The Sun.
London, England, 1851-11-14 00:00:00

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SUN OFFICE, Seven o'Clock.

FRANCE.
The CoMmittee of Parliamentary Initiative held
two sittings on Wednesday. In the latter it took into
consideration the proposition of the three questors, to
which some modifications had been made. As it now
stands it is as follows :
There shall be promulgated as a law, and plaoed on
the order of the day, and posted up in the ,barracks,
Art. 6 of the decree of May 11, 1348, in the following
terms:—
" The President of the National Assembly is charged
to watch over the internal and external security of the
Assembly. For this purpose he has the right to require
the armed force and all the military authorities whose
co-operation he shall think necessary. The requisitions
may be addressed directly to all the officers, comman-
dants. or functionaries, who are bound to immediately
obey them under the penalties provided by the laws."
The Committee was fully attended, 30 Members
taking part in the ballot, 23 voted for the principle of
the preposition ; 6 against it, and one abstained. M.
Vitet was elected as reporter.
The Petrie of yesterday evening says The
candidsteships which principally engage the attention
of the electors of the Seine, are those of AI. de Tho-
rigny, the Minister of the Interior ; General de Feu-
che res ; M. Eck, a founder; M. Marbeau, the founder
of the Creches; General Randon, ex •Alinister of War;
and M Persil, ex-. Minister. The great majority of
the electors of the Seine appear to be agreed as to M.
de Thorigny. Several notable candidates had pre-
sented themselves, but they all withdrew before the
candidateship of the 'Minister of the Interior."
The Moniteur Parisien announces at the head of
one of its columns the candidateship of M. de
Thorigny.
The Bulletin de Paris says—" There was a meet-
ng to-day of the Electoral Union, at which it was
decided to propose as the candidate of order for the
election of Paris on the 30th inst., M. Devinck, ex-
President of the Tribunal of Commerce. The follow-
ing names were, however, at the suggestion of dif-
ferent members of the Union, placed provisionally on
the list :—Generals Randon and Schramm, M. Lafon-
taine, and M. de Thorigny, the Minister of the
Interior."

M. Wolowski has written to the journals to state
that there is no truth in the assertion of a Polish
newspaper, tha Czas, that the Emperor of Russia has
restored the property of his family, which was con-
fleeted after the Polish revolution of 1830.
The Tonlon journals state that orders have been
received in that port to send a naval squadron to the
coast of Morocco, to obtain reparation for the pillage
of a shipwrecked French vessel, and other outrages.
The frigates Gomer and Sane, and. the steam-corvette
Caton, are to form the squadron, and Vice-Admiral
Dubourdieu, is to command it.
The criminal proceedings instituted before the tri-
bunals, at Guadeloupe, against the presumed authors
of the conspiracy for burning the habitations in the
colony, have concluded by a verdict of guilty against
two of the prisoners. The principal one is a man of
colour, who, has exercised great influence over the
emancipated slaves, and who, using that influence for
the triumph of socialism, was in correspondence with
the leading members of that party.