New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-13


lin. Further by the Atlantic. 81
The Baltimore Sun 5f the 5th contains more
of the news brought by the steamer atlantic.
We have given, by telegraph, many of the items,
but in order to keep our readers posted, in, the
present exciting state Of Europe, we give a eOpi-
Gus summary Of every stcamers news. ..
-... ,... FRANCE -,
The baiOttng on the proposition for sustain
ing the President his neW form of government.
closed on Sunday evening, the 2lst ult, The
result in twelve ACCOMPLISHMENTS Of Paris stood :
Yeas l32,2l7. to 80. .161 in the negative
At Il o'clock on Monday evening, the returns
from the departments, received at Paris, gave
the following results: g Yeas 80, GOO ::
s|Nays,'' 2O7 600 ,-'" s" '.'.
Numerous aeputatioHs representing tie trade
and manufactures of Paris. headed by Morrs.
Lemornaix, presented on SATURDAY All address to
the President of the Republic, expressing their
deep gratitude for the measures lie had adopted.
ut Amiels, the Bishop, clergy. and religious
congregations voted openly III the Affirmative.
The Paris correspondent ef the London Times
says that in the arrond;s ements Of 2 bis, i'll
habited more particularly by the working elas-
ses majorites in favor of the President have
been polled, whilst in those quarters inhabited
by the oldnoblesse, neutrality has been strongly
manifested. r 'r,. .s-.l sr -.a.J
lhe Mnfhiiie glasses geheri,ily hlahlless altong
s,opss ~ ':s'.s N,oleoh peeNihG ahas ne y !,
that he is already contemplating and will
soon execute DEGREES testifying his solicitude
for them: and that he will apply those doctrines
Mi'n w Nl,e' tht4 syhiP'iti"t' ,'o ,lo'- 'heol,e
cheap existence. -..,.. .,...... .,.r...
nv pourseoisce ai7o ''elese .I'ilt !lle aaEii- ~
.ages 20 mem IRON IN, 1ie pfomMlea1ion q 'he
powers y, % o. Napoleoh WI DC equally great.
ne 1lsnop o '!riSorg mas clresst'' lee'er
" .,ie 10y " ms "'ocese' urging 'leNl 10 No'e
III " .'e a. ai,inlatNe' Ml a..
~, % "e -hori'i, lie 'iin!7'ef ~ the .h.erioi
he ~ e'''siuea VIZ ''ttentioii VI tie ptih.ets Vi
ralls' anu mas informed theln o. .he Intention Oh
,lle soNeiheh' 10 pfe1eht 1he pnnhca1io,, un-
less previously appriseo o. OF any pa'hPhie' oi
iess 'httn ten sheets.
victor hugo mas mace ms escape INTO belgiuhi
b5 means o. 1alse passport. ,r,
fnr's' monday, l2n, r. Mine result o. tiie
seg.nn @enaaan as ad lf az m eaT EAR g.oe r".es
finite majority of 2.OOO.0DN which is expected
in favo, of the President, U..n.N
General Cavaipnac arrived in Paris On Friday
night having been liberated on that afternoon
As the election is now over. Napoleon thinks
that the time has arrived when he can with safety
set free the other Generals and n report was
current that they had been liberated on tuesday
At Sonre, the whole garrison of 1000 men
with the eycention of 400 Stoned in the affirm
stivc and tha hest d;sci,,lipa nrevo;lad
The Republjcan Cluhs in Paris have decided
thatno Republican Government can he attcmptel
now in Franco .. Hr ,
At Rouep the votes were ..Yeas..' oS. 500
.sNavs." 6SlO At Eile .he s.Yeos', were 40 81 ..
.sNays," 152 At Anoers. tLe .sYeas." e.S47:
ssNays,'' ,G25
FeyY Lotest f,om Pyyis.-The President re-
mains determined to propose an abolition of the
Octrn duties. and is also resolved OH making
some experiments in diminishing the protective
system.
"#.| AUSTRIA. --e " 'A 81
Dates from Vienna, to December II, states
that notes. complaining OF the dangerous sup,
port given to political fngitives in England
We're pl nSentel to the English foreign Office by
the representatives of Russia. Austria, Prussia
and the German Confederation 'Ut t0H T. r
On the 18th, a similar note was also haudet
to Lord Crowley, at Frankfort, asserting tina
l,ol ,rl III ;i ; l,,S's.o 20 uoP' illear''5 en-
f Iicm WI ',l.he Il i.iIilteh. or 'icu
1anG ,isleii .h ~ .i1'Fe. IN tle anstfi"n s1ate
80 .ne jus conPi'il,'S oi the lhipefla
m l,;1na l',e. are o' attended TO IN ohaoi ah'
oe,"egh ,iie re'c
,,,,.a, i''' ~ lIs iii anu az 'he lotl'
~ rIo ,as NJ ~ let. vi uler tne pro,ec1,ol
s.lisl ~, 1 iio'e i'r'nel a'lus thal 'he EN- "a
1,,rn+;a ar w. 'ess oa.se ., e9npla1i.' ns .ile
s.l,as - 'N' 'ie''euie WIZ oePeio oh ''ieiii-
+s,,isl - sun VI '.,pn1y "iilen ''''o oeei
hn f,1Ion ~ .,'G honooil peliocras -
,ia1 ie' ~ 'ie '''i''a VI 'e IL
W n"'e 'een lito hungary
ao,,n,s,, ~ 'f''eiers are III
M ~ Iio'1iH X wa "a'Iie" ..-, -,
posti, ~ Ne mas ietul'eu 20 ho,,'t
,otnins t, ALL .G 1is Vi suteinien'. ile
'''''''' '''e ''ie Vi CIVIL "i' hiferS governor
MOROCCO.
ADDITIONAL advlces from Morocco state that
tne differehce between the Emperor and the
fehcn is lar ffom having terminated. A letter
from ulbraltar. dated on the 3Oth, states that
marching towards Tangiers with 10000 men.
, Inc only news from India Is that old Dost Ma
noro,o,1 a,,d a. III .ea - We X i;n ~
tween the company and the Mann have been
settled by the latter having paid the whole of
the stipulated amount The whole of India was
Iaie.' win tle exception OF very important riots
rI'n p,,'at;, "'t;' a"e.u, ..,.,..e ,e-,
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