New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-19
FRANCE.

Senate NJ. Meyhsrd, Senator, First Flce-Preslden'
Vice. Presidents, NM. Drouyn de I
Huys. Troplonr, and General paraguay d'Hliers.
Gen. d'Hautpoul, Grand Referee dairy /;
N. Lacrosse Secretary.
MN. Maillard, Rouher, Delangle,
M.rne. Admiral lie Blanc, NJ De Pareu are appoint
ed Presidents of the six sections of the Council
The Council Will immediately begin its
functions. The Consultative Commission is dis
solved.
The question of the domain of the
House Of Orleans will not be laid before the Senate
and legislative body.
The Council of State is divided into
six sections, as follows
Section OF Disputed Naturalization, NJ. Mall
lard Councillors, Nm. Bauchart Boudet, bouIa-
tenlsr, Cornuset, Marchsnd Masters OF Requests
NM Blanche and Gomel, lst class de Bernon, Da-
verne. RECON, Richand, Vuillermay, ID class AUDIT
ors-MM. Hucault, Lemare, Lhopital, LIST class
de Bellebeuf, de RenDepont, % class. section OIL
LEGISLATION Justice and Foreign Affairs President,
NJ Rouher Councillors, NM. BOnjean, Cont Jan.
vier. Lacsze, Lefeyre, (Armanc,) SUN Masters oil
Rfoutsts-MM Chadenet, ChaSsd igne- logon, ftsc,
LIST class Francois de Montesquiou, Portals "a
class Audl,ors, NM Carbon de Saadrans, Lee
hon, Maynard, lst class Coirn, Duiin, ID
class Section OF the Interior, Public lnstruc-
tiop. and Worship-Pfesident, NJ. Deangle
Councors-MM. J. Bouay (ce la Meorsne'l Car
her, Culver GIraud. Herman de rnoTigny Mas
tiers of Reques!s-MM &c BussiereS, oe r@aoue,
Montaud, lst class; AuoeFnon, Pages, dc sesur, ~
class Audtors-MM. de BosTetOD &c Nirei' lar
beau, LIST class Aucoc, LechaDteuf' oe NArctisc,
% class. Section of Pubic WORKS ASucuHgIe
ard Commerce President, NJ 1agne C0uachioTs
MN Ferdinand Barrot, Michel Chevaller, Denloy,
Frenzy, Vuiefroy, Waisse Masters OF Requests
NM. Dabeaux, Loyer Thlerry, lst class Dap DIS,
Goupil, JahaD, % class Audltors-Mh; rare
D.La I.t ola III
liers, de Chamblain, 81 class Section OF War
and Marne-PIesldent, Vice Admiral Leblanc :
Councilors-AlM General Allard, BarbaIoux. Oa-
riste, FlanoIin, VIllemain Masters OF Requests =
NM Brehier, Chasserau, LestioOudos, LIST cl lss
Bataille, de Chasseron, &c Aaupas, "a class Au-
dItois-MM. Fouquier, sers, LIST class Desmichels,
Leroy, Vieyra, ID class. Section OF Finance Pre-
sident-M. &c Parieu Councillors-M NM. Boinyil-
liers Chsrlemagne, Godelle, Leroy de ST Arnaud,
Stourm, Vuitry Masters OF Requests-MM Gas
londe. de FORBADE, Pascaiis, lst cass dArgout de
BertDier, Gavin, I'd class AudtOrs-MM. de Casa.
blanca, Mouton. Duyernet, LIST class Bartolini, de
Guemon. Rsnville, PORTALS Cd class.
The following is the list OF the Members Of the
former Council Of State who do not form part Of the
new Council
NM viyien, De Jouvencel, Bethmont BOuchsne-
Letter, De Cormenin, Rivet, Parayey, Hayln, Char'
ton, PerignOn, Pons (de rHeraulp, On. Dunoyer,
Mahtrault, Doussingaut, Beaumes. TouIangin, Blu.
reaux de Pusy De Rainneville, De Tare, De Fresno,
Armand Behie, ODonuell, Edmond de st Afghan
Jubelin, Gaulttbier dc Rumiy CauSsin de Perceval.
The members of the late Council who belong to
the pre- sent one are
MN Boudet, Boulatignier, Joseph Boulsy, Cuyier,
Herman, Marchani. Stourm, Nuilleiroy.
OF the above MN BOudet, Bouatignler, Cuvier,
Herman, Vuillefroy and Stourm were first named
CouEcillors after the revolution Of February.
m. Boulay isnamed Secretary-General
of the Council of State in place of A. Chevaler who
declined the appointment.
NM. Michel Chevalier and Paravey
were hesitatiDg about accepting the functions OF
Councillors Of State.
We quote:
Generally The composition of the Senate is re-
marked as being less creditable than that OF the
Council of STATE. IL seems that the restoration OF
titles was brought about merely to give laequered
tciGt 10 the list. There is abundance oil pomp In
this aspect and even some old family names, such
as those of Beauyeau and CToi, drag then decayed
splendor among a crows of the mushroom mobiles Of
the Empire and fe~ OF the bourgeois peers OF Louis
Philippe.
To- the 70 names which are published in the Nom.
fsuy are to he added those OF the Cardinals, Mar
shas and A6miTals, which have sen, in previous
letter In one part OF the list You Will see the prob
able bait that tempted the Minister of War, Gen.
81. Amaud, to sacrifice his scuples about the con-
fscsiion Of Louis Philippe's property.
few scientific notaollities. such as the astrono-
or four members Of the Institute, make up In some
measure for the bTaness medlocTlty of the greater
part OF these senators, and IN particular OF the
representatives selected, who about the least
capable men III the National Assembly.
"A new paper, with the title OF La Dam
oerdts NopOitOnienne, has appeared.
The anticipation that France will
issue DEGREES for the prohibition of the expectation
of CON- as the Emperor of Russia has done by an
imperial ukase, is causing considerable excitement
In the commercial cities OF Europe.
- 1t is positively asserted that the gen
eral elections for the members of the Legislative
body are to take place ON Sunday the 18Th and Mon
day the 10Th February.
1t was currently reported, and believed
by many, tina, the decree conhscating the property
Of the Orleans family would be rescsdsd but it is
hardly probable. The Constitutional has asserted
this and published without comment, a comnuni
Gated note denying the statement.
The Constitutional was the only journal
that had hitherto been exempted from the censure
In consequence Of the statement in question, that
exemption appears to have been Withdrawn, and
The Constlfstionnel was given TO understand lhatn
should henceioTth submit 10 the common law; IL
was said, no never that tue matter was arranged, or
very nearly so and at a late hour II reported
that one OF the principal and bss, known pTopne
tors, Dr. Vernon. was about 10 dispose of his inter
est IN the concern
Letters from Marseilles state that there
are commnnss III the Var and the Bases Alps,
scenes OF the iale lnsurrectioA, where the nanOsr
OF ths arrested so great that the cultivation OF the
fslcs Is LEFT neglected. The greater part OF the IN
suIgsIts we're neid lso0rers, sho were generally
employ ed III the hea yess work and whom n is cIff
cuIt TO replace In many places me olives ret ON tze
Uees for ~snt OF hands 10 collect them Fne same
letters AID hat the most terrible threats are uttered
by the PRISONERS against those sho excited them 10
use, aid wns, al the moment Of dafger aoandDned
them VI AL TIE chiefs IL the Var, only one IS
cestocy lie vas surgeon on board one Of TIE
thips OF Tie Stale, and ALI be sried The letter says,
not chi, icr llsufteeton, but for deserion 10 Ine
enemy III action
The French Government. declares
SCIENTIFICALLY that IN The late attacks on Aoto,c,,
they have obtained complete satisfaction either In