The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-01-24
Reported expressly for The Galcna Daily Advertiser
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
New YORK, Jan. 4

I
Liverpool, with dates to the 23d ult., ar
rived at P. NJ. yesterday.
The news from England is Of very lit
tie importance.
( The reception Of Kossuth in New York
is the theme of much comment in the
English papers.
! The balloting closed in Paris. Oh Sum
day, the 2lst ult., amid complete tranquil
ity and without undue excitement of any
kind. The result of the balloting in the
! 18th Arondissement of Paris was as fol-
lows: Yeas for the proposition 1927;
Nays 9O,l7l. At 6 o'clock on Monday,
J the Departments received at Paris gave.
Yeas l,57S,0OO; Nays 2l7,0OO. MI
merous deputations representing the
trades and manufactures of Paris, headed
by M. LemornoiX, presented on Saturday,
an address to Louis Napoleon, expressive
OF their deep gratitude for the measures
he adopted. At Rouen there was Yeas.
24,000; Nays 6,7l0. At Lis,e, Yeas
1897; Nays, 9l52. At Anglers, Yeas
1898; Nays 1864. At Amiens, Bish-
ops, Clergymen and religious congrega-
tions voted openly in the affirmative.
"A correspondent of the London Times
says: 4" In the ACCOMPLISHMENTS of Paris,
inhabited more particularly by workmen,
a majority for the President has been poll
ed, but in those quarters inhabited by no.
bles, neutrality has been strongly mani
tested. The working classes generally
manifested hope in Louis Napoleon, be-
lieving him to be a Socialist in the proper
sense of the word, that he is already con-
templating, and will soon execute DEGREES
testifying his regard for them, and that he
will apply doctrines that will sympathize
with them in their views that he will
give the Bourgeoisc the chief influence in
the State.
The Bishop of Stratsburg had address,
ed letter to the Clergy Of his Diocese,
urging them TO vote in the affirmative.
M. De Garne, Minister of the Interior,
demanded the attendance of the Printers
OF Paris, and informed them that the in
:ention of the President was to prohibit
the publication, unless personally approx
ed of, Of any pamphlet of less than ten
sheets. Victor Hugo made his escape
into Belgium by means of false passports.
| Monday, 22d, 8 P. M.-The known
result of the election gives 2,9OO, ,OOOvotes
for and 600, 900 against Napoleon. A def
mite majority of 100000 is expected
for Louis Napoleon for President.
AUsTRIA.-Notes complaining of the
dangerous support given to political ref
ugees in England, were presented to the
English Foreign Office, by the reprcsen-
tatives Of Russia, Austria, and the Ger
man Confederation on the 12ih.
A considerable sum of money which
had been forwarded to Hungary bv the
London committees, has fallen into the
hands of the Austrian Government. Eng
lish travellers arc closely watched.
lTALY.-With the exception of 300
men of 10000 composing the French gar
rison at Rome, all had signed affirmative
ly the question of the French Presidency,
and the best discipline prevailed. The
Republican clubs had dedided that no in
novation would be attempted.
From Washington.
WAsuINGToN, Jan. 5. d.
There is reason to believe here, that
the offence of the Prometheus will be sat
isfactorily adjusted, and that no British
force will be maintained at San Juan here
after. Mr.. Webster's despatch on this
subject has been sent TO Lord Pamerston,
and its high spirit is commended.
kossuth has informed the committee on
the proposed banquet, that he will not, on
that occasion, discuss the question of in
tervention.
The health of Mr.. Clay continues to
improve, and it is understood that he will
endeavor to address the Senate, Monday
or Tuesday, on the resolution Of which
Mr.. Clark Of Rhode Island gave notice on
Friday, as to the policy of the U. S. Gov
crnmcnt on Intervention. Gov. Kossuth,
at an interview with the committee Of
Columbus, Ohio, distinctly declined TO go
West.
The banquet to Kossuth will be given
Wednesday this evening.
New YoRK. Jan. 6.
The steamer Empire State arrived from
New Orleans and Havana, with news
from the latter to the 3Oth ult.
Hon. Judge Sharkey, American Consul.
with his family, arrived on the Both De-
cembcr.
HEAVY FoRcERY.-A man calling him
self John B. Rand, an Englishman, was
arrested on Saturday for passing to Lei
cester & Co., of this city, for goods sold
and not delivered, certificates for ninety
four shares in the Boston and Washington
Railroad, altered from 94 to 9400; also,
a sealed package, which was opened. and
found to contain only cancelled checks on
London house.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 5.
The Legislature organized at 9 o'clock.
In the Senate, resolution to welcome
Kossuth was introduced and referred to
a select committee of five.