The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

70 cause huotaaon and 10 increase the value Of every
thing. That imperhable OF wealth called credit
wolves the ruin Of many private indivdus hence The
necessity without stopping ogress OF assisting those
who cannot keep up with is scceIerated movement.
Come must be stimulated; others kept In check. We
musi feed the activity Of that painting anxious exact.
ing society," which In France expects everything from
the n and e. o
non sense.
To enlghten and to direct thas is our duty. The
country is prosperous IL must be allo wed for despite
and the famine, the advance Of progress has no
siacsHe cd The produce OF indirect imports. which Is
certain sign Of the pubs veal exceeded in 1865 by NOR
ls66 Since the restoration Of the Empire its revenue
have Increased OF themselves to the amount Of 40 900
francs deductiug the new taxes Nevertheless there u
much suffering among portion OF the people and ~ long
a. Providence does not grant us good harvest tho nil
lion: given By private charity and BY tho goyernmsns
to remedy evils which are beyond human foresight
Various departments have been ravaged this ysaS BY
Everything leads hope that science will Uuooeei
in subo uiDg nature. mako It point OF honsr shst Ia
Frasce rivers like revolutions must return TO tsr BEDS
or that they must not eavc them cause Of enKiety
10 less serious sg,ates the publlc mind when crisis
takes place There no sort Of false doctrine
which ignorance or maevoience does not propagate
They succeedfd recently IN alarm pg public in
dustry, the government could desire anything else
tban iis develops ment and prospsrity s therefore,
the duty OF good citizens TO spread every whore the Wise
doctrine Of political economy especially TO encourage
those doubling hearts which, at the lIst breath viii
property alarm and increase uneasiness By their
Imaginary ALARMS.
Considering the many demands 9, the momcn. have
resolved 20 reduce the without tho
great works-- sithopt compromising what has already
been achieved, to dmlpsh certain taxes without in.
hcpg injury to the finances Of the State The budget
1853 vii be presented TO you taanoed-an anticipated
expenses therein stated The proouce OF the loans Will
ri M r % ps N
to appeal again TO the public credit
The budget Of and OF the navy has been reduced
tn IlwnSta knnxx
grades so gloriousy earned, and to maintain military
fo worthy Of the greatness Of the couary 1t 10 with
T: a1ure above ss
calls In time Of peace: but. according to the system
have adopted, and to which attach great Importance
about OF these conscrpss Will only remain two
years In the ranks, and will then form which
viii furnsh to the country ct the very s appesrsuoe
1s S more Ss
Low IN Improvement OF the pay Of the lower grados
and Of the rank and dlo-a step which deArness Of
budget allows OF 5000 900 francs. to com msnce
an iDcreae IN the smallest salaries OF the lesser civil
Of honesty ."d nave
eabishmen Of ransatlan.ic line Of STEAMERS the eaab
Increase Of outlay, shall proposs the new var tax
(Deci~e de osl'yre). This abolition II o eacriaoe OF
but IN a. And
corps, sba take into consideration the OF
new tex en- movable property
70 transfer the convic sstnbshment to Guinea
Unhappiy the yellow lever ssAaser 10 those part, for
my years has arrested the progress OF colonization
plan under consideration for tns transfer OF those o.
nbishmen.s TO Africa or elsewhere.
Algeria, which In skilful hands Ns produce aud
cuIsr attention The deorss Of dsosnsrsssssn rsOeusy
pasted win favor the efforts OF the administrator; ana
sha neglect rothpg TO bring before you, according 70
circumstances Inc measure bcst suited for the deveope
Of the colony.
lean youf attention to biz, the object Of which to
ff tba Isvds of Casro
ought 70 be Of the objects OF copssant care FOR
upon ne Improvement or dscins depeads he prosperity
AEolbsr project OF law, due to shs initiative OF the
Ssrsbal Minister ~ War, will DO presented TO you Nis
military penal code which un,ies 10 one body,
By placing them In harmony stib INSTITUTIONS, the
scattored and somem contradictory laws paod since
iTpo You viii, am sure be happy to attach your
names to work Of this importance Gentlemen Dspu-
tee this 10 your Iegsslatars ALLOW
me 20 express 10 ou my thanks tor the devoted and
I'VE i've. suPpCr wnoh you nave sn' mo snos ssos noa
selves to ali the measur vtich have established
der and prosperity In the country you enersescay sup
irt ,he epeemic snd famine you shared my JOY when
heaven GRANTED roe sorio "a peace, and we beloved
ip,rodSoe % pso Francs Ssy,ms sounass ON the
prpular vishss and interests. II q difficult task
10 fuInI, and for which real psriosu was req ured.
To accustom the country 70 new inst1lons 70 replace
the tctpre OF the tribune. and the exciting contests
whicn brought about the fall the OF insuiss BY
vice rendered TO The country ana even 70 liberty, for
liberty has not formi table enemies than the out
bursts OF panion ana the violence Of language Strong
In the suppor OF the great bodies OF the State Tho
dtvouou OF the army-srorE especially In tho support
of that people which knoss that every Instant Of my is
is devoted % y ana I've inhrOs foreaee Tor our coun-
France without hur,ipg tho rights Of any one has re-
sumod In tho world the rsnx which was nor due, and
may With safety give herself up 70 everythug great
which the genius OF pesoe produce May God never
osasc 70 protect her. and ,oon may u be said Of our
iorian has written Of ihs Oonsuiase: saisiacoa rsign
ed everywhere and whoever did not nourish 10 his
heart The bad passions Of party felt happy tho public
welfare"
OPINION OF rHE nsaLrsH YRxss
Prom The Londoa fines, Feb. II
m. % sonssd 'sssovsrn|sn ss S have s Their cha
ton and the notes that proceed Dom Berlin; We IA
miar enough With the accents OF Queen vctoria
thai Of the Emperor Of the Frencn. thousand years
hence the style the subjects, the turn Of thougu viii
refer s:cs n one Of these docunss % " nation even
scus Our ne,shbors are Of philosophical rscs, aud &C
cordnsly their sovereign besides announcing measures
doctrine Of progress ss not without iu sacrifices.
Foe our part We are always obliged 70 any
.nS so an % ss"'d .oo P'sR .
onDposni thss tbs best policy has s sures ani that
governments have duties 70 the weak and unfortunate
hs rsce breaihess tossrins ana sltogc or ds,aroed
Sometimes these are veoome forebedngs, but some-
ss s. E.
vkch IN unr, ecedenied developement OF the national
resources 90 isr from preventing seems sven 70 have
afusvAhd. Her Msicsty made no allusoa 10 .
siaie OF things which here 10 not very serious,
which promises coon 70 mena, and which svuy.
body underuands. There are people who never
say hat which there In TO occasion 10 say even
thouah their sieroe II sometimes remarkable; and the
most prudent Of this olAss would hardly notice word
much In the lest address from throne On shs
contrary the Emperor Of the French 10 copous and oo
quent In accountrg for similar state OF things IN hs
county and oerrg scientific consolation and sab
stanai hopes OF relief ns vue that oommeroe, and
cie nsen are thrown out OF gear BY the rapdiy Of the
universal movement. Machines, railways, new currents
oi uhoe tne nnsx OF eod, we mdennite expAnnon OF
Iedit md other elements d IN Unprecedented
Prosperity, leave many unfortuna.es aground, high
and dry, demaudisg In vain that oircumnanoes
shall be sdjuatcd 70 their own dinidepcs or 10
capacity. In France the metropolis Arst scou.
mnlaes he redundant atos OF she prsvnses and thsA
pro res unable 10 ula h ovn promises 70 the starving
crowd wssi can be done when prosperity Itself s the