The Sun.
London, England, 1851-11-19 00:00:00

[The following appeared in our Fourth Edition of
last night :—]

FRANCE.

The Committee oa the Municipal and Departmental
Bill assembled on Saturday to revise the text of
chapter 2, relative to municipal elections, which is to
be detached from the Bill, and submitted this day to
the deliberation of the Assembly. According to the
system of the Committee, the Electoral Law will
be henceforth founded on a distinction between a
domicile ariz_Aing from birth or from adoption. As
to the latter, that is to say, in a different com-
mune from that in which the party was born, the
provisions of the law of May, 1831, will be in-
tegrally intact. Three years' residence would be
necessary for the acquisition of the new domicile.
The triennial residence must be proved by the means
pointed out by the law of :.lay 31. M. Monet pro-
posed to reduce the duration of residence to one year.
This amendment was not admitted by the majority
of the Committee. As regards the domicile from
birth, we have merely to reproduce the two para-
graphs of Art. 9 of the definitive Bill of the Com-
mittee :
Art. 9. All Frenchmen who have attained their
majority, and who have fulfilled the law ofl conscription
in the commune, and have continually resided there, are
to be inscribed on the electoral list.
" All those who have gone through the conscription
in the commune, and who, after having left it have re-
turned to reside there for one year at least, shall also be
inscribed."
On the proposition of M. Odilon Barrot, which
was opposed by M. de Broglie, M. Heurtier, and
other members, the duration of residence for domicile
by birth has been reduced to six months. As to the
mode of justification of domicile by birth, it was, after
some discussion, decided that that justification should
result from the certificate of birth, or in default of that
from an inscription on the list for conscription. The
Committee also admitted, on the proposition of M.
Moulin, that soldiers and sailors, and old function-
aries enjoying a retiring pension, shall be inscribed
after six months residence on the electoral lists of
the commune where the pension was payable.
General Marchand, one of the most distinguished
generals of the Empire, died on the 12th inst. at his
chateau of St. limier, near Grenoble, in the 86th year
of his age.

A Paris letter in some of the provincial journals
says—" The marriage of General Cavaignac has
been decided on for some time already, and it will
take place at the end of the year. The General is to
marry Aldlle. Odier, daughter of M. J. Odier, banker,
and granddaughter of M. Oiler, formerly Peer of
France, regent of the Bank of France, and deputy
of Paris for many years. M. James Odier has
always experienced a very strong affection for
General Cavaignac. It is he who, in the month of
September, 1848, founded the Credit, which
suported the candidateship of the chief of the Exe-
cutive Government, for the sake of manufacturing
and commercial interests: Millie. Wier is nineteen
years of age; she brings to the General, who has no
other fortune than his indemnity as representative, a
portion of 800,000 f.
The President of the Republic has, on the report
of the Minister of War, granted medals of honour to
the community of Scours Trinitaires, and to thirteen
functionaries or private individuals of Oran, for the
services they rendered during the invasion of the
cholera ; and " honourable mentions" are accorded to
five other persons for the same cause.
The following is the list of the 200 prizes of I,ooof.
each of the Lot:ery of the Lingots d'Or :
THE 200 PRIZES OF I,OOOF.
2,219 936 3,990,131
2,233,397 4,048,395
2,266.361 4,080,160
2,271,829 4,080,842
2,285,731 4,115 263
2,349,570 4,139,506
2,387,806 4,149,872
2,473,384 4,237.256
2,493,822 4,280,723
2,542,480 4,299,883
2.545,995 4 336,499
2,578,336 4,360,278
2.585,983 4 392,486
2,617,942 4,398,466
2,632,647 4,499,784
2,652,902 4,530,743
2,730,425 4,534,815
2,751,510 4,563,624
2,763,034 4,563,778
2,849,732 4,602,426
2,863,914 4,614,093
2,879,655 4,646,289
2,943,700 4,664,866
2,978,002 4,703,973
3,041,367 4,704,284
3.059,522 4,756,919
3,076,720 4,762,952
3,117,616 4,794,112
3,173,143 4,826,473
3,197.399 4 906,258
3,226,704 4,950,020
3,228,862 4,970,831
3,302,294 5,048,808
3,359 078 5,133,445
3,414,402 5,133,745
3,496,725 5,161,664
3,522.675 5,173,281

7,915
52,909
62,581
67,746
136,551
224,227
332,089
417,051
466.355
486.389
495,196
498,637
557,303
678,354

5.566,673
5.576,096
5,623,714
5,636,362
5,663,502
5,668.547
5 680,463
5,701,264
5,720.228
5,729,063
5,734.743
5,795,779
5,841,278
5,857,284
5,927,742
5,935,506
5,945,362
6,062,174
6,068,623

600,902

706,390
742,251
759,376
767,056
790,612
833,965
930.314

958,980

986.736
1,021,930
1,023,371
1,069,011
1,062,120
1,070,826
1,103,506
1,115,749
1,168,744
1,218,70-4
1,224,832
1,262,352
1,309,974
1,394,581
1,483 84 2
1,493,653
1,504,019

3;589,429
3,628,596
3,631,540
3,663,207
3,708,441
3.766,493
3,796,423
3,805,725
3,851,861
3,917,831
3,964,457
3,967,788
3,977,861

f),214,055
5,306,854
5,309,006
5.355,630
5.381,125
5,389 281
5,393,977
5,394,176
5,408,504
5,416,526
5.454,026
5,455,319
5,542,656

1,530,534
1,616,953
1,643,636
1,661,115
1,703,48
1,727.914
1,893,248
1,922,485
1,976,698
2,182,733

GERMANY.

The Indipendance of Brussels says that it is not
true, as stated by a Berlin journal, that the negotia-
tions for a new commercial treaty between Belgium
and the Zollverein have been interrupted.

A telegraphic dispatch was received at Berlin on the
15th from Hanover, stating that the King bad passed
a sleepless night, and was very weak.
The Toss Gazette, under date of Berlin, 14th,
says :—" We learn from a good source that the Go-
vernment proposes, before the end of this year, to
realise the loan of twenty-one millions of thalers
(rather more than eighty millions of francs), voted
by the Chambers last autumn. MM. de Rothschild
bad, in fact, on Wednesday last a conference with M.
de Bodelschwingh at the hotel of the Minister. It is
positively stated that MM. Rothschild have been
charged to take steps for negotiating this loan in
England."