The New York herald., 1851-11-20

TO take share In the Administration Of 6nsnoes In
great pains taken with the creation Of an army which
would promote the retreat Of foreign powers from the
territories Of the church
At Constantinops active interference has since
twevemonth, been commanded by the protection Of re-
igious interests waa necessary to conquer difcu-
Ties In the Catholic and among the other Christian COM
munons to terminate the dis 1utes respecting the nves
titure of the Armenian bishops and TO promote tran
which bat too often provoked by tbs possession OF
the holy places II all be animated with one concistory
spirit those sad contests over for all time to come
Our atons with Spain sftctory, and give VI,
to hope for speedy and defnitive regulation OF
the dispute respecting the frontier of the Pyrensss
We have eagerly seized the opportunity to furnish
Spain With proof Of the sincerity Of relations by
Joining England in Offering the cabinet OF Madrd the
cious attack upon Cuba Besides Minister at Wash
ipgton has been instructed smicaby support the eca
nations of the Court OF Madrid and the justice OF thes.
recamations has been mcst ioysy recognized oy the
Peace il restored between Germany and Denmark /;
Scbeswig has submitted to the authority of its King
the Austrian occupation of Holsten has the
iasuection and the cause OF the intervention of for
egn troops having thus ceased to exist, trust that
their stay will not be prolonged
The resolutions Of the cabinet of Copenhagen to de.
termne ths succession and to the integrity o the
Danish monarchy have obtained the appreciation Of the
great powers Of Europe That which still detanJ the
official sanction is merely q question Of detail
The dangers which year ago threatened the peace of
Germany have been dispelled The Germanic Confeie.
ration in It's total has returned the forms and the rule
which prevailed previous to 1913 attempts protect
ferior reorganization to which ought to remain per
feet strangers We had for a moment reason to fear
that the Frankfort Diet might be called upon to discuss
proposition which vastly modified the OF the
Germanc Confederation while IL tended to expand its
limits change its destination aud European roe, and
which would have shaken the equilibrium which has
been consecrated by the general treaties We thought
our duty to make our representations Englani too,
protested Luckily the wisdom Of the German gsysrn
ment has removed this chance OF complication.
Switzerland has removed from its territories greater
part OF the refugees who abused its hospitality In
hat IN gpitz md nd
20 Its contiguous States.
Novel events which have transpired from the Plata
npast, have powerfully modified the situation of the
States which engaged in the quarrel These
compel TO tuspend the arrangements which we pro
posed to make for ps cifcation.
The systems Of reciprocal extradition Of criminals
and Of postal conventions extend gradually. OF this
various proofs have been gwen to the Assembly, By
several conventions which have been submitted to it,
Other conventions will be submitted at later period
The conclusion Of commercial treaties with Great
Britain. Tuscany Belgium Prussia Denmark, and Swe-
den proves the socitude of the government for the
developement of eur mercantile and maritime relations
The Asss mby had expressed wish that the literary
convention with Sardinia and Portugal should be
adopted by the other States at th,ir earliest
venience
Great Britain and Hanover have already signed spe-
eia conventions which reproduce the principal items
OF the Sardinia and Portugal canvention. On various
other points and especially in Spain, negotiations
still pending, and likely to leai to some good end.
The reclamations which large number Of French
merchants sDd shipowners have to bring assns: the
government of the United States In conseq of
rous arbitrary seizures by the californian Custom House.
not yet either lquidaed paid but the American
Congress and the cabinet OF Washington have formally
recognized their justice and shall obtain leyi
Innate satisfaction.
You have Just heard faithful ex position of the sua.
ton Of the country As to the past 1t offers satisfactory
results Devrheless state OF general tends
to increase daily Everywhere labor grows slack poverty
augments interests alarmed and anti social expecta
tons swell high in proportion the eDfeeblsd
the State sp prosch their term
In such state Of things the first of the govern
Mt De to seek the avoiding the Iau-
gers which threaten and ensurng the best chances OF
saiety HEsady in my las; message nay word, on this
csiyed by the Assembly. said to you -
The uncertainty of the future gives rise to many sp
prehe psons while IL awakens many hopes. Let Us al be
prepared to sacrifice these hopes to our country and let
give heed 10 its interests alone. H. during this
sion you vote for the revision Of The constitution
constituent Assembly will remodel Fundamental
laws snd fx the destiny o, the executive power you
do not vote it, the people Of 1852 will soemnly manifest
the exp resson Of its will Whatever may be the
solution OF the future let understand each other in
order that It be passion surprise violence,
which shall decide the fate OF a great nation
To day the questions the and my duty IL not
altered IL Is indexibly TO maintain order-ic IL 70
Danish al Of agitation in order that the resola.
lions which are to decide our fate may bs conceived
amidst calm and adopted without contest Thsse
lutions eranate only from decisive act OF the ns-
lar eIsctiop We'll now have asked Of mysslf whetber
in the pTeserce Of the division Of PASSIONS Of the confu
sion OF doctrines Of the division Of parties when al con-
bine to attack the morals the justice. the authority Of
the nation ought nd by AMI leave shaken and
incomplete the only principle which in the midst OF the
general cLsos Providence upholds fSr Us to gather
round
Since universal suffrage again raised the social fabric
by substituting right for revolutionary fact, IL wise
In to continue narrowing its basis And, lastly
have asked myself H. when new powers shsu preside over
the destis Of the country should cot from the first
compromise their stability II We tt pretex for ques
topiDg their origin or fer nisiepresenting ther leg
mscyf
single instant to from the policy Of order which
rave always followed out, have been obliged in mauy
respects to separate from cabinet which had to the full
my confidence and respect Ia order to choose another
which equally composed Of honorable men, and whose
conservative sentiments are publicly known was con.
tented to ac the necessity OF aoshins universal
suffrage the broadest possible basis
You will therefore have presented TO you the drauht
of Law which restores the principle ia ali ts trness In
retaining frum the law OF the 3lst of May everything
which winnows universal suffrage from impure elements
and which makes ts application COW moral and regular
The project has consequently no features which can
possibly govern this Assembly for think II expeient
to- day for the Withdrawal Of the law OF the 3s Of
May do not TO deny the appreciation which paid
at that time to the cabinet which claimed from the
chief Of the majority whose work this Law the hoao-
II we rpnember the circumstances under which this
law prcsentes shall not believe refuse to avoE
that II vas political act rather thcu an electoral Law
that II really and fully measure Of public beneat
Whenever the majority shall propose to me energetic
measures for the safety Of the country 1t may rely
my loyal aud disinterested support But the best OF
Ts, 'of o Mss sa. s s0
gone beyond the object nendedto be attaned No one
fresaw the suppression of the coo electors twothrj'
of whom are peaceful inhabitants Of the country
wha, has been the result Why, that this i'm nenss
exclusion has served pretext TO the anarchist party
who cloak tbeir dessabe designs beuesti the appear
Of right withdrawn and to be r,conqusred Too
weak In numbers TO take Possession Of sociy by their
votes they hope under favor Of the general emotion an
the decline OF the powers Of the State TO knde Ia
raj points Of France at trou bes which would b.
quelled doubt but which would throw into fresh
compilations. Independently OF these dangers tbs lav
81 the Slst Of May presents az an electoral law grave
inconvenienc.s. have never ceased 20 believe that
day would come when IL would be my duty to propose
It's repeal Defective when applied to the election Of
Assembly u IL still In the Of nominating
President, for though residence OF three years In
commune may have appeared guarantee Of discef
ment mposei electors in the knowledge Of those who
TO rsprettnt them so long term OF residence cannot
be considered necessary for the appreciation Of the
diSatt destined TO the government Of France
Another tcrous objection II this-the constitution re
quires for the validity OF the election Of President by
eae peopls at least 200cOo OF suaees and IL this
Der s not collected the right Of election s conferred
the Assembly. The Constituent Assembly had there
fore decided that of 10 eco yoters inscribed