Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-01-10
Important Telegraphic Dispatches
From the Picayune.1

Washington City to-day, and was appropriated
welcomed. Mr.. Webster introduced him to tn
President. He will be received in the Senat
and House Of Representatives precisely in til
way that Lafayette was.
Mr.. Clay's HeaAh.-The Hon. Henry Cla,
is very III. 1t is supposed that he cannot liy
long. He is gradually sinking under the effect
Of Il disease of the lungs.
Reception of Ko~sush al Washington.-BAI
TIMoRE, jan. l.--kossuth made Il great address
OF thinks to the President yesterday, to whicI
Mr.. Fillmore replied as follows:
Il am happy, Gov. kossuth, to welcome yo,
TO this land Of tIeed0m; and ! am happy to con
graduate YOU upon your release from a Ion:
confinement in Turkey, ands your safe arriva
here as an individual. ! sympathize deeply
with YOU in your brave struggle for the indie
pcrdpnce and freedom of your native land
The American people can never be Indifferent
to such contests; but our policy as a nation il
this respect has been uniform from the com.
mcncenent Of our Government; and my own
views as the Chief Executive Magistrates OF
this nation, are fully and freely expressed in my
recent Message to Congress, to which you have
been pleased to allude. They are the same
whether speaking to Congress here or TO the
nations Of Europe. Should your country Sbe
restored to independence and freedom, should
then wish YOU, as the greatest blessing YOU
could enjoy, a restoration to your native land;
but should that never happen, | can only repeat
my welcome to you and your comrades here,
and pray that Gods Blessing may rest upon
you wherever yoar lot may be cast"
FRAScE.--The Government reports all oui-
ct, bat tie actual state of affiirs are quite tie
reverse. IhjrtY-tour Of the Departments are
in a state CT s;e~r, some of which are in open
insurrection. Iue estimated loss of life in the
late coup dotz: is two thousand, The Amcri-
can Minister refused to acknowledge Napole-
on's policy. Victor Hugo has escaped from
Paris. Changarnier has been offered his liber-
ty, but refused unless his felIow-prisouers were
liberated. NapoIeon's election is certain, though
rot without great opposition. 1t is fully be~)
lieved that Austria, Russia and Prussia are
>traininr every nerve to sustain Napoleon.
The President takes an active part in drawing
up the new constitution.
SPAIE.-The negotiations between Mr.. Web
ster and C*ile.on de Barca have been success
ia the prisoners have all been liberated. Tie
Queen renews friendship to the American
Government ard approves of the course of her
at Washington. Mr.. Laborde left
on the 10th uIt. for Havana and New Orleans
to resume the consulship.
Kossuth's sisters and several noblemen have
from Hungary. Great discomfort ex-
in Austria aud Hungary.
TIE French Minister a, Washington.-BAL-
Dec. 3l.-The French Minister, by re-
quest of The French Government, has called on
Mr.. Webster, and officially announced the re-
cent revolution in France. which he said was
It's a measure of public safety.
Eoysuh and yiisnna.--NRw YoRK, Lan3-
The accounts Of Kossuth's reception in this
COUNTRY were anxiously looked for at Vienna.
The French in Rome-The recent occur
.nces in Paris created a profound sensation in
Rome. It is stated that the Fren:h garrison
here Immediately announced its adhesion to
he policy Of Louis Napoleon.
Congressional WASHING TON, Jan. AIR.
Dem, introduced a resolution into the
asking the recall! of Mr.. Rives, our Min
to France, and calling for the suspension
Il all diplomatic intercourse with that country.
n consequence Of Louis Napoleon's usurpa-
ion. The resolution was laid OH the table.
President Fillmore sent in a message, show.
~ the necessity Of an immediate appropria-
on for the payment OF the Mexican indemni-
The House is discussing d resolution to up.
ONT q comm tttes TO introduces kossuth to
hem.
New YORK, Jan. 3.--The steamer franklin
as arrived with three days later news.
FRAscE.-Tfre election in France passed off
uietly. Over 100000 electors voted. Result
OF ascertained. Napoleon undoubtedly elec.
ID. Many addresses had been presented him
the departments. {
EaGLAsD,-Mr. Walker has been detained
England by apuLlic dinner.
The English Government has addressed q
ote to Napoleon, demanding TO know if he in
ended 10 completely abandon the liberal
institutional policy which had previously form
/ the bond of a~lliance between the two Gov
'nmentsl The reply Of the French Govern
ent WAS considered unsatisfactory. y
Further frona France.--Louis Napoleon is
ected. The votes of the army and navy
low large majorities in hisfavor.
1t is stated that a movement is in contempla-
to contract = loan of forty millions dollars; ]
SO to abolish the tax on wines, and that the
Oh classes be taxed to make up the deficiency. /.
The dispute between France and Morocco
continues. The London Times says that
apoleou's relations with the other despotic
'wers are almost equally unsatisfactory.
Australian Gold Mines.-Flatterins accounts 1
'ntinue to be received from the Australian
I'D mines.
The Prometheus Afair-The outrage upon l
e Pfometheus caused great Indignation in
ngIand. 1t is said that Palmerston disayows
e act.
H0sSuth and Observation-Disclosures In, 2