The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-29 00:00:00

N. IMAIZZI BPISCM.

The Iniepetsiance B•Igo pablisbes a report of M.
Bermes "peek is re dram of be. Mostairsdart. We
tarot a few passages:
" AJ for the inhere of attacking the actual laidtatione
of Prows, Misr*, thee, do yea led a trees of it? dead the
iserhalasted artiols, you will see theit M. it Mostelemirt
third" orgrethates the goent stakhaurfr ads-
tared wllk eseregeons pervinlaWlibt ca, so
Aar as to head of re Melon with whisk olnitelleollill
whisk suaramboi ths right of mesa
,esd
InTirrik what respect dor di net =die Marshal
• who riresser id wordy Prange la ! Eat, rye
the priesearso. direr rook is set peetien—pa Imaw
the Win el the isepage--the attack masts in the
dal oretelb width yea Irbil* berms the BAerwe of
Earked mad he premed neridos of Prefer. Eir, the tress
who has plot bees pommet at the debate of the English
parliament found this rairest la the hots ; we shall
speedily ate If the remelemes of wdeh be made or ere era
culpable nature ; bat serer that he piss dews waft but
state • fact.
" The Pithiest Miran X. liefryer)—M. llorprithe
Court has suffered to peeartery war isperiess sad
some vary lively alludou, het I eat obliged to stop yea is
the dangerous mares you are ; y6a plead the
writings of M. de Mouthembert, you mew Ihe afros in
soderoarlag to justify il.
"Y, Berrpr—ellasioes, 11. Is Presider I my language
has betrayed me if it bee to say way hid my thought.
(IrPter.)
" Me Preddint—l cannot allow you be my that there Is
au Imager Marty in Trews.
"M. lierryer—Alt IM. le Preheat, if it be day It be
eereeeery to dry what le rarer then the light o if it
be nacemery to to lie triads ray Intelligence, to lie to-
wnie fry otiessiros, I bare udder air to do but to be
ailed ; I have got nothing to de bat lei di does sad threw
up. ra_, brief.
' The President—No, M. Bomar, yes will not lie. In
1811, when you berme • member of that bar which you
have readend illustriotaa, you took an oath whob you have
also. renewed—an oath to observe the respect due to the
laws. Yon bare always observed that oath, and you will
keep it also to-day.
" Y. Berryer—l remember my oath, but you make me
shudder,* le Preheat; you carry beak my thoughts to
• thee when the praise of • good rem, the approval of a
victim of a good esseireat, of a good law' Vas not cnteaidinati
as a erime. No, Ido set wish to frail thee prod to year
mosiory.
Imos milted are.'
No, Ido not cosset that the ride' of a fns grmsord
should be erhised tie ea insult, he thou hems sirs, that
this gorromest relesalle with the port Indledlire of
Pr& • • • • •Mte thesessed el bilds was Mir tie lie
=hes le the law by saying at= MI aid pp 303
weft is orillso, tir in red set
spook but with nsedee, that rite illil2essear epee
ctlcad ditersion with prince, and apc=sei
milated by tisk adviser' to a
where= it *veld not he permitted to express their
where they might eaereater as obraele as timpettimilthe
to
shairdratioa, who• he oils sa pr. Ide ad
read the r
article drode, gesilemse; yes hams he-
your
rs esd I ses
bon
Mee it.
Pint, ma 31. de Morel pert bo reprieseed with
having recalled to mid that le Perm the Jour
east, the writer, the sire bizosell, might saver
to divest breed of the torkerilleer of a wanting. Is
truth, 'anthers, I ask hew am then be in that an (disco
Warning to legal. Tba rearsort may my at any mo-
ment to a writer, '1 rued parse, twice, and, pay oaten-
Woe, the third time 1 sewer yea, I annihilate your jour-
Bel ; the idea of your property in it will not stop me.' The
wends* Is, then, outlawry which eau protest each a sup-
mores ; but in the get of a man who blows the state of
seam—and hers I sod give MI expreirs to my thoughts,
for to a judicial dirieloa ase mud speak with a doable
atearifog, end ba • low voles, as if re were In a sick room,—
the offidel 'east
lasseastbleg other that the legal warning;
here is sot a which has not, eau thy or another, re-
ared • vidt a gentlemen la • Wit coat, pomeseing
sortifese the Warr of a rospelshe matt, who, sent is
miressam of ea °Mehl order, ores to say to the editor,
•Is such a trial you will sot say this—lo meek a discussion
you will not reply to lea er seek eh elemek—yea will he so
gelid am not to publish seek sr ark a demoted'
The Prident—You spoke, a reseal ego, M. Berryer,
of the sick room ; you deceived yeomen ; bat sow you think
yourself in the 'Ann". You have forbidden yourself the
mere thought of attacking the ler, sad that is peados],
whation are golag to do.
• . Berrys—lt W precisely what I was not going to do.
For the official gag uu bich intervenes to prevent the journalist
ham venturing on dangerous ground, Is Rot the legal
warnfor ; It is the diktat winder, ourers* warning,
• wards& which, although Maid, ought to farm salutary
tearer; and we may will be portal , without haring to
be roamed of attacking the laws, to call that warning a
pg. That does not constitute an attack against the law.
It is at most only a *rare passed on darn acts ef the
adminietralios; a curse which era la the tars of the
laws whisk you invoke, is expressly authorised. Buffer me,
res, sot to insist further on this point. • • • You
amuse 11. Yontelembert of having attacked the rights
and the authority which the Emperor holds under the ao-
=*misting constitntiori,
_and this by virtue of a law
had for its end to defend the sonetitution which
was violated in 1861. is it by analog, that you would
wish to extend this pal prinunon to M. de
Montelembert f But to proceed by eulogy in the
case of penal offences is unheard of and monstrous.
The law of 1819 had for object to posit& attacks
spinet the person of the King and of the mataitutioaal
authority with which ha is clothed. The law of 1825 modi-
fied this provision, by protecting ageine• attack the rights
whisk the King had from hereditary birth. After the
revolution of 1830 it was felt that thoss__provisions were
so lenges applicable, and on the 29th of November of the
same year a new law, having for end to protect the new
rights of the royalty of July, wee voted by the Chambers.
In 1848 the sovereignty paned into the birds ef a simile
Aseembly, aid he law et the 11th ef Moat, 184*,
tenured the respect due to rehire Withrow. A law
months afterward", the mastitation of 1848 madded the
executive power to a responsible president, and Immediately
the law of the 27th of July, 1149, oared Its pereetion to the
Presidest of the Republic our ea it wee Mir to be by
the ropubhoan ootietitutiOs. Did anything siert take
place on the day of the amnion of the estpios f Where,
then, is the law which protects the rights which an vatted
in the sew Emperor ? I do not buoy of seek a kw, and
what signify to me the care of that bleak? Is it sot
pito enough tor ess to declare its emistrea f Rua if M.
I do Mentalembert had attacked the rights attributed to the
new government by the meditation which the Emperor
Imo rde, you settoot teaks We (piglet Ala of the Uwe
panel for dr parr* of the oemettlogion which the
Sesporor Arno violated. 1 have dose, gratirman, sr it °sly
moudne far me to sum up in a few yodelled I should hasp
said for the defence of If. de idontalwahert. Sward by the
great memories which penstral•d the soh of 111. admires-
bort, I have scream s yielded to all say esodess, sad thee
weakened the swards be the de S;be t I hop thee
you will not forget, that you will not for as brat less
sight Is the course of your deliberations, of the character
sad of the whole life of the men Ara yea and
to Jodie. Y. de Mostreabert, a sea Wan set elevated
• eery sot only by birth, by the hefilasialde lgagty of lb.
hat will more, and above all, by his
is celeste, and his soul, is sot • libeller, a passplLtar
He lee obeyed • twofold inapirdlos—he wired * tapas
:= 1 for the Mediae we have loot std
to peter err-
rater seltityled religious wrier celikbeem
selves semiotics, who est at sought all the
of teligios of hurry and honour, sr to
limed 'Bagdad antglitzez:ti the marems of
sad Carper. In BsOlerl As bed
hoe ast oceseWed en this fis r for
Übe oasts*, brandish relief by re
berms the inedtatlese of the two oorilies toy elle=
mot ear is—he her Ts gat thibis scalar might to
sear to wish sad lope that It easy, is sot is heed France,
bat le beam hat he he the laws whisk Woke, thr
have beta passed to Woad the brah 'AM Wde
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to apply Ana be ifs, soil yea upset
tiro rum is let had to Naha. Lb I dosed
regard at • are" oar laritimate repots. • ere s
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away, show uto dls Saari sod talibfal. We sireselb-
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—weerll to my eie Ahoy us to prim ead recall the
murdeesos of tire great combats ofdslower which have
made rows to wa, mud have caused se to love the
rarer Methadone which wo have dedersd, which we
will shrews dirk and to whisk we will be faithful to our
• lestleroz.