Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22

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tie bank ri Kcnlacy and sorfhcf.s Bank Of Ken
tnciv taken together are large. Tho frld ofrir-
cu'aton out ofiher respective Statcs is TIC same
wiihall thrcc. viz. Illinois, Missouri, and part
ofsoathsrn Ohio. and The river trade. They nre
respectively supported ~ fiir amount Of specie.
The I.6iaua Bank ha- 81. PSI .2l5.
Arrival OF the steamer Asia.
one areeh Iot0 fiom EErope.
NEW OAK, JAN. f6.-The steamer
Asiah as arrived with one week Liter dates
r VI Europe.
FRANca-At the latest accounts Paris
was perfectly quiet The whole number
ofvotcs at TIE election Was S,II6773
of winch Louis Napoleon received 1889,
PIG; against him G1O,737; majority G,79S.-
479. He was iraugurated on the lst
inst, and the ceremonies passed oT without
disturbance On Wednesday evening, NJ
Baraehe, Oh presenting ihe, result, Nj tie
votes add essed tie president, to which lie
replied as ial'ous;
France has comprrbendcj Tint l'de-
parted from legality 10 return to ne right.
Upwards Of ,0O0, 900 votes have absulved
nc. MY object WAS 70 save France and
perhaps Europe, from scenes IF trouble
and anarchy. | do not deceive myself as
ID is difficulty, Int with Tho counsel aud
support ofaH right-mindyd men, ana tie
deyo,cdnes- cfthe army and the protection
III Heaven, h7po 70 secure tn the deatnies
w France, ly forwarding Institutions rcs-
bombing 10 ihc Democratic instincts oftbc
natian, q system nc government which re.
constitutes authority without vouuding
the feelings Of c1Ili'ty or closing any path
aii.npruyemeat. | hope 70 found an edit
icecapabie disappearing a vile ana bcni-
/ ticent liberty"
Cries. ot"Vive Napoleon" followed the
speech.
Oh tie same evening, the diplomatic
corps were presented 10 the President by
the apostolic uuucto. Tie Archbishop Of
Parish, in l.is address to Napoleon, offered
his congratulations and good wishes for
the success Of the high mission God had
coniJcl to HIM. The president thlukcd
him in a short speech.
The Cannon Of tie Invaldes fired "a
salute Of ten guns for every million ofvotcs
obtained ~ the President
| The Globes correspondent says that
| Louis Napoleon constantly assures persons
about him. that he desires peace, because
it Is the duty Of lis position and the only
means Of rc-csiabIshing the finances and
placing trade on a prosperous footing.
1t is understood that in orderto tranquil
| re forci In governments Napoleon " i'll in
struct All His ambassadors, desiring them to
give their courts the most positive assur-
ance Of lis desire for peace.
The TuiIcrics viii henceIorth be The Of
| fetal residence the President.
A grand national fcrc was celebrated on
the lst inst, in the chief towns Of the de-
partments. In Paris the troops were
marched at o'clock a. H. to take up their
position along the streets and quays.-
When the curtcge passed Notrc Dame the
gates were thrown open. The day was
kept as grand holiday. All the public
Offices and the Bourse were closed. The
French eagle has been re esta blishcd on
the banner Of the army and on the cross Of
The Legion Of Honor On The | f.h "a grand
Te Dcum viii be celebrated IN all the
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