The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-06

- The Africa have not been fully embraced in our pre-.
v,ous summary and will be read with interest nowilh
.anding the later by the Franklin and Atlantic
Coonel Chanas who was supposed 10 be prisoner at
Ham has been heard OF since the night OF the ID OF
December, the time OF his arrest
The department OF the Bases Alps geRerally paci
6ad Ayignon was also quiet Communication between
DEns and Ayisnon had been re-opened The depart
msrched into the dsafected towns
The Minister of Marine has ordered 1--WE vessels to be
6ed out for the transportation TO Cayenne OF eonvics
VINO have broken their ban, and OF persons affiliated 10
sscTet societies. They will in fifteen or twenty days be
able 10 transport to Cayenne 1900 men Another fleet is
equipped in the Mediterranean for the transportation OF
French citizens TO Lambessa, in Algeria.
The department OF the Jura also declared in state
AZ siege making "a out OF 50 departments thus situated
The Minister OF the Interior has received adhesions
and addresses from 81 eommunes OF the Vosges and from
ommunes municipal councillors, mayors National
Gnards, SC, OF various places in 30 departments.
The news from the departments continues to be favor
abe" The Minister of the Interior has addressed cir
enlar 10 the preects calling them to send in an
count OF The conduct OF the National Guard in each
Commune during the late disturbance. Il is impossible.
the circular declares. TO allow any body of National
Guards 10 exist which the most perfect reliance can
moi be placed al a critical moment.
According The despatch OF Colonel Trauers TO- the
general commanding the Var, there must have been
serious disturbances in that district. The city of Aups
was occupied by the insurgents Colonel Trauers says
" attacked in front and turned them the left They
were oyerhrown al the first shock and fled in every d.
recon We killed from so to 30 of their men, and cap
lured Standards Is quntas OF powder, and quantity
Of fire arms and provisions OF every description. We
have only to regret the death OF one fusier Two off
GERS and live commissioned officers and prvates were
wounded The insurgents have almost all returned to
their homes. The roads are covered with fire and
"As informed that another column of the insur-
gents was at Salernes, proceeded there after had al
lowed some epose to my troops did not encounter the
rebels They had left the preceding day Join those
Aups, whose number, was told amounted to from 5000
TO $500, commanded by the former editor OF the Peupie
OF Marsees who assumed the title OF general shall
march with four companies TO operate the Garde
Freyet and the neighborhood expect TO strike great
blow, and thus to complete the pachcaon of the depart
ment"
rial Guard toasts offered and speeches made
which pretty plainly indicated that the army is mainly
lied upon oI the OF order in France under
The correspondent OF the Times says that since the
proclamation OF the project of the Seine calling the
electors to exercise their franchise for the election OF the
President of The republic, than 10000 persons have
applied at their respective municipalities for voting tickets
10 the second reimbursement The number of applications
has amounted to $1,000
The official results Of the election will not be known
before the 2Sth or Goth inst
The votes OF the navy, up to December It'll. on the
Presidents appeal TO the country, follows Voters
1857. For the Presidents 6,242; against 2,l54; Austen
tons, Ill.
Gen Raudan is appointed governor of Algeria
The sUccEssoRsHIP-FEARs OF AssAssINATIoN.--A Gu
rous report is in circulation, which is mentioned without,
OF the republic, in the apprehension of attempt being
made upon his life, has made WILL in which he recon-
mends Prince Louis Lucien Bonapae, of the sons of
assembly, his successor He declares in his will that
he places the fate OF France and of his family under the
guardianship OF the army, and appoints five officers the
executors OF his will.
THE AMERICAN MINISTER AND LOUIS NAPOLEON
Paris correspondent of The London Daily News writes
follows:
AT the Presidents reception on the nth all the am
bassadors were present except the American who has
have this last fact authority The United States
being constitutional republic, and the people of that
country having almost snpersous for their
dent who has deliberately violated his constitutional oath
is perfectly natural and justhabe. The general rule,
once the government de jaeto In $780, when Charles
was deposed Mr. Rush, then the American minister. was
the first TO recognise Louis Philippe and in ls4s he
equally prompt 10 recognise the provisional government
stood, of course, that if the people ray the Of
Louis Napoleon by electing him their chief, Mr.
Rives will then feel bound 10 acknowledge his author
Ity"
Tax CUBAN PRISONERS PARDosEp-The Madrid Ga
zette publishes the following
:" The reply Of the government OF the United States OF
Anenca TO the reclamaons OF The Queens government
has arrived by express The manly and honorable
duct OF the federal government on this occasion, its adj
mission OF the insult offered the Spanish flag by sed
tous popuace, which il appreciates in the manner
as the government OF her Majesty and its offer to the lat
Ter OF every just practicable and honorable eparation
for both countries have induced her Majesty 10 declare
herself completely satisfied and to order the insertion in
The Gazette of Madrid OF the note addressed by the Hon
Daniel Webster, the American Secretary OF State for
Foreign Affairs, to M Angel Calderon de la Barca, min
lister plenipotentiary of her Majesty at Washington
Having obtained 50 satisfactory result, the Queen,
sovereign being DESTROYS TO give the respected Pres
ldent of the United States and his government well
The people OF the confederation proof OF her amcable
Intentions has been pleased by spontaneous OF her
royal cemency, TO pardon all the prisoners taken in the
last expedition against Cuba who citizens OF those
States whether they have already arrived in Spain 10
dergo their penalties remain confined in Cuba FL
nay her Majesty being anxious TO give proof OF her
royal esteem 10 NJ Angel Caderon de la Barca her min
lions be has made TO bring that important affair TO sat
sfacoy conclusion, has degned TO confer upon him the
Grand Cross OF the Order OF Charles Ill !"
The difference being thus fortunately adjusted M de
Labordr consul OF Spain al New Orleans ordered 10
return to the United States. He would leave December
The council OF ministers has consented TO grant the
King the signature OF public acts during the confinement
of the Queen. The decree TO appear in the Gazette
the moment the first symptoms OF her Maestys delivery
manifested themselves The Naeion was seized on ac-
hensibe article against the comforting the above
right on the King
MISCELLANEOUS.
His exceency The American minister, Mrs Lawrence,
and Miss Lawrence, were on visit 10 Mr.. and Lady
Elizabeth Drummond, where large party had assembled
Tor the Christmas holydays.
The United States mail steamship Atlantic, from New
York the 9th nit arrived at Liverpool on the 18th A
special messenger came 10 London with the government