The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-01-01
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YORK, December %, 1856,

NEW Ohh, DttcWOtf ioop'
The steamer Baltic, of the Collins line, has
arrived having sailed from Liverpool on the
10th instant.
The Cambria reached Liverpool at 9 o'clock
on the morning of Monday, December Sth.
Frdnce.-The condition of affairs in tins
country had continued to attract the public at
tention throughout the whole of Europe.
1t is now definitely ascertaned that Louis
Napoleon has proved completely successful
in his coup detat Partial attempts at resist
ance had been made by the ultra republicans
but they had been promptly repressed and ex
tnguished In the Departments, the resist
ance was confined exclusively to the extreme
republicans, who had been repulsed with the
same yigor used towards their brethren in
Paris.
The new Cabinet formed by Napoleon, and
announced in his proclamation of the new
order of things is composed of the following
persons
NJ M. De Morny Minister Of tho Interior.
! NJ Fuld, Minister of Finance.
NJ Ronher, Minister of Justice.
NJ Magne, Minister of Public Works.
NJ Thee. Ducos, Minister Of Marine.
| NJ Durnhe, Minister of Commerce.
NJ st. Armand Minister of War.
NJ Fortoul, Minister of Public Instruction.
NJ. Fargot, Minister of Foreign Affairs
1t may be said in the Presidents language
that France has accepted the proposal he has
made her, but not with that enthusiasm which
Louis Napoleon calculated upon. The acqui-
escence of the people has been universal, but
tacit The opponents of the President have
preferred the plan which he has proposed to
the alternatives Of anarchy or legitimacy.
w. L. 4 ,.In
with the Assembly, or who deny that the Pres
ident was forced by the continued intrigues of
that body to choose between surrender of his
power Office and liberty, and the more resolute
course which he adopted
Tranquility was pretty well restored in
Paris by the evening of Friday the 5th in
slant. On the following day. up-torn pave
ments and the shattered walls of houses were
all that remained of the instruction in and
about Paris
The Departments of Saone and Loire and
Alters had been placed in state of siege but
the disturbances which caused the act were
insignificant.
Everywhere, without an exception, the troops
have been successful.
The threatened bombardment of Tangiers by
the French fleet had been avoided by an ami
CaDle ScUtlcnent Vi the
Fresh arrests continue to be daily made
among the republican leaders. Changarnier
and the Generals were confined at Ham, to be
tried by court martial, on the charge of at
tempting to seduce the soldiers of the army
from their duty
NJ Theirs will leave Immediately for Italy.
Napoleon will undoubtedly have an immense
majority at the election for President which
was to take place on the Goth instant.
Marshal Soult died on the Goth ultimo in the
sod year of his age.
Spain.-We learn that the Queens accouche-
ment was expected between the Sth and 18th
of December.
The Duke of Naryaez had been recalled by
| the Queen
The Duke and Duchess of Montpensier had
dined with the British Minister
Cape of Good Hope--The news from the
| Cape Of Good Hope continues to excite great
anxiety in England. The position of the Brit
ish forces, and even of the local Government
itself seemed to become daily more critical
Treachery of all kinds and depredations ever
under the very bayonets of the troops, were con
stantly occurring, and the frontiers were en-
tirely beyond the troops to otect.
Liverpool Morket-Floub dull at last quo
tations The market yesterday suffered mark
cd depression owing to the adverse accounts
from London, and small sales were made a.
Fridays prices.
Indian corn, yesterday, was in brisk inquiry
at an advance of Is. per quarter, but this rls,
had checked the disposition to operate, and
the market closed with Discrimination to ope
rate. Sale Of white at 29s,, and yellow a
| 27s. sd
In wheat the operations like those in flour
were inactive, and chiefly Of a retail charac
ter, without any change from Fridays rates.
Provisions.-Bacon is in good inquiry. Bee
and pork without improvement. Shoulder
are quoted GAS but the large accumulation o
last seasons imports remain almost undimln
, ished Lard has suddenly advanced, Abou
| l4O tons were taken at Ais, but holders nov
require 43s.
Sugar continues in good demand, and larg'
| quantities of Colonial and Porto Rico were sole
on Saturday and yesterday at firmly maintain
ed prices
liverpool Market, December i0--Cottcn.-
Since tho departure Of the steamer Europa, TIL
demand for cotton has scnsibly declined. Th'
sales up TO last evening were $4,000 bales, o
which l 500 bales were to speculstors and ex
porters. Fridays prices were firmly maintain
cd until yesterday, when the market took
turn in favor Of buyers, and prices declined
| Lied
Sales Of lard ut 44s. the market being fiat.
+. Syfle & Co, Of London, have failed-iol
what 10 not accurately known.