The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-12-25
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Arrival OF the steamer Europa.
HIGHLY InPURTANT FROM FRANcI
M AsskMpLY DISSOLVED.


Ahair' ia Pnnce lI.d rcacle ic crisis % hing
drended. The con p de sfat had been made. On
lie FRS instant tlie Presi rnt srizei the iegn al
geserument. dissolved he assembly. declared
PIris ia slate oi s'dge, arrested tie l-a,lihg np.
pJneDis aud appealed 10 ili- p-aps IN. prspa
rat ions were effected with shiIl aud srcrrcy.-
Every ding was cnDsHnininrd hei.rt. the A.s.f,l.
i,ly had iI,,, easi ,lra NJ il,c Presidents ui.n.
ti.us Al entire ue~ Mnisiry lia1 BEEN turn
3D. ~ dayligiif ou rHe-day mrn,ius Tie Presi
dents proclamation wnsF,nnd pd-i,4l throughout
the CITY. ~ which lie prdirrd Tie Dispersion 81
fhe Assembly. The restoration or universal sui-
fringe, aud #so prIpSsIg a new =, stem ~ gov
crtmeui--ihe ihsiahi elcctl'n by tis people SUI
nrmy ol President Ia t'rid his 1llics tor irD
gelrs supported bya Council OF State mid tyn
hpnses oi tie Lesislsturc-p -pendiug an Election
the Executive power 10 remain IN the lmuds oi
the President
Eleeiinn takes Place daring The present month
and the President pr,iiiisrs IH'w Z, the will oi
thepepple and SAYS be has hceu I'roed inb' ii,-
present attitude Il il certain that Thiers Chair.
gai,ier and others oi lis OPPONENTS lisd Jecie'i
u deiunnd his arrest and imprisonment an tie
second instant aud wrre sllDst 10 the Bct Of mny-
iug n1ihe matter when iicy and ilieir principal
friends were arrested aud conveyed n FiuSernles
Whenever the members Of the Assembly have
attempted 10 meet oili ic,ily they have been ar
drred To- dispcrse. and were arrrs;r,l II uIey re-
fused 200 members have been nrresteh tlrngh
many were subsequently, reIeiScd; but all The
esders Of the oppo.itin ~ are IN PRISON 800 Hi
the members 81 the Assembly. u Is said, have
given ia their adhesion u Hire President, aud iele
grpphc dispatches from the Departments state
that the Presilents Demonstrations Lava been
hailed with the utmost enthusiasm.
fhaa., rlyarfa iiCf.
Several jarrc,fles were erected Ia different qnlr
ters OF Paris; hut were speedily broken by tie
rolls = st nne of these. t,su merubers at The
Assembly,. WHO occupied prominent paces. were
killed IN the conflict. On Tuesihy il srclion at
the Assembly c0n'riyed IN meet And dr3ilr on
the Deposition Of the President and bis Inpeacii.
heit for high treason. The meeting va. di@
perseI by the troops nlId lhe decreo ridicnled Oh
al hands.
Troops were placed in the hnnsoS oi the TX ulIi
GERS OF the Assembly. whn were exenpiedtrom
arrest, amoug others VI. DnPin fu'l rigir "l
martial law prevailed against all parsons c"hcerf-
ed IN barricad,ng. 9nd large number were shot.
Up 10 ThnIsday night tie success ID ue Presi-
dent seemed certain. 80.
PAEfs. Frilay.S Dec 5th-The decree Of thg
President appears to-day. ordering tie voting
which is To tlI,e place on the 2Otl inst. 10 be
secret instead Of public There are ruiHnrs of con
timed fighting 10 day IN various quarters Ol the
suburbs. .'but they IIre notreird GpOn' The latest
punished accounts STATE 'ia' .'e 'p'uI guns nave
~, mgeh iut "oWn,"i' np' "I.','u' 'eVe' Al
ne aIcouas "rnh we pp'''ges n, are srhe.aHf
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