The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-26
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
OUR LONDON AND PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.
our London correspondence.

Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, Friday Evening, Feb. 8, 1852.
7Ns Reform Bill on MONDAY The Nttc Electoral Lao
n Fya~ce-7ae ORLEANS Family tscellaxeo,s--
The Stocks, SC.
As have stated, Lord Johns bill to extend the
right Of voting for members Of Parliament, and to
amend the laws relating to the of the
people, is announced for Monday next. Sir B. Hall
gave notice that on early day he would call tho
attention of the House to the occupation of the Ro
man States by French and Austrian troops, and de-
nand copies of the correspondence on this subject
between the governments Of Great Britain, France
and Austria.
The only news from France is the publication
Of the new electoral law II consists of Atty four
articles, the principal Of which are as follows
Each department shall have deputy for every $4,000
electors nevertheless there shall be deputy the
in each the department. in which number Of
electors exceeding the 50 600 ,hs amount TO Is 600 In
querce the total deputie, in the next
legislative body .6l Algeria and the colonies do not
nominate deputies to the legislative body.
The outrage is direct and universal The ballot is
secret. The electors assemble in the principal placc
(ehst lIu) OF their commune
The electoral colleges convcked by decree the
executive government The interval between the pro.
mue alton OF the decree and the opening electoral
colleges is twenty Gsys at least
All Frenchmeu aged twenty. one years, and enjoying
their civil and political rights electors without con-
dition q properly qualification (eens)
the mayo 1t comprises in alphabetical order-l All
the electors residing in ne commune during
At least; Those WHO, not having attained the
nson of tie list the condition of age and haoita.ion
win attain il before the definite closing
The eidiers in active seiyi,s and The men retained
Tor the service Ct he ports the feet virtue OF heir
entry the lists Of tie maritime pscdption shall
ip,cribed on The liss of the comnunes when they
were dcrL iced before Their departure They only
vote for seluiie 70 the legislative body when they shall
te present. st he moment Of the election the CON
nure IN which they shall be II scribed.
AL electors % are twenty i've years OF egi-
bic. without any pdition OF residence
Persons convicted OF Chimes are declared sovtby OF
berg lected
Any deputy who, during the period Of MS mandate
ebs have any condem nation hich scc riox
TO The preceding article desrive him q the right
OF being elected shall be deprived Of his quality Of
clsred by the sstiye body, after examining he docu-
men's in justihsstion Of it
AL paid public funotionsries incompatible With the
mandate Of deputy a. the Legislative BODY Any paid
fuRctonsry elected deputy TO the Legislative body al
be cons,dered as having resigned his functions the
kody he does not dc clare his option before the
fcation Of his return. Any deputy OF legislative
BODY CONSIDERED to have resigned his seat ae accepts
The following public fuuctonsries cannot be elected
during he Elk months immediately following their dig
nstsL Hsr resisbhtion or any other Change in their
position viz First Preftens Procureurs General Presi
DENT OF sne Gs tribunals Procareurs Of the Republic,
70. msndant In Of the National Guards Of the
Seine the Project Of Police Projects aud Sub Projects
Archbshops Bishops, and Wears General, General on.
Gers commanding military divisions and SUBJ divisions,
and Maritime Projects
special Law will regulate the mode Of voting OF the
army fer the election OF President Of the Rspubli;
regulating decree issued In execution OF he pro-
visiors Of Art Of the Constitution will hx-i The al
minntratiye formates for the annual revision Of the
hfe 2 All the provisions relative to the composition
the attrbutio1s and the operations of the electoral
Dre st the Palace Of the Tuere this I'd of February
1861. (signed) LOUIS NAPOLEON
IT., Soouihtsrsgnsd + DE PERsIGNY
nuch sensation at Madrid. The Duchess Of Mont
pensier, or "a her the Duke, will be considerable
loser A protest has been drawn up against it.
Lord Hovden remains at Madrid
The following letter from the Princes Of Orleans
was privately circulated in Paris =
TO The IksIhMEsTAkY EXECUTORS OF KING LOUIS
PHILIPPE.
CLAar,ioyr, Jan % 1852.
dFKTi EMrs-"e have received the protest which
have drawn up against the decree of conscaon issued
against Us, and thank you very sincerely for your
efforts 10 reeist injustice ard violence
We have und quite natural thst you should
dnsc,eo your at'.nn specially to the question Of law
without noticing the in,ults hesped in the preates OF
There deerees On The memory Of he King our father
For q moment We thought Of sbsn tonirg the
which exile imposes upon Il. tor tie purpose Of rspslng
IN p.rscns the attack ,hasnetry upon
the best Of fathers ard co fear 20 add the
beat OF kings
But cenrideIins he mater more maturity IL ap
pesyed that 10 tush diyaintui ssr ce
was the beet answer
We will therefore lower ou-ssl-e. 20 point on. how
particularly odous the calGmuis are when brought for
ward by nan who two different occasions received
prcofs Of the megnariuy OF King Louis Philippe, and
whore family never received anything from him but BE-.
net,e
We leave i. to public opinion 70 do justice TO the words
A well ae 70 the act which accompanies them; and, II
We are TO believe the testimonies OF sympathy which
receive from every side, sufficiently revenged
To the horror Of country to which the King our
isser has given EIGHTEEN years q peace Of property
AID " oign'y-ota country which his cons, have
loysy .ryscto the honor Of that France which i, al
ways the country which We love happy observe
that these disgrscepl and their still dis
graceful preanber ave not dared 70 appear
der tie egm ~ tie state of sge and after the sup
e'ten Of al the guarantees which protected the oss
ties Of the nation
In finishing We beg # you. gentlemen, &c express
feeling Of gratitude 20 the eminent men OF ali par.
tres who have offered 10 us the assistance O. thei; talent
and their courage.
We accept that assitsnce with great p!easur. per
srsded that, in to-day defending they defend
the rights Of the Whole OF French soc!ety
Receive gentlemen the assurance Of cur sentiments
LOUIS p'oRLE,Ss Duke Of Nernour.
F DoRLEaNs, Prince Of Jo!nvile.
The Cambria arrived at Liverpool on Sunday.
and the Atlantic on Wednesday. A large crowd
Assem- bled in the hope of seeing Jenny Lind.
The Ofiroco, fellow steamer 20 the unfortunate
Amazon, called On Monday for the West Indies.
che had eighty Passengers, large cargo, and
company Of Corpieh miners ro,te to California
She is COMMANDED by Capt. Chapman, who was TO
have commanded the Amazon.
There has been no change Of any kind this week
IN the ma ket for American State stocEs
United States per Cent Bonds, IsS3.... eoJf olH
Do eper Cent Bonds 1859. 100 1e8
Do. oper Cent Bonds, 1868 80. losx a 10
Do. o per Cert stock 1867 -es. 100
Penny lvaria Per Cent stock.,..,....... q q 50
hsssaehu,stts per Cent Sterling
Maryland per Cent sterling Bond. S. 50
Canada Per Cent Bonds, iS74..........1o7 los
Bo,tou cisy PER Cent Bond. ISIS GO. % 81
letter from Jenna of Feb. let. says:--The
Lews from America of remonstraBces made 10 the
President or the part Of the Austrian and Russian
Ministers al W ashiJ gton on account OF the recep
ton given to bossuth, was knoFn here last night
II has, as you viii easily conceive, as:onished
nobody.