The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23
A0NARCHY AND REPUBLICiNISM In EUROPE.
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THE GREAT DHBATE
IN THE
FRENCH NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.
SPEECH OF M. THEIR S.
The Foreign Policy of France.

Of Italy
Tbs PpEsupENr-The tribune is to NJ Bixo member
Of the COMMITTEES ON Eore;on FAIRS
A. BrIo read paper Which stated that the Commit
tee Foreign Affairs had met and deberated on the
Affairs Italy and had drawn up a resolution which he
va, about submit to the assembly Yet anxious
pass over the heroic eorps of the p
t"oh, oh and laughter without paying homage to is
generous temerity and without giving it mark of
NJ. ErlrssE AnAco-The sentiment of nationality was
nIs p semernay; .u.,..,.,, 49,,
the question Of the conduct Of the o republic tor
wards the nations Of Italy but he must affirm that it
performing adverting to the present subject but
to France herself for the question Of Piedmont had al
ways been French one. [Movement.l Under Louis
xiv. the passage the Tcino by the mperalists was
considered almost menacing that of the Var [Ag
tatior Negotiations must therefore be entered to
but they ought to be of such nature not to be
dious delayed France had not for thirty years given
proofs OF her dsinclnaons to conquest to have her
intentions, her moderation, doubted. When Rus
STA considered her territory she asked permits
ZION for one to enter Pennsylvania. The Austrians
ad $4,000 in Italy, close to the French territory
To negotiate with chance of success France ought
Hing her soldiers in the other scale and then appeal to
her allies-then call on them to join her [Murmurs,l
Under such circumstances it appeared to the commit
tee necessary to bring the before the Assembly
In consequence he would read the resolution which the
committee had agreed to. ["No, no. Lay 1T on the
table.nl
NJ BEsNAnp-,What right has the committee to pre-
sent its solutions to us Agitation
The PREsDENT-As several members appear to take
umbrage at the committee sending in resolution
have the honorable gentleman present his
own name.
M. BIxIo--l present as suggested, in my own namc
the proposition alluded to- The honorable gentleman
1.-THE National a, AsssaIy jealous of securing the rreer
France and the peace respect
m the 18Th y the tn e the h Of @
tier aG in hs of s PRESIDENT h
. 70 ne ss s of % Ss
s:s
fyth: most and cordial Speraticp Iasatjonl
by NJ o he
position Just heard had never been submitted to the
tatonl The resouon alone had been discussed AND
but the report did not
ton Tue committee hear near considerable aga
NJ GvsrAvE DE BEAUMONT wished to corroborate what
had just fallen from the last speaker Certainly the
report by NJ Bxio had been submitted to the
committee.
;nr The sacred Of the ITALIANS INJURED by the mail
address of the honorable gentleman who had been
rsarged to present the resolution movement What
Italy really were and in consequences he should call
on sne is S. VI rore'sH anairs 10 come FORWARD,
try. When that was done the Assembly could vote
fhear =" heari "a 'n' "'S % nS"' u'en suitable
The MINISTER of ronrrcs Arr.rps declared that the
all se
it had received up to the present moment The last
Ss Minister then proceeded to read several documents
Connected with the scat of war The first was dated
Turin, March IS, six in the evening 1t was from
the french Minister IN that CITY,
The Pedmontese its uncertainty as to the
ss k s Sgpsd na aey s9 an
srmsee in order to protect the city of Turin We
agreed to undertake the mission However we at once wait
60 on anc ae Smrgnan ,he 81 inc
s nssS be a ss /.
sssmt as sYsctlv What w dsred The Mnnn;oa omnnG
joined With the in requesting our Intervention
and Va Mat t the snsS Of the city Should
tsPsats for the :as.y Of The siy o9y leaving the
to that havn already proposed We were unwi
ae az I
%ass s psSS WAS %fs the
for order and peace on the left The Of
h.enton 70 .tvde eent y 'ne inhAo'"n's WIN
nostscrint to- this despatcb Continued the bonor,
b,a h;nstcr ,ated March o6th and coming from, tho
Sc, etarv Of the Emil sv the Minister having taken
bs Ssnayytnre said ~. ' WIZ '''- A"-s '"~'A
The two Ministers have set oube .hac,t;on o, thu
King has been proclaimed at Turin oficay-an armistce
has been conclude. ,s by the King the point Of
suc were tne contents OF the nrst despatch down 70
ns Lo.n Inc next was Inc w % sent 10 tne Two
Ss.ers iro .ne iresuent oi Tue Couac, Heherai
poo 70 repair 70 sne austrian camp as stated above
so sl M invason rTm tne Nuhic Pai Counc Oh
read letter from NJ. eCompte dated sthe 9th
nSWar.h ~ H. n,nrr;nn - - sopt "'e" 'A0 -''A
M have iust retnrncd from Norsrs whore s foura uor
shall Radetiy perfectly well disposed receive us; the ar
msee was ratified arrival The Aus
General had treated directly with the Ku Victor EN-
minueL"
The Following are the bases OF tne arrangement =
ne armsuce Is 20 untii tne eondons Oh PSace
dnian penipotemtery The Marshal will on his part have
one by his in the shortest possible deay
The Aus ans to remain on sesa
where darmee be placed the fortress Aessan-
dra is to be occupied conJ9mty by austrian ena saraah
troops " eq" T nt i trco aritot;om '
~, WI Msa nv Enuvnv IArr.Ins won't On IN reaa
~, ahc m.sI" W f'"A'' '' ~'"' "'A' VIZ w ''""
tne GesPateI ,,,,, -. A., VI.
The om9ara t1ops IRE are os ~ III .s ns ,he r
may retain a " ~ sho be
Such are TIE bases Of armisce Marshal Radetky
pared to us most anxious Tor peace lie expressed wish
nta.es " .n. A. ssandra IL wa because certain
JOINT oee"Pauon =" nn The p;sdm"ntee army shall he
Smad ~ 1eace estabisbmen The new King had entered
+ rr but has not yet chosen his ministry"
Another despatch, continued the!E 6norable Minister
of the 2th March stated that the King had passed the
Nst,ona, Guard In review and been received with en-