The republic., 1852-01-03
BY. TELEGRAPH.
Arrival OF the Steamer Africs-One Week
Later from Europe.

| Arrival OF the Steamer Africa-One Week
Later from Europe.
New YoRK, January 2-The royal mail steamer
Africa has arrived with Liverpool dates OF the 20th
ultino. She brings intelligence of her own arrival
at Liverpool, at eight O'Clock the evening Of the
| l4th ultmo.
| The Atlantic arrived out on the 18th utimo, the
Glasgow on the 18th, and the City Of Manchester
on the 18th ultimo.
| The sdvces from Paris Of peaceful charac-
! ter. The President had distributed an immense
| number of the Legion Of Honor, and had ordered
| a large sum Of money 10 be distributed among
| the disabled soldiers.
| General Cavaignac had been liberated uncondi-
tionaly. and was about to leave France for Hol-
| land. The other incarcerated generals were to be
released upon their agreeing to become voluntary
| exiles. Victor Hugo was AT Brusses.
| The partisans "f .h- T,..i,,o,, -,
strong feeling in bis favor. and ,ero
e1ertion to induce all parties to vote for him A.
pcaranocs Indicated that his ajority would exceed
that of lsaS
The garrison Of Metz, however ;, ,o,.a
napoleon. and all "a scholar. j., -.
school; Including the young Prince do PoIion,c
had opposed him in a body.
The President held lcvee on the l7tb. which va.
attended by all tee Corps DiplomAtiquc, excsr.
American Ministor ~'he
The President takes an active n.r,t
up the new constitution, but tho ConsnI,a,i.. .s
inissioners nave disagrcod upon every imno,,a,,,
point. Important
Gurche con Of the Duo de Crammoni. bas
bcon appointed Minister to Hesse Cs.sel.
The department Of police has been raised 10 tho
rank Of the Ministry
The latest accounts state that General Cavaior,.
refused to accept the release rendered him unless
'he same favor Is extended 10 hs fellow prison.rs
Inc Madrid Gaseue contains an important docu-
mcnt from tho Minister of Foreign Affairs in reply TO
DIR Webstor's note on Cuban mattcrs, and erprcs-
siye OF the highest satisfaction at it's tone and con-
cludes by announcing the pardon OF all the prison.
ors proceeding from the hate expedition against
Cuba who may be citizens Of tho United states,
whether in Spain or in Cuba. sonor Iaborde was
about leaving Madrid for Havana, and would GO
thence ON board a ship Of war TO New Orleans.
ITALY.
Some alarm is said 20 be folt in the Vatican nj
the recon, events in France lost the French troops
should be withdrawn from Rome.
Iventy-tis npa poainlssioned ufiioers Of the
arinT have bocu expelled by ORDER OF the Popo.
Through 'i'e interference Of MIR Cass, seven fani
lies have escaped punishment for political Of
fences.
PRUSSIA
The Frankfort Diet is said TO have resolved. at |
the instigntien Of Austria, on sending diplomatic
note 4he british government cinphatically re-
1uostif the ortradition of tho political refugees
now residing in England
ENGLAND.
The movements in favor of a national token 10
Mr.. Grinnei for his effort in the senrch for Sir
'ohn Franklin arc progressing, and an influential
committee 10 organized pro tenn
INDIA AND CHINA.
The overland mail had reached London from
Bombay. Do~t Mohamel wss dying. Sir Colin
Jatlpbc.Ps force setook Mchincc aud forced the
'neuiy to fly TO The mountains ~ithou, los- Tho
Sizan had been compelled 20 pay the full amount
Iue The Fast India Company. The neighbor hood
II Calcutta had been visited with violent hurri |
ans on the 22d and 23d October, and much dam.
Ige had been done.
The news from China is uhimportant