The New York herald., 1850-12-23
anticipating a War In Europe sing
the French Army.


LEoIsLATIvR ASSEMBLY.
N. pupin, Sen, the President, took the chair at
Great animation was observable In the body OF the
house, and It was sems time before silence could ss
The order Of the day was the disc ussion Of the bill
dsmsr ding credit Of s1oo ooof to de-
fray the expenses OF calling out 10000 men of the
The PsrsIpEsr-Ths tribune is to General de La
Hitte. (Marks OF curiosity)
The MnisT or FoREIsr AFpains ascended the tri-
bune With roll OF papers In bis hand and read the
following address :
ment OF this discussion TO inform the Assembly OF the
zst news which the has received from Ger
teuiel on the 2sth of Last month Omuts. These
ministers have agreed the following arrangements:
There shall be co operation Of the Prussian and
federal troops In Hesse As to the question of Ho-ten,
Prsssian commissioner 10 to proceed with federal
to the Duches and each to address to the Regency
summons to lay down their arms; the summons from
each commissioner being In the same terms. In
this summons should mot lead 10 the result expected
Pru,sian corps should with the federal troops take
such eoercve measures 80 might become necessary.
lLong interruption, and ironica Laughter on the let
Thsse two points have been the tbjeet Of convention
signed the 2gth OF November BY the two negoistor
The principle OF free conferences for the reoonstu
ton Of Germany has been admitted. The msstine ID
TO take place at Dresden ON the 18th December. The
King OF PrusssI accepted, on Dee the arrangement
sgrsed to at OlnutS Europe mus, rejoice to zee the
danger, set aside which threatened rupture between
the two great German powers Bat the difficulties re-
sultirg from the principle OF the German question
main precisely as they (fresh interruption ahd
10 your d.IiseIstons We we're convinced in advance
that question which touches toe national honor,
there could not exist anything but perfect accord
The Message Ct the President Of the republic had de-
clsred that as long q. The equilibrium Of Europe
LEY of respect for the Independence Of neghbors
daughter on the left The committee appointed to
unaniDousy aud fully In the Views Of no govern ment
vhsn IL proPosesto Jou By s honorable reporter TO
declare that the questions which az present divide
Gernany the policy Of neutrality fuoh as It was de-
fined BY the ms.age. IL the only one that is suitable
70 France. That neutrality s neither indifference
impukssnce. such abstention would be unworthy OF
Erea; bation. The enly neutrality that be az.
ting for France that which taking Its priociple In
the sentiments of right justice aud respect for the
Iependenoe of states leaves 10 each people rexa.
late pisases sod according 90 it, own idsss loud
Rume ~ its internal affairs and policy ON the oondi-
tion bowev.r Of respecting the rehts aud Legitimate
in,srests Of ether nations Isppl.ass on the rishp
The MisfsrGn o. FoRrieN AFrsAs IN continuation.-
Permit me, gentlemen, 10 enter here into some de-
yelopements which will enable you to better under
stand the policy which we follow relative TO Germany.
In the midet ef their divieiOns, the German govern
sup stances render niodiacation, of more or les.
importance necessary In the federal coustution ef
Geimany, such has been established BY treaties.
b. introduced therein Of two kinds The one mar
rslss TO questions which hsd been regulated by the
corporation and the principal powers and which
Of force between the members the great political
body. and the existence peculiar to some OF these
bodies. Evidently, the Germanic governments
think that u h their duty In the interest Of aermsny,
TO enter such questions, thsy viii comprshsnd the
necessity, before deciding on them de6nitvely Of
soncetting with such powers, unconnected with Ger
many as according to existing treaties are entitled
60 be consulted in these great interesta Other
cbtnges may relate to points which, thouzh exceed
insly important undoubtedly 70 tbs internal organ
isstion 81 G,rmspy. are however only sssondary a.
far the rest Of Europe s concerned In that case
have need to say that France like the other powers
place In the conditions would not have either
any right or any real interest 20 interfere Ia such
chsngss-uo.o ibttrruption on the left)-snd that q
sense of propritty mpofes her Law not 70
ptese publicly An opinion questions which do not
concern her Afer having thus clearly defined the
trre Of the neutrality which the government h deter
mir ed to guard In its foreign pslisy thuk tsuperu
ous give any further xpanston 60 the Assembly
the affairs Of Germany. TIE present considerations
suggested By the aars Of Germany have been already
d,vtoped In the report Of Jour committee viii add
nothing TO these consideratops but come At to
men your committee proposes 20 you TO vote the
credits applied for te meet the sxPepse required for
calling out 40 oCO mep Ailhoufh the isfue ct the
erspees of OlmutE appears % remove the chances of
war think that the measurs ptorased isftil neces
ssry guard sgsipst the essntualtes conn~cted With
the phase into which Germaa Affairs ct present
tnsering The government has MP TO the present time
cudesvored BY postls means - eefoyce In the
councils Of the hreign powers the polioy Of conoia
tion which apimates him You cannot refase st pre-
cent the means which demand 70 safeguard In the
Interest Of si Europe thoss principles Of order which
are the pressrvsives of every society In ter mins
ting eenilsmen,I have 20 say that the governmsnt
Of the republic hesitate TO declare openly Its
pacific inter tisu sip.e is desires peace loysy and
vithout eauvs cal concessions or weakness snd With