The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-24
sEyENDAysLATER FROM EUROPE

ENGLAND.-l ne Lonuoh -'io' mn
t<cr states that the cause OF i-ort '''''''
stems RESIGNATION. was the interference, =, o'
The part OF the Prime i'ni>ier'"i''' ,''y e.
o. the Foreign Secretary: that LORD ''''''.
ston' on a>rrriain''9 ''c la.'. "' ~
and demanded an explanations ne "'i>"'
OF the Premier wis vague and si'''i'iit9. '''r'
III" result VS. long correspondence ''"
tie Foreign Secretary and the premier. "a
the C"hin", meeting. only MN. "t n'''',,
members wee present. Lord ''";'ii h''9,' q
stated that. II consequence ct some lhiSo,''''-
standing about i1rclgn affairs, Lord l".iii''-
ston had thought tt 10 reSiS!. Ills reS'1''
ton WAS agreed to. without the real ca''se "
irg understood. lie Premier: IL Is >"''''
WISHES 10 n,;.rr N t." Cabinet, IN "f"tf L"
prop!tatc the !corlc OF England, liberal ana
independent n:c!!.
! FHAHcE.-.it the latest dates faT1S was
perfectly tranquil. The result OF the ITr>l-
dental election Is a follows. Whole mum
Der OF votes S.i!6..1%: for Louis Napoleon,
7.+39-2l?: AGAINST him ":",.%7- making his
majority 6.'3S,ia3. iic was lnau"urated Oh
Thursday the l>t instant, the ceremony pass
ing oil without the slightest disturbance.
On "Wednesday evening. VI. Earoche al
. dressed sr,cc'h to the i'rc>i,irnt,on present.
ing the result of the votes 10 which Napoleon
r,piic,! as follows:
France has comp,chended that departed
from legality, 10 return to right Upwards
Of ..0o0.Ono votes have ahsolvcd me. My
object was to save France. and perhaps En-
roHe, from wears OF trouble and anarchy. |
= i
/ | 10 not deceive IL, self as 10 is difficulties.
hut with the counsel and support OF a! right
minded men the dcyotc,iacss Of the arny.and
the protection which shall tomorrow solemn
" besecch Heaven to grant me. hope 10 Sc
cure the deslini.S OF France. by founding in
stituton> responding to the democratic in
>;acts Of the nation, and the desire al .
strong and respected Government. to create
. system which rccons,itutcs authority with
o"t wouni;ne the feeling, O: cuuslitv.in clos
in. any path OF improvement and 10 lay the
foundation OF IN c,liii.c capable OF supporting
a wise and Lrn"ccnt liberty"
Cries OF "Nive Napo!con," followed The
speech. On the same evening the diplomat.
ic corps was presented to the President by
the Apostolic Mencio The Archbishop Of
IariS, IN hls address to the President, offered
lis congratulations and good wishes TO the
success OF the high mission God had coniilcd
~ L;,a. tn. Prc>i,y,r thanked linn in ,
.,,o,i s,o.h. The cannon &C The Iuyal;I..
fired \ salute often ann, tnr o,or,. u,;l;;on or
votes obtained 10y the President
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il :, ''s"i' "'""
peace, because it is TIE duty OF his position
and the only means of re-cstablishns the Fl
nanres and placing trade. arricnturcs an,
manufactures on good footing. In order t
, tranIui'izr torcig IN Governments, he will sent
! instructions 10 his Ambassadors to give III
Courts most positive assurance Of l.;> dcsir
10 maintain peace.
he ui.cries wi! hcnect"r;h be the Off"
IA r''>rrhrr OF the i'rc!dcitt
Inc + rene" Eagle IS rr-esia"!l>h"d on til
) tanner % The army, and on the Cross of III
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! \ writer >.v,. x r.cr~ou who W., ,~,.,,.;
last ni.lt at IL" Eir>rr. u,,on The. o.,,a.;on ,
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+. and cher pubic funrtionari.> who oti,.r..
= 20 u Don. plric he compliments ot'thc -,
10 ,on. assure! ne this morning that Mr. E,,.
= WIS present. and WAS very kindly and cod
: ,'y ci'''l :, The President. ,,'ro cx,,r,>-
; ed hope that what had " CURED III Franc
= wo"'I not che; the '';'r''t'e and cordial r'
j. ai""> Tat nave - !"i'-; rA'>ird ovi''ec
u. France. and i'l.. I plf,.,, = ,f,.>