The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-20
Fus.hs, New. by die A.asriea.

Napoleon Bonaparte, President of France, unit
Nav, 1882, and the Republic one and indiyisible
The President elect then ascended the tribune
took the oath and read an address. He then tnrne
TO Cavaignsc ard shook him cordially by the hant
The Chamber was delighted.
Odilon Barrett has been empowered TO form
new ministry. NJ. Theirs holds alooi
and it is considered doubtful whether he aC
cepts Office OF IS even favorable tot the new Re
gime.
President Bonaparte has sent his relative
Napoleon Bonapaue, TO the various Courts q
announce his election
The editors of the National form a sort O
opposition outdoors 10 the new admlnistTa
ton.
Odilon Barrel, in speech to the Chambers
declaIel that the Republican government wa.
not firmly established until the period of reyolu'
tion closed. He stated il would not interfere
directly with foreign affairs, and that the great
est latitude would be given TO individual action
Every thing would be done TO restore confidence
and preserve peace.
General Changaniers has been threatened
with an impeachment for holding two offices
Commander Of the National Guan1 and Fins
Military Divisions. The Impeachment meets
with no encouragement out of the Assembly.
Marshal Bugaud has been appointed Com
mandeI Of the Army of the Alps.
Abdel h adler has written 10 the President
asking his release.
Paris funds continue .fm--even a rise tooh
place.
louis NapoIeoa's speech.
claimed President of the Republic OF France, il
follows:
Citizens and Republicans: The SURFACES of ths
nation, and the oath of Office | have just taken,
distinctly mark 10 me my future conduct ! shall
follow il as a man of honor in all the acts OF my
administration. shall regard as enemies 10 my
country all those who shall attempt, by illega
means, TO change or subyert what all the people o.
France has so distinctly established. Between
YOU and me, citizens and representatives, there
cannot be any real difference of opinion-ouI
wishes and desires are the same, wish like you
10 place society ON its true basis--to strengthen
democratic institutions and 10 alleviate the mise
ries of the generous and intelligent people who
have Just aven ne such striking proof of theil
confidence. The majority have obtained not on.
ly penetrates me with gratitude, but will give tC
the new government that moral force without
which there is no security. With peace and order
our country can again improye-can cure its
wounds, aud bring back the men that have been
mislead, and Ia IN down the passions. Animated
by a sincere spirit of cancellation, have called
around me capable and patriotic men, who, des
pite of the diversity OF their political origin, are
ready 10 devote themselves with YOU TO the appli-
cation OF the constitution, the improvement OF
the Tvs, and the glory Of the Republic.
A government coming into power owes deb
of thanks To its predecessors when the dePosite q
its authority is handed over 10 il intact; and in par
ticuiar, owe IL 10 General CaVaignac 10 say that
his conduct has been worthy OF the generosity Of
his character, and that sentiment of duty which IL
the first quality ola Statesman. tHear, heaI)
We have, citizens and representatives, grand
mission 10 fulfil. To found the republic is the Ia.
terei,t OF all, with Just and hfnl government. u
shall be- auimatcdb by sincere ceslre of progress
without being reaCtlOnary or ethiopian. Let Us be
the men OF our country, not the men OF party, and
with the aid Of God, We shall at least do good il
we cannot achieve great things.
Austria.
The accounts from Vienna in regard 10 the civil
war in Hungary are very imperfect aud one-sided
The ImpeTialists are said TO have taken the from
tier towns OF Aedenpensing, Synan and fTesburg
The Magyars adheariug 10 the Hungarian system
Of tactics as being best adapted 10 the nature o
the country; of laying waste to the country, des-
troying forage and the habitations, and retiring
as the invaders advance. BY this means they ex
pect TO throw almost insurmounable obstacles e
the progress of the AustTians.
Tie Austrians are now more al ease in their cap
ital and are supplied with funds from Prussia il Is
supposed. Hungary must submit in the end.
The withdrawal of Austria from the Parliament
of Frankfort has opened new phase for Germany
Ii is said that the Parliament has determined u
have an Emperor for the Germans. The tide has
turned, ind Prussia is in the ascendant
The Markets.
CoIToN.--on the day OF the Americas sailing, Cotton
was duh aud dToophg. Upland, Mddhns, u, New or
leans, al upland Mobile, At
BREAbsTuFFs Flour, duty paid, &c TO 27s. per Dbl
Bonded 25a25s. oil. Whest TO IS. per 70 lbs Corn ha
teen declining. White Bus. best yellow. u.s. Cd Cor
me al dull
land the increase in spite OF the heavy eontlnen
tai dema nd for specie. The amount of bullion hsnC
was fifteen million pounds The elrcuationhad deelin
ed to bftctn millions hundred thousand pounds
Funds have risen considerably since the return Of com
mercal prosperity with the new year. The prospects
yer sIerng and confidence in the monied circles
much heightened. Consuls SStsSSe.
MANUFACTURING TRADE.-There are much more en-
oOuraging reports nom the cotton and wooden msnuiac
turing districts IN Lanoss and Yorkshire hsnufsetn
Ters looking forward 10 Q good spring business.
second dispatch gives the following in relation to thu
markets.
The eloing Of Pans 3peT cents. was 66 to CO, and
per cents. &c TO ID.
LIVFEPooI CoTToN MARKsT.-The cotton market
remains the same the market having closed viii
considerable comic On lew prices moderate stool
ana fair cTop--probaby not exceeding two AMI hal
millions bales. Inc sales the week amount TO 1888
bales.
The new law fixing duty on wheat at shilling per
quarter into operation on the 1st of February.
The very Latest News, by Express and Tele.
graph, ap 60 The moment OF the steamer Ameri'
cas- Departure.
BosroN, Jan. ~, Top. NJ.
have received my European letters and tele
graphic dispatches containing the very latest in
teliigenee zip 10 the moment of the Americas de
paftuTe, which transmit you, as follows:
France.
Louis Napoleon has named his ministry as fol
lows: NJ Odon Banut, Minister OF Justice, Is 10
be charged with the Presidency of the Council
ANA Minister in the absence Of the President o.
the Republic; NJ. Droyn L. Hugs, Minister of For
elm Affairs: M. Leon De Malevile, Minister o.
the Interior; NJ Rulpieres, Minister Of War; Nj
De Tracy, Minister OF Marine and Collections; M
Falour, Minister of Public Instruction and Wor
ship; NJ. Leon Gacher, Minister of Finance.
Louis Napoleon has addressed letter to the
seectoral Committee, thanking them for favor;
&c.
The PROPOSITION which was laid before The
Assembly for postponing the postal reform has
been withdrawn.
tits reported that the Pope has accepted an
invitation to visit Pans in May next.
Two old diplomatists of Louis Phil ippe ale tC
have high offices under Napoleon.
Rome.
Accounts from Rome today are by no means
as satisfactory for the cause OF order. Clubs
are now in possession of the government
Their chief, Lucien Bonapane, seems resolved
10 destroy the sovereignty of the Pope.
Austria.
During an engagement with the Hungarian
InIperialkss, a portion Of the city of Weisburl
was reduced to ashes. According to latest &C
counts, General Sayck was advancing to
wards Pe..th from the Hungarian army on thu
frontiers Of Slebengurgen, who will continue u
hold him i'll check.