Star.
London, England, 1815-12-15 00:00:00

PRIVATE LETTER.

the Re-weies, ha 44 A Society, called Me Soliety of
for some time been organised in the Rue St. Honors
It is open to every Deputy when presetred by alio
ther, and to Deputies alone. It comprehends alreadl
many of the first authorities of the kingdom. Minis
tens and Counsellors of State, Directors of the grew
Administrations, &c. The Society only assemille:
on the Tuesday evening, excepting when a new Liu
is to be proposed ; it is therefore previously discussed
the objections are there made and canvassed ; bu
there is neither President nor Secretary. The fir.
Member who arrives is generally requested to net.n
tain order during the debate, and to ensure to eve
Orator an uninterrupted hearing. They insert a0t1.;....
in the public papers ; they neither make or re:e:,.
addresses. They hold no correspondence will. -
one. They have oral communications with t!,, r.
nistry by the organ of four of their Deputies, to c
cert measures end march in ':ninon with the Gi,vl.
meat. it would be su('t i ros t(; insist longer
the difference that exists between a similar so:iety
and one in which the populace was admitted in thi
Tribunes, which invited addresses, which ecrte:-.
ponded with every disaffected city threughoet Fraacc
which organised and affiliated subardinite tli:bs, e^.‘
in which to be admitted, it was indispenssb:c
long to a political party and avow a political creed.
a The Re.uni 'has made some important aorta
sitions, Pasquier, Becquet, kuyrr C.lllard, dec. 'l-
- of Members last night amounted to 140...
On Tuesday night it was resolved to oppose ti,.
Categoric of M. M. des Plessis-, la lismrtionnAye
Bouville et Germiny. It was then resolved crt tr
sanction more rigorous measures than those crmtaii:
ed in the Proclamation and Ordinance of his M.ije:ty
dated the ‘24tli July, to request the Ministers t.
immrdiate steps to execute that Ordinance ana
pulffish an Amnesty, comprehending the time ante
rior to its promulgation. From this saving Act ar,
to be excepted those against whom the Governmea
should think fit to enforce the 4th Article of thi
ab.)ve Ordinance, and those whom it should deter
mine to bring before the Tribunals to be judged tr.
the constitutional laws of the country.

61 The support given by the Reunion to the Ad-
ministration was so effective, that at the scrutiny or
the subject of the Presmtal Courts. there were but V
black balls to 299 white ones. It is expected a mob.
animated discussion will take place in the Charabe•
on the subject of the King's Ordinance, them,
Royalists being determined most strenuously to hup
port, and their adversaries as vigorously to o?post
the Carries."

THE EVENING STAR.

I.ONDON.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1915.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY Ar I WEIVE O'CLOCS
Reduced 54 60—Cons. nu.. shut—for opt. GT*
4 pr: Cent. 741-5 per Ceat. ghta--13unJ: 3.. die.
0.na.14f p..y. 1 if ,a; rt.—Ltda. Bits ss, die. par.

Brussels and Frankfort Papers, the latter to the St}
and the former to the 12th kit.tra, have Arrived ;
their coatents arc comparativey unintetecting, b.int
ch:edy occupied with remarks on the Ccsmcins
Exchanges of Territory, settled tar in train, fur toad
ins tie frontiers of the different Germ An States :