New-York tribune., 1867-03-28
NEw-YoRk DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MARCH s. iSS2 1857

name and address OF the manager. The office where
rs 20 be printed. Any change IN these conditions IS TO
Non-Softisa t Journals and r,-5dcas are ex
empt from stamp nH' ~ ,nrain notices OF anser say =.
tisements OF some - f-r go tAeY are snJecT m ~
application o. market rates or Of quotations at the
Bonfses Y not considered a. an edyersenletn,; n
duties and Supplements Art prpyiueS uiae M @ SUpos -
signed by the manager shall be dePosts a. 'n0 'i'H0
publication in certain Governmen Mt Offices .S bv q
Art. 3. No journal or periodical can De slgneu 81 % .
member Of The Senae Legislative Body as IespsiOs
manager In the case OF centrayen1n the 10uhs1 s, ~
be considered mt signed ana fine OF IRON evoL 10
3,OoOf shall be imposed on the printers and propetors
Art o. The publication OF an article signed Dy Petson
deprived of his civil and political rights one 10 WHOM
the territory of snerdcted shall entail on the
| Art 10 contains regulations Of proceedings A.,
Art In all where the laws now pronounce tne
Imprisonment for press offenses, the former only
shall be inflicted The amount shah be- for journals sub
ect 10 caution money the fifteenth part OF that sum as
minimum, and one half as maximum For Journals d no
subject to cautionmoney the minimum shall DO 6V anu
Art 10 Any person condemned for press offenses may
be suspended by the judgment OF condemnation during
perOdnot exceeding five years from the exercise Of his
| Art 10. condemnation for crime committed by the
involves de e the suppression OF the journal the
manager OF which has been sentenced In the case OF
second offense within years from the first cOndemna
On the tribunals can pronounce the suspension OF Jour
la for period Of less than fortnight more than
! two months suspension Of from two 10 SIX months
nay be pronounced for third condemnation within the
DELAY iuss mentioned. The same may be produced by
first condemnation il incurred for provocaton 20 one OF
t crimes provided for by Arts and 81 Of the Penal
Code. During the whole period OF the suspension the
clutionmoney shall remain lodged in the Treasury and
onDOt be otherwise employed
Art The provisional execution OF the sentence pro
Duucng the suspension suppression OF journal can
liz special provision be ordered, Notwithstanding OppO
son or appeal to the Court OF Cessation. IL shall be
tie same for lodging the fine without prejudice TO the
elacnens OF Arts 49, 30 and 81 OF the decree OF FEB
T. 1852 In OF provisional execution pronounced by
tie Tribunal OF Correctional Police, the person con
d.mned by default can at once appeal, and the
court must decide within period of three days
Art l5 The occupations OF printers and OF booksellers
exempted from any obligation TO nave N)ecla au-
ttorizatiOn. No printer or bookseller can establish OF
change the place OF his business any more than his ware
houses without having made previous declsraton IN
Paris at the Prefecture OF Police and in the departments
the Prefecture pain Of imprisonment OF from one
years and fine Of from SOGof to lOOOOi In
addition the establishment shall be closed a.. 49,.
Art 16 Are abrogated Arts l. a. and 80 OF the decree
ofFeb IT, 1882 Art IL Of the law of Oct 81 1914 the de
terror laws contrary to the present bill
The bill on public meetings provides as follows:
Art l. Public meetings not relating to political or re-
lous matters may take place without previous authOr
izitioA the following conditions , -. ....,,-
Art 3 At least clear days notice OF the meeting
ard Of its object must be given to the Preect or suDre
feet and must be signed by seven persons IN te Y
meut their civil and political rights and dOEclled III
Art g. meeting only he held in closed and Gov
cred place IL cannot be prolonged beyond the hour
fixed by competent authority ior the oiosps Vi Pp'
Art l. Every meeting is to have bureau composed Of
president and two assistants at least who are TO MAINTAIN
order and % prevent any nracton Of the laws OF me
discussion of any question foreign to the opect OF the
Art 3 judicial or administrative functionary may
be- present at the sitting He IS to wear his insignia ana
choose his own place. 49,, ,,-, A.. -.
Art G. This functOnary has the right 10 Dissolve the
meeting lst il the bureau although warned allows any
discussion questions foreign 10 the object OF tne meet
ing: Cd. IL the meeting becomes tumultuous
Art T. Electoral meetings may be held aItef the pro
mulgafon the decree OF cOnyOcaton OF coeRe LOT
the election OF deputy to the Legislative BODY, DOWN 10
the fifth ay before that fixed for the opening OF the poll
only tho voters OF the electoral crcumscpt0n ana the
candidates who have complied with the forlnaltles pre-
srred by the senatus COnsutum OF the lIth February
1855 he present. 80 - ,,- ,oa, ,o
Art 3 makes punishable with fine OF from SOsi 10
OOOf and imprisonment Of from SIX days 10 SIX onlS
every cOntraventiOn OF Arts. :, 3. 4, ana l.
Art makes punishable with imprisonment oI from one
month 10 one year. and fine OF from 3O0f 20 OOV tho
act OF carving arms openly or In secret at meeting, OF
OF di-obeying lawful order TO dlsperse. -,
Art TO- In every provided for by the present law
the tribunals can pronounce against the condemned de
prvaton OF his electoral rights during one year at least
and five at most. ,----,...,,o
10 the offensos cOntrayentOns mentioned in the pres
ent bill ,,--.-.-, a. nj, ,.a
Art ~ The Projects OF Police Of Paris and the Projects
m the departments postpone any meeting when ap-
near, 10 them of "A nature disturb order or compromise
The security Of the public. lnderdicton OF the meeting
can ONLY be pronounced by the decision O the Minister Oh
the Interior. ,...... - 81, o.,
Art 3 abrogacs all previous laws and decees IN 30 lar
AZ they are contrary to the present Dll