Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-08
TELEGRAPIEIC DISPATCHES.
IEn. tho gt Innis Prass \
Later from France.
NV Yong, Dec. %, p. !

o'clock this p. NJ. The Cambria reached
Liverpool at o'clock on Monday morning
the Sth.
The progress of events in France, corr
tinued to attract public attention throughout
Europe. The President has proved COM
plctely successful in his coup d etat. The
partial attempts at resistance, made blythe
more ultra republicans, was promptly met
and entirely extinguished. In the depart
ments the resistance to the movement, was
decidedly partial, and limited to the extreme
republicans, and as in Paris, has been as
vigorously rcpressed. 1t may be said in the
Presidents language, that France has ac-
ceptcd the situation, although it has not been
with the enthusiasm which Louis Napoleon
reckoned upon, it has been a tacit acquies-
eence and almost universal.
The opponents of the President preferred
his plan to the alternatives of ofanarchy or le-
gitimacy. Few have been found to sympa-
thize with the Assembly. The President
was forced by the intrigues of that body, to
choose between tie surrender of power,
office and liberty, and the more resolute
course he has adopted.
Tranquility had been pretty generally re-
stored in Paris on the evening of Friday,
the 9Th, and by the following day, up-torn
pavements and shattered walls and houses
were all that remained of the insurrecton.
The departments of the Sacred Loire and
Allier had been placed in state Of siege,
but the disturbances which induced the act
were insignificant, with scarcely an excep-
ton. The troops were everywhere trium-
phant.
The Tangier matter had been amioably
arranged, and thus escaped bombardment.
LIVERPOOL, 10th.-Since the sailing of
the Europa, the demand for cotton has SEN
sibly declined, the sales up to last evening
being only l3, ,000 bales, of which l 800 were
taken on speculation and for export; prices
on Friday last were pretty firmly maintained
until yesterday, when the market took turn
in favor ofbuyers, which may be quoted lie
decline.
The Liverpool Journal hints pretty posi-
lively that a serious rupture will take place
in the British cabinet, in consequence o.
, Lord Palmerston's conduct, and his answer
to the address presented him in regard tt
!, Kossuth. 1t is stated that Baron Brunow
the Russian Minister, had made representa-
, tions which called for interference, and tha
Earl Grey had positively declined to con
$ tinue associated, as colleagues, with Lore
. Palmerston; the disruption seems almost in
: evitable, unless Lord Palmerston retires.-
4 In such an event, the Journal looks upol
e Lord Clarendon as most likely to be his sue
4 cessor.
The same paper in referring to the acts @
e Louis Napoleon, more than suspects foreigl
t agency in the French revolution.
e The new ministry is composed of Mr.. d
e Mlrney, Minister Of the Interior; Fould
d Minister of Finance; Rossia, Minister c
Justice; Mogue, Minister of Public Works
h Theodore Ducas, Minister of Marine; Du
e mole, Minister of Commerce; --, Min
p lister of War; Faetral, Minister of FOreig
+ Affairs.
The high court ofjustice has been dissolve
IS by order of the President.
g Mcssrs. Deroschejaquelin, DrOuam, DE-
If shays, Admiral Cralle, Montalambert, LII
is Glen Murat and rs other distingui shed men
bers of the National Assembly, form III
lie new Council of State. General Odinot, lat
y commander of the army of Paris, is anon
is the Deputies arrested. Count Mole had NJ
been arrested, but has written letter e'
planning his regret that he had not been.-
of The soldiers vote for the election of Pres
ID dent, within 48 hours after the receipt
I'd the circular of the Minister of war; the
i vote yes, or no, upon the following prop,
rt sitions: "The French people wish the mail
l. tenance of the authority Of Louis NapoleC
j. Bonaparte, and entrust him with the pow'
he necessary to form constitution on the b
Il sis maintained in his proposition of I'd inst
of The vote of the army, as far as heal
of from, $4,000 for Napoleon; 45 against
lie There are few serious disturbances, al
:" these of limited extent.
ne The total number of arrests is l,SOO.-
he Theirs has again been arrested and Sc
nd to the Prussian frontier.
The editor of the Presse has resigned al
he is about to depart for America. ....s
Is. "A The Socialists during their short ascende
X cy at Reyerrs, burnt the registers and Q
4 oi,;,,ae o,,d Ja.tro,,od much ,,rODerty