the .crcu, Presidential election in France.
louis Napoleon has been elected Prrs-
1el!o Iranre. The country is represen-
e,l as tranquil.
The Pope has been compelled % leave
Italy, a"d was under the protection OF the
King ofNap'es.
Russia connnes to watch the progress
Of events in oher pats o! Europe. The
Emperor has an army OF 100000 men in a
high stale of discipline. Such a force can-
not fa,l 10 restore the Pope.
Abraham Pacha is actually dead.
a great change has come over lhe people
o! Prussia as well as the Court. The King
has Granted Constitution Of the mos, l.b-
crul character.
FRANCE.
The latest intelligence from Paris IS up
TO 10 o'cl'k, P. Nj. on Thursday, the 18th,
al which time tranquility prevailed. Tie
latest election returns show a majority in
favor Of Prince Louis Bonapar,e which. with
'hose before given leave 10 doub, Of lis
election.
p:nce Louis Ronaparte has proposed To
raise Ger. Cavaignac 10 the rank Of MAJ
sl:al Of France.
A partial amnesty is sl'l spoken Of as
likely 10 be presented to the French Clam
her ether ly Gpu. Cavaigrac or the NJ mis-
Try Of PrmcC Loui. Eouaparte.-lt is under
stood that it will Let incnde the prisoners
of Eincennes
Tie intention OF promoting the election
Of Defaure 10 the Presidency of the Cham
hcr is renewed, and will probably be carr-
ed into effect
Marshal Bngeaud made his first appear
snce IN the Chamber on the i3h, and was
received in the -pas-duS by NJ
Ihiers ard NJ. Mole. A area, number of
members of lie Assembly, on The same day
let lhcir carl al his hotel.
Prince Louis B,napar,e's proclamatiom
Of President was to be issued about the
goth:
l'!om Tie incomplete returns received.
the vote stood in following proportions.
Louis Napoleon &c per ct, Cavaignac 90
per cent, Rollin 6 per cent, Raspail per
cent, Lnmarline per cent. Commission
e;s will have examined the vote by the 17h
and on the 10Th :he Assembly will proclaim
The Prince President.
The very latest intelligence from Paris
confirm I.onis Bonapares popularity. aud
Tie overthrow of Cavagnac. The elect ion
was more decisive than was anticipated.
in Paris the Princes majority over all con-.
pvtit'rs is 90 1000; and Bordeaux gives hi,n
10000 votes.
Cabrera and lie, Generals are making
heaiway agajns, the Queens :Foeps.
PRUSSIA.
At M-mh, or the 18th Dec. The mos,
larri'g riots took place. On the 5h the
cuti5e town wa. III pctsessan Of tie popu
lauce io- fonr hours, daring which time
great eXCeSses we're comm Tte1,
y,sE1.EaAMD.
An is tcanruil. Lord Clarendon was for
E,a'v received on his return to the Vice
Regal Lodge. Tae usual address Of conf
deuce was vo,ed to hiu1, coupled with ,a
cG,n ren,lation$ for removal Of grievances
uade, which the conntry lahor= His Ex-
cc''ency reply is temperate, and dlSClaims
any design on the p1'l Of the Government
10 exclude Catholics from luries.
Italy.
Tho revolution j. Rome has terminated
~ the hight OF the Pope, the head OF the
Roman Catholic Church. Oae of the most
popular Princes that ever assembled the Pap
al throne is now an exile and wanderet
The Pope il appears. after the scenes las,
described remained a prisoner in his palace
proiertd from personal violence by the
French Ambassador.
The pope in llee,ng from Rornc, took
refuge at Naples, and under the protection
81 the King His halimcss refused 10 90 10
France, and has signed IA protest; declaring !
all the late acts void.
Austria,
Tho Emperor has ahdicated in favor of
his nephew The new minister. by IFS
President, published an address containing
tho policy Of the new Emperor, in which
he pledges to maintain the liberty OF the
con'!try.
The miltery executions for political Of
fences still continue. The Cholera i. I'd
slug fsarfuy al Preslurg
From VENEzUELA.-Cdpture Of an Imn
ican pcssel. We learn that the propeller
SceurGe, formerly L. S. bomb vessel, but
afterwards sold ont of the service, was cap