The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-21 00:00:00

" BAROCHE, Vice-President of the
Council of State.
" L. CORUNDEL, Council of State,
Reporter.
"Ps. PIERSON, Secretary of the
Section of the Contentieux."
The decree of the Council of State is thus in strict
conformity with the demand addressed by the Go-
vernment
our may Advocate,
be
beeve
pro-
perly since acquired by purchase or inheritance. If
m
State deputed to try the appeal made against the de-
rulid, MAIGNE, which spared
the sixteen Councillors of
de-
cree of the Tribunal of the Seine, affirming its com-
petency to judge the forcible seizures of :\ euilly and
Monceaux, were equally divided, and that it was
only by the casting vote of M. BAROCHF, Vice-Presi-
dent of the Council, that the virtual confiscation of
the property of the exiled family was pronounced.
It is said that the administrators of the Orleans pro-
perty will raise another question before the tribunals,
and that the matter will again come before the
Council of State in some other shape.
The Patrie of Friday evening says :—" The ses-
sionßody will not, we are assured,
beporofltohneg Legislativeedash
been announced. It will be
closed on the 28th, as requirsd by the Constitution."
The Noupelliste of Rouen publishes the following
telegraphic dispatch,
dated Paris, 18th June, five
o'clock P.M. :
THE INTERIOR TO THE PREFECT
MINISTER
tThli op E
SEINE INFERIEURE.
"The e concession of the railway from Bor-
deTalluxEtl'io lb:ileS T
ac. fu
and from Paris to Cherbourg has just
been presented to the Legislative Body. In order to
give more time for their duo examination, the Go-
vernment postponed the bills relative to spirits,
duties,
on and on paper, carriages,
" It is stated," Says the Debate, " that important
news have been received from Algeria announcing '
that the expeditionary column of Generallll.‘MAtiort
had invested the Mountains round Cullo."
horand has
dooson transte
.rs of
About Weeks back a judgment of the tri-
bunal of Chateau
Tierry decided that the hat of the
Emperor NAPOLEON,
which formed part of the pro-
perty left by the late M. EVRARD of Connigis, should
three
family,
heldcl d '
u
not he in
but that it should be disposed of amongst the members
of the family. In
consequence,
at a meeting of the
last week the articles to be sold by auction,
week, the hat was adjudged to the
widow of ETRARD for 4,000 f.
The aroniteur contains a report from General DE
ST. ARNAOD, the Minister of War, to the PRESIDENT
of the Republic, pointing out the necessity of re-
organizing the
National Guard in Algeria.
The Bulletin des Lois publishes the following
decree :
" Louis Nai.,ol
02,
e President of the French Re-
public,
Consideting that acts of rebellion have manifested
themselves in
the special disciplinary establishment of
Lam bessa, where a number of the transported offenders
of 1843 are assembled, and that the officers and sub-
officers on duty over them were subjected to menaces,
which it 'lmportant to put an end to;
Considering that it is just, on the other hand, to fa-
cilitate the return to good conduct of those who are dis-
noicd to obey the authorities,
Decrees—.
“Art.
1. The transported offenders of 1848, who
sine° their arrival in Algeria have been, or for the
future, shall be condemned to serious punishment for
insubordination, or for any other crime, shall be sent to
Cayenne.
" Art. 2. Such of them as shall refuse obedience to
those
placed over them or to perform their work, and
against whoca the ordinary means of disciplinary re
pres:ion shall have been tried in vain, shall be also son
there.

Articles 1
Art. 3. Such of them as shall offer guarantees for
good conduct and aptitude for work may be dispensed
from the daily obligations of the penitentiary regime.
and 2 of the present decree are applicable
to the transported of 1853."
A vacancy has occurred in the ranks of the new
Senate by
tha death of M. Jf'OUQUIER DE HEROUEL7
which took place on Thursday, at his country house.
This is the first death which has taken place in that
body since its constitution.
C
The section of the Strasbourg Railway between
publicommercy o and Nancy was officially opened to the
n
Thursday. The Minister of Public In-
Several Prefects, and a number of Senators
asturducm
tin e
o
'mbers of the Legislative Body were present
or special invitation. The train of honour arrived
at Nancy, were the Bishop, surrounded by his clergy,
was in attendance to bless the locomotives. Some-
what later in the day took place the grand dinner
given by the town of Nancy to nearly 300 guests.
The large ball-room of the town was fitted up for
the occasion with great taste, flowers in profusion
being intermingled in every part with flags and es-
cutcheons, bearing the names of the principal towns of
old Loraine. The greatest gaiety and cordiality pre-
vailed during the repast, at the end of which the Minis-
ter of Public Instruction, in answer to an address from
the Mayor proposed in a long speech the toast of the
' Town of Nancy, the sound in feeling, and the heroic
in heart—that wise and chivalrous Loraine which

lives again in those populations, devoted to the glory
of France, and to the reparatory government of Louis
NAPOLEON.' ''

A number of other toasts were drunk during the
evening, and about nine o'clock a display of fireworks
was given from the triumphal arch which terminates
the view of the Place Royale, the noble work of King
STANISLAUS.
his
the evening also M. GODARD
population, for wnom aeronautic ascensions are a
the same night.
The whole of the proceedings passed over
most happily. to the great delight of the
nwoevnetl t upy. in,
Tb
ha,
ell:linister of Public Instruction
and the Duke DE CHARTRES, ORLEANS, accompanied by the
principal monuments and the
vi-
sitedcr returned neot ennd
D t
PARISouch Parisess
ThursdayD t,h
the
cannon foundry at Liege. General CHANGARNIER
arrived
6i at LiegeO
EIN on
proceeded to the hotel occupied by her Royal
Highness.
8 slis NThursday from Malines, and
„,FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE
us D
LON „DqN uk•li EXCHANGE, JUNE 19.
Dutch Rhenish, 4.% East Indian, 23%—Luxembourg,
20/. 3 per Cult. Bonds (formerly Boulogne and
3 74,-,Namur and Liege, G, ,_
A Northrn of France, 241/
Amiens
Faris and Lyons 12N—Paris and
Rouen, 3 iih—Pari3 and Strasbourg .23y2ex d.—Sambre and
srieuse, our 3 and 4r,„te, 12; • _....
A "'West Flanders, 3
Western of France, 8.
..rDlmittioeeis shares),
.14

SPAIN.
The Madrid Gazette of the 14th publishes Royal
decrees appointing General LARA Minister of War,
and General ESPELETA Minister of Marine. It was
reported in Madrid that General PEZUELA, brother to
the Marqbinet. He has just received front the QUEEN the
title of Marquis.
Ill's DE NILIINIA, is about to enter the Ca-

A Madrid letter states that, on the 12th, a band of
armed Carlists and
a chief named Gar.vo, attempted
a Republican movement near Calatayuo, in Arragon,
but a detachment Republicans united, 24 in number,
having at their head
of troops soon dispersed them.
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Austrian Corresponde
We
.read in the 7.)
. GtRMANY.
- russian Gazette—" The official
under present circo
Berlin and
.Vienna on
nce of the 15th declares that,
-instances negotiations between
without object, and the question of customs are__
BlsmitacK-Scrica
Frankfort NHAusEN is not in any way con-
Thenected with that matter."
that the mission given to M.
Diet has resolved to take two months' vacation, corn-
tiournal states that the
.Germanic
meaning on lit At,
--gust.
A Frankfort Journal of the 16th says—" It is an-
nounced that Austria, at the last sitting of the
Ger-
manic
llet, proposed to prorogue the session to
dAeucgiduesd.l, aft This
subject be
fortnight." several iwmill portant questions had been
decided on in about a