The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-19

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soat ths base bad 40 ntsa.ier 10 a,ias the Hfst
j. kussen should q, SO distant dsy for the second
reading OF 1t as to give Christian country time to
fict upon It,
LordJ. RussELL proposed with the permission OF tbs
House, 10 introduce his bill and read it frat time
Of February After the observations Of Sir R. Ingiis
he was almost inclined to ask him whether he intended
to sspsl the Jews from England as the Aorscoss had
The report Of the resolution in committee was then
received
Our advces from Paris are to the 30th ult inclusive
The Paris papers Of the Goth ult are filed with
ments on the Kings speech ct the opening Of the
BY no means Of one accord In their appreciation Of IL
rhe 0ppSsnon papers speak Of It as weak and eyasve
matters Tbs Ministerial papers appear have got the
mot dorde to declare the speech to be model OF dec
iumor current the Paris Bourse on the 2sth
ult that the French Government bad that morning
trsn troops had entered Parma Pscentis and Modena
No such despatch has been published by the French
Government but as the rumor was generally believed in
quarters usually well informed, think IL right to
mention It,
The Presidents message Congress in the passages
TO Mexico has caused slight depression In the
bonds of that republic. Mexican are quoted Tx
to Is only The change Of ministry In Holland also has
affected the stocks Of that country.
NJ sausst is elected to the presidency Of the French
Chamber OF Deputies He was opposed by M. Odillon
garrot and obtained majority Of 227 votes against los
The election OF NJ Theirs to the presidency Of the
eighth bureau, which also annousced yesterday was
gained by majority Of 81 against 30 NJ. Theirs
opposed by conservative candidate, NJ Dupont.
We mentioned on Thursday statement which
had received from quarter entitled to credit, that
this, letter since received from Florence dated the
2osh mentions report that the Emperor OF Austria at
into Mod nna and
u this report BE- well founded, and the movement
should have taken place without the previous
u the King Of Sardinia and the Grand Duke Of Tus.
csny, 1t may lead to serious rerDonstrsnces.
The Consttufionn.! discredits this rumor, snd con-
sders that 1t has probably arisen from notice which it
arms that the court Of Vienna has given the great
powers OF Its intention Of auementng the force Of Its
terferlng with the other states of the peninsula.
The same journal sfarms that Guisot has proposed
aoint reply to be sent to the Swiss federal
government In which the powers declare themselves
leased from the obligations in relation to svitzerand
imposed by the treaties Of 1915 but that thu Emperor Of
mato note although he is ready enough to join In an
act of armed Intervention.
reform banquet attended by thousand persons
took place at Grsnoble on Sunday the 10th. much
greater number applied for tickets but building su
centiy spacious could be obtained
M GuiEot and Count Mole among the guests at
dinner given on Tuesday by NJ de Montsvtt. The
Union Monarchiqu,. remarkng on this singular con.
junction. says Far from showing themselves grstided
by so pquant the two statesman observed to-
wards each other during the repAst, the coolest and
Vice Admiral Msckau. exminister Of Marine, has
been raised to the rank Of full admiral
IL Is stated that q marriage between the Duke de
0uiche and Of the daughters the late Duke and
Duchess de- Prsslin, is sbout to take place.
sador Of Spain At Rome. hss retupnsa to NsSrd
The four ministerial candidates elected vicepre-
sidsnts Marshal Bugesud has succeeded against NJ de
Maleville. The secretaries are not yet announced.
OPENING OF THE FRENCH CHAMBERS.
The following IL the speech Of the King OF the French
at the opening Of the French Chambers Tuesday the
goth uttmo:-
:. Gentlemen, Peers. and d. puties-
am happy on finding myself again among you not
high price Of provisions has inflicted on our country
France has endured them with . courage that could
not behold without deep emotion. Never in such CIR
have public order aud the freedom
actions been so generally maintained The nexhsusti
BILE zeal Of private charity has seconded ef
forts Our commerce.. thanks to Its prudent activity
has been but ssby affected by the crisis that has
experienced in other States We reaching the
cuson those trials Heaven has blessed the abors Of
the people and abundant crops revivng everywhere
comfort and security congratulate myself on 1t with
you
conclusion the great public works which, by extending
to the entire kingdom facility and regularity Of commu
time that sufficient shall continue to be
applied to that fruitful enterprise will ell watch with
scrupuous economy over the judeious employment of
the public revenue and confident that the receipts
Will cover the in the ordinary budget of the
sta,e' WHICH snau oe ,nortiy prese nted 10 you
the price Of salt and diminishing the postage letters
finances
Bills public instruction prison discipline, and
customs tariffs are already submitted to your delibera
lions Other bills shall bs presented to you various
Important suhjecs artcuarly commercial property
mortgages, the Mont de Piete, and the application OF
savings banks to fresh improvements in the condition Of
the working classes 1t Is my constant wish that my
Government should labor with your cooperation, in
devep ns at the sams time, the morality and the vel
"My relations with all the foreign powers give the
that the progress Of general cvasion viii b, every
where accomplished By good understanding between
governments aud people, without imparing internal
order and the good r-latons between states.
Civil has disturbed the happiness Of Switzer
land My government has come to an understanding
With the governments Of England Austria Prussia and
Russia in order to offer that nsghborug and friendly
people amlcabls mediation Switzerland will, hope,
maintenance Of the basis of the Hevec Confederation
alone ensure to her those endearng conditions Of
Happiness and security that Europe wshed to guaranty
to her by treaties.
MY Government, In pccordancs with that Of the
Queen Of Great Britain has adopted messures which
must at length succeed In restoring commercial re-
lstions on the banks of La Plata.
The lustrious chief who has long and sloriously
commanded in Algeria has desired to from bis Ia
RI. hSve trusted to my beloved the Duke d'Au
male the great aud srduous task of governing tina.
French land hstter myself that under the direction
of my government and thanks to the aborious
Of the generous that surrounds him. his vigilance
aud devotsdness will secure tranquility the good ad
ministration and prosperity of our establishment.
Gentlemen, the more advance in life, the mere
dedicate with devotdnees to the service Of France to
the Of her interests dignity and happiness all the
activity and strength which God has given and still
vouchssf.s me Amidst the agitation that hostils and
blind passions foment conviction animstes and sup
ports which Is that posses In the constitutional
monarchy-in the union Of the great powers Of the
States -snre means Of overcoming all those obstacles
and Of satisfying all interests moral and material Let
firmly mantaio according to the charter social order
and all Its conditions Let guarantee according to
the charter the public liberties and all their develop
ments We shall transmit, unimpaired to the genera
tons that may come sfter the trust confded to
and they will HESS for having founded and defend
the edidce under shelter Of which thsy will live happy
and free.
spain.
The Madrid mails of the oath arrived at the
moment our correspondent WAS closing his de-
spatches. NM. Mon and Pidal had refused to
enter the cabinet, and some other ministerial ar
rangement hid to be contrived. General Mar
vaez was to continue President without port
folio General FIgueras was 10 be Minister Of
no reeiunatiop nf NJ Orlau.