The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-08
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Nav YORE Jan. 5.
The steamship Atlantic. Capt West. from Liy-
orpo0l. with daies to lie 24tn ult., arrived al 8
O'Clock. r ". yesterday.
FRAScE.- Balloting closed IN Paris on Sunday
evening, lst nlt. amid complete tranquility and
without undue excitement 81 uBy kind Result
Of ballniing in twelve auOndisemens Of Paris
was ~ lonw-: Ayes for tlis proposition - d.
2I7. noes 80. l6l. At4 O'Clock on Mondny. re.
turns from the departments. received ht Paris,
gave the following results: Ayes l77G, 600; noes
2O7 900. Numerous deputatioBs representing
trudes aud manufactures OF Paris. headed by NJ.
LemofnoiS presented on Saturday an address TO
the President of the Republic expressive Of their
deep gratitude for the measures he adopted.
Bishop. clergy and religions congregations OF Par
is voted openly in the affirmative,
A Paris correspC ndent Of the London Times,
says That in the arrondisemen,s OF Paris inhabited
nnre particularly by the workmen, a mnjoriy for
the President has been polled, while IN those quar-
ters inhabited by noblesse. neutrality has been
strongly manifested. Working chsses generally y
manifest strong hopes in Louis Napoleon. believ.
ing that he is Socialist, in the proper sense vi
tie word; that he is already contemplating. and
will soou execute DEGREES testify ing his soIiclnde
/ for them. aud that he will apply doctrines thai
h we their sympatnes, and theories that will give
them materaI weLbeing and cheap existeuc.
! The 6onrgeoise also believe that the ad yautagei
I 10 them rom the pfoongati0R G! Tie powers D
| Napoleon, will be equally great.
The Bishop of Stratsburg had addressed let
Ter to the clergy Of his diocese. urging them d
vote in the affirmative,
NJ. de Morny, Minister Of the Interior, com
manded the Attendance Of tho printers of Paris
and informed them that the intention Of the GOV
ernment was To prohibit the publication nnlesi
previously approved, Of any pamphlets Of less thai
| three sheets.
Victor Hugo made his escape into Belgium by
means Of false passport.
PARIS, Monday, 3 p. M.-The known result.
OF the election gives 600 900 votes for, and 600.
900 against Louis Napoleon. A definite majority
I of .0000 900 is expected for the President. Gen
eral Cavaignac arrived in Paris on Saturday night
! having been liberated that afternoon. As the G
lection is now over, the President thinks tie
time has arrived when he can with safety to him
self set free the other Generals, aud the report Il
current that they were TO be liberated.
! Latest accounts from Paris represent the Presi
dent as continuing determined on proposing the
abolition Of octro duties. lie is also determined
on making some experiment in the protective sys
TEN.
hNolRiN FttHWN - ''uilAhllliIs
of dangerous support given 10 political exiles in
| England, were presented 10 the English Foreigi
Office by representatives of Russia, Austria and
the German Confederation. on the 18th smi
lar note was also handed To Lord Cowley al
Frankfort. Austria will not hesitate II adopt
measures which will make it inconvenent tor En-
! gllshmen to travel in the Austrian States 50 long
as the past complaints OF the Imperial Govern
ment are not attended to ia London, and an organ
lied communication between the revolutionary
party in England aud all continental States is car
red on under the protection of law. The Eng
| lish will have less cause of compaint-the dura
ton Of the measure will depend upon themselves
A considerable SUN Of money, which had beer
| for ward,d 10 Hungary by the London Democrats
has fall en- into The hands Of Government II is sup
posed To have'beer brought into Hungary by EN-
missaries. English travellers were closely watch
ed. Arch Duke Albert returned to Bnia ant
Pesth 10 take up the reins Of Government. II,
retains the title OF Civil and Military Governor
| Morocco. .--Advices from Morocco state tha
the differences between the Emperor aud tn
French are far from terminating. letter fron
Gibraltar, under date of the Goth. states that tn
Emperor has refused 10 ratIy the treaty, aud
marching on Tangiers with 10000 men.
| ITALY.--With the exception of3OO men, o
! iO'V"u O"'"PlISuIs wv 'e"tH S"'''H"H VI I'Iu'
all had signed aflirmatvely The question of fht
French Presidency, and the best discipline pre-
vailed Republican clubs had decided that m
movement could be attempted at present. Th,
Pope was highly pleased with the course Of event,
in France.
LIvERPooL 23.-BreadstufTs are declining
market for -four is sixpence cheaper, with but lit
tie doing; Baltimore and Philadelphia 20s02I Is
Corn is held with more lirmness-whi,e 30 t.
3ls; yellow 27s Cd 10 28s; mixed 2Gs Cd to 81
Cd. Corn Meal los. Wheat is inactiye--buyer
demand a concession.