The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-01-22
Arrival of the Atlantic.

New YORK, Jan. ).
S,g,1 hip Atlantic, Capt. West from Liv-
c.fr0'. with dates 10 The ed ult arrived
al . p. VI. yesterday.
The news from England is of very little
impprnnee.
The leception of kossuth in New York,
O.. ihg Il .-inc OF much comment in the Eng
j,b p~urrs. .r
Ia- hsIIoii:.s closed ia Paris, Oh Sunday,
to- !tsI uit., amid complete tranquility and
wGb sut uni!se excitement of any kind. i he
Is-- "a of the baIioting ~ the l2th AroDdis-
sewrLt f Paris was rs follows: Yeas for
% proposition 49,, al; Nays S0,I1l. At
o'clock on Monday the Departments re-
-rIyrt NJ Paris gave, Yeas ,5iS 900; Nays
.5nr3. Numerous, Populations represent
r1z iha trades and manufactures of Paris,
healed ~ NJ. Lemprnoix, presented on
= farlay, an address TO Louis Napoleon,
expressive Of ;hcir deep gratitude for the
rue7,ures he adapted. Az Rouen there were
AcaE, "a 900; Nays, 67IO. At Lisle, Yeas,
aa9f: Nays, 9I52. At Anglers, Yeas, 9S9S;
Sav> -, ga. At Ss,,iens. Bishops, Clrr-
:, aac, rnd reli-iofA congregations voted
urcug 10 the affirmative.
\ ru-respondcnt Of The Lmio1 Times
-aya- la the ACCOMPLISHMENTS of Paris, in
haIlrei more particularly by worknien, q
Hllgri; for the President has been polle,l,
tui s# those quarters inhabited 10y mobiles,
uru rs igy has been strongly manifested.
Inc 50 sing classes generally manifested
hop "a Louis Napoleon, believing him To
he o. Suciali.t ia the proper sense of the
g.ar,. tlist he i. already contemplating, and
sztl. ~,nu execute DEGREES tes,itying his re-
gar, Tor hem, aud that he will apply doc
l-iues ID At will sympaThize with them IN their
yrs,y,; hat he will give the Bourgeoise the
chef ,r.au-nce in The State.
The Bishop of SIratshurg had addressed
O. letter 20 the Clergy nt' his Diocese, urging
ja-rH lu sotr in III. affirmative.
NJ DeGarne, Minister Of the Interior,
deIrzul.l the httehdanre of the Printers Of
Para. and informed them that the intention
IL the President wa. Ia prohibit the publica-
ton, galess personally approved ot, any
pamphlet If less than ten sheets. Victor
Hog, I.aie his escape into Belgium by
u!rau> Of fal.e passports.
MONDAY, al, s y. M.-The known re-
suit Of he erection gives !, 600, 600 votes for
s.s.A 6;0 600 against Napoleon. 4 definite
Ira}1riiy of 1000, 600 u expected for Louis
Na.,.!.ou for Presnient. q.
AUsTFA.-Sntes complaining Of the dan
e-~ous support givenio political refugees in
FurCi.n Office, by tine representatives Of
Ilsal1, Austria and The German Confet!cr
.iioI "a The I2h.
4 cons siderable sum of money which bad
b-es flrwar,led To Hungary Ivy the London
roui'ni'iee-, has fallen intn the hands Of the
Austrian Government. English travellers
ARE clusely watched.
Morocco. -Advices from MorocrO state
hat the differences between the Emperor
aud The French are far from terminating.
1 letter from Gibraltar, under date Of the
gC,h uir, states that the Emperor has re-
fused to raiify the treaty, and Is matching
'ow ards Jangi-r, with 900 men. The
Pope was highly pleased with The course of
events 10 France.
iraLT.-With the exception Of 800 men
81 10, 600 composing the French garrison at
Rome. al had signed afiir,natively the ques-
roa ~ o.. French Presidency, aud the best
d.sciplia: prevailed. The Republican clul's
had DECIDED that no innovation would at
Iemntea.