The republic., 1852-01-05
Further New. by the Africa.
FRANCE.


Great attention is paid to tho returns of vo,es
from Algeria. The large army in that colony
have, 1t is said, declared against Louis NAPOLEON
The arm on which he has counted--the army nv
means oi which nc has hitherto worked out his ty-
rannous will-can no longer be relied upon An
onmstakablc symptom Of revolt has been shown.
Ihe decision OF the army of Algeria may, perhaps.
orm the turning point of affairs. Several regi-
men's nave voted in the negative. and others abb
stained On this account the votes of the rmv IRE
no longer published. The Hysee is greatly pioued
also, at the hostile votes Of the cole Polytechnoue
the Ecole de st. Cyr, the Ecole d'Appcation al
Val dc Grace.
The Minister OF the Interior has addressed n cir
GUAR 70 '"e PTe'eets, ordering the dissolution Of
all corps OF National Guards which cannot be-
trusted al the present moment; and the provisional
supply OF vacant commands, election beinp nov,
out OF the question, by citizens who can be relied
upon. The arms not used TO be carefully re-
moved to the arsenal5.
The insurrecton in the Basses Aims ia noyy said
10 be completely repressed, except at Barcelonettc
which still holds out. The prcfect has gone thther
with troops
serious engagement took place ON the 9Th nj
crest (Drome;) the rebels, in number about 800,
stood their ground about four hours and then re,
treated, carrying with them their dead and wound
ea. Inc insurgents in this department us in that
OF the VAR placed their hostages in the front rank
with orders to fire ON the troops
Ae"ers from Draguignan, dated December | |,
state hat decisive battle had taken place between
the gendarmes. commanded by Captain Hourez,
and the insurgents, to the number of 6 900: sxtv
or seventy OF the latter were killed and eight
taken prisoners. The troops lost only one man.
but captain and lieutenant were severely
wounded. All the hostages in the hands of the in
surgents were rescued.
DEGREES appear placing the Jura in a state OF
SIEGE and approving the subjection Of Algeria to
state OF siege by General Pelissier.
Inc government has got in readiness "A regular
ieet Tor transporting the unfortunate people whom
the poilco dcnounces as agitators of society
Inc ioilowng vessels are to be fitted out for the
transportation to Cayenne Of political convcts: tho
Mogador, steam -frgatc of 650. horse power at
Rocheiort; tho Canada, of 450-h horse power, at
Cherbourg; the Christophe Colomb, Of $50 horse
power, at Brest; the Duguescn, OF 80 tons; and
the Alher, corvette, OF 500 tons. These vessels
to Cayenne 1000 men. Another fleet is equipped
IN the Mediterranean for the transportation OF
french citizens TO Lambessa in Algeria.
MN Cremieux, Lco dc Laborde and Creton.
nave been released from the fort of Vincennes and
SCI al noerty The other prisoners at Vincenncs
namely MN. Duvergier de Hauranne, Bixio, Gen
Lardot, Jovef, Durrien, and Tcilhard- Latorisse,
nave been transferred to Ste. Pelage.
On the subject of the freedom of The coming cleo
uon' IT Is naivey stated in the Moniteur Parisien
lhat Colonel Montebello, commanding q eight hun
ared ana tIty cavalry at Tours, has sent in eight
hundred and thirty votes to the President for the
brave colonel went himself to every man even in
ciudng those In the hospital to ask personally Tor
his vote. and not one of tho men made default
:, Inc Stsc'e has rcappeared, and is sold upon the
Boulevards, whence all libe al Journals were az
long as they escaped the ccnsure, banishcd by the
project OF police. But their teeth are Knocked
OUT, and their claws pared, all liberty is grant
cd to the poor mutilatcd things to get sold any
where they can. GLOW cruel are the mercies of
the wicked ="
The law which Is about to regulate the press will
subject ench gerant of journal to sort OF license
winch VIII be withdrawn from him without any
previous ceremony after two warnings from the
government on the nature Of the polemics followed
by the journal
Besides the fluctuations that the President has
received from the courts Of the North, a splendid
carriage and four frst-rate horses have been pre-
sentcd to him by the Emperor Of Austria.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs has intimatcd to
the Belgian government that the government OF
france cannot tolerate that the political refugees,
VINO have either been sent away by the French po-
hce, or have sought safety in voluntary exile,
should md refuge within the Belgian territory.
This intimation has been conveyed in such Lam
guage that the elgian government does not con-
sider II prudent, IN the present circumstances TO
oppose It, The whole of the French political refu-
gees III belgium have consequently been invited TO
move on, and are forced TO seek an asylum un-
der the protection of a stronger or more remote
government. But it is not to Belgium alone that
tins language has been used. Piedmont and Swift
zernnd have also received hints the eubect, and
IL Is SAID that, II they should not accede To the
wishes oil The French government upon the subject.
some more active measures will be adopted next
spring, with the consent of Austria To force them 10
do So "
curious report is in circulation II is that the
President of the republic, in the apprehension of an
attempt beng made upon his life, has made will,
IN "hich he recommends Prince Louis Lucien
Bonaparte. one of the OF Lucien Bonapartc
and lately member Of the Legislative Assembly
az his successor. He declares, in his will, that ho
places the fate Of France and of his family under
the guardianship OF the army, and appoints the fol-
lowing five officers the executors of his will
namely: Marshal Excelmans, General d'Hlliers
General de 81. Armand, General Magnan, and
General Roguet, his abide camp. II is certainly
rather early for Louis Napoleon TO attempt to dis-
pose OF France as If 1t were his inheritance.
The Paris daily prnts publishing some ex-
uaordlnary statements in regard to the adhesion
oi certain eminent men TO the of Louis Bo-
naparte, which appear to be grossly false. Thus
Tor example, Bonapartist prints asserting that tho
Leglllinlets were able TO support him in his
patton NJ. Berger and NJ Falloux compelled
Montalembert to deny this publicly, far as they
were concerned, and NJ. Falloux has denied en-
phatically the story that he had offered the Presi-
dent the support OF all the Lcgitimists if he would
at once strike down and get rid of the Socialist mi
norlty. Count Beugnot has declared that he is not
a member OF the Consultative Commission, and has
written a letter 20 the President, protesting thus
against the dishonor done him: "After your per-
jury Of the ID OF December, you thought ft 10 ap-
point me member of the Consultative Commission
without having consulted me. think II my duty
to inform you that should deem myself dishonor-
ed by accepting such mission"
The telegraph quotation OF French rontcs
was 1901. 50c, being the came the closing price
Of yesterday. At later hour it was known they
had again advanced TO l0lf In the share market
a failure was declared in connexion with the settle
ment Of the account.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, December l0-Since Louis Napoleon
has become dictator, the hostility 10 England has
become more strongly pronounced than ever, and
the introduction Of a continental system (spoTo) is
now openly spoken Of as a contamination devoutly
to be wished. The Lloyd Of yesterday contains ail
article on the subject which deserves your attcn-
ton; the writer is Of opinion that "al European,
and particularly oil German powers, must feel II Il
duty to combine in taking defensive measures
against the English systcm Of plunder." As the
lnst hall Of the article is directed against Prussia,
must suppose that the reported refusal OF thnt
power 10 share in the Austrian Gusts ms confer
enccs OF The I'd Of January, il correct. The an
cicnt Jealousy between the rival dynastics il nB
great es ever, and Prussia is evidently determined
not TO bc taken in tow ~ her powerful val If she
can avoid it, Times Correspondent
No ono attempts TO write letters from Hungary;
but il is said that grand Jatfue was recently ito
cover for political meeting in that province Tho
affair took wind, the gcndarmcric got the trace