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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01
PRUSSIA.
The Nntfonni Assembly Dissolved.

On the 2qth ameetng OF the Assembly took place At
Brsndenburg. but only ISL members were present
The Assembly therefore stood adjourned
Smons motion % call up the substitutes OF the 40
Deputies caused large accession on the JOih on
which day lq- members were present and lJ repre-
seutad themselves absent only from indsposition or
business 10 was therefore deemed more prudent 10
adjourn more and on the st inst the number OF
members present greatly increased. ON that day
20 Deputies of the Left Center who had arrived rom
Berlin entered the hall in body and. through one OF
their body. applied for adjournment until the Mon
day following which negatived by - TO ll3.
In the meantime however the King believing that
the practical working Of the administration impos-
sibe. resolved upon bold step In advance. Finding
his c0qshfaaHie siubbomly impractcabe, he has dis
solved Il altogether and requested the nation 10 accept
a charter 0cirgg.c AS the phrase is) by himself
The decree of dissolution l. As follows
We Frederick william by the grace u G'd hing OF
PnIs.s through successive reports OF our
Ministry % relative the late sttinss OF he Assem-
ton come win profound the conviction that the
important shors Tor which his Assembly has been called
together csLnot be prolonged without encroachment upon
Of Crown without reuchng the o.
fare ~ the nation which insepsrsb ffom these nights
We therefore, the proposition OF our Ministry OF Stale,
decree as follows
The Assembly "a ed together FOR the purpose Of
.concording' a Constitution, u hereby dissolved
:. Our Ministry Of State l. charged with the execution
~ his order
Given and signed with our own hand and sealed with
This day, lhe jih of Dec 1885, a. PoI-dam
FREDERICK WILLIAM MANTEUFFEL
BRANDENBURG kENrELEN
LADFSBERG. Won DER HEYDrn
SROTHA
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FRANCE.
The Presidential Eicction-Louis Napoleon


The election oil a President commenced on sunday
the lOth met and the polling terminated 90 Monday
evening There Is 10 doubt that Prince Louis Napoleon
il chosen hls majority 10 al the departments from
which the returns made Up have been received being
very Considerable aud although would Al nrst sight
seem impossible o. form any correct opinion of the pro
bsble result Oi poll OF 50 yast constituency, yet the
returns are immensely in bis favor 20 place il BE-
yonG the shadow Of doubt that Prince Louis Napoleon
has obtained both absolute aud relative majority,
50 that he viii be- legally elected sad Gen. CaVagnac
will lose the chance Of being chosen by the National
Assembly which the choice of one % the csnGd dates
would De referred % should obtain absolute ma
J5rity Of the IN speaking Ia the National As
semby ON Saturday, Nj Dliaure sad that three weeks
would elapse before the official returns we're compile
ted but that term includes the time necessary for
summing the votes 10 Algeria and Corsica the result
OF the election will be known long before the votes
10 those districts will not be numerous enough - eNcr
cise any important Influence on tee election. The vo-
ting Paris sunday appears 90 nave taken , ace
without the slightest disturbance. On Friday and
Saturday rotne took place IN the Place Maubtr
the part of the garde mobile who are enthusiastc
supporters Of Prince Louis, but II does not seem 70
have reached more than street row, although the
guards were doubled The contest lay, of course, be-
tween Gen. Cayasnac and Prince Louis Napoleon the
number Of rendered for Lsmariine. Ledru R0in
aud Rsspal bein. 80 comparatively Insignificant That
they may be len out Of the consideration Of toe result
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Toe new Emperor was expected A Vienna on toe III
90 bold -rsnr review. md O. take the usrl oitns
Tie wi return to O'mltz sni remove with TIE Diti 90
Vienna early 10 January
The Brcs1a G1-s-fs states that the new Emperor oi
Alstrs has commenced his reign By dismissinr Prince
Lobk0wltz. Count n D.euichstein md Count Autrs-
perg The former j. the courter who assumed such
important airs during the residence 90 the eNtmpcror
az Omatz and who insulted the deputstiou from tne
civic authorities OF prsgue-thc city in which bis late
imperial has sought retreat from the tolls OF
Government
10 l. supposed that the Austrian Government vi.
shortly follow the example oi the trussisn one. ana
dissolve the Assembly ~ Kremsir ser u has voted. or
reiu sed to the credit ot -0uOOOo oi uorns De-
manied oy Ministers The vote In favor az the o.
rnani VII. 10 the eyes of Ministers render the present
Diet unnecessary snd ;he refusal viii exhibit 70 - 3
useless sppenta.e o Government
The Niruns University will not be- rcCpened before
February next During the last Few days the severity
OF the state of siege has been increased. Minister'S
have resolved fo Dissolve tie union OF ceptunurgcn
with Hungary Proper
The Hungarian campaign Is 20 he postponed until all
the troops have taken the oatns o allegiance % the
new Emperor. A skrmish il reported 70 have taken
place ~ Bruck IN which the Hurgarians were beaten
According % the SHsiaH Ga-sns the house OF Roth.
child has advanced one million % iorlns ,tlOoWO Tor
the use Of the army.
The military executions tor political offences still
continue
An ex lieutenant OF the Austrian army l-escynskD
has been sentenced by court martial o. twelve years
Imprisonment Ia fortress Tor having taken part IN the
ate instruction. Another individual named Urban
has been condemned % twelve years hard work IN
chsins for similar offence
&c has been remarked thatthe young Emperor s"ays
appears in public in military uniform, and also when
be gives audiences % Populations.
Tee cholera RACES ieartuily 40 Presourg.
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Rsp0u fYr Ls cfes egdutg De- --Amost ips,nslhl3,
ilnHe ue Cotton fnfftri hia Hsff
Takra ans~ nrr h. s.fHaI al pfr Ht great His
Oceans ..l Moods ~hfh f.ai a.t sr-. st ga sofh
l sri faf plant htY bel h.ht posted 81 r sfr as
h- -ff nf lif Ofssrs. eIl sI-ahe. er i W 'if1
l.tnff-. IT, although far brokers' Hff'H e. ..es
-rfHn hut steady htff-- rfHrt . Al trH a. 's Ias
l.H .tf- iHs.t-s .ar'4far SEA -tf hriiI fsFts' A.
h~ freely tier-i grefaH rlfss lri .s
prte. M A-fftH. tfH fF arf
sll ,enfi-.i- There .-rfs.t BEEN .s si sf 81
- Forward chiefly knssf. tf ll tH e. h fr .rt tli
pul of AL f'as. t'- 0~f'~ state .I tils Ht -
iar anf throughout n@ NDH.fu generally i.lN Arf i Ii.H
been fiLen p-ruats ani lN Anrfa1. si iN trHf '
naif Tire sale. n he week lrUa On sf' hl-a Co Hf ID
Reporf for he Bok eadug Dec D. The continued
,. Is n Cotln market tni he ass hlss. frfast i m
So o is, e,nl .efi-' CONT fr t nIr sIsa
wfl th- last fh- rreAs. i comp -tet
l0l-t iHH market a.i r~trri 900 tsf
sfass tuf relieved il~ iud fr,r beg great Irs1fa
lrpr-~g pt-s g. tte lowest lnlf nj oher They hrr
gathered courage anf TONED nant net sifa Nies
psnts AMI k.ai AI@r at r- iuN Fft-s
tl- fst a. that let DlH frf lfslf ' Nr better
things Mtrch~-ter sf fr hiH Uf .nHrl-i Iuss
consumption. hIt ehah sHUud BE- frnrlIfrri e
The .pnn~r. although reesing Oh time saasertt rf- n
Ja'ei wHlnE hasrs oi Ameftil Al ie as
tra- lightly stkri lhs sfHr stltr N tflef f
t-n. lhsDkei ht r4-e -sIs-s uf Dnr although thr ssss
"a ~ he latest tises. e-dng fi .fahs m ~
h. produced table result hh~r prtrt fff fis sri
Mobile quoted al a. ., HlI hrnt- ~ $50. iE NHr
her- Nr these quotations lHf An-lHl Cotton aai
f- of 81 en- t1iia-lt
have -t their nfu~us uinn usrs-t ifn Amen 80
o 81 ~ o., 'sPor' To- 'te 81 Roe wees amount Co 81 ~ s'-
A
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Liverpool tinrkrt-.

The suppcs az all sorts of Breaistufs contiaUa
The uarc esh has been dl tli ierr-ef l- fl She
tsr~sta hnn@r feeling The het 3D. usf parties -aas-t ifs
1 lns tist prces have touched tfef .seai l
fl@ present IlslIl Gle llfel ie Cont
l~nt mast hife caused o large exports H oi ter 80 s0tt
u shortly De- replaced from ls country Sales o flf "A
he been made At -. 49, suf panel 90 ed O.
barre h fHe best Nrseru Canal lHt ha a qlalfIl
Tire ttae 10 dufi pali quoted per ttsa
Corn. whh hfs efei f 1 p- quarter shf-
1 e f-sf Be0s f-trt "a
bar these
'-sfr tei Tie inquiry toe infs Ms limited iaf lfrs
ported sf Doe pee barrel The imports from Nah Ansf.t Corr %.
o0n t Dompn- N 80 quarters of Wheat. m - hsfr.s of isf
4sr.l lsf@rs 20 liaa Corr ali barrels oi lnls H-
lRoN-lhs market continues drprt ssad. and there 10
h- isqosf0l to purchase the Railway ofisr hst-
siderable extent ceased Msers -mpug-
fuous quantity 10 other fescrftnn. de- usrk@t rs
1e checked BY the f-1lstou
markets np~fsiFrs
A. improvement may tale place the combined op.rsia Of ta
th-s- noe-, bot p--pfbe Prss~lt quotstaas
Merchant Bar IS - best r-i A. Hoop, A. sheet a.
scotch ? <, No !, net cash, A. los.
NAVAL sr0REs-Iurpentine Of prime quality IL
ieaT-r fum tho i ~ the si O tb 81 his .t a. = -
Ordinary parcels sd Command much tb.s tll mos
qualify fo changed hsais at6s ~ sales ti sls
Ter Or iarpentn- OF kon report ies hHuifei it a. '
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The ~. Lawrence.

The - Lawrence came up Southampton Water aud
anchored abreast Netey Abbey sunday the Sd inst
When .he dropped anchor the Admiralty Superintend.
euts boat with the royal pendant Tying. pushed OF
RON the quay 10 convey Lieut. Brady K ~ who, In the
absence OF Capt g. Sinclair Bart the senior officer
II southampton. went to pay his respects 10 Capt
Pauldng OF the - Lawrence, and 70 offer him the
civlities OF the port Lieut. Brady received very
politely. -nd the respectful cOurtes-s re-
ciprOcated between the American snd Brush officers
Al I'D o'clock Monday morning tue slumbering
monks Of Netey have been almost aroused b. tne
reveroersting echoes Of salute Of p guns from the
frgste. This answered by salute Of u guns
from the southampton platform, which was nfed
amid great concourse Of people
ON the lJrh splendid dinner given By the Mayor
aud Corporation OF Southampton % the ohcers u the
u Lawrence.
We understand tbs. Dr. B0wring whose eminent
qualifications llnguist well known hss been
appointed her Majesty Consul u Canton TIE learned
gentleman has long been iu state OF health which
CURED us residence 10 4 warmer climate.
The London and Liverpool commercial community
have learned With deep regret Of the death Of Nr
Jonathan Goodhue u New-York. communicated y
the last arrival European Times
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sketch of the Constitution.

OF the " Constitution the main points are.
Personal freedom guaranteed BY virtue Of I'm sbeas
Corpus Act Of September - 1873 The domcil l. insi1
late and the punishment Of death and conscsou Of prop
cry abolished Freecom Of religious worship 10 So
cured the right u the general education Of the people
gusrsnis ed every Pusan may freely express his opin
ions freedom Of he Press conceded with az censorship
or pecunisry sec1nfy; public meetings may be held M
houses without restrsn In the open air by permission oi
Tie police the secresy Of the mail u nyOlae several ieu-
ds privileges abolished the King 10 not responsible e,
hut bis Ministers are there are be Chambers the
rt composed u lt0 members % be elected by the pfOv
cal circle ani district representatives and 10 81 Tor six
years The second consist OF $50 members be elected
Indirectly by suffrage, ald directly by electors IN
the second degree that t. by electors chosen by
suffsse; no properly Qualification required ior either
Chamber
10 another royal decree the Chambers are cOnv0kei
IN Berlin the 2t,h Of February next; the primary
elections take place the 22d instant and those 10
the second degree the 9Th Of February. An Income
Tax BIN IS announced.
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SlrFos-L. B0nsparte. 800 Csyaignac -.
MoHdon--L Bonapartc, b11 Cayagnsc, 1870.
>atqf-D,nis-L Bonaparte. 3 SO. Csvaignac, 1904.
BoiigHoll,s-L Bonaparte, j20 CavsignAc 1889
M0HnnGrtrf-L. BOusparte, 1861 Ceyaignsc, q.
J0htrAeie P0Hf-L. BOnaputc, ls2J, Ctvaignac, l2i
NaMtue-L Bonaparte. 22ij. Cavaignac, 40.
M0Hr0pge-L. Bonsparte, 49, Cavsignac, 400
P0ssy. B0Hl0gHc 4ufcgH-L. Bonaparte, 1922 Cav
aiguac. 6j6
GcsuHy-L. Bonsparte, 3.-i4 Cavaignac, a5j
YlB9uard-L. Bunapsrte 9. b36 Cavagusc ~
BUcy-L. l. Bonaparie. 1872 Cayaignsc, 90, kas-
pal, 10; Ledru-R oIiin, 90 Lsmartne, -.
The following Is arfsums Of the votes IN the bdulifss
Louis Bunspsrte - 100 Raspsil --.---..---. 24l5
Csvsignsic 9l lsmartine .--..--.-. ~
Ledru- ROilin ...-.-.. 21llI
As Paris and the taHieae comprises the whole of the
Department OF the seine u vii be- seen from the above
that the follow ing j. the general results
Louis y BonapaTte % b. Basps --..-.-..--. 5-1-
Csya gnsc ..-.---. -h Nji Lamartine. 900
Lefru kOin ..--.-. - ui-I
The returns show thar taxing into consideration the
votes thrown away mean those given for General
thaugarnicr Nafsha EugeauG tn Prince de Joinve.
frsgo. Laroche acfueu Louis anc. Dop0nt De iEure,
froudhon Cone derant De Montroi Eugene sue Hyde
De Neugiir Jer lme Bonsparte Berger. Marshal S0uL
Bersnger, Abiel kader aud even Ndocq lJ aud which
IN al amolni a. llf-taking sll into confederation,
Prince Louis Napoleon has ia Paris the gross poll
which consisted of 150gjl votes-sn absolute majority
over al his competitors Of upward oi twenty seven
thousand
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10 the fourth sitting cd the Constituent Diet 81 hren
cir 90 the a INST Prince Schwsrzsnoerg sisted maj
tire EmperCrs act of s1dicsion took psce IN tr con
vocation Hal of the Epscops. Palace IN Omui1. 10
the presence ~ his Serene HEhress, Prince Niniseh
graft Baron j. scnirh. Ban % Cloara AMI tae Mn
s-rs These parties being assembled his Majesty &C
c1mpsnied by bis cous1rt, and attended by Prince
LobkoWifz made the solemn scf oi sbdcsiion IN favor
a his nephew Archilke Francis Joseph be- having ~
tanned hs fll sge decline 0f nearly tao per cent
Al srst q tee funds IN sccount Of the words I'm
peror By the grace 81 God having been substituted for
Constitutional Emperor usually adopted By me I'm
perlr Ferdinand
The news OF tie ate EmPsrors a5drsiion seems TO
have produced a favorable impression 81, Vienna -
TIE authorities Of ihst capital were prepared iar some
tang Ike an etg.lon 90 popular feeling bit they
we're mistaken. The small pIckets that pstroed toe
town found nc crowds % disPerse The streets were
rather empty. though . Wss hne dsy. and sunday
zoo % witch TIE population o. Vienna are won't 20
take their pleasure.
Tas present Emperor Wa born on the 18th oi August
leo Ire ex Emperor Ferdinand has liked upon
Prague as bis place ~ restence and on the day OF rs
.5d.csrion be Quilted Omutz . proceed there. H.
arrived 10 Prague the J. ~ nearly midnight, wnen
the Dews oi hs a5t.caton wss hardly known there-
Prince Schvarzenberg made an announcement of tnis
int -encs IN the Assemblyst hremsir where ap
pears o. have crested considerable surprise.
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~sCHwARzENBERG FRA
Proclamation of the New Emperor.

The vouns Emperor Is fav0raby spoken o. ald Il be
oai iulh the hopes held out IN bis Proclamation on n
erng BIS new duties, the people Of Austria will have
experienced happy deverance in getting rid OF FER
dlnanc. u is IS follows
Ne Fraacis Joseph b. ne Grace Of God EH1erov ~
f1sl4 ac-By the gusiou u beloved uncle. The
Emperor AMI King Ferdinand l. 10 Hungary and heuia
of ha name be SIN sHd Dg The resignation VI our beloved
father The Lord ArchduK- Frsncs Charr. and summone
TIE Strength q he Prssmsuc sanction 10 assume he
Grown u his Empire, proclaim hereby solenny . oar
people the Of ascension ne lhrOns under the
Of Frzncis Joseph he srst
We ar convioced Of the necessity and The value Of es
institutions snd enter VIA conntence % he path Of
prosperous reformation of he Monarchy.
o. the bsss % true liberty, h- basis Of he eqIsIy
q rgnts u A. ocT people and 1s sqlsy Of 81 en- ksns
before he zs, slt on he basis u hrr glay p.rtesng
~ NE representation and e9isaLon ne country ~ Use 70
"a ancient grandeur. VII ARE strength 70 resist
ih- s0Ils VI The line. ~l hall 10 shelter ne Iioes
OF uan -oneur- unlird lnder ne sr4l-f OF our ianess
Je.o1s q The glory u The Grown snd resolved ~ pre-
PHsLrt "a Ne rep uer ~ pc Nc ~
os ne assistance u God ard The cooperation " our people
= succeed 10 u1ilng Al he countries and iors OF nc
AolAfcay MO 0n- ini-g a. Stale We have bad s-Fefs
mas tranquility aid order have been clstlro-c Ia many
pa'- Of ne Empire clvi war i even n0~ raging 10
0nz part q nc A0usrclY Preparations have been PC -a-
10 restore ega order everywhere TIE couqg over re-
n7on SD he return OF domestic peace are ID nsi eond
l0ns fO liz gr-al work which We now 10 hand
In ms We rely confidently o. Tic sensible tnf candid
co 1-rauon " he nsiiIn by ia representatives
We rely o. he SOUND sense Of he loyAi Inhabitants u
Ne country, whom ne The sbo.0a Of serv
t- id 1nposi' have admitted 10 III srloymeli Of civil
We rely On theloyAl servants OF he STATE
We expect sofiog. army vii persevere 10 heir
aLcleLi ,d-y a.d bravery They VIII corurle % -
pillar u The itron= ard tulwsfk TO in- country ard i
Tree Institutions
we,ssl Be hsPPJ to reward merit without any Dis
Iircii01 Of oirih o. .isuon
People oi Austria Z swfl ums n which vs
noluf The throre 81 0ur fJr-fsIhe Great The d.
es VI cur o1ee, great Is - resgonsiaty NAV God pro
i-cf "a FRANCIS JOSEPH
O.ml'x Dec . lsg sCHWARZENbERG
he sentiments here expressed all De looked upon
Win -strust the hrst u Us Majesty o
unae tae murd-rrrs VI B.an and N=ssenhagser u cce
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The GUARD Steamer Ear0pq. Captain L0IT
which sailed from Liverpool ol the iath u.t ar
rived a. this port yesterday afternoon, after q
passage of fifteen days. We are Indebted % Mr
JAS. McCCsBiS.. Deputy Purser ior advance CO.
pics Of the London and Liverpool papers.
The American Steamship Washington Capt
JoHssTos. which sailed from this port ou the 2oth
oi November, reached Southampton on the 5tl a't
The Ameuc1. Capt. LEiTcH. which sailed from
here ou the --d o! November reached Liverpool
on the i.h uit, after passage Of day
Tire Acqd0. Capt. sro,E. which sailed from
Boston on the goth Of November. arrived NJ Ly
crpool ol the -tl u.t.. in less than ID days.
Tire Hsrmaan Capt. CHALTREs. sailed from
Southampton Tor th.s port on the 18th. having
completed her necessary repairs. She carries 90
passengers aud large amount OF ireisht.
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AUSTRIA.
tbdirntiou of the Emperor Ferdinand.

On the I'd inst considerable sensation created b.
proclamation issued by the Emperor. In which he
transfers ell his rights and hou0rs to bic nephew A'
this documents one Of the most startling and positive
proofs OF the increasing influence Of liberal principles
On the Continent We append 10 IN full.
- w. Ferdinand l. vie craze ~ Glf EnTvor. &c.
When arr The dece..e Of our father the .ais Emperor
Francis l. succeeded 10 the throne We we're deep
10 the sacred nature " our Office snd prayed 10
God i0 assist To deal Justly ard % promote the hap
piness Of he Alssn usun was TIE end and aim o our
GuveInmeut
wsded by the love and grsliude OF people. Eyea OF
ate when criminal inngues succeeded in disturbing legal
IN paris Of our empire, We were satisfied 10 ind
The majority Of subjects In the loyalty The
owed 10 their sovereign Proofs Of sfectiop, which com
fored anxious soul, were frequently given US from al
But The pressure Of events, and the immediate want Of
comprehensive reormsJn u oufOrms o state and which
We in month ~ March lssi. elteaVOfcd 10 meet and
promote have more and more convinced ~ . ~ more
yolh powers needed 10 complete his grand wofs.
Afer mature deberaion. and convinced of the mpers
i've necessity Ibis step have soicmny resolved
20 resign the Imperial Crown 81 Austua-
oar brother ami Legitimate successor Ia the Govern
m-u the Lord Archlukc Francis Charles, vho a. al res
Nitf4y assisted U.s. has declared. ard now decsfr by
these presents. and by gnng bis 10 this proc
50 favor ~ bis son and legitimate successor the
Lord Archduse Francis Joseph.
Ttus freeing all ~ the stats from their oath OF
allegiance. claim their faith add loyalty or their lew
Sovereign.
Of their osihs soldiers were ~ al times buwafk
sEaps foreign eneres and domestic tsOrs-A pai-rn Of
n1cv and rers-FcrilE ard ds4rcss courage TIE safety
% threatened monarchy the pride ard glory q com
country They vii be equally faithful and devoted 20
flr Emperor
fr-@in the various pe0n o. our Empire Of heir fu-
ues tow ard Us hereV h sOem1y AID before th- face
Of The world irsnsi. al our dulles and rights 90 our be
loved lord and nephew. lex imsie successor and
We recommend our people 10 The and especial proin9
lion Of GOT Msy Almighty God yOuch-sic 20 restore hem
10 domestic peace MAJ he guide the mis.ed their
dulles snc IN leu hose hat foolish, may lie reopen
81 IN. rrsest ss.ips -al gtiesire And strength.
ea our successor the Emperor Francis Joseph mai PEE
may prosper ia and srtuous avOcsu01, fOf his
ow honor Tor Tue Glory ofolr house ard FOR the welfare "
h people.
Given In our royal res elce Of Omll, Ibis DAY, the
II III December 3i8 and 10 th- fih yesr u reisu
FERDINAND,
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Kunors a. 10 The formation OF the new Ministry are
rife. appears, however that several Of the most i'm
portsn offices stil undecided Three definite
tNct aid accepted These are NJ. Leon dc Malcvule
Minister Of the Interior N. Achille fou.d Minister oi
Finance. ana NJ. Leon faucher Minister oi Public
Works Il l. DOT yet definitely settled whether Odil
lon Berrut vii oe Minister OF Justice prosidl az ol
the Council or both st. Droun de lhuys - tnti0n-
cd "a Minister Of Foreign Affairs The answer OF Cen
Oudino TO the Oce the Portfolio OF War has not We,
been received u ne should decline b. il viii be given
% General Rulhieres The Ministry Ol Marine has not
yet been settled Nm Araso. Dupetit. Tnouars aud
Jules dc Lssteyrie have been spoken Of Inc Ministry
Ot Commerce has not been hnlto'y given - VI
bineau ss was mentioned Nm &c Tracy and psgneire
sre sls0 mentioned for H.
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The Esreysas rl-e' VI The ls,h ut IA. tie folio
dispatch PAEis. Thursday 10 r.

The EtreYsas res VI The l6,h ut las The folio win.
dispatch PAEis. Thursday 10 N
Up - his cate tranquility continues The Ates,
elections returns show majority favor Of Prince
Louis, similar Proqorrc O. those already announced
Price, Louis pros o. raise Gen Czvssusc O. the
RANK u Marshal % France
partial amnesty Is sti spoken % a. likely T. be pre-
scented - the CHAMBER either By Gen Csrs.usc tn
Eistry Ci Prince Louis E Is understood that f si.l
no; include tie prisoners VI V.ncernes
Tie inieE,3n Of promoting me election oi ~ Do
isurc . III Presidency OF tae Chsmtrr is revived.
and All prl1sh.y De- Carried into CrlcL
Marsha bu-caud m DE- his ART appearance IN The
Chamber to-day auc was received ID the sale dss Pas
Ferd1s by NM. Th'crs and Noe
great number Of members Of the Assembly have
Today eit tner cards 4, the hotel u Prince Louis
Ihe proclamation cf the President ~iu probably D.
made soou. the eota instant
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