Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1852-01-06
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, jan 4.
The steamer Atlantic arrived at her wharf at five
O'Clock this evening. bringing dates from Liverpool 10
the 24lh
She brings important and interesting commercial
and political intelligence.
The balloling on the proposition for sustaining the
President in his new form of Government closed al
Paris Sunday evening, the 2ls ult. The result of
the voting ia II aondiesemenS OF Paris stood, yeas
1872, az TO 81. lGlih the negative.
AT O'Clock on Monday evening the returns from
the Departments received ct PARIS gave the following
reeui,s-yeas 776,GA0; nays POI 900.
Numerous depnations representing the trade and
manufactures of Paris, headed by Mons LrmOrnaix,
presented Saturday address 10 the President OF
the Republic expressing their deep gratitude or the
measures they had adopted.
At Rouea the votes were yeas rs, 900, nays 6Sl0.-
AT Lite the yeas were 5o272, nays 9,i52 at Angers,
yeas 9, 1877, nays ,625.
AT Amen the Bishop, clergy. and religious cengre
cations voted openly in the affirmative.
The Pars corresp ondent OF the London Times says
that in the reimbursement of Paris inhabited by the
working classes maorties in favor OF the President
have been polled, whilst in tho quarters inhabited by
the old nobesse neutrality has been strongly manieted
The working classes generally manifest strong hopes in
Louis Napoleon believing that he il Socialist in the
proper OF the term, and that he ia contemplating,
and will soon execute DEGREES tssyng his solicuds
for them; aud that he will apply those doctrines with
which they sympathse aud those theories that wall give
them a material well being and cheap existence
The Bourgeoise also believe that the advantages to
them ON the prolongation OF the powers OF Napoleon,
will b. equally great.
The Bishop Of Stransberg has addressed letter to
the clergy oths diocese urging them to vote 10 the at
frmative.
Victor Hugo had made his eacaps into Belgium by
means ola false passport.
PARIS, Monday, ed, Pm.
The result Of the election, as tar heard from
gives 2 900 600 votes Tor Napoleon, and 800 900
against him. being deinitive majority OF 1900 900 in
favor OF the President
General Cavaignac arrived in Paris on Friday night
having been liberated that afternoon.
As the election is over, Napoleon thinks that
the has arrived when he with safety set free
the other Generals and report was current that they
had been liberated on Tuesday.
AT Soure the whole garrison OF 10 900 men, with the
exception OF 300 signed in the affirmative and the best
discipline prevailed.
The Republican Clubs in Paris have decided that
no Republican Government can be attempted now in
France.
ROME
Intelligence from Rome states that the Pope i
highly pleased with the eyens that have lransped in
France.
ENGLAND.
There was but little OF interest stirring in EGG
land.
Kossu,h's reception in New York is theme oil COM
ment in the English papers.
AUSTRIA.
Dates from Vienna 10 December II, state that notes
complaining of the dangerous support given TO polltl-
cal fugi ives in England were presented the English
foreign Office by the representatives. OF Russia, Aus
= tria Prussia and the German Confederation. On the
1 18th similar note also handed to Lord Crowley
Frankfort, asserting that Austria will not hesitate
adopt measures which will make it inconvenient OF
6cult for Englishmea 10 travel In the Austrian