The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-05
-r.r- From the Daily Advertserl
Important from France-..Louis Napo-
-.n leon Shot at.

go leon Shot at.
New YoRK. Jan. al.
The steamship Atlantic, of the Collins line ar
rIyej al quaranfine at & o'clock this morning
with Iiy erpooi dates to the 9Th Of January, and
about SO passengers. She 10 still at quarantine
detained by ths ice, which at food tide complete
Iy clocks up the hsfbor. Her mail and pascal
gers have arrived in the city. Steamer Niagara,
arrived at Liverpool at 10 o'clock. Sunday the
4lh The telegraph. despatch brought by her Of
the,ir: in the Capitol was received in England
wisa considerable dis,rust.
aivices from France continue 10 give the most
marked assurances Of tranquility and satisfaction,
and the public funds have exhibited an unusual
bsoyaai feeling aHd tone.
A Military Commission has been instituted in
the Depat Of the Loire, for the purpose Of cas-
siying into several cstegories, the pensioners
arrested, and thsse for whom warrants have been
issued and large number Of prisoners belonging
70 secret societies. who had been arrested in Paris,
were on their way TO Kschfort for deportation to
Cayenne. A grand banquet was made in henor
sf The President at the Hotel de Vile, on Sunday.
the fourth, by the Project Of the Seine. The
President had been unable to attend, through
slight indisposiiion. The Count d'Orsay WINS n
bout to remind Napoleon Of his promise to release
Abdel Kader, when he had the power 80 to do.
A colossal statue Of Liberty which had been placed
in front cf the Chamber Of Deputies in ls4S, had
beea taken down by the order Of the geverRn eut.
IN was understood that the promul CATION Of the
new Constitution would take place on the Sth Of
January. The Bourse (E1chanse) was rather
dali on Monday.
By a Circular Of the Minister Of the Interior,
American ships, with cotton. were allowed, after
having touched at English ports, TO enter any
port Of France, free Of additional duty. Scarcity
Of raw material renders this necessary.
The Empero. Of Austria, by Imperial Decree,
baa formally DESTROYED the Cens,itutisH Of March
ss{9, rs being unsuitable and impraesicable. A
code Of fundamental laws were about being pro-
magated.
A correspondent Of the London Morning Chrcn-
ieie, under date Of Vienna, Dec. list, says:---Ii
is supposed that Tears were shed in Hungary when
Lord falnersion's resignation became known.
Letters from Belgrade mention disputes arising
between Mr. Fonbianque, the British Consul and
abe representatives, Of other powers. The newly
arrived Russian Consul considered himself az
griesed, the English Consul having sent him a
card, instead Of paying him visit in persea.
The Express says the French are determined
entering into competition with the Americans
IN Clipper building The frs, vessel Of the class
has just been commenced at Havre, for this
trade.
A new pattern OF ships topsai, patented by
Mr.. Braudle, is on exhibition in the Liverpool
Exchange, and is attracting the attention Of naui
caimen.
The customs receipts Of the port Of Liverpool,
show an increase Of fl46,7i9 over 1850 for
1851. -.
ID ID said that the Sovereiyns Of Europe, struck
with dismay at the success Of Louis Napoleon,
have Notified hir, that they are prepared to en-
force the treaty Of Vienna, which forbids any
legitimate descendant Of the Emperor Napoleon
BouaPsr;e from succeeding to the Imperial title.
This Is tantamount 10 declaration Of war Louis
Napoleon having attempted to grasp the Imperial
crown.
As the President was coming out Of the Elyses,
he was shot at by a soldier belonging TO the Gren-
adler Cempaay OF Regiment Of the Line. The
nan was Immediately arrested, tried by a Court
Marshal, and shot in a corner Of the Elysse.
A decree announces that the coins Of France
are TO bear in front the efigy Of the Presi-
deaf.
a correspondent Of The Daily News says, that
he is informed that the first article OF the Consti-
tuition Is as follows:
.'rhe Pres ident Of the Republic takes the title
Of Emperor He also says that esins have been
struck with the cription-I-oHis Napoleon, En-
perur.
In the Departments The Projects are ordering
the trees Of liberty to be cut down, and all Re-
publican signs destroyed.
The withdrawal Of Lord Pa,mers,on from the
Eaglish Ministry was received with lively salts
factioa Ii was rumored that Lord Howdss would
resign in consequence Of the retirement Of Lord
r. The leading topic Of public interest in Great
Britain had continued TO be the resignation Of
Lord p Numerous causes had been assigned.
bur the one most generally acceptable, was self
assumed and unwarrantable Interference of the
Prime Minister with the duties Of the Foreign
Osiee II is confidently stated that the GER
respondencs which bad taken place between the
noble Lords would be submitted to the House Of
Commons al an early day.