The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-06

lne Independent DSlEe has received nOuce from Tue
Austrian and Prassan governments that IL i attack the
government OF Louis Napoleon ID will be forbidden in
Germany well as France
The London illustrated News has been excluded from
France.
Later rron Earsps.-ArTivaI OF tns Fran.iia .nd Of
ths Atlantic.
The steamships Franklin and Atlantic arrived al New
York on the Sd and 4h inst respectively bringing dates.
the Franklin OF the 22d, and the Atlantic OF the oath
from Liverpool Intelligence from Paris had been re-
ceiyed 10 the evening of the 22i The telegraph gives
the following summary of their news which is OF con-
siderable interest;
II is announced that addresses of adhesion have been
presented 10 the President from lis places and 50 depart
mems
Dispatches have been received by the government from
various departments announcing that the voting for Pres
ident was earnestly and peacefully progressing
The Paris correspondent of the London Daily News
states that the French government is about contracting
loan of two hundred millions francs Ii was also the
intention 10 abolish Oclro duties and the tax on wines
and levy heavy tax on articles used exclusively by the
richer classes
The London Times states that the relations OF Napo-
leon 70 the British government are unsatisfactory ;
that they equally unsatisfactory the despotc powers
as Austria and Russia, whilst pleased with the steps
taken by Louis Napoleon. look upon his power pro-
yisioaal and II must give way to the restoration OF
legitimacy.
The election for President in France commenced on
days: The Franklin brings advces from Paris up TO
Sunday morning. the 2lst, and up to that time the cleo
on had with great tranquility and as those
opposed to Napoleon casting their votes for multi
pciy OF candidates, there was doubt OF his election
by an immense majority.
The voting at Paris on Saturday. the first day. was
continued up TO o'clock in the evening, and upwards of
00, 900 votes had been poled The weather favor
able, and the voting was conducted with the greatest
quiet.
The ballotng on the proposition for sustaining the
President in his form of government closed at Paris
Sunday evening" the 2lst ult The result Of the voting
nweve ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF Paris sOOdyeas 1872 2l7 TO
sO,16l in the negative.
AT O'Clock on Monday evening the returns from the
departments received at Paris gave the following results
Numerous Populations representing the trade and man
ufacturers of Paris, headed by Mons Lemornaix, pre-
sened Saturday address to the President OF the re-
public expressing their deep gratitude for the measures
he had adopted
AT Rouen the votes were-yeas %, $780, nays 1910 Al
Lille The yeas were 3O972, nays 1885, at Anglers yeas
1897, nays 1925.
AT Amens the bishop, clergy, and religious congrega
lions voted openly in the affirmative
The Paris correspondent of the London Times says that
in the reimbursement OF Paris inhabited more particularly
by the working classes maorites in favor of the Pres
dent have been polled, whilst in those quarters inhabited
by the old noblesse neutrality has been strongly manifest
ed The working classes generally manifest strong hopes
in Louis Napoleon, believing that he is socialist in the
proper sense OF the term, and that be is already conem
plating and will soon execute, DEGREES esyng his
icude for hem and that he will apply those doctrines
with which they sympahze, and those theories that will
give them material well being and cheap existence
The bourgeoise also believe that the advantages to
them, from the prolongaon OF the powers OF Napoleon,
will be equally great
The Bishop Of Slrasburg has addressed letter 10 the
clergy Of his diocess urging them in the affirm
alive.
M. de Money. the Minister of the Interior, has com
mended the attention OF the printers OF Paris and has in
formed them OF the intention OF the government TO pre-
vent the publication, unless previously approved OF, of
any pamphlet OF less than ten sheets
Victor Hugo had made his escape into Belgium by
means OF a false passport.
PA.is Monday. aad p mIhs 1esui. Of the election.
and 500 900 against him, being defnitive majority of
1000 900 in favor OF the President
General Cavaignac arrived in Paris Friday night,
having been liberated on that afternoon.
AS the election Is now over, Napoleon thinks that
the time has arrived when he with safety set free the
other generals and report was current that they had
been liberated on Tuesday
AT Soure the whole garrison of 10000 men. with the
exception of $780, signed in the affirmative. and the best
discipline prevailed.
The republican clubs in Paris have decided that no re-
publican government can be attempted now in France
VERY LATEST FROM PARIS.
The President remains determined to propose abo-
shmeht OF the Ooroi duties, and is also resolved
king experiments 10 diminishing the protective sys
ten.
ENGLAND.
RobeuJ Walker has declined the banquet offered to
him at Southampton. His letter posted and play
carded about town, headed alliance with America"
The subject OF an alliance between the United States
the advancing tide OF desposm exciting lively in
teres throughout the country.
IN awful coliery explosion had taken place al Raw
marsh, at which ffty.two lives were lost.
Kossuh's reception in New York is theme OF COM
ment in the English papers
AUSTRIA
Dates from Vienna to December IL state that notes
complaining of the dangerous support given 10 political
fugtyes in England were presented TO the English for
egn Office by the represen OF Russia Austria,
Prussia, and the German Confederation. On the 18th a
similar also handed TO Lord Crowley, at Frank
fort asserting that Austria will not hesitate to adopt
measures which will make il inconvencnt or difficult for
Engshmen travel in the Austrian States as long
attended to in London and organized communication
between the revolutionary party in England and all the
continental States is carried under the protection oil
the law The note further adds that the English will
have less OF complaint the duration OF the meas
ure will depend on themselves.
A considerable OF money which had been for
warded TO Hungary by the London democrats, has fallen
into the hands OF the government tits supposed TO have
been brought into Hungary by foreign emssaries Eng
lish travellers are in consequence closely watched
The Archduke Albert has returned to Buda Peslh 10
take up the reins OF government He retains the title OF
civil and military governor
Intelligence from Rome states that the Pope highly
pleased with the events that have anspired in France
MOROCCO.
Accounts from Morocco state that the dispute with
France unconcuded The Emperor refusing 10 treat
with the charge, he reembarked on board the steamer
for Tangers with many French residents 1t was though
that hostes would be recommended.
The sa1e Of L.,