The Sun.
London, England, 1857-06-01 00:00:00

BELGIUM.

ADJOURNMENT OF THE CHAMBER BY
THE KING'S ORDER.
BRUSSELS, Sunday. At the*, mmencement of the
séance of the Chamber of Representatives yester-
day, the Minister of the Interior announced the
receipt of a royal order just then issued, which
adjourned indefinitely the Chamber and the Senate.
The following is the royal mandate referred to :--
" Leopold 1., King of the Belgians.
"To all present and to come, greeting. Accord-
ing to article 72 of the constitution, and by the
advice of our Ministerial Council,
" We have decreed, and do decree :
" Article 1. The Chamber of Representatives
and the Senate are adjourned indefinitely.
" Article 2. Our Minister of the Interior is
charged with the execution of the present order.
" Given at Brussels the 30th May, 1857.
‘' LEOPOLD.

"By the King.
The Minister of the Interior, P. De Decker."
The reading of this letter was received by the
Chamber with cries of " Vive le Roi."

The business of the Legislative Palace was then
adjourned sine die.

Yesterday the walls of the city were placarded
with the following proclamation, viz. :

" THE CITY OF BRUSSELS.

" THE BURGOMASTER OF THE CITY OF BRUSSELS.
"According to the powers given in the Article
94 of the Communal Law of the 30th March, 1836
—3oth June, 1842.

" It is ordered, that all amenablages of more than
five persons in the public roach is forbidden.

" All breaches of this order will be punished ac-
cording to the manner provided by articles 464,
465, and 466 of the penal cote, and in case of re
sistance such assemblages will be dispersed by the
public forces.

" Given at the Hotel de Ville, the 28th of May,
1857.

"The Bourgommter, Cif. DE BRONCKERE."

Yesterday evening passed off re ucti more quietly
than the previous one. The people, however, are
promenading the streets still in small groups, sing-
ing the national airs.

The King and the memberrof the royal family
remain at the Palace of Brussels.

The Communal Council have proposed au address
to his Majesty, which will be preseuted this day.
The Hotel de Vile is occupied by the third
legion of the Civic Guard.

The estAblishments of • the Jesuits and other
religious orders are guarded by detachments of in-
fantry. The guards are doubled at all the Govern-
ment offices.

On Friday night, the Duke and Duche3s of
Brabant attended the Theatre-Royal to witness the
representation of. " William Tell." They were
escorted to and from the place by a strong military
force.

The house was crowded. Their Royal and Im-
perial Highnesses were received with the most
marked expressions of welcome, and, upOn the de-
mands of the audience, the orchestra played the
national air, "The Brabangonne."
Upon their departure from the theatre there was
an immense crowd in the Place de la Monnaie,
who, while cheering the Prince and Princess,
uttered cries "A. bas les Convents," " Pas de Pri-
vileges."

It appears that the excitement has spread to the
provinces. The accounts from Antwerp and Liege
detail fearful outrages and attacks upon the reli-
gious establishments.

FRANCE.
PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING.
The Monitsttr publishes three decrees, bearing
date the 27th May. The first pronounces the dis-
solution of the Corps Legislatif.
The second fixes the number of deputies to the
next Corps Legislatif at 267, during the five years
between 1857 and 1862, and describes their distri-
bution in the departments.

the third convokes the electoral colleges for the
21st of June next, for the purpose of electing a
deputy. The electors of the island of Corsica are
convened for the same purpose on the 28th of June.
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