New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13
TRANCE.

The decree Of the Provisional Govern
men. abolshns titles of nobility has been rescinded
The following is the substance of the
Constitution of the conseil dEiat:
tits to be presided over by the President of the
Republic is to draw up projects Of laws, and main
tain any discussion OF them which may arise with
the legislative body II will propose DEGREES on ad-
illustrative affairs, and on questions submitted to it
by the President or his Ministers. The Conseii
aElaf is TO be entirely nominated by the President
Its Vice. President is TO have 50 O00f and each men,
bere5t0of Of YEARLY salary. There to be from 40
10 % Councillors In ordinary service Is not to be
employed IN the sections, and twenty extra
ordinary forty Masters OF Requests, and forty
AUDITORS The last two classes are 10 receive extra
pay. The Ministers VIII have seats in the Council
councillors cannot be Senator'S or Deputies. The
CouIcll will be divide into SIX sections l. Justice
and Foreign Affairs 2. Discussions with the Legis-
lailse BODY. 3. Interior Education and Worship 4.
Public works. Agriculture and Commerce. 8. War
and Marine 6. Finance. Twenty members of the
Council must be present at all deliberations. The
President wil appoint three Councillors TO discuss
each bill with The Legislative body. The decree
provces for the composition OF the section of DIS
cusSlon, and NJ. Barroche is named President, and
NJ. Maillard, Vice-President, OF this section, 81
Rouher is appointed Present of the section of
Foreign Affairs, Justice and Legislation VI. Dean.
gle, of the Interior NJ. Parien. of Finance NJ
Magne, OF Public Works and Admiral lie Blanc of
War The names OF the members then folio n, and
among them are earlier, Generals Allard Armand
Lefebvre, Leroy, De Saint Arnauj, yillemain VIM
Try, Cont, C0nudet; Ave ex Ministers, Ferdinand
Barro', Bonican, Gnaud Thorigny, Wasse nine
ex. Repeseniaiiyes, Barbsroux, Bouchard. Boin.
villiors. ChaIlemagne, DaTiste, Denoix Flandin,
Frenzy, Gauoe line ex.CouI cilors of State, Bou-
dei, Boulatlenier Boulay de Ia Meurthe, Cuvier,
Harnann !anvler, Marchand stourm, yuinetroy.
There are to be 90 Masters Of Requests of the FIRST
class 20 of the second l6 Auditors of The first class
ard Is of the second.
The salaries are txed as follows The Vice Presi.
dent Of the Council OF State 50 0C0f the Presidents
nj =. Of Sc 81 nnoS
the Masters Of Requests OF the first class TO- OOef
the Masters OF Requests OF second class OOOf the
Auditors Of the frat class. 2OO0f, the Secretary.
General OF the CouIcll OF State IS O0Of tha Audi.
tors OF the second class receive no salary
The changes announced above leave the Minis
try thus defnitively constituted-MM. Aba.
tucci Justice De PersgDy, Interior, Agriculture,
ard Commerce Bineau, Finances De Saint Ar
maud, War Ducos, Marine Turgot, Foreign Affairs
Fortoul, Public Instruction and Worship De Msu
pas, Police Casabisnca, State Letebyrs- Durufe
Public Works.
The Government, with a view of re.
assuring the public mind to its fears Of ne meas
ures of severity declares it VIII not recur any more
to exceptional measures.
-Messrs. de Morode, de Mortemart, de
Montalembert, de Mouster, Andre (de la Chsrente,)
Augustin Gnaud, Matthew Bodet, Desobert, and
Hallez Clsparede have resigned their functions a.
members Of the Consultative Commission in con
sequence OF the Orleans DEGREES Montale nbert
writes:
PARIS, Friday. Jan. 20. 1854
d. LIZ NINISTRK In consequence the dscreez which
appeared this morning CONSIDER myself called per-
form an imperative duty and accordingly 10 be
good enough 70 present. The Of he President
Ct the bep1bsc ny resignation OF the functions sf Mem
Ter Of The CONSULTATIVE the ID De-
Der Hat Though thaf Commission has nos been an
suited "a sry q i- soss q The Ersesus tA.ye see nt