Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-09-08

less than twenty sheets, unless specially,
and in each instance, authorised by gov
crnmcnt. The following is the ordinance
for the dissolution Of the Chamber of De-
puties.
From the Paris NIoniteur Of July 26.
CHARLES, &c To all to whom these
presents come-grccting.
Considering Art. so of the Constitu-
tional Charter;
Being informed of the mannuvres
which have been practised in many parts
of our kingdom to deceive and lead a
stray the electors during the late opera
tions of the electoral colleges.
Having heard our Council, we have
ordered and do order,
.art. Isl. The Chamber of Deputies of
Departments is dissolved.
.Art. cd. Our Minister Secretary of
State for the Interior is charged with the
execution of this ordinance.
Given at ST. Cloud the 25th day of Ju-
ly, in the year of our Lord 1880, and of
our reign the sixth.
BY the King. CHARLES.
The Peer of France, Minister Secre-
tary of State for the Department of
the Interior.
| The Count PEYRoNNET.
1t appears that the Chambers thus dis
solved, for the assembling of which on
the Sd of August, special summonses had
been sent the members elect, would have
contained 27O members of the opposition,
OF whom 202 were among the 22l who
voted the address which produced the
dissolution of the late Chamber. The
ministerial s,IungLn wound have beon
I45; and there were Is non-commlttals
BY another ordinance of the same date,
the electoral colleges are required to
meet for the choice of Deputies; the COL
leges of Advertisements on the 9th of
September, and the colleges of Depart
ments on the 18th. The Chamber of
Peers and Deputies arc ordered to meet
on the 23th of September.
The following is the ordinance respect :.
ing the Liberty Of The Press
From the Paris Moniteur Of July 25.
CHAp1Es, sc. TO all to whom these
presents come-greeting.
Upon the report of our Council of
Ministers, we have ordered and do order
the folowing:-
.Ai. 1st. THE LIBERTY of the
PERIODICAL PRESS is SUS-
PENDED.
.Ari. Cd. The dispositions of Articles
1, and of Titles |, of the law of Oct.
81, 1914, are again put in force.
In consequence no journal or periodi-
cal or semi periodical writing, establish
ed or to be established, without distinction
of matters treated by them, can appear,
either at Paris, or in the departments,
but by virtue of the authorization which
the author and printer shall obtain from
us separately. This authorization must
be renewed every three months. 1t may
be revoked.
.Art. Sd. The authorization may be
professionally granted and Professionally
withdrawn by the projects, to the jour
nails and periodical or semi-periodical
works published or to be published in the
departments.
4. The journals and writings publish
cd in contra-convention of art. 9, shall be
Immediately seized. The presses and
types which may have been used in print
ing them, shall be placed in public de-
pot under seal, or shall be put out of use.
5. No writing under twenty sheets
shall appear without the authorization of
our Minister Secretary of State of the
Interior at Paris, and of the projects in
the departments. Every writing gilmore
than twenty sheets which shall not con-
stitute a complete work of itself, shall be
also required to be authorized. Writ
ings published without authorization,
shall be Immediately seized. The pres
scs and types which shall have been us
ed in printing them shall be placed in n
public depot and under seal, or put out of
use.
6. Memoirs of learned or literary So
cictics shall be submitted to the previous
authorization, if they treat in the whole
or in part of political matters, in which
case the measures prescribed in art. 3,
shall be applicable to them.
Z. Every disposition contrary to the
present ordinance shall be void.
o. The execution of the present ordi-
nance shall take place in conformity with
the 9TH article Of the ordinance of the
eth Nov. 1916, and of what is prccrib-
cd by that of Jan. 10, 1917.
H g. Our Ministers Secretaries of State