New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12
FRANCE.

Nothing of special interest has occurred.
The Ministerial ourn ais laborug to show that there
EXITS nothing like hostile feeling between the Legs'
latve Body and Executive.
The sitting of the Corps Legislatif, on
Friday rendered somewhat noticeable by the apPl
cation of NM Montalembert kerVegnep, Fisytgny Du
miral Bault Perret, Baron MercteT and Duke Uzes,
for permission print the speeches they had delivered
on the Budget These applications were grant
cd after more or less discussion, bu, the Pres
idtnt of the Assembly invited the House to
refrain from granting such permissions In future,
which, he asserted were unconstitutional Inc
permission 10 print IT, however Of little WORTH Tor an
official note In the M0ntteur OF Sunday reminds the
journals that although certain members OF the Corps
Legsaf have leave print their speeches BY the 42d
article of the Constitution, the press forbidden 10
publish any other report OF the than .na'
Officially supplied. This distinction between printing
and publishing lie contingency the Assembly had evil
dently not calculated on.
The following is Montalemberls speech:
dekiie 20 make just one brief remark, and pro
mise beforehand not to demand permission 10 print
what am about 10 say. But | think II important 70
have noted In the minutes of the Assembly fact wnicn
have already alluded TO- without any contradiction Ia
the minutes Of the commission OF the budget ana
aupsars In the report of NJ Gouin The question Is as
10 n proce eds OF the property OF the ermer civi s
sold In execution ofthe law, and comprsed IN me cnap
ter Of domains. NJ. Gouin expresses ninseh mus
In order to meet feeling manifested oy tne co'n
sion the Commissioners have added that this valuatlon
of 1900 OCO fr had been made on property sucien' o
its TO al realization Independently OF the properly Vi
the House of Orleans indicated In the decree Of mo
22d January. A.. ,,,;,.
with that declaration before u.s. as wei as the VIII
ten documents which have been furnished US oy tue
Naturalization we are justified in stating that the cues
on raised by the decree of the 22d January Is mol pre-
sen,ed under any form, direct or indirect IN .ne-
hndset Of 1853 and that the vote OF that ouoge' loes
NOT comprise any paric In that measure OF an
,,iT date 10 that of the meeting OF theLeeisative
Cnrns" II il then shown, gentlemen, In matter IN
NlTted and ndlsputsle that the budget OF receipts
III you are about to contsss no revenue, no Po
Goods resulting from the execution OF tns =.
,hs s9d of January which have despoed tne hop's .,
o,esy of the property IL possessed for ages. ,e.'
some sstouIshrneni but am the more ieJoecS -
dare not conclude from H. as the best irenos "a ~
eminent would so much wish 10 do, tnat u , uot
vet irrevocaby determined TO execute In 'nen ''A"'
| these fatal DEGREES .a.od rro,er 20 de-
,pspd from M far them sanction directly OF lhou
N a. well that France should know the iact u III
| should know that none OF Q deputies nss oeen ce,
upon to confecraie by his vote any oil toe cor dssn
OF measure which Il has been unanimous ~ - ~.
proving and which II has eisapproyed a. nun a. y
sake OF him who IL the author Of tnose uo0, ~ .hl
| hose who have been the victims OF taem. w. ~
have without doubt to discuss thst measure LII IL
the Law Of the finances will oring US 70 IL We s
euss II In full liberty. Until then II Is necos; ~
should be known n at neither sssocisTS ~ a.,
act nor engaged by H. As 10 me, avail my ~
occssion 10 raise In the Iple interest OF pfvPeiS