The Sun.
London, England, 1848-12-14 00:00:00

says that when he voted in favour of the principle
of asserting the organic laws to form the supplement
of the constitution, he did not contemplate that these
laws e.hould exceed three or four. The other writers
reject the greater number as disenLitled to the name
of organic.
There are various rumours as to the composition of
the Ministry of Prince NAPOLEON. The Vice'
Presidency has been refused by M. Trimßs, as the
acceptance of that office would render him ineligible
to be elected President on the next vacancy. M.
BERRYER was asked to accept the office of .Minister
of Finance, but he refused, and almost immediatelf
afterwards left Paris. M. AUDRIFET was next ar
plied to, and he also refused. The Linistry of F°A.
reign Affairs was offered to M. DE REmusAT, an
refused.

The Duke D'HARCOURT is to be immediately re"
called from Rome. General OUDINOT will either be
Minister at War or Ambassador to Russia. The
clergy have objected to M. BARTHLEMY ST. HIL I 1
as Minister of Public Instruction and Worship, an
office to which Louis NAPOLEON was anxious to nr
point him, and it is said that either M. DE SEO
M. VICTOR HUGO will be appointed.
The following list of the new Ministry was
culated yesterday :
M. ODILOM BARROT, to be Minister of Justice guel
Prime Minister, with the leadership in the Assembly.
M. DROUYN DE L'HUYS, Foreign Affairs.
M. Auxins FOULD, Finances (~1111. DE AuntruEl,'
HIPPOLYTE, PASSEY, and BENOIST having declined)'
M. LEON DE MALLEVILLE, Interior.
M. LEON FAUCHER, Public Works.
Admiral CECILLE, Marine.
The returns of the departmental elections continue
to give an immense majority to M. Louts NArotE°
He had obtained 50,000 suffrages at Limoges,
neral CAVAIGNAC 5,000, and M. LEDRu-liol.o-
2,000. In the deparinent of the Aisne the proportio:
was nearly the same, and in that of the Marne th
peasantry repaired to the elections in bodies crying'
" Vine l'Empereur !"
Further election returns received in Paris 0
Wednesday afternoon :

NIEVRA.

Louis Napoleon
Cavaignac
Ledru Rollin
Lamartine
Votes

4,781
926
231._
13

MAINE ET LOIRE.
ANGERS.

Louis Napoleon
Cavaiguac ... ...
Ledru Rollin .. •••
LIAUTE-VIENNE.
25 COMMUNES.
Louis Napoleon ...
Cavaignac

". 9,790
". 2,335
". 169

... 20,069
- 2,965

MANCHE.
VALOCNES.

Louis Napoleon
Cayaignac•
CHERBOURG.
Louis Napoleon. ... 2,225
Cava ign ac *** •• • 4,465 „
At Bourdeaux Louts NAPOLEON polled 00 4
and General CAVAIGNAC 6,000. h Of
General CAVAIGNAC is to leave for the sout,r
he
France, immediately atter the proclamation of tffer
President. M. Louts NAPOLEON intended to '3, of
him the government of Algeria, or the command
the army of the Alps.

9,691
4,482

BOURSE—PARIS, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 13.• Ait.
(2 THREE u'LL,.li —Die accounts received to dal 1 b-5
ing no longer any doubt of the complete success of 1"°
Napoleon, the Rentes and Railway Shares continue-at.
rise. Wuhin the last week the rise is hilly 8 per e.
ae
For the Account, the French Three per Cents. ,110,
risen It. 20r.'.; the Five per Cents. 80c.; and the ~..1
If. 50c. F r Money, the Three per Cents. have r'of,;
If. 25e.; Five per Cents. If. 65c.; and the Loan co
Bons du Ti tiior not quoted ; Bank of France Sbcs:o
have risen 70f. ; Belgian Bank Shares not quo Led; of
per Cents. have risen 3 per cent.; Spanish Funds .46
not quote .ti; Roman has risen 3 per cent.; Rothsehil
Rye! ipts not quoted. Exchange on London (30 c1ii,450
25 47k; ditto (90 days), 25 37i. Railway Shares '-
also participated in the rise.
BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT Tg
LONDON STOCK-EXCHANGE, DEC. 13-, --•
Boulogne and Amiens, 61XA—Luxembourg (70' '-
Orleans and Bordeaux, 2—Paris and Lyons (101.), 41h.

SPAIN.
Madrid journals of the 6th have been received.
~e
Theijournals of Queen CHRISTINA state that _ll'4
Count DE IVIONTEMOLIN has removed from his forras
residence in Mortimer-street to a smaller hs°suible to
his straightened circumstances render it imc'et. We
keep up his establishment in Mortimer-stre
know not what may be the circa
to know
Count DE MONTEMOLIN, but we do happen
~.,
that the house in Harley-street which he now occuplej
is larger than his late residence in Mortimer-street„'
and if Queen CHRISTINA is all anxious e"
obtain exact information as to the size of the pre'
mstances of the
sent domicile of the Count. M. Iszunfrz can furvis"
her with every information on the subject, as he litig
resided in it. It was the residence of the Spanish
1;
Legation for many years, and from the state w131,,c,
it is kept up by the Count DE MONTEMOLIN, and the
numerous visitors who call there, a stranger might 0
led to imagine that the diplomatic relations betwee
England and Spain had been renewed.

CONCHA has arrived at Igualda. POI;
MADRID BOLSA, DEC. 7.—Three per Cents., -40
Five per Cents., 10i. Exchange on London, 48 4

GE RIMANY
AND
THE NORTHERN STATES,

PRUSSIA.

We have received intelligence from Berlin 'l'
December 11.
oo
The Prussian Staats Anzeiger contains a note . t
1.0
the KING, in which he expresses in lively terms no,
thanks to his loving subjects for the numerous cid
gratulatory addresses and other testimonials presell„ of
to himself and his August Consort on oecasi°':blo
their "silver wedding," and to which it is inirssldef
for him to reply to each individually. He con°'ll,4
by saying that the love subsisting between hi°l,, fief
his people has been cemented by GOD, and no 13"
can dissolre it.
The Members of the Left, before leaving
organised a plan of operations for the forthc°
elections,
ote'
It was resolved immediately to form election c
mittees in the districts, with a central committee, 10
Berlin, formed of those deputies who are residelibe,
the capital, the presidents of the democratic ctbef
and city district unions. The party consider beh
are certain of a majority in the Lower Choilltid
and hope, by an union with the other sec," bet
of the Liberals, to obtain a considerable nu"'Tll6
of votes in the Upper Chamber also. A ill
following are the tactics to be followed ietJ
the Grand Duchy of Posen :—ln the distrrie
exclusively Polish, Polish democrats to be °r,
nimously voted for; in the districts where the Pet; of
lation is Polish and German mixed, the Democrilf the
both races are to unite in favour of candidates ° ore
German stock. The localities where the Jesloiof
strong are to be gained by proposing candidatei pit'
like JAcoßi, are of that faith. The several co° pof
tees are also to use every effort to secure the re.--/3
the least known of the Opposition leaders, 5111
WALDECK, TEMME, JACOBI, SCHULZE, LIPSO
to the Upper Chamber.
An emeute occurred at Bremen on the 9tl:;otfle

5(P.n
appears that a merchant was about to-export- ft-
,
pork to England, when a mob of Prussian bad
tectionists assembled, and attacked and destroye"
stores. bet
M. SCIIRAMM, a distinguished Opposition --verllll'
of the late Assembly, has been ordered to quit "" pro'
General WRANGEL has issued a proclamation, tile
hibiting the exhibition of puppet-shows duritlbb
Christmas holidays.

AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY,,,OO
The Communal Council and Magistrates of vie rot
have presented the following address to the J
JOSEPH :-
"May it please your Majesty, 1041
" The magistrates and communal council of your,tot°
city of Vienna, deeply impressed with the lo°ll3e-011
events that have taken place within the last feW4,,df
venture respectfully to approach the steps of your apt 0,
throne, and to express, iu the name of the inhabitiii:loi#
Vienna, their heartfelt congratulation, and sincere
alty and devotion. .001
" The nations of Austria now turn to your 31$10'0°
with the liveliest expectations: they contidentli„tioo;
that the glorious work of the revision of the conet% I).i/
already commenced by your illustrious uncle, wtioar
the combined efforts of your Majesty and the 06;eclit
representatives, be speedily and happily consuncus'
that prosperity may once more flourish among us' 00"
the seeds of true liberty may bring forth irtd"refie
Austria, strong, free, and united, may rise withw,iier
vated youth from the storms that assail her, and
self the guarantee of her undiminished existence for
turies to come.
" Great is the task and undying the renown thtte

crown such a termination—and: undying wig- trio
thankfulness of a grateful people to their jilt's' A
be,n,elfnacator.
more limited sphere, also,
community may promote the furthereaanchceinoefmtbbeirs O`:0131:.:
This will be his sacred duty, and the conscientious
charge of this duty will be our studious endeavour;,oog
" Your Majesty, look, we beseech
and pity upon your tried residentiary city; 111.0 lesl'
you, with be
cp, re!
assured that it will cling firmly and devotedly to
timate Sovereign. ss
May God protect your Majesty, for your olgti
and the welfare of our beloved country.
To TB6
THECOMMUNAL COUNCIL AND
OF VIENNA.

" Dec. 5, 1848."
the EDi
Notwithstanding the promises made W by,ue
rEneat and his Ministers, notwithstanding