The Sun.
London, England, 1815-12-23 00:00:00

TITLE IV.--GENERAL AREAXGEMENTS.

23. Nolte can be Elector of canton Or depArtmen,t, onless
be is a Frynclunan borer or naturalised; unless lie enjay civil
rigfii.s; be must not lx a banlirupt. nor in' a state of isater-
diction, accusation, nor contumacy..

24. None can be Elector iu two canto►:a. .two depart-
theigs at the same time.

The functionsof the Elee-tati-are temporary, an4cease
with the Session at the Colleges.

gii, Their Session C*nnut last longer. than ten day;.

27. The King, if he thinks proper, 'in,Sy appoint their place
of Atiecting iii ai•ruther spot than the thief town Of the depart-
iisnt or canton.

elections to Le made by au obsohite majority of

rote.

29. The President alOne conducts the internal police of the
college. No armed force .Can-be intrOduced into the plate of
meeting, nor pOited'at the entrance, without his requh,ition.
The Commandant of th.e. armed force is bound to obey the
President's orders.,

So. The electoral Colleges can engage in no other huss;nesc
but that for which they are cunvoked. Their sittings art taut

public.
3). Theyseparate the moment thevieetions are closed. ..
32. Tbe- Colleges cannot, under any p•retext, cOrrespond,
with each other, directly OP indirectly. They cannot confer
on ttw Deputies any parikul.sr mission, nor give them orders
or instructions.

The violaiitorx of the precedi•og article diisolvcs the Col-
legeoind renders its proceedings
34. The President r charged with the execution of these

regulations.
3S. Ordinances of the King regulate the mode to be oh-
serred in the scrutiny of votes, and other operations of the
Colleges that are not bxed-in the present law.
36. The amount of taxes paid may be estimated from taxes
paid indifferent departments. The husband shall be entitled•
to reckon the taxes paid by his wife, though not possessing
property in common; the taxes paid by a widow may be
placed to the account of the son whom she shall .choose ; a
son-in-law may reckon those of his mother-in-law, awidow,
if he has married an only daughter ; a son, or Son-in-law,
those of his father, or father-in-law, if the latter-transfer
theit rights. The last act abrogates all other laws on the
*object of elections.

PARIS, DEC. 18.—They are labouring to efface
the monogram of Napoleon, which wab placed on
the frise of the wall in front of the Chamber of
Depraies. 'Phis cypher is to be replaced by fieurs-
de-lis.

According to the Journal de Toulouse, the Duke
d'Angoulente we* to quit that city on the 13th, to
proceed to Bourdeaux. The same Journal states,
that this Prince is expected to return to Toulouse
in the month of March next, accompanied by
Madame.

There is a report in Germany of transferring
the •Germanic Diet to Nuremberg.
Letters tram Nismes of the 9th import, that the.
greatest tranquillity continues to reign in thni
city. Commerce is flourishing. The greater part
of those individuals ‘vlio had quitted the city have
re-appeared, and resume' their avocations with
the greatest confidence.

Tua iuvestiptiou of the CA3e vclikteritl Drouct

is continued by the first Council of the War, and
that of General Dabelle by the second.
The Decree of the Court de Cassation, whie.l)
rejects the Appeal or M. de Lavalette against the
judgment which condemned him to death, was
liotpublisllett last night.
The Marchioness of Chastellux, originally Miss
Plunkett, Lady of Honour to the Duchess
Dowager of Orleans, died this morning of a pul-
monary consumption.
Orders have been issued, that after the first of
January there shall not remain at Paris a single
Officer of the Allied troops. These orders ex:
tend to all the Officers of the Line, of the Mili-
tary Administration, and of Health.

It is said that Ws Majesty the King of Bavaria
!Ms caused an application to he made to,onrSo-
vereign With a ie'tv to a mitigation of the sen-
tence upon M. de Lavalette.
The pieces (ordnance) are replaced in the front
court of the lintel des Juveniles. ,
11tic.19.--,The debut of two Boxers from
London attracted, yesterday, a great conconrSe of
spectators to the Circus of the Franconi they
ciimpletely.64filled ;he exOectations of the •ea-
dons whn went to see them.

Yesterday General Camoaceres was arrested :
he was.coothieted.to the usual military inisou of
the AMaye. . .
The Duke of Luxembourg, Captain, of the
King's Body Guard, is afipohited A►nhassador to
the Court of Brazil.

Madame de Lavalette went yesterday morning
to, tile salMiti of the Niqlen the King
passed, 'she threw herself .at his teet to implore
the pardon of her husband, but his Majesty, al-
though much moved, did not accede tc,,ller re-
yuct.

de.Lavalette, it is said, i.s.t)i) longer•at the
Conciergerie, but, has .beeu transferred.
cetines. t

VIiNNA, DEC. B.—The advantages oftheTreaty-
of Pails of the 20th November .are already felt.
Paper has gained more than 30 per cent. rovisionS
have become cheaper, and commerce resumes
activity.

- Grasel has undergone several. examinations.
He is frank,
,and Confesses his robberies. without
any subterfuge, names and
all the information required Of hiw It is thought
that he had to do with Jews. a sort of gentry al-
ways ready to prOat by 0rr...-:-•:iniiks of gala. A
Jew,-of Bruno, in .coneeit with his rnistress,-be-
traved hire. 1-ic will receive the
.4,00 P florins.