New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

Marseiles Toulouse and Orleans 20 suspend cash
payments until farther orders Their collect I'VE Is
sue. not TO exceed total 100000 900 francs. The
aid bsnks Authorized to issue 100 iraIc notes,
and 70 receive local bills which may be passed to
them by the national discount banks guaranty
bank p De established in escn town where ns
sions discount bank exists tor the purpose OF sery
ing as intermediate party between such bank and
the traders. The capital Of the guaranty bank
b be raised by Joint stock companies and IN no
case to be less than 400 900 francs Each guSrsn-
~ bank to have attached to it sort OF bonded
warehouse for recsiving deposits OF goods, and on
these deposits tire bans to supply the additional
endorsement required by sw for the negotiation Of
bills through discount banks temporary reduc-
ton equal to about 30 per cent made In the eN
pense OF protesting bills registration dues and the
emouments attached 70 those documents
The closing Of the lists Of Electors postponed 70
Apnl 20 Commissioners of Departments prohibit
ed from adopting any financial or oommerclsi
measures without referring them in the hrsE instance
% the Provisional Government Citizens forming
part ofthe National Guard TO elect their officers and
non commissioned officers during the month OF April
suppressed The woods and forests formerly part OF
the property Of the former civil list to be transfer
red to the State forests The Minister Of Justice 70
grant letters of naturaz alton to all foreigners who
can prove by official and authentic docum ents
that they have resided IN France during five
years and THAI they are worthy in every respect
Of being admitted to enjoy the rights OF French cit
liens An additional delay OF fifteen days granted
FOR the payments Of bills Of exchssge Volunteers
allowed bounties IN the army for a term OF two
years Existing duties on the circulation and re-
tail Of wines spirits and other iomented and spirit
uous liquors abolished, aud a general tax on the
consumption Of those articles substituted $4,000
Of the recruits enlisted in l7 70 be called into ser
vice, and a special council Of recruitment to be
formed in the principal towns Of each GrroHdtsse
nisnt These men TO be called into active service
on the ls, Of May. An exemption from The con
sciptions laws conferred on the brother Of every
FreRchman killed or severely wounded during the
thee days OF February last
The Provisions al Government having sequestrated
the Orleans and Central lines Of Railway, the d.
rectors met and resolved that the shareholders be
convoked-those OF the Orleans on the 9th aud
those Of the Central on the 2sth inst That
the revocation Of the sequestration be demand
ed of the Government as speedily as possible,
and that pending the sequestration all possible
measures be taken by the two for the preservation
of the rights Of the shareholders and Of third parties
The statement that NJ. Theirs had declined The
candidateship to the Assembly is erroneous. The
Provisional Government. have issued decree su-
thorzing the collectors, assessors and commission
ers 20 remit or diminish the contributions OF - per
cent OF the years taxes in cases where II should
appear TO be individually oppressive.
Another decree appoints NJ. Arago Minister oil
War, with Lieut.. Col Scharras as Secretary NJ
Arago is to hold ad INTERIM the Ministry OF Marine
Another decree imposes tax on all salaries re-
ceived by functonaries of the State OF every !
grade.
1t reported that NJ. GARNER Pages is TO retire /
from the Office of Minister Of the Finances, and
that he is to be succeeded by NJ. Ache Fould, the
eminent banker This is an appointment which |
would give great satisfaction 10 the commercial
community throughout France.
Paris was quiet, and the lsst accounts from Ly- |
ons announce the restoration Of tranquility in that
city The elections for officers of the National
Guard have, generally speaking terminated in
favor of the Republican candidates.