Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-01
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
IFrOm the Louisville und Madison Paper.-I
FURTHER NEWS FROM FRANCE.

i NEWS FROM FKANCE-
News from Paris to the 9th inst has been telegraph
ed from London Liverpool synopis of which is here
given The decree of the President appeared to-day,
ordering the voting, which TO take place the GOTH
to be secret instead Of public There are rumors to-day
of continued fighting various quarters OF the suburbs
but they relied The latest published accounts
that the insurgents have been put down. bat not
without a severe struggle. The accounts from the
provinces generally favorable the President,
whose movements are rapid, silent, and firm.
During Thursday evening many barrlcades were
thrown IN various quarters oil Paris. At III o'clock
whilst body of five Thousand troops passing along
the Bouevards, several shots fired from the neigh
boring passages and houses. The firing returned
by the troops and the combat continued with spirit for
about half an kour. Farther down the Boulevards can
and muskets freely employed until four O'clock
when the fighting in that quarter ceased but
tinued with vigor in other sections No definite patcu-
lars have been published and little is known beyond the
fact that conflict has taken place. Many persons
engaged either side have been killed wounded.
At London, on Friday evening" the latest accounts
received from Paris represent the troops successful at
all the points Hundreds Of French refugees left Lonl
had the entire control of the telegraph lines and had STOP
ped the transmission of all messages.
The Paris correspondents Of the London Herald and
Chronicle state that Gen. CassIilan at Lyons and Gen.
Evymier had declared against the President. bn this is
denied Doubts also entertained Of Gen. Mgnos
disposition towards the government. Strasburg and
2heims said to have risen. The Daily News states
that Gen. Newmoyer is marching from the north with
four regiments, and will oppose the President. The
correspondent Of the Times says that an attempted
enute at Droyet suppressed promptly and that the
most reliable accounts from that department are avor
able to the Presidents
PRUssIA-Our advices from Berlin, which are to the
I'd inst, say that the from Paris, received by tee
graph, caused the most intense excitement The bust
OF the Assembly suspended, aud the Ministers
withdrew to hold a cabinet council.
RESURRECTION IN SIcILY.-Thc latest dates from
Palermo furnish accounts OF attempted insurrecton
in Sicily by Baron we and other nobemen with view
to proclaim the independence of Sicily and compel the
King to abdcate in favor of his Francis. A portion
of the inhabitants of Palermo in favor of the pro-
iect butt by the prompt energy of the authorities, the
movement checked. Arrests had been made in
cnding of the officers of the Thirteenth Regiment
BY the Gibraltar steamer of the 18th ult., we have
later advices from Smyrna, via Malta. The French
feet had bombarded Robat and Sulla for eight hours
causing great destruction of property The French al
suffered slight injury from the return fire Of the
Castle of Robbat 1t is also reported that the French
feet had proceeded To Tangiers, for the purpose Of
bombarding that place. The British shp-of-war,
James had been despatched Tangiers protect the
interests Of the British subjects there
ENGLAND.-It is understood that arrangements
in progress among the officers of the Arctic expedition
to bcsow some national testimonial upon Mr.. Grinne
ton from New York in search Of Sir John Franklin
INDIA-The overland mail from I6dia had arrived at
London on the Sd inst. The relations between the
British and the tribes along the northwest frontier
had occurred Bombay hut the rioters dispersed
without loss of life. Many shops plundered and
women violated.
New YORK Dec. % s P. M
Intelligence Of tremendous flood at Chagres has just
been received. Houses, cattle and vessels lost
out to and lost.
New York Dec %. 8 P. NJ.
About SIS 900 has been received by Kossuth since his
arrival here.