New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
FRANCE.

Tie MoniteuT denied that NJ. Mocquard intended re
signing the post Of Secretary Of the Emperor Cabinet
HI Majesty never had the Intention Of separating hin
self from NJ. Mocquard, with whose services and de-
votion be has not ceased 10 be satished.
In Saturdays debate on the Address Ia the Corp
LeRislatif paragraph 10 adopted in the Chamber.
NJ. Darimon maintained the necessity Of voting the
Budget by chapter and not by ministry lie also main,
tanned that without "e1pedients" the Budget Of 1852
would show deficit Of l3O, 600 OOH, and not SUI
plus Of II ,0O0,OOD
NJ. Deyinek then explained his amendment, stating
that was desirable TO vote the bulge; OF expenses by
chapter lie maintained that should the Corps Degis-
latf be deprived Of the right to vote by chapter they
had less rights than the General Councils, or
even Municipal Councils. lie concluded by saying
If the Government promise 10 take the question OF
voting the Budget by chapters into serious oonhiderA
ton will withdraw my amendment.
NJ Darimon-In that case will take II up.
NJ Magne stated that be would reply On behalf OF
the Government on Monday.
The discussion Of the Address resumed on Mon
day IN the Corps Legislath. NJ. Magne refuied the
arguments of Devinck and Darimon and Justified the
financial policy Of the Government, and the increase
of the duiies tobacco. lie declared that Tie duty
on alcoholic liquors was only proviAionai and was I'M
posed TO meet temporary necessity created by the
economical reforms He justified the supplementary
credts which he said caused by the increase In
the number Of French Ioope al Rome, and the expe-
ditions 10 China and Syria He maintained that the
control Of the Chamber was real. lie agreed To the
voting Of the Budget by chapters.
The Government upheld the system Of q complete
seuaration Of the powers Of the Government from
those of the Chamber but would not object TO exam
inc for the next session the question whethera COM
binaon, ss indicated could lead 10 any satisfactory
resuk.
Mr.. Maene stated that the deficit in the budget Of
1860 would amount TO 100 000 900 francs which would
raise the total Of the deficits 10 985 600 OOO fapes
This would, however, be reduced TO much smaller
amount by the resources which the law placed at the
disposal Of the Government.
Paragraphs IL and 10 were then agreed TO.
The Paris correspondent of IheLOAdoH Times says:
Commercial operations are still dull. Uneasinees,
created by political causes, the monetary embarrass-
ments in Europe and America the ill-founded aPpre-
benson entertained by many French manufacturers a.
the period approaches for carrying Into full effect the
Commercial Treaty, and particularly the excessive
DEAFNESS Of money, impede the revival oil trade
The Paris wheat and -four market was firm.
The Moniteur OF Saturday confirms the statement
that the French occupation Of Syria would be pro
longed till June 5.
The Patrie of Sunday evening says; Prince Cor
cbakof has announced that reforms will shortly be
granted that Council Of State viii DO instituted, and
that all the towns OF Poland viii have elective munich
pal Councils The municipal elections are 70 commence
immediately"
The came paper says great fermentation prevails In
the Ionian Islands.
Count Recbberg has arrived In Paris.
The Conference assembled OIL Tuesday at Paris, Tor
the purpose Of signing the Convention proonging the
French occupation OF Syria until June D.