The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01

tne bppy 70 mlniStfle8 ana central de-
partmens Of the late Austrian government they will have
TO apply now to the Governor.
10. Nothing changed regards public works and the
general direction Of the administrative and political
cbives.
H. The provincial delegasoni abolished the provn-
cial delegates and directors will cease mmedaely 10
efcse their functions, and remain 1t the disposal Of
Governor save In the cases coming under article six
IL. In every province there will be Itendene Gene.
rate the IntendHe Generate will be nominated by the
19 The Intendente Generate WILL besides the attributes
70 the late delegates, have the political direction Of the
provinces be will issue passports and passes and under
him will be tho qe in the provinces and DISTRICTS he
will exercise the superntendencc over all the publ; on
20 At Int,nden-a Geale the same distribution OF
Offices kept up as existed under the late dslegazonzd
The vice delegates viii have tho title Of uice tntd
and the comnissari Of the dedgasnsa that Of dggi>n
These Offices will carry With them the rank class
as heretofore. In Of abeence the Intcde Generate
will be represented by the rice intendentc.
81 All the other employees Of the late deegdzinza will
keep their rank except where article Six has TO be ap
e. The commissdridH Of Districts keep all their attr
butes, except thoee concerning public security.
g. All commssaries Immediately their functions
and remain At the disposal Of the Governor save cases
coming under article six.
"a In place the deposed commissaries the Governor
Will Dame others from among persons we'll versed In ad
mnhtrativo matters and among the representatives Of
the commodities in their respective districts Until
theee new employees chosen their functions will be
ercsed BY the aaoun, or those who perform the func
tons Of the latter.
20 The other employees in the comissarasi retain thr
places, except In the cases coming under article 8.
g. The general direction Of police Ia abolished the d.
rector General the Councillors and the superior commis
ssres Of police attached 70 the General Police Office
to exercise their functions.
a. The superior police Offices in tho provinces are Ike
wise abosned, and the superior commssAres OF police In
the provinces cease to exercne their functions.
rs. In every province there will DO established ques
uro OF public security, for which qucsre will named
BY the head Of that office.
20 The provincial queo Of public security will depend
from the InteTsdente Geneyale
30 The present c5ycondayii Of police In the cities win
take the tito Of cscddri Of public security; they win
keep their present districts, and will depend from the
qeto Of the towns, wno on their part will DO under the
QueSori Of the province.
81. the inferior employ OF the late general direction
Of police, we'll those Of the provincial directions
Of police will retain their places, always saving the Pro-
viso Of article g.
49, The functions hitherto exercised by the comuissa
ries in the distrcs, far regards pubic tranquility
win be heDceorth exercised by the quexcri Of the dis
tricts and lbe magistrates Of the commonsItes.
49, The qeoS n the districts will exercise their Office
within the circuit Of p-ure, and will depend
from the quer5 OF the province. They will DO establish
cd BY he Iricndeute Generate In al pisces where be
thinks them Necessary and they VIII IN preference reside
In the commonsty which 10 the seat OF the pretura.
a. At the demand Of the communal deputasions and
especially ~ the request Of the political depxta" charged
with the mAntanance Of order and security the qeor
Of the districts viii have 70 give assistance IN ~ cases