Arrival of tl_ge..B-:il,tic.
_Y,on1r, Dec.;5_.23.
The steamer Baltic, Citpt. Eon'rstock;- arriv-
ed at her wharf;iit“4 q3¢loclr”this afterngi,é;,n.;
By this arriv§l‘?we"—'h‘§véiifritir day-3"’-rllater
intelligence than was brought by the Europe.
The - news-is~ of tire"-‘ trt',;ire_-c;' impart-;r‘rict-t::’*'?t“'
T,he_exnc;,t loss. by. the a,rmy_,in._~the late ep-
gagemént 5is"not known.’ V I 0'
One ,super_ior officer and fifteen soldiers
were killed, and three officers and one hun-
dred and sixty-four soldiers wounded; .;. ,
The London Mercantile Gazette riftlie\9ih'
says, the intelligence from. Paris this mom-
is consideredfavorable to the maintainance,
of,.ord,e_r.; b._!!l'.'li0';}il'§1ii‘tlte!‘_iiiiprovflntbnliilills ta-r
‘ltén place in l:-be stock markets.
-tThe- ’*lJo!l.Ses‘of“the’1‘v‘éifl*thy iegiittrit;-'t§'tv‘é’r'»5" ‘
entered on __the 6th and the proprietors ass-as-‘
sinated. .3 , .- , ’ ~
At Byreziers, tlit-Jprincipal persons of the
town had been murderr.-d. ’
It is said that ,M'arshnl Jerome Bonaparte
hasvvritten a strong letter to‘ the President
ehtreating him not to establish despotic tm-.
thority; but to call a_constitntional ‘assembly
‘to frame 21 constitution for Frtrrice.
Inst before the sailing ofthe Baltic :1 sec-
ond edition of tbe_'l‘im:s reported that Prince
do Joinville and the Duke do Aumale had
gone to Bclgittm to raise the standard of re-
volt against the military usurpation of Louis
Napoleon. , ‘
' ’All was quiet -in Paris. Com. Tlionias
Ap Catsby Jones had been shot on the Boul-
evard, and severelyiwounded.
On Friday cvening, 5t-li inst., at 4 o'clock,
‘the eight prisoners arrested on Monday mor-
ning, arrived at the fortress of Ram. Tliov
were escorted by 100 of the Gendarme:-lie
Mobile, and a squad of Sergents-de-Vill.-- --
it is stated that l0.men would have SUfllCt’(l.
_ » Gen. Cavnignac, is lodged in the sauna
apartment formerly occupied by Louis Na-
, me.
polcon. . . . . .
Four occupy the‘ upper and four the
lower story. in the latter is placed Gen.
Lamoricierc. The prisoners are Goricrnls
Cuvaignac, Cllfil’tg'al't'il(_*.‘-‘, L~.-ttzu, L‘liYitil‘lt"l(‘i‘t‘,
Bedeau, Col. Charras, M. M. Royer do t‘~.’ord
and Baze. , ‘
The President has lilicratorl M. 'l‘hir>rs
on account of his ill health, but only on con-
dition that he would leave the crtintry
The greatest loss on the portal the in-
eergcr.ts,, on 'l'hursd:.y was on the Boule-
vard Potssonnier,c Rue i\'l()l)l9l’gl.tt‘ll. Roe
Montmartre, Roe 'l'rnr-smznaim», Rue St.
~l\_tlt1ry,.aiiLl the Ptirle St. Denis.
i_ 'l‘hiit_v five bodies were found in heap
on Friday morning in tho fli‘.~‘l.-n8lD(‘(l Stretfii,
in addition to lllfisf‘. that had been rrsmoved,
and liodirs are still to be-seen at the doors of
many houses in the streeisjust nam.-.d.
Paris is occupied by an army of about
100,000 men, and there are no less than 100
guns exclusive oftht’ lutts.
A decree appears for the transportation to
Cayenne or Algiers for :1 term of from 6 to
10 ytrars, of all persons subjected to the Slit‘-
veillance of the high Police, who liave be
longed to secret :.ocietie,s.
' The Socialists have bent) committing
grentati'oci'.ies.,-atClrirnecy, and else»-.lrci'c.
The following pt r-.l.-mizttéori bv Loni.-A Ni-
poleon to the French penplr-.' is ar..ft1lly
drawn for effect atnong ll'lGt.‘r£;tlult_1l]S, as tvirl
be seen.
I
Plots, it/l'on»lav Evening.
The following Proclnniaiioo is nddres.-r_-ti
by Louis Napolveon to tho French people.
Fr‘e.'z<'/z*mo7i.-—'Disturbances, h:1vi.- (llSlipl,l(‘:-ll"
95- _ iWli_Ht8Vt.'i' be the decision oftlie p-'-Oplf-,
society is saved. 'l‘ht‘- first part ul my iaslr
is accomplished. The appeal to 'lll€‘_l't:t?_!:m
to terminate the strugggle.-'_of parties OCCtl:~.lnti-
ed, I knoiv, no se_tt-ins risk to the public
tranquility. lf l iioltingfcr possess your con-
fidence-—ifyour ideas have cliotigr:r.l,tli.nrr:
is no need to cause precious blood to oeslictl.
I will always respect the decree of the peo-
ple, but as long as the nation has not SP1}-
ken, I will recoil from no elliirt, fr om on sac-
rifice to baflle the attempts at the rebellious.
This task for theirest is rendered r-asy lot-
Why should the people rise agairist me.
On one -hand, ithas been seen how mad ll
was to contend against an army tinitetl and
disciplined, and animated by honor and pat-
riotism. On the otlicr, the tranquil attitude
of the people of Paris— the reproli:,:tioii v. itli
which they stigtnatize the insut'i'cct:mi,r.ltow
for‘ whom the capital has pronuuiiccd.——
Thanks be rendered to the iriteiligerit and
patriotic population ol Paris. Let that pop-
ulation persumls itself more and more that
my sole anrbitoii is to secure the repose and
prosperity of France. Let it continue to
lend its concurrence to tluiignrfiiy, .-.n.1 _,n,,n
the country will be avs to ac-corn,-—.li;-ii in
calm the Solomons’: which is to inaugurate
a new era for the Republic.
Signed, LOUIS NAPOLEON BOI\‘AF.tRTE.
T/tc Arreslerl Ifuizgaria/is in [1'ol.=!ee'ii.——
The rumor circulated from Hamburg that
Patacky, the Hungarian arrested at R.t;-nits.
burgh, had been executed, is not confirmed ;
but he is still under arrest. The Allgcmeiue
Zeitung states that his real name is Picrir1-
ger, and that he is from Gross l(:.nist:ltltzi,
in Hungary. Duriugitlie war he was at-
tached l0 the Staff of General Bent, and
made the campaign of Si('l)enl:lli‘:zr~t*., of
which he wrote a descriptite -:.'orlr._ Aftt-t‘
the capitol:-ition of Cormon, thotzgli he did
not bclonfz, to the garrison, lit-. i—ec::ivc».l pm-
mission to eiiiigiste to Arm-iii-ii tidz-_-r the
name of Palachi, which is also Z1l't§lc.ll'c".‘.i to
his book. He came to l-lamliurrg, and l‘v_'si,l.
ed there some time, rcc<=ivir:;r ah cm-ti: u’.u~:a-
jour, one ofthe citizens giving security for
him. He afterward Teslilell it: Lniitloii,
Brussels, and Paris, from \\‘ll&11Ct‘. lit.‘ lli!-_l il_!_~'l,
arrived when he was arrested. 'l‘lit'~ arithm-
-itiesmust have bi‘-en aware. of his plans
emissary, since a notice was tr-le,«1ra,,.hi_-rl to
-Hamburgthe'momcut he crmsed tlm Ger-
man frontier. He is t.lCSC!‘l-L)t.‘.(l as r: lli,~_7_;ill}—'
educated man, but “ uupiactical. _
According to nrratiguit-nts entered into by
M. Kossuth tltiring his stay in England, :1
military engineering sclionl has been (:.-'.-l=.ll)-
lishefl, to teach l~lou;_rari:in oflick-.rs resideiit
in London the art of military en_gittee1'ing.
Priessnitz, the celebrated fotintler of hy-
rlropathy, died at Gr:wfecbet'g on the 26in
of Nov., at the age of 52. .
Seiccrl him lt’.zg/t£.—-A letter in the New
York Express states that a ‘Ronian Catholic
priest,in N(:tVttl'l(, N. J., tiiidortoolr, on Suri-
day _lust,t0_‘-_«:urse Kossullt and his frit‘r:d_s frpni
the Altar, at the satnetime tlireatuitig witti
his curse any of his cotigregatioti who should
p_ndertak_e'to aid -"this herctic andhis ht:t'r-t-
i_cal-.7,,cat_1se. 'l.'l_te .‘mo.'nt~nt the curse and
‘threat - were lpronounc-erl_, the. Cl|I:')£{l'€g'rIll()_:[l~
iose unanimously antl.left' theichurch 'l‘li'_ey
{afterwards instructed the trustees to" dis-
charge the ofliendingg pastor, from any for?
1 ‘ “st 'l“titit1le.t‘o“f'o inion';‘.1,,’-D,o',the'.'.. _ . . .. . .
he ulmp’ ’a" "i . ' P L‘ ot.':ncdlio1'oiostcnd of chartered. A r-.mmnit-
-‘roply to Mr Plain, of ‘New, Httnips't1irc, as
3 __ tVIo.‘rn.t,t',.__Dec,g‘~2‘3.
In the;-'~_S,enatc, t_l,'te, l_i_tn_,e-h. xt'_as§c,hi,cfl,y, i_»,'co,n-
-.~ :-.- iv‘.-L'..’.. u.
stimed in‘ in‘ debate ‘iii0'.<.'l'l'y' 'p‘er.<‘6‘ti2ai ibietiveen
'Cl‘e'mens"‘. ‘Houston was opposed ioFoote’s
,cot'ripro_’mi_s_e resolution. He had Voted
foriall the Compromise mettsures-—_Vet be
was not for making the compromise a test
in t/Legit;-7‘nnci'gztzc party .’ ,',l'hnt party allowed
tlioti«__rl't'.l)
Upon this, Mr.. Foote insinuated that
_[-Iotiston was an abolitionist, and thatthere
was somi‘t'riin_<_z in the Donaldson correspon-
...,;I.H.«.2..i1.:f!_<2..=.i..ici.9rl$s1...t.li.2ti ...E<'J..f.J1S?--.l)'-I13
iniscliieif triaking tn:-nbiesome‘fallow. Mr.
Clemens’, of Alaliania, .\'€'ll(l’llt-‘ sli'o'.i'ltl not
a circus clown was at privilo,1:er'l character.
'l"nc chair c:’.|le<l Clemens to order, and
the Sr;-nzitc 9.{lJiOtil'i‘.C(l.
lothe House,'there was nothing of impor-
lance, uitli the exception of calling the
yetzs and nays on a motion to SU.~Ԥ)"-lttl ' the
rules to appoiuta ‘committee for the reception
of Kossntb. As it required two thirds to sits"-
pend the rules,thc motion failed by a vote of
l 12 to ,
‘TUESDAY. DEC. 23.
lo the Senate the Chairman laid b~;~fore
the Sr-iizttc ti C£tltllllU!llCtll.l0ll from the Navy
Di.-"part-tnetit, in reply to a resolution calling
for 1 ll correspniidctice w_itii the Department
lry officers, relative to flogging in tho l‘t'avy.
‘The commutiic.itiou W1'tS,Ol'LlEl’Ctl to be prin-
ted. _
Mr. Cl.'m4".l‘r.°., from tlie Committee on
i\‘lilitnr_v :’t.‘Txit':3, i'cportt't'l favorably thejoint
l'€‘S(}lltlilii] Cl'e:~tlit1,£I the 'o'revct rank of Lieu-
tenant Gt-ziiorcl, and antliorizing the Presi-
dent to can or that rank by bit.‘-Vet, for meri-
torio-.i.=, set vices
i‘i'l.'Sl1it=-lo‘:-,«.jn1.'e notice ofa bill to iilCl'.3l‘l.Se
the cflicitetitty of the armv, by providing a
reitttti list for tlistililr-rl olli<'r.’.t's ,
.3.-‘la. '.\'l;-.ll=.ti'j,',(if Flm, Ull‘1',l'(?Ed :1 resolution
.(ll:‘5':lltt§,7 an enquiry into the e‘.\'pc:.lit-ncy of
cstirblisiitttg :1 Naval Depot at Key 'Vv"t*st.——
All-<ip=.etl. _ -
:‘-lr. Underwoorhof Ky, offered it resolu-
tion of inqtiiry into the expediency of pro’-
'»‘itlin«.; for the i'e-t-.x.':utirintion of pztyrnt-tits
by the Exectttivc Departrrit-rit, cases where
fraud or mistake is sttpposetl to exist. Adop-
ted. '
'l"ne Compromise resolution were then
'.al~:cxi._’:1n'l disotissod at length by i\-lcssr-.-.
Cass do Clemons when the first Pvlontlay in
.li21tiUttr_V,', arid tlie senate ntijozirtietl
lo the House. cornniunications were read
from the State Dcpnrtnieritsayirigg that car-
tain treaticis. To secretary says that Mr
'1‘liraslier it by birth an Americztn, and if
he has been on that account treated harshly,
it is ti stiliject of controversy with Spain;
but the department has no proof of such
ti'e;:tuicn’.. _
Footr:’s compromise 2-esolu'.ion lics alisor_b-
pd all the iinic for the last fewdcys, anal fa-
tigjttcd and worried out, ilitti. hotly will prob-
Ziltlf,’ Z1'l_]i)i_)til over ;'\'cw Yo-trs.
In the l-louse the same ri'iastr;i'ly inactivity
prevails.
Pcrsnna.7.—--Sonic quitlriutio. has been amu-
sing litm:-.-If with sorne odd S,')H.‘l1l.ll.i0ti= on
the ci)§_’ll0ii'llll:1l pF.t.'tiil't1i'lliPstil".l'l!3 iiext Con-
gre‘s. lie S«“i_',‘S_ that it will be in colr:.:- Gray,
“}re:.ori and Brown, witii coiisitlcrable ‘iVl‘tite.
it will have ft'Ot'tt~l’;z!l1ill('i1‘_y‘itlmiff, (for buil-
tlit'1f.“.,) Woo.-l, Stout-, Clay, and a Mason ; and
the l-l.-use will t-ontain SlJ('ll useful llalltll‘
cr.-t:":s:rie-n as :1 :\i:ll_er_. Tttylor, Carter, Full-
er, Ciiaotllrsr, and itlitier, l0g(‘.lll€l‘(f17l' its
airiusrztittztit.) with :1 Harper; and to furnish
it gztritr‘, rt Fowler and Hunter _'l'l1ci'e is a
l'lun:«:~r_,al.-.0, in the Stttlrale, which li()t2Sl."._ too,
of its Cooper, illillrr, and Mason, and, of
course, it Stnitli. The cicrnenls are to be
well riiixvd in the Cttiiipiisiliull ofthe body.
7.\"cw York furnislics Vvicll:-‘, Brooks, and
Sn-;tw,au<l .’\"t.-w llampslicr sup,il:cs llalel
There will be sonic-.tliing good to drink at
the Capitcrl ; for Yirggitii-.1 scmls Blame, and
lvli.-souri, Porter; and to eat Netv York .-ten.-is
"" it. and lmva, rt l-icon! t\.lll::‘lC, too, from
d
1‘ is.
two 1.3-1 ll.-, lscsities 2: Clairtp Rail, and tliroogli
-.1 I‘r“:,ii_:l;‘llI'T;rll lt'gisi;:lt1i'c, the 53.5-:1.-ito will itavr;
o.-1» 1'-ling, and the llouso, two liesi~:.’.- a .‘vl.:-
Q,iir.=i=ti,:1iitl a supply ol L3}r:t.ti'y, and one
G.iyl..ot‘ti. To ollset so much no'oi.lit_i,', Trifl-
t_':i:,.l~‘{3 tlizows in a .'5‘a1\=::-gm, '.ii~,«_l ;‘,‘or1h Cm--
olin:-. an Ootftau.-.I and a l3..tt.’-gs;-2'. 'l‘l'n~-i--;-_ will
be all suits ol'n1t=.n ll1:*r('._vHu;~;:,¢p ,\,f_-um,
Iliztgni.iii, t'.3l.1:iptiitit'i, l’ti-nn_',,'m:iii. hr-;-ides
S.--nu-tor fllitll-glli?) and Mr. l’i-it-c, tvhosc
r-.l'irist.i-;z;_t:-stilt: is llozlrnnzi. Vcruioiit and
Tilississiripi will each liars ti l"..~ot there. but
So/.1.’/L Carol.7.ta.——'l‘lic Richmotid Enqui-
..
rer says: '
“On S;1tt.irtla.y, we saw a gentlcrnan, just
from (lolurtrbio, S C. I-lo l'(‘p5't,‘at‘itlS the
exritcnictit as very ;_;rc:it—. He tlunks that, in
the Convention, the .‘_~'t.=crssioni.;-ts will move
tiioir t'r-.im=rl»,r of st-perrito .“~5€'(‘t‘.~‘.’:2it)tl--ll'lElt they
will he vottcl tlowo, and will tht;-ii leave to
thoco-opcrationistrr tlie ‘c--sponsibility of ac-
’tiUl'i..’ .
Pay in. !..’.w Srunr: Coz'/t.—A 'm.l
r-.:i:n«-r.l l.._ytnti.n of Chi-ster, tigctl zihoiii 13 vr,-_
last. -.-.-cult in cotnpor:-y 's'.llli his pln_v:rirn.':s,
t'l‘tl.Eit"'.l a mill ',\'l‘ttEl‘t‘. ‘ cr1lin;i:..l’ is groiintl and
:tt1tu:--Calliitiurlfiiy ;iii~iiing in the r-ztrs of
com Pint C0lt'tL‘tli, with this he \'l-'Zll.('.lIE‘.(l tlm
t‘.ll;'tli(.'L‘. and \l.'l.lPl'l the millt-.-r’s buck \v:i~_2 turn-
eel, (l-'1 ii!i;iifi'~'t: ll 0 flit’-‘oz’ oi the tttettl, we.
sii,:po;::~ ) tlimst -'1 qritn-'ilkin._ £lp;)8l'l€lllllll_L'lt)
ll’i(.' mill into ‘.l‘n‘: Hnpptfr, Prmr P355 ‘ gum;
mm long, llll,£,'t'l’ll'lg look lieliiml,’ and wont
l/i.1'_m/g/.'., ncc.t;vm;:-:iniwl by the lad’.s thumb and
'r1_ flit'.\_-.',‘l' 02' l.‘.\'().—--- Sf(z.n,-[u,7'([.
if-the tvitncssres in the Forrest tlivorr-_,_.
case, at New York, toll lllelfulli, were gs
very littlc that either party can accuse. the
u‘.l”t€l‘ Of, or rather, lll(.'l‘B is eve‘-rytlig
We never remcmhsr to have read such shock
ing details of conjugal infidelity as this cttsu
r_-xhibits, and it would seem to be rriatlness
alone, on both St(.lES, that could venture on
such an exposure ——S_nr'ing/1'10.’ Rep,
(:7: I. /ll -\'
9? ltwouitl be (lillicult to bestow great.
or praise upon a little short beauty than is
contained in the following: -
,“ A _voun__r_r gcnt_le.mun, who had just mar-
r.i._:d :1 ltttl-attrition‘.-izetl l.it3ttUl_y,Sa1_Vs she w onltl
have been taller, but that she was made of"
>‘llt"l1 precious inntcrials that nature could not
_z_il_liJrd it " .’ - - 4 C
1 l— '
An Editor to Vermntit. ’l]‘:i\"lil"" received
' . .. ' . D - ' .
two g-old r.’nllar.=,' to advance, in pay" for .his
paper says that lie. “ allows ‘ his child to play
that service: connected with the congregation.
\;le=:s_r,s,.,. lit.-$.2l9,_ . til 9iiSt,on,,, Bi.til.§2._r....‘.H 819- -and »
ttoiiittplntir,
I85].
4' 1-3. . ‘ '=-.~..;."~.= .~-; ‘-‘
““”*“ Stehmboat.
.. t.'.!..€‘.<.‘«..l.l.."..3...¥5‘s‘.$.. .11.:-ti st gal. t.l:t...«:...l.‘I 93:13:, ,.i.i« ,t!tz:,eL.9.n.
C.ltI'iSln).'l§ night to considarttproposition to
p05P(l to —clinrtei' merely. 'I‘lio.'a was not a
very full attendance :of our busiiinss men. but
enough toilnnvo l,ittloj,do_ubt,.-but, flint _slie-will be
too, consisting of Stopltcii_,Ol'iiist.etiti, Vi-’ni. K.
Ja___mos and Capt. Josr-pltBy_xb_ee,uwcrenppoiiib
the some place on this ('l‘tiesdn_\') evening.wlten
sonic decided .nction will be tttltctinipon the
propositions. Vile heliovo the proposal to pur-
chase liot'ori_gitmte.d in the fact oftliore being :1
claim upon her which must be canceled. and in
consequence of which she can be purclmscd at
about one half her real viiluo. It. has been stig‘
gvstntl to form :1 joint stock cotnpany and place
the shares at 825 encli,so that as runny as may
he shall be iiiterestt-d in her.’ She is admira-
bly rttlaptotl for _/'rc2',t,r/t/ing iind hits excellent.
i1tfC()!nl'l10llitll0tlS for passettgc-1's. and as she will
run to the city mostly in the iiigltt and has mn-
plo sleeping accommothitions, we have no doubt
that slm will do n__ large passenger: business
during the hot and dusty months of summer.-
Plcr draft when l0R(l(‘.tl is but about three feet.
_so thatslie is expected to run up to Norwnlk
She (:Cl'l.1lll1l_y will be found
it great convenience and saving to our freiglitors
-—-and the proposition of tlivi¢ling_lier up into
small Sll1tl'tf$ so that every nmti of m0(l(-‘.!'.'-tie
nier.us'cnn innkoi no investment in her. iiioets
with universalapproval. \Velioll’evo that iner-
t-.liants and t)lli8t'l§ in New Canaan. ‘.Viltou.
Ritlgofitiltl and Rccltlizig especially will gladly
miter into tlm project with our citizens and be-
As it ft‘oi,<_1ltt bout
Bridge ltl.llltlfl'iLl(‘.
come stockliolrler.-t with us.
she will be ofns touch importance to our sister
towns as to i'\'orwt1|k. and we hope as many of
our friends in those towns its may we this no-
tice and be able to nttoud, will be present at the
Norwztlk Hotel this evening to lioar the report
of tho cciminittec and act with our citizens in
relation to it. I
And to our own citizens, Wt! cannot refrain
from urging upon tlir.-in the very great. advan-
tage: of it nieiisuro of this cliarnct_or. Aside
be inimonsti of itself, the formation of it joint
stock compituy would do more to concentrate
and li:irmoni7.o our interests and feelings than
any other one thing. At all evunts,_lut us have
a full nieetiuyr. 4
Anoflner Innovator.
Since our article rt-fairing to tho volunt:ir_v
giving up to the liigliwayofsonic rods of pt'i\':it.a
property on the port of Mr. Sriiilli, we lllilvl‘.
boon inforiiit-.il llltil .lon:ttli.-in Comp, Jan. l".sq_,
has been guilty of the some oil‘:-ziit-o. lo fact,
he did it 9-.oinc time since wiilmut even the eit-
cztso ofa pi'ccc.:icizt!, null rlici'c~f>ro1 we think his
case mow". ;1g}._:i'.'tvatii1j_: and it more timing inno-
vation upon our "ancir-.t1t and .-‘.mz’orablr." cus-
toms than even Mr. Smith's. \Vo have found
him out at last. lio-.vevr-.1‘, and jttsticb slinll pur-
lsno him, as ‘wt-ll us all others who shall dare so
to ulilstid.
. . - ._-4._...__..,....—._........._.__..._
Painful Accident.
A very nillictivo and serious miafoi'tuno hr-fol
tlir-. Rev. Dr. fllfilltl on Cliristt1m.~x n__igl1t, by
wliicii we fear his active usefulness may be for
l long time, sttspr-oiled. He was i'etut'niug
home from the Bridgc,:ititl had entered his _t':irtl,
tvlton lie Slipp.':t'l upon :1 picro of ice/ztzid ft-ll.
It was feared at first
that tho boon was splintered, but we do not
lienr that there is at pro:-:otit 7ii‘l}'lllli:_f__z to be
lii-oiikiiig one of his legs.
tl]);il‘C‘-llt'€tl(l'.‘tl but wliizt; patient stitfni-trig and
gum‘ ntll‘Sit}[_,' will tili.izu;itt-ly overtromo. .
llo.-i't'o?i A i..\5.1.\'.~ic. ]t':‘:3:2.-\Vc are llltlt~".l)l8il
totlte I’1tblis,ltc rs, D2:ll1l'8ll 6: ;‘l0fit'F<. IG Dev
onsliire Sli'tli‘»l’. Bzisttiii, for it copy of limit‘ lion-
lon Aliiiutiztc for 1."35'.’——poo_-ltot edition, lieunri-
fully printed and liouml, and containing :1 busi-
ness directory, with a grcait. variety of other
m:it:nt's l0_L(B"lit?-I‘ with S(".\'(?l'.'ll ongi'nt'ii\gs of
poi,-lit: lzttiltiitigsz: one of tho ueitlest: little
wotlts of the kind We ‘nave semi.
\l.u.\'r: Lrc_Uott Law.--A few days since it
met-.ttii_g was called at Lisbon. 019., to inslrutzt
tho l’.ept'escntntivo from that town. to vote for
the repeal of the liquor law. The voto stood
as follows :—-For the iustructin_;_v resoiul;iou.33 :
against it, 147 ; or more than 4 to 1. Similar
iiiootiiigs have been bolt] in oliiter towns and
with about the some rcstilt, not :1 single town
littving instt'ttct.otl its repmsentiitives to vote for
ll repeal of the. law. 1
§ The Daily Nc\t's of ;\lidtllct.mvn is to be
1'0-cotmiionrwrl on the first oi Jaiuuary. \V¢«
l'.l'L2.‘~'.l it will prove: sticcos:<l'ttl.
'l'lie Uticn Garza-.tto proposes that, on
the lllol of .lzmunry, enclt ltlrlitor in the United
States shoulrl semi to Kovsutlt ii copy of his pa-
per. Tho N. Y. Etrotiiiig Post proposes to
almond by the ndtlitiori " t f it lock of his littir."
Hi.-; more asst-.rtiori may tickle his own .:in-
C3’, but it is lot‘ from coiivincin; any one
but himst-lt‘.--Dcmocrruu .
5}?‘ It. is very evident that our “nssortion"
lir.t:k¢-.d up. as it was, with the proof. did not
"ticklo the fancy" of our iicigliboi' much. “"0
ditto’: expect it would.
C_m"s1'.u. PAi..tcr:.——-Tito 'I‘ribunu says that
tho Ilonttl of i’\ltlernicii, by it vote of sixtt.-mi
to one. have pztssetl at resolution ,‘,.',|‘2ll)llllg to E.
Ritlrllo. E.-‘q.. and his associates, the use of
Maiiisou stpinrc. for the purpose of erecting
thereon in bttiltling cotiiposed eiiiircly of iron
and glass. forari ‘~ Intlustiiitl Exhibition of fill
~natinus.” 'l‘l1obuildiug will be six liiindrerl
feet long. with in width of two liundrcd fr-t-.t.
rind cti1?ei'ed.,:.§t,'g_§.l:,.-'.=| St.‘nIi-(_!_V‘l!litll'lCill dome 70
fcetiin liiglit. ' Tito resolution of the. board of
Aldermen makes it obligatory upon Mr. Riddle
and his associates to erect around the square
flli iron l'tIil3lig sititiliii: to the one enclosing
\Vu.4;liitigtoti squarc,_whicli shall lic—tlioprope1'-
ty of the City Wllvollillll-9 exhibition is over ;:it
also provides for taking ca_re‘of'll1o'trecI,‘ and
with other-’cliildr'en as usual.” J
limits the price of uduiission, écc.
purchase the stva-htbblit wliiclilit bad'hea’n pl'b--
etltto intent ‘with ' Catl5t."F'o\vlei' in N'el>v"Yo‘i'k -
-.on....ItIoiitl,n.y,.-.and.» -t1scert.ain_ at-~tlro~:;-most favor‘-jar ---Caleb-r'u1ed«in‘~ tbojtcouvnti‘ ',"'"1,l-DTI; w [rich-Wns"'tll0‘-'
nblo terms tipoti.»wltic‘h she can be piirclmsed,.
«$59., and it'epot‘t; tit 11‘ iiioeting to be lioltlon at, ,
from the more benefits of it boar, wltioh would
A fi_t:_e vv;iis»,t!iscovert!d,:_en1-Iy on tl1"l’s’i_‘, morning
~’ 1..
of ,t/hgiiiizdllib iust.. in th Libi'itry«.n9g;ii1 of tlié,
(_r':g;"" (.__.: ‘ . - -.2... av, -'
_ 1 riot, ii, , tiln}iough;tv_b:'1n ,fi:yst ‘tl'isc’Eiveg-ed, :11,
i‘ .1»-'. ‘.27 .. .4.:=‘.-‘.rt‘._.‘ __-'3‘:w‘u’xz ~ " ’ 4: '- ~- -mi -‘V->‘c-‘v=
lbw buckets of writer would have quenched
,,.t.ha..fln1nes,- yet .o.w;ing-t:o...tl1e scni'city.of--s1'n.ter...
it soon spif.e__ad so as to destroy the Congression-
-zil Dibrar ii, consisting of some 60,000 volumes
and valued at $125,000. Y
The President. ‘ Members of the Cabinet,
n_ti_.tl,_ot._|1_e,_i' dis-t,_ingu,i_'sbet_! }'l:l(l!1%‘\V9rQ on,-the spot
idutiiiig ‘nearly the whole time of the confl>ii;rtx-
tion. and mtmy 01'-them rendered efliicent uid
by _th_ei1' exertio-35;;
Tile Liiirriiyof .lelTei'son, one‘ of the most
most pt'omineu,t attrii_ction__of the room, shared
in the gone1'iil'rui1i,i not :1 "single volume being.
saved. =_;. ' ,2‘ - , . ‘
'l;‘lio smoke was so denso that persons who
tuslietl in were uni_tble'tn stwciinytliitig, except
going four or five portraiits of tlia“Pre‘sidents.
The iimrble busts, it number of splendid
cusps. onoof them cmitttining 12.000 bronze
nieilnls, together‘ with till the initgnificcnt
works of it rt in the cases. weieqotisuittod.
_'l‘iie books iunn adjoining room numbering
over 50,000, including’ the law iilibi't1t'y, were
snvodr_ ’ A .
The roof of the Library was wood, cové1'erl
with cement, and ‘cased over with copper. ll
has fallen in. A 27 inch wall separates the
Library from the roar of tho building..nnd was
the means of stityingiho progress of the flames
The parapet wall has eitpnnded so as to render
its rcmovaI-uecessatry.
Abiiiie titno it was toured that the demos us
well as the roof of both Houses would take
fire. .
\‘u":1tei' had tobn conveyed into the Capitol,
from -basins mi the groupds, there being no res-
et'voii's in the Capitol. in
An eiigiiic Wits, shortly after introduced into
the Rtillllidili ttutl did étiutl service.
The floor of the Rottiiidn, mid all the main
passage. ways.wei-is ullout with vviiternnd strewn
with old cm-puts, hose and rnblmgc.
The origin of the and catastrophe is un-
known.’
Gen. Taylor.
The happy \V'lgl)l’.\Vll0 so x'el_entlessly lath-
crs this great city of Notiwalk, is out again in
all extrnordinttry inducements to hi:ict1stomoi‘s
for New Years—kcen razors. fine soaps, ox-
cnllcttt’ perfumes, «kc. <S:c., and more than all
everything perfectly neatniid clean. He has
taken it good step, which will be gratifying to
runny of. his customers and that is in closing
his shop on Sundays. Success to him-—Don‘t
forget the new striped pole.hnrd by the spring;
Happy New Year.
Aniongtlio many things in the chops of
“ gifts to glad the lioitrt.” now presenting
themst.-.|vcs t.o the eyes ofptirchasoi-s_. we know
of nothing of morn roal. beautiful ililtl lasting‘
tcndr-t'tm.ss, than ll pro-.:setit of one of_Atis'ri:.~i‘.~i
iii-:s‘r D.-toui:ntn:ori'rus. To :1
notliing could he more nppropri:=.tt«, 1.1‘ more
liiglily prizotl.
loved frit-.tid
A gift too which will serve to
1'3.-vivo our tneuiorics in the hearts of the living
This l_iI'li1lll.
December sun is just the thing ‘for it perfect
picture. Give him :1 call. _
wlteu we larva faded from earth.
St. John’s Lodge Festival.
Tlio ntinuiil itisttilliiticiii exercises were colo-
lirnted on ,lf‘r-irliiy evening last at Odd Follo\v‘s
llttll,nntl passed off very pleasantly.
was it full ttt.tondnm:o of the brctliron of tho
order with their1"sitnilios and numerous invited
'l'hm'e
attests, int-lurling ti wholesome tnajority oflndics.
(loo. F. Dasloim. E-*q.. interested the :1 tidionoo
for about-,lialt' an hour with R tiont unostenta-
tious acldross. "embracing mostly it historical
sytiopsis oftlto workings of this pin'ticuliti' lodgo.
‘\Vo gntlincd from his t1l5(.'0lll'.~‘.t’.‘lllflt St. John's
Lr.«.l-‘_'e is tho elrlor of New England Lo(lges.—--
lts rr-r-ords data pack tiitir-.ty-ciglit. _ve:ii's, wlion
ieltj. lstmcs, om gt-:1 nd—l'i1tlit-r of our l€x-Slicr-
;ff. was the acting ;.‘v1ast'or. Many cxcemliiigly
intetostitig i°t=.t:ortls of ‘laid and comfort" be-
stowed upon the widow nntl falliei-loss. were
given. as well as assistance to destitute .-zoltlicrs
durn g the trying scenes ofthe Revolution. In
ouo pai'iigrup!i of the records it is “ voted that
four lniudrted dolliirs be taken from the fund.-1 of
this Lodge to ptircliaso the release of Brother
libenezr-.r \Vliitncy, made prisoner‘ and confined
by the Britiali in thoold Suga'1' House in New
York." As was the common error oftho times
several minor sums were voted at the meetings
for moderate quantities of “ rc_-frcshrncnls" con-
sisting of r_um. Maideirti and brandy! But from
an ortlor of the Grand Lodge as far back as
‘H318 " the use of intoxicating drinks in the
Lodges of Connecticut is exprossly forbid-
tlmt ;" so that to this order tlft9|‘ttll,bel0i)gs the
honor of first taking up the temporance reform.
\Vm. ll. I-lolly, E.~:q., followed Mr. Dasktiiii in
i1 few ptitigetit off-baud i-eni'urks—wlien sundry
masts and setitittieiits were offered. and the as-
sembly broke up with much hilarity and good
client".
51%?‘ \\-'e sco among the list of patents issued
on the ltiili of Doc.. one to Gustavus L. Hans.
kneclit ofNo'-V Hatven for improvement. in cat'-
ringes; one to Him_ui “7. Hayden of '\V:itet'-
bury for tnachinnryifor nmking kettles and ur-
titties of like clmrnctar from disks of metal;
one to John Paige I’oppe1'of New Britain, for
iuiproveinont in mineral rzomposition l'8'38ll1-
bliiigpisiie '- and one to Francis A. Rockwell,
I
.,f {{].,}g.=.fie|il, for improvement -in cnndlelsticks.
________.___________
Capt. Brook.-., Mayor of Bridgeport, has set his
l';icc:ig:1liist’tiIl transient public crtliiliiiioiis, which
eniitravt.-tic’ the laws ofthc State, by giving “public
notice that he will prosecute all violations within
the reac'~. of the law. A fair warning.
________._.__.___.
Now that Henry Clay is dying, says the Spring-
tieltl Republican. and no longer likely to be a can-
didate for tho l’t'esidc,ncy, the Locofoco press, that
have hunted him through his political life with :1
venom and liottnd like tenacity, without parallel, in
this country, are be.-ztowing various coniplimouts
upon him, and uttering l‘-also-licarted and httlf-'_wa_v
wishes that he might reach the goal of his past aru-
ltltitm. or regrets that he had not done so, heretofore.
Common decr,iic_v demands that his "latter (lays
should not be citibitterod by such rotten and detes-
table li_ypocrisy. '
The 'stcaui1f:_r.‘i\l.:1yflo\x-er, lately wrecked on Lake
Erié,cosi$I00,000_. and was owned by the Michigan
Railkoad Co.‘ She was :1 favorite boat, and u1ade'
tier trip from Buffalo to Detroit in 16 hotm!
I <
.r...*. .i.; we pgeaaistea.
l’Y.-f'5.!??l"i:-’ of roof? .1-<=‘"* '1’:l!"'.e- "~‘~‘-‘«‘--'t“"i"i -‘"'
Iii.-*" l)¢i_!ff'l’_e;glll8b|'l3ll§2‘jd_:‘§_|[Kl fell by the \v'tt'y.'_,_l !il»p.eii.~‘l'.-
. . , >-. ‘M ,_ _ ,3-,, -3'»-'2'.-‘ .‘
cd in tie snow, mid at the time we remarked that
same sad flute. Daniel‘ Riggs of llitlgcfielrl, vii lili
way to l1isltome,- overtioiirie by ijntoxic.a'ti_hu. and
the cold. fell down in the snow, a few nights since
and pcrislied.
,_ _ Anpther “_Vit:tim.
On Tti'esid:iyiii1‘gli't lzisitiotie Dcii'riis,'wliii iiécciitk.
opened :1 groggery in White Oak Shade in selling
the imoxic=iting beverage to others became liini.-clf
beastly drunk_ and was found next lTI0l‘lll()g'll_8l_tl'l_y,
frozen to death in his store, wlicro he had lain
iiit "'r‘i'i;~’t'i'i‘”.-‘—""'I"’i’i"Z-.”' it'll?-é?§'til’e” ".‘.;;.‘.‘.“' ';-‘iiit‘f[ ..'.‘i“ 'iitll'.:-ii.~“t‘ll_ii"i
for n',fi:v\' liours \\’ll££l’ii"Ilél!lll.[‘itlli an etiitl—-tin his ‘enrtlily
'snft'e"_itig If , \Vc arc‘ inforuied 'tli:1t”'Ste'plietf lloyt.
Esq, -.\_:1s,tlit: Selectman ztpplicdto, to _l1tit"y'lii11i,
who ‘.'.'_ll'.3l) he arrived at his store and seeing what
this ittfamoits lrtillicilliltl done for its vcudt.-r—d«:lib-
-cratcly introduced the practical workitigsf of the
dltiino Law .by takipg what liquor he had liift and
pouring it out upon the ground. so that its cur.-so
should extend no further. . ‘We do not believe the
hcirs, if he has any, will coniplain of this destruc-
tioirof property. Good had it been for him had
some kind friend done this one day sooner, but
tltcn, alas, it would tiztvubccii deemed an outr:i_:;e
-
uponindividual rights. _ In the face of the i'cpt-.:tt-
ed warnings cztti any man with at soul ttiiliin him
opposcthe stippmssititi of this horrid traffic.
John Sheriden of Britlgeprirt, has been or-
rested, charged with causing, the death of his
wife, who was found dead in her bed on
Thursday morning of last week. I\’-o,e:-:tcr-
nal marks of violence 11-are visible upon the
body, but the cry of murder henrrl from the
house the niolit-previotis,added to the bad
Clluii't!,l('t(‘.t‘ of lit-‘rl’1USb7tn(l,_]uSlilie(l his cum-
mittzil for a further lie_arin_«_r.
II JV. Btrclter.-—-At tho Kossuth dinner
this gcntleinari walltetl into Wasliington :1
few feel. its liollotvsi
“l hold the doctrine which is said to he
the legacy of Washington, as not only :1
doctrine. which stnitr-3, Cl-ri:-tianiiy in the
Lice, but one on v. hich no man and up gov-
crnment'cnn‘actwithoutgoing t‘ontr_tti‘y to
the mlucation which he received from‘. ‘the
cradle. W°hatdocs the Bible say? “Yo
that are strong, take care of the weak.’’—-
Families are educated that the stron«_r shall
talk.-. cure of the weak, and the sanction of
Heaven and Hell is brought to bear upon it.
F1/gitire Case in Comzrcticut.--011 Thurs-
day uflzist wet-.k., Deputy Sliorill Byron, tin-
sler direction ofltl-'. John Russell. Of Sing
Sing, arrested tlireeyoutirgtiit-n at Plymouth,
natnt-d'.lames.Stringer-, William‘ Clatt'lr,at‘id
Jn’s Carroll, who were indenturt-.d to that
gcntlcniati to serve him until 21 years of
‘age, under the laws of the State of N. York,
but who escaped from such service, with the
intention of seeking employment elsewhere,
in "violation oftlietr indcntures. 'l'liey were
taken lin(lt‘l' the fugitive slave act, and li:-u’t
’br.-fore Comniissiouer Cliarlcs R. ln.t_:crsoll,
of,t\’t-w Haven, and nponu full ll§V'dSll!.’ull0li
oftlie fact, it :1 ppoaring sriti.-liit-tory to his Hon-
or thut their claimant was entitlctl to their
service-, they were deiivoretl up to him to be
cuitvv.‘-yell to the place w'nere their term of
service is claimed to be hell. 'l'lii>‘, tllollgll
:1 novel nppliciition of the fugitive slave law,
shows that white as well as colored fugitive-s
from labor, are not exempt from the opera-
tions ofjustice.
The European papers have stated repea-
tedly that Kn;-'stitli, in his,iournc_vin}_rs, would
be attended by spies, who would carefully
watch his movements, and seek to penetrate
h‘s intentions, and that these spies are em-
ployed by the Austrian govertiuu-nt, in con-
formitywith a practice which it is well known
has for many years been in vogue ntnong
inonarchical governtnents, By the way,
what was the real ohjcc-‘t os Lola. .-’l1'oiitcs in
in cornitig to this country in the sonic vessel
corivcyed the gt-et Hungarian patriot ahd his
suite '1 And what is /i..:'r_ rt-.il mission hare ?.
Spingfii.-ltl Rcpub.’ica7z..
AP! x1.tsoc‘ialiu:'i.—-'l'he-association chide-
paper, strikes us as being apt _atitl ludicrous:
home from market on Satiirday, upon her
.~.houlder. For the benefit of those who may
think her husband ought to have done it, we
will statethnt she served him in the Sallie
way a short time before.”
Vl"m-' D. Snyder, Dent.ist.—Tliis gen-
tleman. who has been located in our village
about six u1oiitlis.is being fiivorod with an exteri-
sive practice wiiicli he tmdoubtcd|_v merits in it
high degree; he comes iiniong us liiglily 1-vcom.
mended from N. Y.city wliere he has practic-
ed most of tlm. time for the last. 15 yours.--—
Among those who have f«’lV0l'€'-(l him with letters
of recommendation are R.ev.A. S.'l‘orld Sam-
uel Lockwood M. D. and Chauncey It‘. Ayrt s ,
M. D. of .\.'tnnifot'r.‘l; \Vm. Drtimmond, l‘lill)t"-i
ford Dove-iiporf. \V:ttts Comstock, Dr. l\'o_ve.=_.
Bouj. lloyt. P. 31., New Canaan. He also
refers by periiiission to Dr. Perry of Ridgrefiel
D. II, Belden. Esq.. Beers of 1\‘r=wt0wn, J. S.
Beers of North Salem, Royal L. Guy of
Stamford. and 11 large number of otliors well
known to this community emlirncinu runny or
our most respectable citizen: who have employ-
ed him as ll Dt-mist liiglily educated and expe-
rionced in his profession. As others request-
ing the professional services of a Dentist may
fool interested in the examination of the coni-
nieutlutory letters of those who have omployr-d
Dr. Snydenibey can read them for theimelvos
at his office, over the store of H. C. Handle.
'.\Ininst.. and alarm list of the names of our
citizens who have employed him, to whom he
is permitted to refer. ‘
. Norwalk, Dec. 27th.
D11. Roar-'.n.s Sump or
LlVER\VOR.'I‘, TAR. &’. CANCH ALAGUA
Tm: ‘!‘HRF.l-3 ritoors. _
To all who doubt this Medicine's excellence,
Three proofs are teiidcrcrl,wliicli we thirs condense:
First, read the cvidt:nce—cloar. strong asstm-d--
or '1'uous.-'1t~'nsl _cUru~:n!
Next comes a glorious proof that never fails,
I-.\'CRl-IASING s.u.i-:s !
And tliird,tbe faculty, ajealous brood,
1-no-.vou-.Vct: IT coon !
Let all who stiffer‘ then. from Cough or Cold,
Or other Lung disetises. young or old,
Prize it beyond all California’: gold! '.
For sale by_A L Scovill &. Co.. at their depot,
Gothic 'lIa‘ll.r3I6 Broadway, New York. And also
for sale’ in Norwalk by J ‘A Weed and \V B Bissell.
I’:-ice-In largo bottle: $1, or nix bottle: for $5.
ii afew \veéks"siiice we‘ rejiorrletl Illéillcfllll ; ii
'. -.
liiirrittedi
as called up by the following from :1 Western ,
"‘ We saw a woman carryiiig a big hug C
5/‘-
I V
0
i,,,_‘,_.,l.-lief-.1-',lt)li1tion in‘ France!
f,»20(I,_,,: -tissemblymcn Arrestcdt!
eieténxner Europa, from Liverpool,
flail Halifax on ‘Saturday, from
sve.s9.9x1...c.£ps:cieg,.to...rs:c.otd ..n.thc;..r.. .\'i.c..i.i.ns.. .,.of. .t.iie.. .which. .place the.ne.1vs..bao.ugli.t.bg:..lier...was
sent forward by telegraph. _ V_1fllj_ll_ news, it ’
--.t-an‘ be~‘-st-'en‘, is"hig'lil*y'1-iunrdrfant. _ W,
copy from the J oiirnai of. Commerce. .-
FRA‘.\'CE .
The long; dreaded coup d’etat has been
made; and the President, having seized the
reins of Government, dissolved the ‘Assem-
blyi.—-declla_ied_ 3 st'ate'of'siege; ,,?:i_ri'_es:t‘i,;,d the
.J9‘s1.d_L|?:§.l9PPQI!.$:it!§.0f...his. ..t2.t~.ii.<;
peeled to t,lit,i peppler: _ , H _
' -All"‘th‘is-‘wits (li0I'7le atinti ‘iearlyi hour on
'l'uesda_\f,‘th'e’ 02d ’in's't.‘,' lprep’nra°t-itins for it
liaving been _perfec_ted ‘with consummate
skill and t}eCi'eS)'_duri:i:_g' the‘ proceeding
tiiglil, and completed before the public had
the least idea it ivtis iii‘ ’corité‘tii‘t_iliititiii.
An entire new ministry was ’ior'n'ted”.tlu-
rin_g;.the nigglttof Mood-ay. ‘Proclainations
dissolving the Assembly; appealing to the
‘people; restoring ttiiiversal suft'rage and
proposing a new system of Government,
'.i-'ere_priuted at :1_private printer's in the
Elysee, and positeditltiottgliuut l’~.iris before
d--yliglit Copies ofthese, and of circiulars
from the ministry, and the Perfect of Police,
printed in like manner, weretlespatched to
to all the Provinces, -.innotincing,r what had.
been done; appealing to the nation at large,
and conveyilig stt'inge_ut_orders,and instruc-
tions to all the oflicers ot_"the Government
tlirotiglrottt the countt'_v. V , I I
‘Tilt’-A Presidcnt’s propo:t'al tlic instant
restoration of universal suffrage; the instant
election, by the people and the army, of 3.
Fresitletit, to hold oilice for ten years, sup-
ported by a council of State, and by two
Houses of Lt‘j_',iSlall1 re; and that during the
few days required to complete the elections,
the executive power shall remain in the
hands of the l’z'e.~ident. The election is
fixed to take place during the present
mouth, and the President promises to bow
to the will of the pr.-ople, ‘whether they
elect himself or any one else; and be de-
clares that he holds power only until the
will of the people can be made known.
l\"lt‘.:lnllltl(-3, he demands a preliminary
vote from both the people and the artny,_to
declare whether they confide to him the
executive power, ad interim; the army".to-
the citizens being; allowed a longer time ‘
be Presidr.-nt (le('lai'es himself to have
been forced intothis measure 5: it is ascer-
tained that Clnmgarnier, La Moriciero,
Thiers, and others of his opponents had
tlccidevl to tlcniand his arrest and impeach-
ment on the 2d inst. : and were gathered,
cision, wlien they were themselves arrested
and cons-e_ve:.l to Vincennes.
The temporary li-all used for.the Assem-
bly has been talicn down by the Govern-
ment, and whenever tnembershave attempt-
ed to meet nilicialiy, they have been'ord,e’r-
ed to disperse and arrested iftbey refuse.—-
2OO had been arrested’ in all; ina_ny"liow-
ever, being released in afew hours: but all
theleaders ofthe opposition are itpp_risogi-
etl. , ,
blurry members "of the Assembly have
given their atlliesioii to the Presiden-t ; it is
said as many as 300 during the first days.
No organized resistance to the Govern-
ment was attempted, and telegraphic re-
ports from the Dcparttiietits declare the
no-.1-:4 to have been hailed with enthusiasm
by the ;.irovincit1l population 0 I if
Subsequently howe'~Ier, partial attempts
at opposition ‘.'t’el'e made in Paris, and ru-
mors reached that cisy from the Provinces
hostile to the alleged unanimity of feeling
there. ‘
B11 ‘ricades were erected in the most tur-
bulent quarters of Paris, but were all bro-
At one of these,
Assembly, taking
killed in the con-
ken down by the troops.
two members of the
prominent places,-were
llict. ,
A section of the Assembly contrived to
meet together in Paris on 'l'uesday,a1t1d had
decreed the deposition of the President,
and his impeachment for high treason; but
the meeting was dispersed by the troops,
and the decree ridiculed and tiisrcgarded
on all hands. .
in addition to arrests, trnops were placed
in the l‘t0ust‘s of some of the ex-oflicers of
the Assembly, who were exempted from
arrest. Ainongst others. that of M. Dupin,
President of the Assembly, was occupied
by troops, and he himself placed under :1
sort of durance, although not actuall‘_y__,ag-
rested. ‘
The full rigor of martial law has been
proclaimed against all persons concerned in
barricades, and they were accordingly shot
without delay. ' ~ -
Up to Thursday night the successiofthjo
Government scented certain, and London
advices to Friday night did not my’ ma-
terially from the same iprospeot»; but new
elements, -were constantly mixed,:in the
struggle, and so long as any actual content
continues, there must be more or less’ uri-
certaint'; but the difficulty of obtaining
reliable information was indescribable.
A decree appears, ordering the votes on
the 20th inst. to be secret, instead" of
lic. __ . , 2
There were rumors of the fighting. hav-
ing been continued today, but the latent;
accounts sliow.t.hat the insurgents‘ were
put down, after a severe -struggle; --The
provincial reports are satisfactory. ' ' ‘
It is ‘said that seven 'hundred French re-'
fuseu ieti lanes. to} Paris on Thuuday
-record their vote within forty-eight hours; .
and in the Very act of confirtning this de- _
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