Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-09
LATEST NEWS.
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AGARA.
Three Days Later from Europe.
PromuIgation file New French Coasti
tuition Some Of its Detdiis-National
Guards Disbandcd-More French VIC
TINS &c.
HALIFAX, Dec. 4.--The steamer Mag.
ara, which sailed from Liverpool on the
18th ult, bound for New York, put in here
this morning short of coal, having expe-
rienced succession Of heavy storms
throughout her passage.
She sailed for New York at 4 o'clock
this afternoon. having Obtained suficiency
Of coal.
1t is announced that the Constitution
will be promulgated between the 18th and
Goth. to allow time for the publication of
the most important organic laws.
The Moniteur publishes the new Con
siituiion. As indicated in the proclama-
ton, the President is to be the responsible
Governor for ten years. Justice is to be
dispensed in his name. He has the initia-
ton of all laws, and the right of pardoning
commands the land and the sea forces
declares war and makes trcatics-appoints
all functionaries. The oath required from
all public officers is, " swear obedience to
the Constitution and fidelity to the Presi-
dent"
In the case of the death of the Presi
dent, the Senate convokes the people for a
new election. The President being emit
tied by secret deed to desi gnate the citizen
who merits the confidence Of the people.
The papers are filled with accounts of
the removal Of prisoners sent 10 Cayenne.
Among them are two additional represen-
taiivcs. Eight political prisoners had been
Transferred to Toulon.
The second list of prescribed persons
was to have appeared in the Monteur, but
was postponed. 1t was said to contain the
names of the most eminent members of the
Council of State and several editors of the
Orleanist papers.
On Monday, the 18th. in execution of
the decree of dissolution of the National
Guards, quantity of arms were given up
to the authorities, and afterwards taken to
the Tuilerics for safe keeping.
The forts previously occupied by the
National Guards are now guarded by
troops from the Seine.
A decree has been issued declaring that
within three days the property of abscond-
ing insurgents would be sequcstrated.
The London Times announces that Ma
polcon is about to strengthen his position
by matrimonial alliance with Swedish
Princess, the daughter Of Oscar, and the
grandeur ghter on the mothers side Of
Eugene Beanharnois. She is % years of
age, and Of French descent.
ENGLAND.
Nothing new has transpired in Eng gland,
and although the approaching propagation
Of Parliament excited some attention, the
affairs Of France were the general topics
of discussion.
VIENNA. Jan. l2.-The Emperor has
ordered that in all royal DEGREES be is to he
styled His Imperial. Royal, Apostolic
Majesty
The coronation of Francis Joseph takes
place early IN the Spring
The Charge d'Afaires Of the United
States and the Turkish Ambassador and
Swiss Envoy. were not invited to banquet
given by the FIRST minister Of the crown.
DENMARK.
TIE Danish Government have Yielded
to the demands Of Austria and Russia, re-
speeding the Duchies. and the question is
settled. subject to the ratification Of the
Cham 5crs.
THE MARKETS.
Liverpool. Jan. i7.-Brown& Shipleys
Circular, Of the 10Th. says that large Ju-
siness has been done in cotton. since the
sailing of the last steamer. Sales Of the
week 40,900-to spectators 1870 bales;
for export 2,s4O.
The arrival Of the Europa Created more
confidence and better prices The market
closed firmly at the preceding weeks
prices. Sales to day 6.O00; stock in port
40S,000 bales, Of hich 225,000 are A.
mcrican, against 455.00O last year, of
which 25S.0O were American.
BREADsTuEPs.-Indian corn has i'm
proved Is Cd 2s. and good demand al
sos Cd to 34s for mixed and yellow, and
32s for " hiic.
There is a fair demand for -four and
wheat at last weeks price. Western bar
rel lSs a 2ls Cd; Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Ohio. 2ls 22s; sour It's a 1ss.-
Wheat, white. 6s Is 81; ed IS 2da5s 3D.
Later from France.
PARIS. Jan. bit is rumored that tn.
Moniteur this day will contain the names
fthe acknowledgements those cf the
Council Of Stafe-and ON Sunday, shc
Electoral Law.
1t is supposed that the age required to
eniiile a man TO vote " Ill be varied from
20 to 25 years.
The National Guards have delivered
their uniforms qu;rtly.
Emile Girardin has been ordered to
leave Paris. Heproceeds to London via
Belgium.
A remarkable change has taken place
in the price Of Fren:h bullion. Gold coin
al Paris had reached par.
1t is said that the President styles Linn