Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-08
From New York.

New YoRK, Jan. D.
Steamship Atlantic, Capt. West from Liverpool
dates TO the oath ult -arrived p. m yesterday.
News from England of very little Importance Re-
ception of Kossuth in New York. is a theme much com
mented upon by English papers.
FRANcE-Balottng closed in Paris on Sunday even
ing 21st ut., amid complete tranquility and without
undue excitement OF any kind The result of balotine
in II ACCOMPLISHMENTS of Paris, follows: ayes for
the proposition 132 2l7 nays, 50 l6 At O'Clock
Monday, returns from departments, received Paris
gave the following resus-yeas LIE, COO; nays 20s
O5O Numerous Populations representing trades and
manufacturers of Paris headed by Nj. LemornoiX pre-
scented Saturday address 10 the president Of the
Republic, expressive of heir deep gratitude for meas
he had adopted At Rouen, affirmative
% 900 negative 6S 600; Isle affirmative so 272 mega
tive 9, l52. At Amens, bishop, clergy, and religious
congregations voted openly in the affirmative.
Paris correspondent Of the London Times says that in
the ACCOMPLISHMENTS Of Paris inhabited particular ~
by workmen, majority for the President has been poll
ed while in those quarters inhabited by the nobesse
neutrality has been strongly manifested The working
classes generally manifest strong hopes in Louis NapO
leon, and believe that he is socialist proper
OF the word-that he is already plating, and viii
execute decree showing his sOliciudc for them
and that he will apply doctrines that have their
hies and theories, that will give them material we'll
log and cheap existence. The Bourguse also believe
that advantages to them from proonaaUn Of powers OF
Napoleon will be equally great. Bishop of Shrewsbury
had addressed letter The clergy of his diocese urg-
ing them to vote in the affirmative NJ Dewarny, min
ister of the interior commanded the attendance of the
of the Government was prohibit the publication, Gun
less previously approved) u any pamphlet oil less than
three sheets.
Victor Hugo made his escape into Belgium.
PARIS, MoNDAY.-The known result OF The election
gives 900 900 for and GOO 600 against Louis Ma
Poleon The definite majority Of 1000, 200 is expected
for the President
Gen. Cavaignac arrived in Paris on Saturday night
having been liberated that afternoon. As the election Is
over, the President thinks the time has arrived
when he with safety himself set free other Gene
rails, and report that they be iher-
ated Latest from Paris report the President
continuing determined proposing abolition Of octroi
duties; he is also determined making expert
ments IN a protective system.
AUsTRIA-Vienna, Dec. i7h-Notes complaining OF
dangerous support given political refugees IN England
presented TO English Foreign Office, from Repre-
sentatvcs Of the Russian, Austrian and German
federation On the 18th, similar note handed in
by Bund TO Lord Cowly, at Frankfort. Austria will
not hesitate TO adopt measures which VIII make 1t ncon
venien for Engshmen to travel in Austrian States.
long past compliments Of the Imperial Government
attended TO in London, organized communi-
cation between the revolutionary party OF England and
all continental States is carried under protection OF
law. The considerable which had been forwarded
to Hungary by London democrats, has fallen tie
hands OF Government. 1t is supposed TO have been
brought into Hungary by emssafies. English travel
lers closely watched. Arch Dixie Albert returned
Buda and Pesth, to take tie rens Of government
He retains the title of Civil Military Governor
MoRocco-Advces from Morocco state that differ
between the Emperor and French far from
termination. letter lron. Gibralter, under date Of
the 10th. state that the peror has refused raty
the treaty, and is marching towards Tangier with 90,
Oo0 men.
ITALY.-With the exception of 800 men of 10000
comprising the French garrison at Rome, all had signed
afrmayey question of French Presidency, and the
best discipline prevailed. The Republican Club had
decided that government could be attempted pres
ent. The Pope was highly pleased with the Of
events in France.