Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival Of the steamer Atlantic.

| Arrival OF The Steamer Atlantic.
Bo1aparts's Election Coafrm.d-Ea1s,s
| Of Victor Hugo Gen. Faraignac set as
Liderty-Ihs Aastrians fakea mart of
the Hungarian Fand- EngiisM Tfar.
elsrs Watchsd-impo tam Neps from
! h4iy.
| New ToRx, Jon, s.
The steamship A,lanic, Cap. Wes.,
from Liverpool, with les 10 the 24hult
arrived at6P. M. yesterday.
The news from England is Of veey little
importance.
The reception of Kossu,h In New York
is theme Of much commen, in Engiono.
/ FsAHcs.-The balioiing clcsed ia Paris,
on Saturday evening, the 2ist ult., an ID
complies tranquility, and without undue x.
ci;emsns of any kind.
The result of the balIoning 10 t2 Arr
d;.emen,s of Paris was rs fellows. Yes. f,.r
the proposition, 1872, ait; no, s0,I6i.
Al 0 o'clock On Monday returns ir,s,
the Depaftmen $, received from Pari.; gs,a
the folawing results: Yes. 1889
NJ, $4,000.
Numerous depu,atlons, reprssen, i.x
trades and the manufactures Of Paris, heao-
ed bj M. Lenornoix, presented on Sai..-
day, an address to the President of lhe Rs-
public, expressive Of their deep gratitude
for the measures he had adopted. -
Al Rouen, votes were affirmative. rs.
09b; negative, 6,el0.
Al L'sIe. affirmative, 5o,272; negatir~,
e,I51.
A.Augers. affirmative, s.se7 ress, Va.
1925,
AT Amiens, bishop, clergy, and rsligio,s
congregations voted openly in the affitm..-
tive.
PARis.-A correspondent, Of the Lond a
Times says that in the ACCOMPLISHMENTS Il
Parts, inhl bled more particularly by We. K.
men, the mfjnriiy for the Presiden, las
been pulled; while in these quarters il hh..-
lied BY ntb'es, neutrality has been slIoig,y
manifested.
The working classes generally manifss,
strong hopes i'll L"uis n poleon, belieyeiLg
:hht he is S"cinl:st in the proper sense a
the word:-that he is already contemplate
| ing and will soon execute DEGREES tesiiiyir
tins regard for then; and that he II OPP
ply doctrines that nave their sympatbies,
and theories that will give them material
~e...being uGd Chief exi-tence TO lie Bor-
geoise. l hey also believe that advoDln e .
to them from The prolonga.ion ef Tie pew.
ers oil Napoleon " II be equally greet.
The Bishop OF S;raisbou,g 6 bad addressed
Iel,er 10 The clergy Ct his diocese, urging
Them to vote in the Dth maIive.
Mr.. DeWnrby, Minister of the Interior.
demanded the at,eid nee OF the Printers Of
| Paris, and informed them that the intention
of Government was 10 prohibited publica.
ton, unless previously approved Of uny
PAM h st OF less than Ten sheets.
Victor Hugo made his escape into Bel.
GUM, by cans of tn se passports.
Paris, Monday, 8 o'clock p. M.-The
kno" result { election gives 2 0O0, ,g0U
v,,ss for, and 60O,000 against Napof. on.
a definite majority Of 1000. 900 is expected
for .be President.
Gen. Cnvnignac arrived in Paril on
Saturday light, having been liberated Oh
that afternoon.
A. the election 10 now over, the Presi-
dent thinks the time hns arrived when ha
can with safety to himself set free her
Generals, and report waa current that
they were to be liberated.
Latest accounts from Paris represent TIE
President as continuing determined TO op.
pose the abolition of Octroi duties He
il also determined on making some erper.
imenls in making protective system.
VIENNA, Dec. II, 1851.
AusrRIA.-No,es complaining OF the
dangerous support given TO political reiu
gees in England, were press ned to the
English foreign Office, by the represents
lives of the Austrian, Russian and Ger.
man Confederation, OF the 18th. SIM.
lar note was handed in by the Board III
Lord CowIey, ai Frankfort. Austria will
Hot hesitate to adopt measures which will
make ii inconvenient fer Engli,hmen iu
travel in the Austrian States as long ~
past complaints of the Imperial Govern.
nent are not attended TO in London, ami
an organized communication between lie
revolutionary party in England aud all
continental States, is carried on and is un.
der protection ofthe law.
The English will have less cause Of cor
plant, ms the duration Of the measure ~Id
depend upon themselves.
A considerable sum Of money, which
had been forwarded to Hungary, 5y Lon.
don democrats has fallen into the hands OF
the Government. 1t IS supposed 10 havs
been brought into Hungary BY emisaries.
English travellers are closely watched.
Arch Duke Alber, returned TO Bundy
and Pes,h. 10 take op tie reins Of Govern.
men. lie retains the title Of Civil and
Military Governor.
MnEocco -Advices from Morocco state
ilial The differences between the Emperor
ard the French are far from terminating.
A letter from Gibraltar, under date Of tho
20;h, states thai the Emperor has refused
ia ratify the treaty, and is marching to.
wards Tangier, with AZ. 900 men.
Worlds Fair In Ntw York.
A petition has been presented, to tho
Board OF Alderman, from Edward Riddle
| ~ .;u,ad h., ,av.r.I N, rbo N o. . III ,.L.,.