New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16
FRANCE.
CoTespordence Ct The Daily News.

PARIS, April 10, 1859.
The sitting Of the Corps Legi,l4if to-day was unr
puGy interesting. The order Of the day was the de-
bate on the war loan Of $50 millions. NJ. Schneider
Of the NiceIrerideu's of the Chamber took tho
clair, in the abs-ece Of Count tie Morny. The
NisCCutt ALutoe IrUcr''cr, a wclknOTn utramon.
auist belong w parry Of Tie Un.rtrs, expressed
ie hope tat the Emperor, the enemy of the revou-
tb." would plotet both tie persUn aui the SiaeS Of
tic Pope To this egnitc ant appeal 81. Baroche made
a. evasive answe' which was significant still.
lie SAID DUthug abou the IS ates OF the Pope, hut
assured The honorable membrr thu, the French Gov
emmett would take care Of tie security aid indie
pendcncc at The Holy See." FiscnuUt dc la Tour PHI
chuu acting a. the spokesman of ii meeting Of - MEM
bers of Oreae ,eudencies, which wss held yesterday
at tie house of VI. de Chanbfune, said that he 4" de-
plored the wa ana were 1t not that the French army
n, this moment actually IN the fucc of an enemy,
he should certainly have voted against the bill. lie
protested against the policy of cting loose the revO
luton in Italy When he rat down. alter having been
frequei, interrupted NJ. BarUche again rose, aud de-
chred that the rar was purely and simply deienslv"
cne. NJ. Jules Favre who spoke for the hrst time IN
the present. Chan. then delivered one OF the most
te ces Tia al this great orator ever made III hts
lfc He tu,. tr same linz Ui argument M that aioited
by NJ. Emile Olivier the other day. but insisted much
~, e pneo, upon tue fact TINT the war had been ni-
aulled, provoked, hId brought about by the French
In peru lie cobteL1rd thai unless the war were revo-
uiiuuIy OFT, having for s object the expulsion of the
Au.iriaI ara the indtI ebdence II Italy, II was Ia the
ri. beet del rec On ius In the If his speech
lie rxcaiu I'D, " you really 0ean 20 tnrn the Aus
riors out "i Italy, With you 80 far; but at home
Il eIe revtr be al! pact bttweeu us and you 81
luug ~ FiaTce remains Ceprived ut liberty. Inc
PresidrIt here Interrupted the speaker. You cauuot
te anwed to speak N tis way vf governlneut @uich
hns been r,pcHtcd, proclaimed oy universal suffrage
NJ. Juier fa,re replied Id voice OF thunder, " Shch
al, a Nv, ont Gf place TO repreo ntatlYe oi
tlep.ope whu was frclhly dracgri irun his seat in
,Ls building uu Decrir Der I'd Tue Presided. looked
asoni,l ed at this -ay, hut SAID Lot ancther "0ri'
No IevrsseLtarIv" Of government rising to answer NJ
-. Ns.fg t.y vc.,r r.t-
which weIe scarcely listened To, AMI the bill then
passed upauin.uurl, by the vote of 241 members.
TLeie were few ahs'entIvhs on the occasion vi the
ktGrcd b II far Hr Ntra m,y.
The Montscm of May publishes the following
most important circular Dispatch, addressed to all the
diplomatic agents IF the Emperor, dated the Ut oi
April:
"SIE: The communication which has been made,
by order If Is Imperial Maesty To the Senate an to
tie Lee shtve Body, reLders IL n-edess for me to re-
yeit to il cideut, which have occupied pubic opni0h
for some weeks pnsi and have beru The subject O my
last dispatches. The gravity of the prcseut state of
hilaiIs have reached eliminating point, aud The dc
hOtemehf before will not, unhappiy be that which
honest and prrsrverng rn"ris have endeafufe' 10 oo
tain. IT, such seii,u- uncuic II II great CON
ISOLATION 10 the Euprrurr Government To bc ahln To
submit Will hesitation to the verdict III Enrope the
question as to what Power the responsibility oi
CNtIis ret.
"TLAttle sate of things iu italy abnormal that
the discoitcit and udcrluud agitation which resulted
titrrirun cui >liultJ danger for every one which
reason bid to be stopped by prudet precau!on, al
inevitable crisis understood equally ny Engian' J,
Prussia ana Russia, as well as by France. The una
lin.y If npJirhei Siois immediately crealej the con-
furniiy If sentiments ard neasufts L'"d Co"iry .
ni,sou to Nienrs, the proposal oi Congress, eni'u'
attn from 81. Petersburg the support given by ffus-
sa 10 these attempts at an arrangement the ea2erness
OF France io aurIc Ia tie cumhuatinus which followed
cuCh other up to Tie last uuncLt; all these acts, III
wCrd euuuHtd frUm the SAME usEruiiou-the sincere
a,d Hal CON,
Ignoring difficulty which 20 eyiienty threate-ed 10
disturb Il.
"In this phase Of the aif air. the EnperoTs Govern.
has had its share If initiative G1d action, Out
this slarr-i am particular III Stating it-has always
been mixed UP With "a collect We labor. France simply
offered her Uper.Iiun great Ear"pean Power to
settle anicatly aud hoLe.tiy -iih the other Powers
question NLicl-i dc hot ucuy il-afUused her sym
Iaihies lw III which she did net yet perceive partcu-
lar duties 'ufll urgent interests to defend. Inc
day upon which the eDua Cabinet had Promised by
solemn dt tcataiior, Ia" to c""'ineuc5 h.sil1s' II
seemed Itself Ia nutcipste the attitude which any ag
gIessive act against Piedmvut woui cause the Gov
erumert of the Emperor :"
"Such assurance, By giving time 10 the media
tiob If the Powers ~ exert ii-el, allowed the hope of
| the prcxnhie meeting # the Congress. la iact,
tug aud had jui settled, with the assent Of France
Prussia ald kus.a, the last conditions for the meeting
ut that assembly where the place which justice and
reason gLed to the | alaG States grantea TO
them. Sarnia on her part, adhered 10 the principle
of smult BId previous disarmament of all the
Powers which, tor some time past had Increased then
military siTei 9Th ICthere Vkt u - peace the vienna
Cabinet suddenly oppoSrs act which, 1" character
ize deserves, Is equivalent to declaration Of
| war
Thus Austria destroys blcne, and with inteet the
earnest laburs of England seconded - honestly by
Russia AID Prussia facilitated with much mo-iers
! tion by Franc. Not only does she exclude Safdais
| from the Consress-she summons her, under penalty
of coercion, TO dsarm without any conditions Within
| three days.
"A large military force is displayed at the same
time the banks OF the Tcno. and 70 say the truth,
is in the uidt If tcng army that the Aus
TITAN hef awaits the reply Of the Turin
Cabinet.
'You are aware, Sir, Of the impression produced al