Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-09
t" 81. Cloud, May 10. 1880"
:. ORDONNANCE OF THE KING.

"I-CHAnLEs, sc. We have ordained, &c.
CART. l. Shall be separated from the Depart
ment of the Interior, to form particular Depart
ment. under the title of Department Of PubHc
U0rks. the branches of Administration which
compoxAhe general direction of bridges. high
WAYS. mines, as well us those relative to the
rivers streams not navigable. civil edlhces'
the e znent of the towns, and all other
"o:I s:sssg'i" q tn. Council, Of Minis
tiers and the Minister of the Interior are charged
with the execution Of the present Ordonnance.
Given at st. Cloud, the 18th day of May.
1850, the sixth year of our reign.
CHARLES.
I" Bv the King:
:. The President of the Council of Ministers,
Prince DE PoLIGNAc."
{" II.-CHARLEs, &c.
" ART. 1. The Sieur Chanteauze, First Pre-
sident of our ROYAL Tribunal at Grcnoble. is APP
pointed Keeper Of the Seals. Minister Secretary
of State for the Department of Justice.
80. The Seur Baron de MOnbei. Minister
of the Interior. Is appointed Minister of Finance.
8. 5. Our we'll beloved and faithful Count de
Peyronnet Peer of France, Is appointed Minis
ter of the Interior.
a.. The Sieur Baron Capel|e, Project of the
Seine and Disc, is appointed Minister oil the Pub
lie Works"
III.-CHARLEs, &c.
"ARr. |. The general direction of the blidg-
es. highways. and mines. is suppressed. 'lhe
Sieur Becuuev. Director of that Department, is
permitted to retire.
D. Sieur Becquev. Councillor of State, is
appointed Minister Ct State and Member of our
Privv Council.''
NV. and V.-CHARLEs, &c.
ARr |. Are appointed Ministers of State
and Members of our Privy Council, the Sieurs
Courvoisier Count de Berter, Director General
of the Forests: Baron de Balainvilliers, Council
Tor of State"
All these performances are dated May 10, and
countersigned by Prince Polignac.
The Liberals feel confident of carrying the
elections. The Messenger DIES Chambers of the
18th MAY, saws:
We learn from Anglers that the Majority of
the electors of the Maine and Loire persist in
the choice of the Deputies who voted for the Ad-
dress. whom they sent to the Chamber last year
"Thc electors in the Departments are every
where preparing TO neutraizc the influence which
the ministry will endeavor to exercise on the
election. We are informed that the Depart
ment of the North itself has formed an associa-
ton to revive the electoral lists, and choose the
candidates"
The same paper contains sundry other notices,
of a similar character, from other Departments.
Spain and Porfugol.-lt is announced from
Madrid. MAY 10.) that Don Miguel has at length
lost the support of the Spanish Cabinet. Indeed If
the reports circulated are TO be believed, "the
question Of overturnlng the Usurper has been al
ready discussed between the British Ministry and
our Ambassador at London. 1t is said even that
this question would have been treated ina SCI ious
manner if there had been any certainty that the
Emperor Of Brazil was disposed to revoke the
charter, ans! to establish the Young Queen Don
ma Maria. with Regency governing according
to the ancient laws, without any other modfca-
tons but the obligation of calling together the
Cortes of Lamego every three years. and to raise
no taxes bat such as should be voted by them"
Private letters from Lisbon of May S. state
that affairs proceed from bad TO worse in that
distracted country; and, amongst the evils that
press on the government Of Don Miguel. the state
of utter exhaustion of the Treasury, and the
rnutinous spirit of the troops. and their insubor-
dination, stand foremost. Every thing tends TO
present the prospect of an inevitably approach
ING and terrible storm in its effect" An attempt
to search some soldiers of the 9TH Regiment, to
seize some procamatOns issued by the Terceira
Regency, was resisted and bloody fray ensued,
in which several were killed on both sides, and
many wounded.
Advices from Tercera are to the Gath of April.
The Regency of Dona Maria was we'll estab-
lished, aud every thing was safe and tranquil.
CErrE, May iS.-rhe Spanish ship del Car
mon, Capt Marques, arrived this morning from
Maiorca. The Captain declares to have fallen
in with fleet of go SAIL which he supposed to
be steering for Algiers; amongst it were several
ships of the line and frigates. but they showed
no flag whereby their nation could be distinguish
ed.
There is report here that several English
ships of the line and frigates have sailed from
Gibraltar, to demand their Consul from the Dey
of Algiers, and that, after thew fired some shots
on the town. the Dey hauled his flag down and
hoisted the English standard. If this be the case.
we should come too late.
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH.
..TouLoN, May Is, Half past Two.
admiral Dueperre 10 las Erceiie,cy me Minis
ter of Marine and The Coioaies.
'''rhe feet is ready to sail: every thing is EN-
barked, both men and materiel.