New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-12
The News by the Africa.

'eii'tih III Siilte Ol siege. II Is reported Dy tle
africn, that the army Of Algeria had declared
against the r0up Frtat Of Louis Napoleon, and
confirmation is added to the rumor by the fnct
that Algeria is named in the list Of depart
ments in a stale of siege
The Genoa papers Of the 12th Of December
state that the troops in Africa are incensed at
the imprisonment Of their generals.
Rome was illuminated ON receiving the news
of the usIlrpati0n of Louis Bonaparte, and the
French garrison are said to have declared them
selves, at the instance Of Gen. Gemcau, favor
able TO the change in the Government Of France
4 letter from Paris, dated Wednesday Deceln.
Der 18th, says:
60 Great attention is paid to the return Of
votes from Algeria. The large army in that
colony have, it is said, declared against Louis
Napoleon. The army on which he has counted
the army, by means Of which he has hitherto
worked out his tyrannous will--can no longer
| be relied upon. An unmistakeable symptom of
revolt has been shown. The decision Of the
army Of Algeria may. perhaps, form the turn
| ing point Of afaire Several regiments have
voted in the negative and others abstained On
this account the votes of the army are no lon
ger published. The Elysee is greatly piqued
also at the hostile votes Of the Ecole Poytech-
niqle, the Ecole de St Cyr, the Ecole d Applca-
ton at Metz, and the pupils OF the Military Hos
pital Of the Val de Grace"
The Paris daily prints are publishing some
extraordinary statements i'll regard to the adj
hesion Of certain eminent men to the cause of
Louis Bonapartc, which appear to be grossly
false. Thus, for example, Bonapartist prints
asserting that the.l4egitimists were able to sup
port him in his usurpation
NJ. BeTlyer and NJ. Ealoux compelled Mon
talembert to deny this publicly 50 far as they
We're concerned, and VI. Faloux has denied enl-
phatically the story that lie had offered the
President the support Of all the Legitimists. if
he would at once strike down and get rid of the
Socialist minority
Count Beugnot has declared that he is not q
member Of the Consultative Commission. and
has written a letter to the President, protesting
thus against TIE dishonor done him.
'' after your perjury of the I'd of December,
you thought fit to appoint me member of the
| Consultative Commission without having CON
suited me. think it my duty to inform you
that | should deem myself dishonored by ac-
cepting such mission
1t was reported also that Cavaignac had given
in his adhesion to the President. but this report
| also was contradcted. Cavaignac has been re-
leased from his imprisonment, at least it is so
announced in the Constitutionnei 1t is said
that his marriage with Mile Oder was solemn
lied in the fort Of Ham, and that the newly
married pair are about to take their departure
for Holland whore the family Of Mile Odier re-
side
Inc following Is SORT OF chronicle OF What
has been passing in France since the last ad-
vices:
p,p,s noo 10 Tto ,.,,os. ~ +l,o NAVY. ,,,, ~
Dee II ON fine Presidents npncal TO the conn
try. are as follows Voters, S567. For the Pre-
sident, 6242 against, 2l54 abstentoms, Ill
The Minister of Marine has presented to the
President the adhesion of the officers of the
| navy Mt NIoyseil1es
Several fresh papers appear to-day, among
which are the F,iioH. ODiaiou pubiigHp
pyeSse and l'0ry0i,e
NJ. Emile lie Girardin has retired from the di-
rectiou and c,iitorshin of the P,esse. NJ. ]
Permleaud is appointed hv the proprietors, editor
| in his place
Several Of the provincial journals publish the
following telerraphic tlispatch from the Minister,
Of the interior to the Projects Give the most
severe orders to arrest the Montagnard and So
| cialst chiefs who may endeayor to ,ruit France
| after their deteat in Paris"
! Gems. Ilarispe and Valiant are promoted to
/ the dignity of Marshals Of France
! Gen. Raudan is appointed Governor of AL
gera
The only departments where the insurrecton
holds out are the Bases Alpes and the Var.
PARIS. Dec. 14-The ,H0ujfeuy puhlisbes 4
ney adit;nn If -S ,na,nhnrs ,yhonrn tn f,r,, tha
| Consultative Commission The Commission is
summoned 10 meet on the o3d of December. for
the purpose of examining the votes on the Pre-
si,lentiol election NJ Prosner Hocbct ;s on-
pointed Secretary General Of the Commission,
| and NJ Denis Lerarlc Secretary of the Minutes
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