The Sun.
London, England, 1852-03-20 00:00:00

FRANCE.

It is stated by the friends and political supporters I
of General Cavaignac and- M. Cirnot; -that neither of
these newly-elected-deputies will present. himself to .
take the oaths prescribed, or will appear in the Legis-
lative Chamber at all. If the intention be persevered
in, as is very probable, two new elections will have
to take place again for Paris ; and it seems to be the
determination of constituents to elect them as often
as there occurs a vacancy. As this cannot go on
for ever, it is anticipated* that a measure will
be proposed to the' Assembfy' disqualifying persons
who, having submitted to be elected, or, at all events,
given a silent assent, refuse complying with the con-
ditions required, and that all votes given to such dis-
qualified candidatei will not be taken into account.
It is announced that the Giwernment candidates at
Brest, Mayenne, Dinan; and Arras, have been elected
deputies to the Corps Leg-Waal- At Lille, M. Le-
grand, the Democratic- candidate, has polled 13,508
votes, to 11,779 given to M. Richebe, the Government
candidate.
Three hundred politicil prisoners, condemned to
transportation by the military commissions, were
dispatched from Paris last night by a special train for
Havre, whence they are to be shipped for Algeria.
M. Rigal, President of the Fourth Chamber of the
Court of Appeal of Paris, has addressed a letter to the
First President, Troplong, requesting that the decree
of the President of tlil,Repitblic removing the judges
from thei bench after a certain age, may not be car-
ried into effect- as' 'respects' Judge Gaschon, of the
Court:of Appeal.
Measures of retaliation were intended' by.the Bel-
gian Government with ,regience to the increased
postage on papers entering FTice from that country,
but it appears that a 'negotiation has been opened be-
tween the two countries with the view of an arrange-
ment a fainzable. Theldvantage to the State is.not
equal to thetembn.traiament deeissiOned by the execu-
tion of the measure. • I
The funeral service - for Genital Count d'An-
thouard, who died in Paris, on Monday last, aged 79,
Was performeOesterday in 4* church of the Mide-'
leine. • kgreiOnumbtrof General Officers were pre-
sent, and afterviards accompanied, the body to the ceme-
tery. The 4erased tittered, ilie service in 17890nid.
became General of Division in lam He was con-,
sidered one of the; best officers of the empire.. . '

sMARK.
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The First Dithish Chambeis'resolved, on the 13th
instant, by 35 against 8 votes,: to-adopt the address to
Use King,' dealaring .its) want' of confidence in the
Ministry, which has alre:a4 passed the Second Cham-
ber. The Government has determined to prorogue
the Legislature. On the 13th the President of the
Second Chamber announced that it would probably
be closed on the 17th: •-•
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SWITZERLAND. ,
The Post-.aniiit Gazette of Frankfort quotes a letter
from Milan of . the' 5 th, stating that the relations
between AtiStria and SWitzeiland have become, much
more friendly of lite, and that the" 'rigorous surveil-
lance verciseck along the frontiers of the cantons of
Ticino and the otirrisona had been greatly relaxed:
This is owing, theriviiter. says,. to the cantons having
acceded to all the , demands of Austria. The New
Preussische Zeitiing repeats, notwithstanding the of&
cial denial of the Vienna Gazette, its statement, that
after December 2, Austria did' its best to encourage.
Louis Napoleon to invade Switzerland, Piedmont,
and Belgium; And declares that it ' will give further
and conlirmator:, particulars. '