New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-09
FRANCE.

In the Corps Legislsf the 25th ult while the budget
was under discussion, " de hontalembert rose and
demanded the suppression Of sum OF sooOooi being
the amount Of the sale OF the domanes Of Neuly and
HOnceaux belonging to the Orleans family His object he
said, not tn make speech. He only Tished to acc IN
psh conscientious duty He fully adhered 10 what w.
Dc Faveny had said relative to the position in which the
Corp Leg stif placed and he believed with him that
il could not be considered serious and permanent The
President iDerruptng him, said 81 cannot allow you tn
continue. Everything il serIou. IN the position Of the
corps LegislsG In attacking that position you att *
1.-The Constitution to which You have sworn allegiance"
de Montaember replied that he had not spoken Of the
Constitution but Of the position Of the Corps Legi'la
He old not wish his silence 10 be mistaken for approba
tion nor that the axiom Who saws nothing consents"
should be invoked against him He voted against the
budget for reasonsthe frt because il ratified the
Set atus. COhsultam Of the 25th December, 1852
trictve Of the privileges OF the Corps Lgsaf in fanan
ci' matters and the second, because il sanctioned
the DEGREES Of the 22d January, which despoied the
Orleans family lie voted against IT, because it was viola
ton Of the Ddepend Of French Assembly and shock
to the feelings Of honest Last year the budget
tain ed nothing referring directly indirectly the de
crees Of the god January. To-day the Assembly was
called upon for the rst time to ssnction them rhs Pras
deu"the DEGREES Of the 22d January require sanction
"Tbey laws Of the land in virtue of the ssh Article Of
Z" the Constitution" M de Mont4lembert-"We asked
TO sanction measure which the Republicans and ths
Socialists did dare adopt in ls4s and which tha
Council ct state mensced in us tence only sanctioned
by majority OF one vote We cannot concur in that
decision and my amendment wing been rejected nv the
committee sm obliged 10 vote against the Budget
"to participate in Odious corf-csinn" The President
-" cannot allow you to continue VOICE" With
draw the article you do not with i 10 be discussed
de MoDtalembert-" am astonished that the President
who the advocate of the Duke d'Aumala should
prevent from taking the defense Of exled ny
The President" When defended the Orleans family thay
attached neither the Constitution the laws which
you attacking" NJ de Montalembert-" II
cannot attack the DEGREES Of the GOD January can
least c-ciss them The adduc-d in the n ara
the those invoked two three nv the
Socialists II we deprived they SAID NJ de MOntalem
bert or any other person of half his prooery he
would be still rich enough with the other half When
diSclem the responsibility which the Governm ant
is attempting TO 6x u ION us Gentlemen in 1909
"he Emperor Napoleon said to the Council Of State: Prop
"erty is ny Olabiliy 10 those in possession With all nv
"armes could not without Diutce seize a single Geld
"Bousset said that appeal sgaestnguy and violence
ian imprescrptible right You will am concur
in those sentiments dictated by wisdom NJ Rarocha
Pr sdent of the Council of State said he could not al
NIT the protests OF Nj de Montsemher against the Senaus
COnsuum and the DEGREES of the 22d Jnusry They we're
an attack against the Constitution 10 which de w,n,a
emher had sworn allegiance and he had right either to
crtcise the decisions Of the Council of State which being
adopted in the peutude Of its conscience aud ndepend
ence, entitled TO every respect Grausr de- Cass
agnac regretted to zee so eminent de ,n's.
lember engaged in snch discussion he who NJ another
period made honorable amends for having attacked the
Governmen whose members he now defending
de Montsembert observed that il he had depored the AZ
tsoks directed by him against the former Govern nent
he nevertheless who during the last the
JIG bad contributed most to the accession of the present
Government twas chosen by the people bacause pro
claimed itself the defender of property How did il hap
pen that It's acts were in oPpoOu with s words ice
by the DEGREES of the 22d of January inflicted on pr W
ety the greatest blow il received The Reaer. di..
cusson then closed and the whole budget was uti
mstely adopted by 1888 to and the Assembly adjourned
at q o'clock.
The plan Of the lodging houses for workmen and en.
poycs Of small incomes will probably be carried ont
larger scale than supposed The present plan 10
found villages on the open grounds within the fors
tons Of Paris Those villages will be composed of small
but neat and comfortable dwellings, each Of the value Of
5000 francs. Each house will be let 10 the workman AZ
yearly rent Of $50 francs and which, after years of 90
cuPation, will become bis property.