, 1859-08-15

w., Aid dc Camp Of the French Emperor, had
arrived, bringing letter from the Emperor, in
sistiug on certain reforms, substantially the
satnc as those Intellectually urged by the French
Ambassador in 1857. The following points are
specified.
LIST. Admission Of I.aymen into the Cabinet or
ministerial Offices under the Premiership Of
cardinal Secretary.
I'd. 4 Slate Council on the model Of the
French Consul detat.
Sd. A Consulate Of at least 30 members whose
vote shall not he simply consultative, but indis-
pensublc for ul laws aud taxes.
4th. The members Of the Assembly to be elec-
ted t.y the municipal bodies
5th, Capitalization to be abolished, and tile
remote provinces to he under the bonn tidc con-
troll Of their respective municipalities
Ctn. i cude 10 bc drawn up similar to that Of
Ltombartly and the code Napo'eon.
7th. Lay tribunals with court Of appeal, sit
ting at nome, half composed Of Lay and half Of
Clerical Judges.
9Th. Natiso army to lie raiscd bs conscrip-
1inn.
4 copy Of these terms is to be laid before the
Congress Of Zurich.
Correspondents If The London Times, Turn esth.l
Some very important changes have been
made 10 arrangements for the evacuation
If LoEhardy By the French troops, Ear
II NJ yesterday fnorning or in the course Of the
night preceding, telegraph dispatch was re-
cessed Paris by Marshal Valiant, now cou,-
:nandins the French in Italy. desiring him to nc.
cclrrate tue movements Of that part Of the army
which is to return to France ut once instead Of
marching rs it Lad intended they should do.
Tic troops tu be scnt By railway The French
force in Northern Italy is now IL, 200 strong.
Some of .tl'c reinforccmentA that came froni
France in the course OF the present montl, wcre
are to he forthwith dispatched to Susa and
Genoa by EaA Ut tic rate Of $4,000 per day to
each place-at Genon they will Ut once be ship
ped to Marseilirs, while from Susa they will
/ march across Mount Gents. The destination Of
these &C, 900 men, or the grrater part of them.
time for the Emperor's }te. on the 18th August.
| TIC Xouaves are to be taken to i'aris. and even
the Turcos are TO be treated to q sight Of the
capital. What austrian shot and shell hare
spared Of these feroc,ous sasaSes. will shortly
| be displayed upon the Bouieynr,ls. It is pro-
sumn!,le they will he Kept in better order shan
they hare been in ftaiv, where they havc .nads
themselves remarkable for their disregard Of
the rights Of property, aud fierce ineuaces and
prompt rrcoursc to their arms when their habit
OF appropriation Wills opposed. The Turcos, ii
it be deemed jussifab!e 10 bring thcm all into u
Christian country for the purposes Of warfare,
ought, whiie there, ncver let from under the
eyes uf energetic French officers. As soon as
tley obtain the opportunity, the sava: :e and rob"
4~beE bread out, and their conduct in various
parts Of l.ombardy has brought discredit upon
the Frcncf. troops, from whom, Or at least, thc
Xouayts, tile greater part Of the inhabitants
kpow not low to distinguish them.
| tFtrm Paris Correspondence Of London stas.1
"The ASSURANCE giren in financial circles ol
tic approaching retirement Of the Roahch'sds
has created strange sensation. If the rnEno,
proye true, not only Baron James, hut both tht
sons vtu1d also withdraw from business, tht
accounts Of tie house in Paris be closed, and