Washington telegraph., 1848-05-03
EUROPEAN #ApYlCEs RY THE
uIRERNIA.

mvsi OF them having hlshlY important bearing
Among the most recent ate the ioIlnwingi
Al prisoners Tor civil OF commercial debts 10 be
set at liberty, .
Corporal punishment 10 be abolished in the navy
The Minister OF Finance to sell the diamonds
Of the crown, and to convert into coin the plates
aud ingols found in the fulefiea, the Chateau OF
Ncuily, aud all the other royal residences
An Office to be opaned IN eaeh mum ol Pas,
IN which registers are to be kenl ol lhusr Wolhmru
seeking employment aud Of thesa employer who
require laburrn,
Salaries Of foreign ministers not 10 exceed f2jO0O
The sum OF fl00, ,uOn,000 Iomaining to be issued
Of the loan voted by the law OF the eth Of August
lsl7, to be Immediately issued as per cent loan,
and called the national loan
The Minister Of Finance 10 sell the woods,
| forests, lands, farms, etc, which belonged to the
| old ciyil lst. Regulations Of sale stated.
Minister Of finance 10 lunn sngh lots Of tho
wood Of the State as may b. usehilly sold, aud
to order the sale thereof 10 the amuunt Of ilOV.
I 100000,
! Commissarics Of the Government vested with
unlimited authority to ehaaea the pfaleels, sub.
/ prcirrls aud appoint successors 10 lhf latter To
| dismiss tho mayors, deputy mayors, aud municipal
/ councils, who should be haziie In the Republic,
aud to take the oversight Of the military forces,
Officers aud soldiers ahsanl on leave forthwith
to return 10 their respective corps.
A Polish legion to ba formed.
All religious congregations aud corporations,
not authorized by the law, aud particularly the
congregations Of the le.ls, 10 be Dissolved.
j The payment Of drafts bills Of exchange, etc,
suspended I'LL 18th April
The tribunals OF commerce empowered TO sus,
pend actions against debtors for months, provided
the debtor wishes il,
The duration Of the day. work in the depart.
meu,s 10 be fixed al eleven hours
lsconidehily II stated. saysihs Constitutional,
that tho Counoil OF detense intends to demand
the establishment OF camp Of $4,000 men near
Dion.
In pursuance Of the governments orders, bat.
talons Of movable national guards are forming
ia all the principal towns Of france II Is certain,
says the Naii8Hal, that before two months rllpsc
France will have a Tesf.guard Of 10000 men.
Al the legions have eaused plaeafds 10 b. put
up, inviting the w0fkmen 10 ian the tanks Of the
National Guards The Ii legion, which il was
said took the Initiative IA The demonstration Vi the
National Guard, and had declined receiving work.
men into is ranks, shows ilssIi most forward In
soliciting the wofkmen 10 ian it. tanks, assuring
them that they will be treated as btoihrfs.
A vast wooden building being erected Ia The
court Of the Chamber Of Deputies for the meetings
Of the National Assembly.
The famous Champs de Mafz is being niscd on
the whole Of il. surface about yafi. \ uagnif.
cont tsi,, Ike that Of the fsdafaot. will b. held
here on the Goth April.
Al the Russians IN Pans are preparing 10 leave,
on a hint from the Legation that they will thus
avoid offending the Empefet.
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the CoHshiufioHasl, that tie Manufacturers are
stfainng every nerve 10 provide work iof the Ia.
boring classes, The Bank Of France powerfully
assists them; for, II We arc correctly informed. iis
discounts, during the las, fortnight, amounted to
upwards Of 100, 900 900. OF more than IA per cent
ior Paris alone. We DO not include Ia that sum
the amount discounted by the Branch Banks in the
departments
The National Guards of Pans have started
journal Of their own, entitled EOTdrc, journal
de Gdfdss Nahsaalts. The first number ap.
psafed on the 10th ius aud the programme J,
dated from the Club oi the National guards
The sudden appearance Of a special organ Of 10
powerful body i not an unimp0ftaui sgn Of The
turn things are taking IN France.
The exhibition ol the works of arl, IN the gallery
Of the Louvre, was opened on the 18th
!, is SAID that there are now $40 900 persons out
Of employment ia and abou, paris; a number daily
increasing.
NJ. Alexander Dumas has proposed that the
statue Of the Duke Of Orleans be restored To H.
situation in the Place do Louvre, as when alive
all tho advanced portion Of tho nation had their
hopes in him.
On tho lllh inst, an entertainment was given
at the Jardin oliver, PaHs Tor the benefit ol the
workmen out Of employment The sentinel Of The
National Guard, who was stationed at the door,
was the eldest son Of the late Prince PoIignae the
last Minister Of Charles y.
Twelve thousand servants are said 10 be already
discharged IN Paiis, aud many houses OF hotels IN
the fashionable quarters have become literally
devoid Of occupants
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