The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-02-14
Further News by tho Pacific.

A committee Of gentlemen frcqucnting Liver
pool are engaged in getting up public subscrip-
ton for the purpose Of presenting a suitable tosti
Inonial to Captain Russell, OF the American ship
Empire State, by whose brave and husenc efforts
the hole OF the passengers OF the illiated Leeds
steamer rescued from their perilous situation
The following aarmist statement is published
10y the Morning Chronicle in the letter Of its Paris
correspondent 81 am crcdibly informed that At
the present moment the Presidents whole idea 10
with respect 10 the invasion Of England that be
has consulted generals, studied the rAsus OF the
Bouogne expedition, received reports on the feast
bihty Of the passage Of the Channel, &c. There IL
not n man connected with tie Flysee that does not
affect 10 speak Of the invasion affair that is
not only practicable bot which will be attempted
let il not be supposed that prsteri is necessary
There arc, unhappily, too many points on all q
which IL would be easy TO rouse the feelings Of the
French nation, and any ono Of which would be an
excuse for war"
The Union has an article upon tho enormous, in
crease Of the power Of Russia since the commence
msnt II the present century. The journal, no
hunger under the inlocnce 81 NJ. Berger, has Tor
SOME days shown symptoms OF adhesion 10 the gov
eminent. The secret Of the Simultaneous attack
upon Russia by the Unirvs and the Union u pro
badly 10 be found in the obduracy With which the
emperor has declined TO favor tho rec establishment
Of the imperial regime in France.
The decree coniscatng the property Of the Or
lcsns family contains n clause rcnouncing all
claims upon the State for the restitution Of the for
ner po7sresiOns OF tho BOnaparts
The London Morning Chronicle states that the
king Of the Bclgiens, and husband Of the daughter
OF Louis Philippe, has protested against the de-
ere. Of Louis Napoleon, and that similar protests
will be made by Spain, Naples, the Brszils, and
Strc-C oburg.
The Paris correspondent Of the Daily Netrs.
giving an account ~ the Orleans property and the
mode in which the dccrces would affect IL, gives n
striking anccdote. NJ. Nicillard, an old Bonapsr
I s follower Of the President sought TO cheer his
low spirits by observing that he still retained the
came friends ss ever. True" observed Louis Ma
polcon, ''tbe same, but no others" Time, success
moderation. Justice, could not have failed to make
friends 20 any government, bot 10 hope for friends
and want AL tbese, IL madness.
The fug,brug Gosene Of the day preceding tho
enanation Of the decree sequestrating ths Orleans
property in France. contained the following note
From the Danube, January III hear that dc
spatch has been cent of by Louis Bonspnrte 10 tbs
great courts, in which the grounds Of an iIDpcnd
ing and imminent scqucstratiOn Of the Orleans pro
perty In France are discussed In this despatC
the Orleans family arc designated az conspirators
who for sixty years have undermined every gov
eminent IN France by their intrigues. Refcreno,
IL made 10 Philippe kgate; Louis Phillippe's be
havior 10 Charles X ia placed in OdiOus light
and finally il is asserted thata continual and dan
gerous connection has been maintained between
Clsremont and the orleanist party in France.
THr TUsS or rHr Trpr.-The New York MIRO
save: 4" We are pleased TO learn that Messrs
Jacob Little & Co the we'll known and highly
respected Wall street operators, have rcalizet
some S250OO0 Ivy the rice in stocks and othei
lucky changers within the last three months
Delaware and IIudsou, of which Mcssrs. Little
Go. held an enormous amount. has recently adj
ysueed twenty-five per cent"