Telegraphic despatches state that there have been disturbances ut Bdjonne, Mulhouse. and m the T«i-n.ei-Giror.iH>, but lLat the authorities are everywhere victorious. The Prefect of the liiul Marne Ins ordered that any officer or soldier of the National Guard who may pot on his uniform without haviug been legally convoked shall he arrested. It is stated olßc'uUy that complete tranquillity is restored to the departments of the Eure, Seine et-Marne, Haute-Marne, Vaucluse, Coies-du- Nord, Dordogne, Cantal, Arnege, Eure-et-Loire, Lot, Vosges, Haut-Rhin, Meuse, C6t<3 dOr, and Yonne. The Council General of the ]le-et-Va!aine has protested against the act of the 2nd December, with the exception of three members. The Coun cil General of the Loire- lnferieure has protested unanimously. i In Paris, meanwhile, the system of repression | is carried on with a high hand, and with undavi ating persistency. The most rigorous censorship is e.\ercised over the press. Several of the ex presentatives, especially members of the Mountain, have been arrested. Amongst these are MM. Carbonneau, Ceyras, Chahert, Chavassieu, Ga varret, Gambon, Guiter, Perdiguier, Richardei, Mathe, Chaix, and Huguenin, who represent se verally the departments of Gers ConeEe, Ardeche, Loire, Nievre, Pyiei.eas-Orientales, Seine, Jura, Allier, the Houtes Alpes, and Haute-Saone ; also MM. Burgard, Clumiot, Canet, and Lalon, whilst MM. Schcelcher, (who was weunded on Wednesday, the 3rd), Baucel, and Jules Favre, have found it necessary to fly the country. The number of prisoners at present is said to be 1800. Preparations are making; also to establish evi dence on which to bring the generals confined at j Ham to trial. M. Thiers, who was released from prison on account of the illness with which he was attacked being so serious that it was feared he might die, and thus give rise, by his death, to a suspicion of foul play on the part of the Government, has not been permitted to remain in the country ; he was removed from Paris on Wednesday under an escort of gendarmerie, to the frontiers, en route, it was said, to Germany, and it was reported ac ihe same time that M. Leon Faucher was to suf fer a similar deportment. This latter, however, is but a rumour, and has not been confirmed. On Tuesday, a decree was issued by Louis Napoleon, which has brought all his despotic mea sures to a climax. 