The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-04


The news from France shows at least that the govern.
ment was extremely anxious to make il appear that the
country is becoming tranquil In some OF the depart
mens The dispatches state that the resistance 10 the gov
eminent has been put down Business is reyving, and
manufactures, which at first completely paralyzed
are resumng somewhat OF their former activity.
The army, however in Agiers is il seems discomfort.
ed, and has deared itself against the usurpation. In
consequence, the government of Louis Napoleon has
added Algeria to the thirty three other departments which
are proclaimed TO be in state of siege The Genoa pa.
pers OF the 18th OF December state that the troops in
Africa incensed al the Imprisonment of their generals
Rome was Illuminated receiving the news of the
usurpaon OF Louis Bonapare, and the French garrison
are said 10 have declared themselves the instance
General Genean favorable TO the change the govern
ment Of France
II is said in the advices received in Great Britain from
Spain that the Queen Of that kingdom has pardoned al
the Americans detained prisoners for the part taken BY
them in the invasion of Cuba.
A letter from Paris, dated Wednesday, December
17th, says:
Great attention is paid TO the return Of votes from
Algeria; The large army in that colony have il is said
declared against Louis Napoleon. The arm on which
he has counied-the army, by means OF which he has
hitherto worked out his tyrannous wll--can no longer
be relied upon An unmistakeable symptom Of revolt
has been shown. The decision of the army of Algeria
may, perhaps form the turning point OF affairs Several
regiments have voted in the negative and others abb
stained On This ACCOUNT the votes OF the army are no
longer published The Elysee is greatly plqued also al
the hostile votes Of The Ecole Polylechnque the Ecole
de St Cyr the Ecoe dapplicalion Metz and the pu-
pills OF the Military Hospital of the Val de Grace"
The Paris daily prints publishing extraordi-
nary statements in regard 10 the adhesion of certain emf
nent the Of Louis Bonaparte which appear
to be grossly false Thus. for example, Bonapartist
prints assert that the legitimsls able support
him in his usurpation
M Berger and M Falloux compelled Monalembert
10 deny this publicly, SO far as they were concerned
and NJ Falloux has denied emphalicay the story that
he had offered the President the support of all the leg
mis,s he would strike down and get rid of the
socialist minority
Count Beugnot has declared that he is not member OF
the consultative commission and has written letter
the President protesting thus against the dshonor done
him:
"Afer your perjury of the "a of December, you
thought nj to appoint me member OF The consultative
commission without having consulted me- | think my
duty 10 inform you that should deem myself dishonored
by accepting such mission"
II was reported also that Cavagnac had given in his
adhesion 10 the President, but this report also was con-
tradcted Cavagnac has been released from his mprs-
onmentat least il is announced IN the CONSTITUTIONS
neil 1t is said that his marriage with Mademoiselle
Oder solemnzed in the fort of Ham. and that the
newly married pair about 10 take their departure oI
Holland where the family Of Madame Oder reside.
The following is sort OF chronicle of what has been
passing in France since the last advices:
PARIS, December H.
The votes OF the navy up 10 December IL, on the
Presidents appeal to the country, are as follows Vo-
ters, S,567 for the President, 6,2i2 against q 54 alb.
stentions, Ill.
The Minister of Marine has presented TO the President
the adhesion of the officers of the navy Marseiles
Several fresh papers appear to-day among which are
the Ua,on, Opinon Pubiique, Presse, and Corsaire.
NJ. Emile de Girardin has retired from the direction
and editorship OF the Prese NJ j. Perodeaud Is ap-
pointed by The proprietors editor in his place
Several OF the provincial journals publish the following
teegaphc despatch from the Minister OF the Interior 10
the Projects Give the most severe orders the
Montsgnsrd and socialist chiefs who may endeavor 10
quit France after their defeat in Paris"
Generals Harispe and valiant promoted TO the
dignity OF marshals OF France
General Raudan is appointed governor OF Algeria.
The only departments where the lnsurrecon holds out
are the Basses-Alpes and the Var.
PARIS, December 49,.
The legitimsts in Britanny have everywhere come
forward aid the government in putting down disturb
ances while maintaining their protest against The illegal
government imposed upon the country. The Mobihan
and Fins,ere have followed the example of the Cotes-
du Nord and the le e VIlane The councils general
OF the former departments have passed unanimously a
resolution stating that they will be nfexble 10 assisting
the authorities 10 suppress all disorder but hey protest
against the act OF the 81 of December violent
sumption of illegal supremacy.
On Friday night, three conveys OF carriages containing
10 all six hundred prisoners, arrested IN consequence OF
the events oil last week. suCcessVely
rie for the fort Biceire where the prisoners placed
in TO await their trial by court-mara Each
convoy composed OF two hundred prisoners, anked
on each side by double line of infantry and proceeded
and followed by detachment OF lancers
PARIS, December a.
The Monitt,r publishes new edition of ITS members
who are TO form the consultative commission The
commission is summoned to meet on the 23d OF Decem-
Der, for the purpose of examining the votes on the
presidential election M. Prosper Hochet is appointed
secretary general OF the commission, and NJ Denis La
garde secretary OF the minutes.
The Nonsur also publishes decree putting an end TO
the ex,raod dinary missions OF NJ Maurice Duval TO
Fniserre earlier to the Cher and NJ Berard TO the
Somme. From this II would appear that no further dan.
ger is apprehended in these departments.
News from the departments is T" reassurlng," except
ing the Basses where however, The chief towns,
Dgne and Ssleon have been recapured by The troops
M Neltement has been set al liberty. NM Creion and
Duverger de Hauranne still at Vncennes M Theirs
arrived at Mayence on the 10th Several changes
made among judicial funcionares. General Arnghi de
Padau has received the grand cross OF the legion oil
honor.
PARIS December IS.
Yesterday Generals Oudinot de Reggie and de Laus.
ton were released from the fortress OF Mont Yaerien,
where they have been confined since the 4h inst The Con-
sionne says that The following representatives, who
were confined at Yincennes, Mazas, and Mont Valeren,
Eugene Sue, Ceyras, Chamot, Charbonneau, Chanet,
Cremieux, Jules de Las,cyre, Lagarde, Thurol de la
Rosiere Netlement Hannequain, Gavaret Cutter, and
KestDer NM Creton and Duvergier de Hauranne are
still confined at Yncennes and MN Pascal Dupfa Pts.
catory Antony Thouret, Lairade, Emile Pean Renaud,
and Besse at Mont Valerien.
PARIs, December 49,
The 9Th legion OF the national guard i. dissolved
This legion corresponds TO the district OF Paris bounded