New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-11
France.
SPEECH OF THE KING OF THE FRENCH.

SPEECH OF THE KING OF THE FRENCH
In summoning YOU 10 resume the labor OF the
session my first wish is that you should Afford my
Government all yeur cooperation in order 10 relieve
the sufferings which this year press upon por-
ton of our population. | have fastened 10 or
der the measures calculated TO attain that end
hope that by the firm maintenance OF order by the
liberty and security Of commercial transactions by an
ample and iudicous application Of the public fortune
efficiently aiding the zeal OF private charity we shall
mitigate these trials with which Providence sometimes
visits the most
NV relations with all the Foreign Powers afford the
firm confidence that the peace of the world continues
secured.
The marriage of my beloved son the Duke de Mont
pensier 10 my beloved niece the nsnta OF Spain Louisa
Fernando has completed the satisfaction and consos'
tons which Providence has vouchsafed me in my iami
This union will prove fresh pledge OF those friendly
and intimate relations that have SO long existed between
France and Spain and the maintenance of which Is as
desirable for the prosperity as the mutual security OF ooh
States. 49,
have reason to hope that the affairs OF the River
Plate will before long be adjusted coniornsbly 10 the
views adopted by my Government in concert with that
of the Queen OF Great Britain for the reessbshment
OF the security OF commercial relations IN that cou
try.
have concluded with the Emperor OF Russia treaty
of navigation which guarantees TO us. by jest reel
procy In maritime relations with that empire sd'
yantages which II was important TO us TO preserve
An unexpected event has impaired the state OF things
founded ia Europe by the late treaty of Vienna The
Republic of Crscow an independent and neutral state,
has been incorporated with the Empire of Austria /
have protested against shat nfracton OF the trearcs
At home the constant progress of the public revenue,
despite the causes that might have chez ked H. demon
srses that the activity and resources OF the country
continue to increase Laws Of finance, and various
others relative 70 important Improvements in the legs
lston and administration OF the kingdom, Will be sub
United to your dehbersuon.
The great public works which we have undertaken
shall be completed with the perseverance, which the IN
OF the country command and with the prudence
indispensable to the maintenance Of public credit
You will also have 10 direct your attention 70 fneas
ures calculated second in African Agerine) pos
session the progress Of colonization and OF It's Internal
prosperity tranquility so happily restored 10 Algeria
By the vaor and devotednes of our army enables US 10
examine msturely that important question, respecting
which special bin will be presented to you
Mess!eurs a common feeling antinstes ne. You are
all like me and mine devoted to the happiness and gran
deur of our country and already long experience has
enlightened us as 10 the policy best suited to her moral
and material interests and which must secure present
prosperity and the pacific and regular development OF
Der future jestines await with confidence rom your
patriotism and wisdom the cooperation necessary to the
accomplishment Of this great task Let ne assist each
other in supporting the burden and France viii reap the
fruit Of our efforts.
NJ Hottinguer, the eminent Pans banker has az,
rived In the French capital from London where he had
successfully treated with the Bank OF England for
supply Of bullion for the Bank OF France