Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-15
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER
WASHINGTON.
3DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


The American mail steamer Washington,
has arrived at her wharf, after passage OF
nineteen DAYS from Southampton, whence
she sailed on the 20th ult, bringing Liver
pool dates to tho 18Th, three days later
than those by the steamer Europa.
ENGLAND.
Parliament has been prorogued by the
Queen until the first day Of February.
FRANCE.
II is generally believed that Gen. Cavaig.
mac will submit with good grace to the will
OF the people, as expressed in the late
election, and will tender his services to the
President elect. Other reports, however,
have it that he will retire from public life
altogether.
THE ELEcT1oN.-Ffom the returns re-
eeivcd from the provinces, it appears that
Of all the votes cast, Louis Napoleon has
&C per cent; Cavaignac, 81; Rollin 6 );
Raspal 4, and Lamar,ine 8. The new
President will be proclaimed on Wednes-
day or Thursday 21st o, 22d.
Louis Napoleon, it is reported, has had
difficulty in restraining his TOO jealous
friends from at once proclaiming the En-
pire. He acts with prudence and has in
duced his friends not to celebrate, as was
contemplated, the anniversary of the fune.
raj of the Emperor Napoleon, fearing that
it might lead to disorder.
Louis Napoleon further declares that his
late manifesto was his own composition
and was intended to answer the charge
brought against him of incapacity.
1t is generally believed ;' u IA; Inc inc new
haln's1fy has been definitely settled, as fol-
lows, viz:
M. Odillon Barrot, President of Council.
M Droyn L. Hugs, minister of Foreign
Affairs,
NJ. Malleville, Minister Of the Interior.
M Falour, Public Instruction.
M, Rulpiers, Minister Of War.
M. Tracy, Minister of Marine.
M. Faucher, Minister of Public Works.
M. Denneau, Minister of Commerce.
Nj. Passey, Minister of Finance.
Nothing Of importance has transpired in
shc National Assembly.
In Paris at latest accounts, all was tran
quil.-Marshal Bugeaud is to command
the army Of the Alps. Gen. Audinot is to
go TO Russia as ambassador. 1t is estima-
ted that Louis Napoleon will have received
five million five hundred thousand votes
Cavaignac one and half millions, and the
remaining candidates half million be.
aween them.
AUSTRIA.
The continental news is not important.
The Hungarians have determined to make
bloody resistance TO Austria bat no
engagement, had yet taken place.
GERMANY.
There is a disposition on the part Of the
German Assembly to reopen negotiations
with the Austrans. A proposition TO tina,
effect was made 10 the Assembly, but was
nega,ived by 121 majority. The Austrian
deputies will probably resign. The Assem-
bly, was much distracted by conflicting
views and interests.
Berlin wac tranquil.
EAST INDIES.
The British have determined lpon ab-
sorbing the whole of the Puniaub and the
Sikh country into the Anglo-1ndia empire.
A great battle was in momentary expec-
aation with the insurgents.
ITALY.
AT Rome the Pope has beer deprived of
all temporary power. In the address Of
yhe minister sterbine to the people the
ground is taken that the Pope can only
return under the title oflBishop Of Rome,
and the Cardinals and Prelates will be
strictly prohibited from re-entering the city.
Great enthusiasm prevailed among the
populace. They ran through the streets,
with cries, "Death to the Pope'!" and
death to the Cardinals!" Gariboler has
been called to Rome by the Ministry
The Italian affairs are much involved
A new cabinet Is to be formed in Sardinia
BY Charles Albert. An Italian League
was in contemplation, and being likely to
give umbrage to the Austrans, would prob
ably be attended with bloody conse-
quences.
The special French Envoy had returned
to Paris, and reported that it was the de-
termination Of the Pope to take refuge in
Paris. A provisional government is about
to be established in Rome. All was lranqiI
there, but twas thought the great powers
would interfere.
A Russian feet has appeared off Triest.
10 warn the Ventians into submission.
HUNGARY.
The Hungarians were burning their
towns and laying waste their country TO
cut off the invading army, by cold and
starvation, upon the Moscow tactics.
The Emperor Of Austria had positively
declined to acknowledge the Spanish
Queen. The Spanish Ambassador had
accordingly left St. Petersburg.
THE MARKETs.-A slight advance in
prices was reported in the cotton trade,
for the week ending on the day the Eu.
sropa sailed.
BREADsTUFFs.-Flou has declined Is
aper barrel. Corn is quiet, with no change
i'm prices.
STILL LATER. BY the arrival of the Amer
lea at Boston, on Thursday, we have 10 days late
news from Europe. FRANCE is quiet-Preslden
NAPOLEON has named his Ministry which is as,re