The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-09-18
Photographic Summary.

TeIegraphIc Summary.
The late Avondae disaster leaves 73
widows and 154 fatherless children.
The Great Council of the Improved
Order of Red Men is in session at St.
Louis.
McMann's stable, at Hunters Point,
was burned with another stable beside
it. Cord, famous mare worth 5000,
with many other fine horses, was de-
stroyed. Loss, S75, 900.
The Red Stockings Base Ball Club Of
Cincinnati is coming to California.
Perry Fuller has been arrested at st.
Louis, charged with aiding the fraudu-
lent passage through the New Orleans
Custom House of 5 900 bags of coffee.
Many ships, damaged by the late ter
rible storm on the New England coast,
have put in for repairs.
All the Democratic candidates for
city offices in Philadelphia have with
drawn. and an entirely new ticket will
be selected.
The miners unhesitatingly deny that the
Avondale disaster was the work of an in
cendiary.
Warren Kennedy, auctioneer, Cincin-
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the fourth story, above his store.
Thirty armed negroes at Stanford, Ken
tucky, rescued from officers negro being
conveyed to Jail for trying to shoot an
other negro.
FRANCE.-The Journal officially pub
fishes the text of the .Seaatus Consulun,,
which is promulgated in the name Of the
Emperor, and signed by Rouher and
countersigned by Duoergien. The fol-
lowing is synopsis
Article L. The Emperor and the
Corps Legislatif have the privilege of
iniating laws.
AIT. 2. The ministers are dependent
on the Emperor. They deliberate under
his presidency and are responsible, but
can only be impeached by the Senate.
Art. ). The ministers may be mem
bars of either chamber, and have free
access and the right to speak in both.
Art. 4. The sittings of the Senate
are open to the public, but on demand of
five members the Senate may go into
secret session.
Art. 5. TIE Senate, after pointing
out notifications in a bill, may send it
back for further consideration to the
Corps Legislatif
Art. 6. The Senate may in any case
oppose the PRONUNCIATION Of bill. In
such case the bill cannot be presented to
the Corps Legislatif during the same
session.
Art. I. The Corps Iegislatif has
the right of interpolatng votes of conf
denee or want of confidence. Orders
dejure natures can be adopted, but must
be referred to the bureau as a matter of
rights whenever the government de-
mands it. The bureau will then appoint
commission to examine the matter. on
whose reports the Corps will decide
whether to accept or reject the vote.
Art. s. No amendment of a bill can
be discussed unless it has been previously
sent to the committee which considered
the bill, and also CON ,auncated it to the
government. If the government and
committee disagree on an amendment,
council of state shall pronoucne its opin-
ion, but the final decision rests with the
Corps Legislatif
Art. o. Budgets are presented and
voted by chapters and articles.
Art. TO- All notifications in the
CuStOul OF pUStdi taTlHS Hdue through
treaties wi. h foreign nations, will require
a law to make them binding.
Art. IL. Relations of the Emperor
and the Senate and the Corps Legislatif
are changed only SO far as they are mod
flied by the tSenatms Consuitum. Their
formal intercourse will be settled here
after by imperial decree.
Art. II. Certain articles of the Con-
stitution inconsistent with the above
provisions are abrogated.