The southern press., 1852-01-05
The Afrlca's AdvIccs.

The following summary OF the last news IRON
Europe embraces the most important events that
have transpired since the previous arrival.
PARIS, Dec. 18th.
The votes of the navy up to December |, on
the Presidents appeal to the country, are as
follows: voters, 1857. For the President
6.242; against, 2,l54; abstentiona, I'll.
The minister OF marine has presented to the
President the adhesion of the officers OF the navy
at Marseiles.
Several fresh papers appear Today, among
which are the Union, Opinion PubAque, Presse
and Ccrsaire
M. Emile de Girardin has retired from the di.
rection and edtorship of the Presse. M. J. Pc
rodeaud is appointed by the proprietors editor
in his place.
Several of the provincial journals publish the
following telegaphic despatch from the minister
of the interior to the projects: Give the most
severe orders to arrest the Montagnard and So
cialist chiefs who may endeavor TO quit France
after their defeat in Paris"
Generals Harspe and valiant are promoted
to the dignity of Marshals of France.
General Raudan is appointed Governor OF
Algeria.
The only departments where the insurrection
holds out are the Bassas- Alpes and the VAR
PARIS, Saturday, December l3-The legiti-
msts inBritanny, have everywhere come forward
to aid the government in putting down dis
turbances, while maintaining their protest against
the illegal government imposed upon the conn
try. The Mobihan and Finistere have followed
the example of the Cotesdu- Nord and the He
etVane. The councils general of the former
departments have passed unanimously resolu
ton, stating that they vii! be iniiex,ble in as
sisting the authorities to suppress all disorder
but they protest against the act of the "a of De-
cember as a violent assumption of illegal suprc-
macy.
On Friday night, three conveys of carriages,
containing in all six hundred prisoners, arrested
in consequence of the events of last week, sue
cessivey left the Conciergerie for the fort Bce-
tire, where the prisoners were placed IN case
mates to await their trial by court martial. Each
CONVOY was composed of two hundred prisoners,
fanked on each side by double line ofinfantry,
and proceeded and followed by detachment of
lancers
PARIS, Sunday, Dec. Ia.
The Monite,r publishes new edition of l78
members who are to form the consultative com
mission. The commission is summoned to meet
on the 23d of December, for the purpose of ey
amining the votes on the Presidential election.
M. Prosper Hochet is appointed secretary gen
eral Of the commission, and NJ. Denis Lagnrde
secretary of the minutes.
The Moniteur also publishes decree putting
an end to the extraordinary missions of nj. Mau-
rce-Duval, to Finisterre, NJ. earlier to the Cher
and NJ Berard to the Somme. From this it
would appear that no further danger is appre-
hended in these departments.
News from the departments is "re-assuring," /"
excepting the Basses Apes, where, however, the
chief towns, Digne and Sisteron, have been re-
captured by the troops. NJ Nettement has been
set at liberty NJ. NJ. Creton and Duvergier de
Hauraune are still at Vincennes. NJ. Thiers
arrived at Mayence on the l0.h. Several
changes are made among Judicial functonarics.
Gen. Alright de Padua has received the Grand
Cross of the Legion of Honor.
PARIS, December 18th
Yesterday Generals Oudinot de Reggie and
de Lauriston Aere released from the fortress OF
Mont Vales ZEN, where they have been confined
since the 4th inst. The Constitutional says
that the following representatives who were con
fined at Vincennes, Mazas, and Mont Valerien
have also been set at liberty; NM. Armand (1u
Var,) Eugene Sue, Ceyras. Chamiot, Char
bonneau Cbanet, Cremieux. Jules de Lasteyrie,
I.aparde, Thuriol de la Rosiere, Nettement,
Hennequain, Gaoaret, Cutter, and kestner.
NM Creton and Duvergier de Haurranne are
still confined at Vincenres, and MN. Pascal
Duprat, Piscatory, Antony Thouret, Letrnde,
Emile Pean, Renaud, and Besse at Mont Vale
rien.
PARIS, December Is.
The 9th legion of the national guard is dis
solved This legion corresponds to the district
of Paris bound ID on the north by the Bouievards
of st. Martin and the Temple, and comprises the
Rues ST. Denis and St. Martin. In recommend
ing this measure, the minister of the Interior
says, addressing the President: g The intlexible
resolution which you have manifested TO deprive
of every chance of success an insurrecton in
Paris, and no longer to permit that some thou
sands of rascas (coquins) should decide the lot
of 35 millions of souls, has induced me to sub
nit to you all the measures proper for attaining
this end"
The departments Of the Aveyron and Vau-
cluse are declared in state of siege.
The Moniteur publishes dispatches from Usher,
Vaucluse, Calvados, Marne, Donbs, Eure-et-
Loire, Gers, Correze, Vosges, Ille ct Vilaine,
Loire Infcrieure, Lozeire, Lotet-Garonne, Loire,
Haute Loire, Saone- ct Loire, Haute Vienne, Bas
Rhin, Seine -et Marne, Cantel, Puy de Dome,
Deux Sevres, and Aud, announcing that tran
ou;I;tv nrevails and that the inh abitants are