The New York herald., 1851-12-24
The French RevoIution-ArsivaI OF the
Baltic.

By the steamship Baltic, which arrived here yes
tsrdsy afternoon, We have received four days later
news from France and the Old World. The de-
tails Of this intellgence-which is extremely inte-
resting and important, will be found ut length in
another part Of to-day's HERALD.
By this arrival We learn that the coup daat of
Louis Napoleon is complete and perfect. The army
continues faithful to him, and ne is supreme die.
tator of France. Peace and quietness prevail, the
funds have been but little affected, the people are
seemingly pleased with the present state of things
and there is little doubt that, rs long as the army
goes With Louis Napoleon, he will continue mill
tary despot ofthat very strange and very enig matt
oal country. He depends upon the army, as his
uncle did, whose example he Is initiating as closely
Ahecan. Having the militia ry power Of the country
under his CONTROL he win rule the people with rod
ofron He will suppress the liberty of the press, as
his uncle did. and allow nothing TO be printed that
viii 1T all oppose his views. He will suppress
liberty Of speech too-in fact, he will be a military
despo,; and notwithstanding his loud talking about
universal suffrage. he aspires to be Emperor, and
win be such unless the dagger Of the assassin should
cut his short Such is the result Of the re-
violation Of lSas.
There can be no question hat Louis Napoleon
hos scted under the advice and with the concur
renee Of the despotic governments of Europe, in
nskiDg his comp d'dat. The policy which be pur-
sued was all that was left to him. lie was deter.
mined on retaining power, from the frst. Hi, pro
posal 10 repeal the Electoral law Of May vas
nothing but . trick. If that had been carried in
the National Assembly, he could reasonably have
counted upon reelection. Il was rejes,ed, and a
cc~p fsiaf was his last card. lie has played IT,
M lHa l. L.f. -
tossy to comment upon the subject at any length
we reserve further remarks for another occasion.
Departure OF Kossuth for PhiIadeiph,s.
hossufh, Who had been keeping inoos at the Mayor.
house during Monday yesterday Intended ,o ..vs
yesterday afternoon at o'clock By the NAL train r
Philsdeiphis but, shortly before that hour h. hal
heard of the arrival Of the Baltic be determined 20
vat for her msiIs and Of course, he was lat. for the
soiock train. On her arrival, Mr. Howard Of the
Irving suse proceeded TO the Post ONCE and the Post
master procured for him the letters Of Kossuth soon
s possible n seems the correspondence from Europe
vss not q such nature TO render his immediate
turn necessary and he made up his mind 10 proceed last
night 10 Phisdephia BY special train which placed
1T his dspossi By the New Jersey Railroad Company
The hour appointed for starting II O'Clock Kossuh
vas attended By portion of his suite, and accom-
panied BY the Mayor the ferry Alderman Delsmser
o. This city and Alderman wethereI Of Philstsphis
together With Mr. Howard Of the Irving House vent
With him In the special train 10 deliver him up 10 the
city authorities Of Philadelphia The train vent righ.
through and Kossuh 10 stay at the United States
Hots He vss busy engaged for the last two days In
preparing his speechss for Phil.dephis and Baltimore
bot more particularly the orson he intends to deliver
before Ccssress
~ The Board Of Aldermen, last evening, after
cossdersbls discussion, adopted resolution grant.
ine tAefrss use Of Madison square to Edward Riddle