The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-12-31

archieves and destroyed much property.
Compte de Chambord, Henri W. had
sought an interview with Prince Schwartz
zenberg, at Vienna, but was told that Ma
poleon must receive the countenance Of all
%monarchial cabinets. :
Seventy-three newspapers have been
suppressed in France under the new reign
Of Napoleon.
The letter from Jerome B%onaparte to
his nephew, the President, advising mod
Grafton and a genuine appeal to the peo-
Pile. has been well received.
The Minister of War has sent a circu-
lar TO the Generals throughout France to
cause the immediate execution of all per-
sons taken for the commission of murder
or pillage.
The Constitutional states, officially, that
the whole department Of Bases Alps is in
the hands Of the Socialists. This, howev-
er. is believed to be an exaggeration, for
the purpose Of creating q concentration of
efforts of the friends Of order.
Several distinguished friends Of the Lee
gitimist and Orleans party have sent in
their adhesion TO the President.
The correspondent of u London paper
states, in ~allusion to the Prince de join
~ville's and Duke d'Aumale's intended
movement in opposition to the President,
by raising the standard of revolt on the
Belgian frontier, that there had been a
meeting of some Of the Chiefs Of the Or
leans party, and that they unanimously
resolved to write to tho Prince and inform
him that they would not support an at
tempt on his part to create civil war.
Warrants are out for the arrest 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 forthwith.
The Moniteur states that the loss in the
army, during the late street engagements,
was 1 officer and "a privaies killed. and
II officers and l67 p%rivates wounded.
The latest advices from Dragradien
states that two thousond insurgents were
marching on the town, and had compelled
the directors Of the .post-office at Luck,
with one hundred other public functiona-
ries, to march at their head, with chains
around their necks.
The Minister Of the Interior. in his re-
port TO the President, states that the insur-
gents had attacked the public forces, and
had taken towns. &C., but had subsequent
" been compelled to yield to the energy
of the authorities. Some 1000 insurgents
at Sisteron took possession Of the citadel
and compelled the authorities 10 resign,
and placed q Socialist Committee in au.
thority.
The Paris Bourse continues to acquire
frmness.
SPAIN.
Advices from Spain state that the Gov
eminent had made energetic efforts for the
maintenance of order, Immediately upon
the receipt of the intelligence from Paris.
PRUSSIA.
A correspondent from Berlin. writing
under date of the 9th. states that the coup
d'etat Of Napoleon meets with decided APP
proval in official circles.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
The dates from the Cape of Good Hope
are TO the 4th OF November. The Cafirs
have been severely chastised by General
Somersett's forces. One engagement last
ed several hours. and the British lost 40
killed and wounded. whilst the Caiirs left
500 killed and wounded on the battle field.