The republic., 1852-01-06
Further News by tho Atlantic.
FRANCE.


The Paris correspondent of the London Times
says that in the reimbursement of Paris inhabited
more particularly by the working classes, mnjori-
tcs in favor Of the President have been polled
whilst in those quarters inhabited by the old no.
bcssc, neutrality has been strongly manifested
The working classes, generally, manifest strong
hopes in Louis Napoleon, believing that he ia a
cialis in the proper sense OF the term and that he
is already contemplating, and will soon execute,
DEGREES testifying his solictude for them and that
he will apply those doctrines with which they sym
pathize, and those theories that will give them a
nat onal wel'.beng and cheap existence.
The Republican clubs in Paris have decided that
republican government can he attempted now
III France.
Nj. de Morney, the Minister of the Interior. has
commanded the attention of the printers OF ParS
and has informed them of the intention Of the gov
crnment TO prevent the publication, unless pre-
viously apprized OF, Of any pamphlet Of Ices than
ten sheets
Victor Hugo has made his escape into Belgium
by means Of a false passport
General Cavaignac arrived in Paris on the 10Th
ultiIno, having been liberated on that afternoon.
As the election is now over, Napoleon thinks that
the time has arrived when he can with safety set
Tree the other generals, and a report was current
that they had been liberated on the ADD.
The President remains determined TO propose an
abolition Of the Octroi duties and is also resolved
on making some experiments in diminishing the
protective system.
Dates from Vienna to December IL state that
notes, complaining of the DANCE rous support given
to political ugtives in England, were presented TO
the English foreign office by the representatives OF
Russia, Austria, Prussia, and the German Confed-
Grafton.
On the 18th similar note was also handed TO
Lord Crowley. at Frankfort, asserting that Aus
tria will not hesitate TO adopt measures which will
make IL imminent or difficult for Englishmen to
travel in the Austrian States as long as the Just
complaints Of the Imperial government arc not at
tended to in London, and an organize communi-
cation between the revolutionary party in England
and all the continental States is carried under
the protection Of the law. The note further adds
that the English will have lees cause of complaint,
The duration Of the measure will depend them
selves.
A considerable sum Of money which had been
forwarded to Hungary by the London Democrats
has fallen into the hands OF the government II is
supposed TO have been brought into Hungary by
foreign enissaries. English travellers are, in
sequence, closely watched.
The Archdukc Albert has returned to Budn Pcsth
to take up the reins Of government He retains
the title OF civil and military governor.
MOROCCO.
Additional adviccs from Morocco state that the
difference between the Emperor and the French is
far from having terminated. letter from Gibrol-
tar, dated The 20th, states that the Emperor
fused 10 ratfy the treaty, and is marching towards
Tapgiers With forty thousand men.
ROME.
Intelligence from Rome states that the Pope is
highly pleased with the events that have ranspirod
in France.
Robert J. Walker has declined the banquet of
fcrcd 90 him at Southampton. HE letter was post
cd and placardod about town, headed "Alliance
with America" /"