The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-12-31
Latest from Europe.

The Baltic, with four days later news than
that in our last, and the Canada, which
sailed three days later still, arrived during
the last week. We subjoin a summary of
the latest intelligence.
Latest accounts from Paris report all uniei,
both in lhat city and ia the departments, and
matters remained much The same as at the
sailing of the Europa. Affairs were favor.
able TO the existing government. Napoleon
had issued another proclamation, declaring
hat he would abide by the will of the peo-
pie.
1t was reported that Prince de Joinville
was going to Belgium to raise the standard of
revolt against Napoleon.
The President has put forth a new proc
lamation in which he invites the people TO
woe freely. aud declares that if a majority
be against him, he will resign. Everything,
however, says The correspondent Of the
G. lobe, indicates that he will have a very
large ma joriiy.
Many persons blame him forllle decree re.
storing The Pantheon TO its original dcstina-
lion ie eious,wo'shir Nui the general feeling s
decid edly in his favor. Ii is a guarantee
that he will uphold religion against its enc
mics, and will protect the clergy, who have
great influence in the rural districts, and will
AID HIM IN his election.
Another decree is thai in VIII Oh he places bis
troops engaged in the suppression Of riots,
on the same footing with those engaged in
campaigns, thus giving increased rates and
additional years OF service. lhis Is one o.
the most Judiclons measures that could have
been imagined and alter thus act, IT would
be very dlihcult to shake the devotcdncsS of
tue army 10 LOUIS Napoleon
lmmedI"lely Il'er the triumPh oil The troops
on fIiuay' 'he resiucht sem Tor the Minis
Ter oil var, ana eNpresSed ms earnest delre
that as much clenehcy as was consistent WIKI
the security OF the government shou'@ toe
shown 10 Inc PRISONERS, Many OF the 'nsur-
gents, when about to be shot by HE troops,
were saved u! 'he personal Intervention OF
inc oihrerSi
~ " : Nv ""s 's"'" Vt.'"."'S
winch command that all the causes OF aeita>
,loh must be suppressed by practising on a
large scare Il t!s'en' OIL searches and arrests.
on Irlua! eNen'"e' ON lhS'.' al i"ur o.
CLOCK the ''eh' prisoners arrested on Mon
ua! "or"lps "'i.'V" at ,ac 'o,'iess Oh iiam'
Inc! wete esco''," W 'VV OF inc Uendar-
meile Nioo'ei ""u a sluu1 u NVrS'au's-ue'
vile. 1t IS stated mat III men would have
suiliccd- General CaVai9hac Is lodged IN the
same al ar'meul formerly occupied ~ Louis
Naroleon.
Inc C~onStH"fi0hne' states from an "illcial
source, that the whole Of ;he Department of
the Basses-Alpes Is IN The hands Ct the O.
%cialists, Tins Is an eNdggcfaiion probably,
Tor The purpose Of cfe"'lhg alarm among the
enemies oi Order ana cauSi'g MS friends to
exert themselves, learn from authentic
source mat man! Of me ~Ionnnnes IN the
Bass's-A lrcs are alread! ireeirom the press
ehce OF the SOCIALISTS
Several distinguished members oil the L-e-
s', t !" ~. l"',? ~ w. !" s ,e'
mcnt heinz made lv a London Journal That
the Prince de .Joinlille and the Duke dAu.
male intended TO place themselves at the
Lead of a movement in France there has been
mreiirr Of some Of The chiefs Of tho Or.
lcanist ,aitv. At which il was unanimously
rosol vcd IN wr;tn 70 the Prince. and declare
,L,, Inv vonid ma, .nnnor, ouv niteuu on
his part to keen M a ciyil wnr.
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20 sooner than he intended, as he had been
,mprup1", oHoush' 'u'.'I'"'C,! "llei us re-
Lease 10 'eei"'e a9"IhS, me ,''NeI'myn''
lue Correspondent o. '"c io"oon '"'s