Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-29
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE


There is violent agitation Throughout all the Capt.
tails OF Europe consequent upon the critical state Of
afairs inf rance.
There is unnsakeabe signs OF an outbr eak in Ger.
FRANCE.--The affairs Of France continue to be
the subject OF engrossing interest throughout Europe
No striking Incidents had occurred in
France, except that several additional Departments
have been declared in a state of segs
NJ os of the leading members OF the Mountain par.
ty have fled the country.
Several legons OF the National Guard have been
disarmed on account oil disafiecton to the President
and the present order OF hings.
The Socialists, during their short ascendancy at
Nievre, bu ned the registers and archives, and des-
II troyed much property.
Compe de Chambord, (Hsnri W had sought an
interview with Prince Schwarlzenbnrg, at Vienna, but
was told that N apo leon must receive the countenance
OF all monarchical Cabinets.
Seventy three newspapers ha We been suppressed in
France under he new reign of Napoleon
The letter from Jerome Bonaparte TO his nephew
the President, advising moderation and genuine
appeal to the people has been we'll received.
The vote oil the Array far as heard ON is IS 900
in favor, and 500 against Napoleon.
-Four more Departments have been placed der
state OF seige though but few serious disturbances had
taken place. They were to a limited -exent, and
promptly suppressed.
nj. Theirs has been again arrested and sent to the
Prussian Frontier The total number of up to
the 18th inst. was 1900, in Paris alone.
M. Grardin has resigned the editorshp of La Presse
Sand is about 10 depart for America,
The Minister of War has sent Circular to the
Generals throughout France to cause the immediate
execution of all persons taken for the commission OF
murder pilage.
The Constitutional states officially that The who s
department of Basses Alps is in the hands Of tho So.
ciass. This however, is believed to be exagge.
ration of the efforts of the friends of order
Several distinguished friends o! the Legitimist and
Orleans party have sent i'll their adhesion to the Pre-.
sdent.
The correspondent of London paper states, ia alu
sion to the Prince de Je nyille and Duke d'Auma les
intended movement in opposition the Pres dent by
thu ,dopl of ,bnp II,
that there had beena meeting OF OF the chiefs OF
the Orleans party, and that they unanimously resolved
to write to the Prince and inform him that they would
not support an attempt his part TO create civil
Warrants out for the seizure Of many leading
members Of the Mountain, who have evaded arrest
among others Victor Hugo.
Theirs declared against the Government as soon as
released, and was compelled to leave France forth
with
The Moneur states that the loss in the army during
the late street engagements was one off er and "a
ded
l. The latest accounts from Drasraden state that two
thousand insurgents were marching the town, and
had compelled the directors of the post office at Luck
with 100 other public tunconaries, march at their
head with chains around their necks.
The Minister oil the Interior in his report to the
President states That the insurgents had attacked the
public forcss and had taken towns &c., but had sub
sequeny been compelled to yield the energy of the
authorities Some 1000 insurgents at Ssteron took
possession Of the Citadel and compelled the athori-
ties to resign, and placed Socialist Committee in
authority.
The Paris Bourse continues to acourerfrmness
SPAlN.--Adylces from Spain state that the Govern
ment had made energetic efforts for the maintenance
OF ORDER Immediately upon the receipt of the lnteli
gence of events in Paris.
ITALY.-The Council General had contributed
5000 francs towards the erection of monument to
Columbus which was about TO be raised in that city
PRUSSIA.-A correspondent from Berlin, writing
under date of the 9th, states that the coup detat Of
Napoleon meets with decided approval in official cir
Giles.
CAPE OF Coon HoPE-The dates from Cane Of
Good HOPE are to the Ali of November The CaffiTs
have been severely chassed by General Somersetts
forces. One engagement lasted several hours, ano
the British lost 40 killed and wounded, whilst the CAT
frs left 500 killed and wounded on the battle field.