The Sun.
London, England, 1852-03-10 00:00:00

THE FRENCH !.I.I',7PITIR LTC

We have received the Paris journals of yesterday.
The result of the election for Corsica is now
known. The Government candidate, M. SEVBRINA
ABBATUCCI, has obtained nearly the whole of the

votes.
A decree from the PRESIDENT of the Republic, ap-
points M. 13iLLauLT, Deputy, President of the Legis-
lative body.
Nearly ow-third of the candidates elected as mem-
bers of the Legislative body were members of the
ex-Legislative Assembly.
It has been decided that the members of the new
elective Assembly are to take the official title of de-
puties of the Legislative body.
The France Napoleonienne contradicts rumours,
current for seme days, that the PRESIDENT of the
Republic has been dangerously ill—acute rheumatism,
brain fever, cholerine, having all been mentioned by
the gossip-mongers as diseases with which he had
been attacked. He paid a visit on Monday to the
Tuileries. He went there in a light two horse car-
riage, which he drove himself.
The Patric contains the following communicated
note :—" A report his been several times circulated
that certain differences had arisen between the PRE-
SIDENT of the Republic and General St. ARNAUD•
This report is absolutely false. We declare, for the
sake of truth, that since the accession of General St.
e ,
in every
h
ARNAUD to power
inotm theand altingehtpeltdmiDffEerseTn.celhva
es
taken place between
affirm this in the most formal manner."
A decree in the Itfoniteur declares it to be indis-
pensabletblic functionary to take an oath
e
accordance with Art. 14 of the Con-
stitution; P
fec
;nand orders that in case such oath is refused,
aotfritaiultslteiitgerms modified in any way, the person so acting
shall be considered is having given in his resigna-
tion. Special decrees shall determine the mode in
which the Minister& members of the great bodies of
the State, officers in the army and navy, magistrates,
and functionaries, siall take the oath in question.
The followingeonisurthmeedl4btyh
thisar ticldeecorfee:
the_ Constitu-
tion,which is
" Ministers, memters of the Senate, of the Corps Le-
gislatif, and of the Council of State, officers of the army
andttho t
thus
:Ie navy,President."'
rsimagistrates,d conceived,e t and functionaries, take the oath
swear obedience to the Constitution and fidelity
Refusal to take the oath in this form without ad-
dition or modification will, according to the decree
in the Moniteur of this morning, be considered as a
resignation. Should
General CAVAIGNAC, therefore,
refuse to swear ficblity to the PRESIDENT, there must
beanew election for the third arrondissement of
Paris.

The Moniteur contains a decree, definitively or
ganising
Chamber formed ii the Court of Appeal of Paris by
and enticing permanent the temporary
the ordonnance of August 20, 1843. The Moniteur
also contains two Aber decrees, one transferring, in
the. colonies, to the Correctional Tribunals, such poli-
tical offences as hive hitherto been sent before the
Courts of Assizes , and the other, modifying the en-
trance duties on wool and tallow in certain determined
Cases ; wool, whet coming in French bottoms from
countries) beyond Cape Horn or the Cape of Good
from
beyond Cape
i
Hope, having to psy 15f. ad valorem, and when in
foreign bottoms, or from other countries, the same as
at present ; and tallow, when
Horn or the Cape )f Good Hope, n French bottoms,
having to pay 61. :he 100 kilog.; when from other
countries, 101. ; and when in foreign bottoms or by
land, 13f.
Marshal JEROAE BoNAPARTE, President of the
Senate, has made the following nominations in the
internal service of that body BALLARD, ex-
chef de cabinet of M. FRESLON, Minister of Public In-
struction, has been named Secretary of the President
of the Senate ; M. PAEVosT, head of the corps of
short-hand writers of the Moniteur, is named head of
the prcces-verbaux ; M. FERRE, short-hand writer
of the Moniteur, is appointed assistant to M. PRE•
YoST ; M. PONSA3D, the author of" Lucrece" and
" Charlotte Corday," is nominated librarian ; M. DE
MARAINVILLE, appointed under the Empire to or-
ganise the administrative services of the kingdom of
Westphalia, is named archivist; M. VEULLEMOT is
appointed secretary of the office for petitions ; M.
CAussape, at present sub-director at the Post-office,
is named 'director of the administrative service of the
Senate; M. DEVELNY, who was regisseur of the old
Chamber of Peers, is to fill the same office under the
Senate; Dr. EMERY, who accompanied the Emperor
NAPoLEON to Elba, is named physician to the Senate;
and M. DE GISoRS, architect of the Luxembourg, is
maintained in his functions. Almost all the former
ushers and messengers of the Chamber of Peers have
been re-appointed.
A train of 160 prisoners, destined for Cayenne and
Lambessa, left Paris on Sunday night for Havre,
from the fort of Ivry. They are to be taken by steam
from Havre to Brest, whence they are to proceed to
their destination.
A special train arrived at Havre the day before
yesterday from Paris with 477 prisoners condemned
to transportation. They were escorted by a detach-
ment of 60 of the Gendarmerie Mobile, and were im-
mediately taken to the Florida basin, and embarked
on board the Christophe Colomb, which soon after-
wards left the dock. Among the number sent on
board her are the ex-representative M. MIOT, and M.
ofof e Montagnard guards.
Salsa, ex-chef de bataillon of the national guard of
Sotteville, a painter named AYMARD, M. LEBALLEUR-
VLRouen, and M. PoRNIN, who was the
organiserioiEtlt
the 2d ,
2d inst. the last of the French Marshals fo
the Empire, REDERICY AUGUSTE LOUIS VIESSE
DES MARMONT, Duke of Ragusa, died at Venice,
in the 78th year of his age.
The price of public securities was well maintained at
the Bourse. The Five per cents. opened at 1031.
50c., and closed at 103 f. 70c. for the end of the month;
The Three per Cents. closed at 691. ; Orleans Railway
; Avignon, 2381. 75c.; Vierzon,
548 f. 75c.; Basle, 227 f. 50c.; Bordeaux, 4801.; Paris
15f and Strasburg, 5
- ---.; Tours and Nantes' 318 f. 75c.;
Amiens to Boulogne, 3201.; Paris and Lyons, 595 f.
Northern,S hares l, 1606f.Rouen, 6901.;. Havre, 2721. 50c.; Great
22;
50.
BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, MARCii 9.
Boulogne and Amiens, 121,4—Central of France (Orleans
and Vierzon), 211,4—Dutch Rhenish, 35,w—Luxembourg, 3
—Namur and Liege,
14—Northern of France, 20%—Or-
leans and Bordeaux, 94—Paris and Rouen, 2744—Paris
and Strasbourg, 2014 ex d.— Sambre and Meuse, 3%.