The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-07

lion, hat il vas falls ransumueled BE-.
fore ne Assembly received the slight
est intimatioa 81 the designs u - an
thor. An entire new Ministry having
been fursnsd during the night. pending
the election. Inc President proposes
that the Excessive power remain N his
hands. lie says that he hadbeen forced
into his present attitude by the course
pursued by his opponents in the Assem-.
bls; and II is certain that Theirs,
chansarnier and others. Of his oppan-
ents, had determined 10 demand his ar
rest and impeachment on the End insi..
and were almost in the act Of moving
In the matter when they. together with
their principal friends. we're arrested
ard conveyed 10 yincennes, where the
members Of the Assembly have attempt
ed to meet officially. They were or
dercd to disperse. and upon refusing.
were arrested. About two hundred
members were arrested, but may have
been subsequently released.
All the principal leaders Of the op-
position, however, are now IN prison.
Three hundred members Of the As
sembly. ii j. reported, have given IN
their adhesion TO the new order Of
things. and Geographic dispatches from
the Departments convey intelligence 10
the effect that the Presidents declara.
tions had been hailed with the utmost
enthusiasm throughout the country
Subsequently these reports were contra.
dicted and il is said barricades had
been erected in different quarters Of
Paris, but they were speedily broken
down by the troops. Richmond Times.
Baltimore. Dec. 20.
A Geographic dispatch from Halifax,
announces The arrival nf The steamer Ia
NADIA. from Liverpool. whence she sailed
on The l3lh December. bringing dates
lhsre days later Than those brought by tic
Balilr. send sou Al the late hour Al
which il is received, Few items Of intel
ligence IRON Frame. 10 whiei connliy y
The whole worli is now looking with in'
ieresl.
The voting in the French Army 81
President was. n The laies; daies. ,fngres
slne-snd was ,rrv nearly all for I.uuii
Napoleon. The Departments heard fron
stood-fm l.nuis Napoleon. Sixly-Fiv,
Thousan.l-Againsl him, Thirly-Fiyt
Hundred. Nearly twenty 10 one.
Four nore Departments we've place,
in a state Of siege.
Every day increased The power AM
authority Of Louis Napoleon. and weak
ened The opposition. The divisions o
disturbances were very Few. and "f a yer.
limited extent. The prompt measures
The President had subdued every Thin!
like open resistance.
The total number nf arrests mp 10 III,
latest dates were Eighteen Hundred. NJ
Thiers. who had heen liberated. was re
arrested, and sent 10 the prnssian lrnn
| Tier.
Several legions IL The National Gu1r'
have heen ,lisarmed upon suspirlon 81 dis
affection.
Members of The Mountain had left lh,
country.
Seventy three Newspapers have hceI
suppressed fs speaking with loo mncl
| freedom.
Ii was announced that Louis Napoleon
would receive The co.nicnance ul all ih'
Mrnarrhiral Cabinets.
ENGLAND.-ihp intelligence frnm Eng
land pnss.sses little or M interest. aud il,'
same remark applies % The nature nf ih'
adyiccs from lhc nlhrr States 81 Europe
Austria and Hungary An arme,
revolt has Just been discovered as a
bout to break ont among the Austrian
troops at Holstein, who are compose,
principally Of Hungarian noblemcn
who have been compelled to sersetjI
| the ranks as private soldiers. The,
were, however, detected and rcpulsca
bv their superior officers.
| Count potoski, an agentn kossuth's
has been arrested at Rensburg, and pro.
CARNATIONS found in his possession adj.
dressed to the soldiers, exciting them
to revolt. lie also had with him copies
Of kossutl,'s speeches in England.
The hungarian residence of Gcner'
al lIaynau has been DESTROYED By lire
/ the work Of an incendiary. Haynar
came near being burned to death IN tn
house.