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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF The Atlantic with Biycruoni
dates To the 9Th Dec.
LOUIS NAPOLEON CONFIRMED r1.
TIiE PEOPLE.

LOUIS NAPoLEoN CONFIRMED Ey
THE PEOPLE.
Steamer Atlantic arrived at New York about
, O'Clock SUNDAY evening, with Liverpool
dates to Dec. oath.
ENGLtsn MARxETs.--Tn Flour there was an
advance Of three pence per bbl. !; Corn declined
ODD per quarter. Sugar unchanged and mac
tive.
Bacon more IN request Pork scarce Cheese
dull. Lard, nothing doing.
INC American packet ship Ticonl"roga.
from London for New York, was wrecked on
sunken rocks off Caribou Islands, Dec. "a.
iwenty-seven Of her passengers and crew
were drowned.
The Election.
FRANcr.-Thc voting eyes" or 40" for
Louis Napoleon as President Of France for ten
years took place on the 18th, Goth. and DIST of
Deceinocr. So tar from any considerable por
tloh OF the people ahstanlng from voting. the
number OF votes cast was larger in Paris than
IN ISIS, showing that the SCIENTISTS and Red
Repubhcnns, who were advised by their lead
crs to abstain, are not numerous although ttcy
are noisy and fierce. 1t is believed that I,ouis
Napoleon will have received at least - per
cent. OF the universal vote Of France.
The correspondent OF the London Times
$50 Wv 'i4D nv d III returns unto O'Clock
On the evening Of the 22d, received by subma-
rine telegraph.
The following is the result of the polling at
the - ACCOMPLISHMENTS Of Paris:-
YES l32,2l7
49, sO,l67
The following is the result known at o.
clock from the Departmental
Yes, 1,77GOOo
no; NO. 207 600
The correspondent Of the Morning Herald.
however, eI'es the following as the returns up
to . o'clock that evening =
For 1905
Against, Glol5
Majority in Paris for Louis Nqpo-
leon, 73l6O
The correspondent Of the Shipping and
Mercantile Gazette OF the evening Of Decom.
Der %, gives the following telegrapIic dos,
pitches, d1ted Tuesday morning. . o'clock, and
their correspondent, writing on Monday even
M! adds the remarks that follow the dispatch
Votes Hnown up to the present hour -
DEPARTMENTS.
fo'. No.
?"il9E| 43l OBJ
PARIS AID BANLGEUE
Yes. NO
1866 $685..
The counting .dcpou,lcmcnt) Of the votes
commenced this morning at 10 o'clock in all
the electoral sections of Paris, in the form pre-
scHhed by the circular Of the Minister Of the
Interior. Some curious incidents ACCOMPANIED
the operation. For instance, there were found
IN several Of the ballot boxes bulletins, n foot
and half long, and with the word ives" print
cd IN letters fourteen inches lonr and broad in
proportion. In others the word ives" was
printed in letters Of gold on the finest pcrfnmeI
satin paper These bulletins de luAc bore the
name OF printer in the iaubourg 81. German.
Many tickets i'll certain number of sections
bore the word 'ycs' in front, and the word mo-
on the back. Many, too. had curious and
sometimes too emphatic comments and phrases
IN addition 10 the affirmative negative mon
oSylnble; such rs "Oui NWe PEmpereur!"
"OW. Mile tt mile foi9, Oul." "Ouil A bas
n Rcpu5liqUe' "Oui! Nive Ia Rc3ubliGuc
D3mocmtqe ct Soclale :" "Oui! pour que
lous Bonapar,c SOFT Emperor " "Om. Viye
IAWoe "Oui Mort IL Cayalgnac' "Non!
Mort an Dic'n,curH mon! Nlye Henry W.
mon Nye IA Ropu5lque" mon. \ bas
IArn'e :" &c. All these tickets were annull-
Ell. ana Wi! be appointed to the proces-ycrbal.
IIe sane WIS done wI,h the tickets that con-
t1.n,d neither "yes' nor $40" but merely en-
pccs-lons dou1tnL attachment or insults to the
pc.sol Of the President Of the Republic.
The French funds continued to rise, and had
reached JOB frances
The Departments arc now perfectly quiet.
A. he ca.5iaE persons arrested on the "a
are, /. Is runored, to be soon liberated.
Many OF the aborng and middnr casse
also voted for NAPOLEON, as have also naarlr the
entire pelSau;ry.
Tae 'sItimis,s have been his chief apposers.
1t Is thought that h. will obtain Il majority of
Sc'"u m....lus votes.
The trades AMI manufactures Of PARIS had
presented an address to the President, thanking
MN for the course be had adopted.
AvSrHA.-Aus,ria Russia, Prussia and the
German States have sent vote to Ingldnd re-
mo"s'rating gains, the Refugees from these
countries being allowed to remain IN Err
and.
Austria resolves Tint She will rctalia'c by
put,n- on ,,ringe,t restrictions relative to Eng
lshrnrn travelling in that country.
Arch Duke Alder, had been appointed inil-
tarF ana civil Governor OF Hungary
y sum Of money sent from London to HIM
gary, Tor revolutionary purposes. had been seiz-
ed by the Austrian Government.
- We notice with pleasure that, the Brat
tcloro Phdair, one OF the oldest, be,t>estab-
hShcd and 5est'conductod papers in the State,
has been considerably enlarged and Impressed
IN 'Ntern's' Is name Is also changed IL The
Vermont Statesman winch Mr. PI4rr says,
'at least nilrotes what II onr judgment pa
per ought to be, ana what It viii be the aim of
the writer to make ia We are glad to OBJ
serve that the Editor excludes from the "louny
Reuters Department" (Which he gives notice
is on the ortsii.,'o column and half Of ABOUT
the nastest portion of the disgusting details of
that most abomin.b.o Of modern denominations.
the Poorest D~ofce Case" now On trial in
New York, That, in our Judgment is a little
two strong for TIE io'alr We should about
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