The New York herald., 1865-03-26

of an English despatch, Explaining the Of the
srvsnoa q England there should sss have been allowed
either BY our diplomatic agents by military com
%sSass s9 have ;cS:s . y: nsa. q &:
have ed things which have not pleased my colleagues
but fes here % express opinions and have
sss of the country and the Emperor 0rsmeR Aar wa
pv~ossoa ne ef Gavabaidi TAai tn fad
he win 90 down 70 postsry not for having won battles
for occasions he found himself front Of real
enemy and but for the intervention Of the English and
Pcdmoness he would have becn carried on by his adver
sareA His memory viii not be transmitted TO posterity
account Of his Victories but his Is
palory OF history His will be remembered beoouss
- ranusd ~ ouafsos N !xga~d a. te enemy Of Fawos;
slowed upon him there ana because he was onissd and
Toasted by tho British arstooracy There 10 need for
comment do not blame the English for that; they
have conducted themselves In manner TO show with
what profound hatred they actuated towards France
Let return them hatred for hatred do ask for
war with England, for could not bring Il about but
could l. would have Il soou IL had 70 enlist drum
mcr Iaughter) But should like 70 know whether
this contest Of interests with England which Is met with
In all parts OF the globe really constitutes honorable
and useful peace The English school that peace
peace Al any prcsis indispensable 70 commercial In
Rome and Carthage Franc. shall BE- Rome lEI-
pressions Of dissatisfaction will draw 70 CLOSE with
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parliamentary government eth live for many long Year,
70 come Nay his son for The glory and happine.s =
tary government May his hers with the same pArlia
%sn;sy government. ;s... RON sc e age and equal In
second wish:-l went, . few days ago, to Versailles
lcrics Of "0h, shi'l cav the Gil.de Bout Renswed
s.camasionsl alto And md .aid 70 =! "His me- laugh q me me
the empire the truth which saves kings In bringing hap
pnc 70 their subjecta" Az third and last wish the
words him :-"Well DONE my SON. Such words would
be 70 him the dearest rscompsnse; and them said the
honorable Senator In conclusion, should excaim with
clusDed hAnde and 6ll0d with COn6dOnCN
God, 'God save tho Emperor God save Francel''
Ss RxPLY o. mSArcR czAx D'ksr ASos 70 THs MARQUIS
tNess N RorssY's nRApK -..e +,
NJ CHAIx D'Ex-ANGE-The honorable speaker under;
took At the OF his speech 70 approve Of
much II not OF everything and In fact he set out by de-
carlng that hc did homage TO all ministers, without dis
tincton past present aud future But II be sur
fcrcd that whole GLASS OF func.ionares who fulfil all
their duties with intelligence and devoedness and do
fend WITH al the interests OF government should be
stigmatized In presence Of the Senate lAppause,
have also 70 regret that the honorable marquis should
have commenced his sposch with anecdoc thst had
nothing TO do with the subject cannot any relation
between unfortunate fact dcplored by the usrious
have any intention Of replying 10 the varions nvoca
tons Of tho hoporabe marquis wish to say word on
one point only n de Bossy has spoken parliamentary
government and he has said the Emperor has promscdo
restore II TO France Now his day and to,H r.
guest n de- Bohsy 70 1psir in Uhat svords, IN ,chst
satioNs Aeid " h< Emperor he has found such
engagement Ho has declared indeed, that tho preamble
Of the constitution announced that the cOns uton should
be amcoraed and the amelloratiop would be an nau.
parliamentary regime claimed - the honorable MarsusY
Is that which free elections BY universal suf
frageY Do not possess ~ II that OF the trhune'
DO we not enjoy il without restraint Does mot the grcat
magistrate who prcsdes this assembly insure the
no ns Salesman sa e ss.s Of whose
health exaggerated by public rumor, is considered as
public calamity insure complete freedom Of discus
sion N the legislative chamber, subject only to
. respect for the laws and the constitution Thus
each OF tho great State bodies enjoys complete free
dom Of speech, and everybody READERS notable
homage this subject lApplaGee,1 III,
then, free discussion OF imposts and laws constitutes
We rSssess % M, IN S ~ us rsn
by Parliamentary ysgime, governmont Mt by the Cham
Der, Chamber able 10 make unmake ministers At It's
peasurei DO you by II the practice Of the cee
bratsd MAXIM "The King gns ard does not govcrn'"
VOL, then, reply that we. will have none Of this
ana bce Seo 20 H. snd On two occsons s
government has escaped the hands OF those who held IL
In trust to fall into those Of the mob. tscnsatonl We
bavc mado tha trial, and we will have no more Of this
rsgms We want power placed on higher level; we
do not want sovereign TO whom accord hcnors but
exclude from the management Of affairs; but q
ness Of the country and Is responsible 70 the
ygim| understand that which you call for no.
the liberty Of the country but that Of factions Great
sPpss The honorable msraSi: has demanded nc more
tho journals with care and surprised that he Is not
satisfied with tho quantum Of liberty enjoyed Qaugh-
be still more excited by the Journalist Is he not content
with the irankncs and crudy Of their languageS For
the rest there IN singular contradiction In his speech
Al the time that he complains of the want Of lib
ery he finds faux with the liberty OF the press calls
for repressiye and asserts that only two jour
nails found which defend order religion and the con-
sttuiion Of e country which all the Others prone to
attack The speaker has touched upon number OF ques-
tions into which shall hardly spcrtcd follow him.
But the convention and the affair Of Mexico are two i'm
portant questions every way worthy Of attention Those
qucaops Win be treated by other speakers and this Is
not the 10nont 10 20 very fully into them Ol the con-
vcntion beg leave not TO ray single word. Az to
Mexico, have at pr sent not much to say The Marquis
'pcnktng a. dtIrdai cdy WHICH ts ydv ging The Uai
ass J Am<ria, he erp es'td u,sh hat NE srugg'e,
imPo "a Va nglpe grd Is rcsals, Nigh mere cedse
and II the interests Of my country required the continue
tion OF this oonfit could never " thout the most
heartfelt repuenance immediate humanity on inc a,ar o
should become united that our army would be
and possibly soon be made prisoners of war
~ L.us eas ed Tt United Sa es hare 70, ntac gid
20 n aud rea on 10 sntr ino AcA Thy tetu not
have dessrfs to add hv provinces 10 p-ov acs al edy
too II ~ not because they are exhausted but
from wel und rstood feeling to their own interest
that they would not think or attacking us In Mexico
The same reasons prevail with England when she de-
cliucd fortfy Qeb saying tcrs was no reason to
fear and that Quebec threatened. will br ely
reply ON point 10 which adyerted last year, and Ia
respect Of which thought had given 'n narquis ds
Bossy himself satisfactory explanations. Tho customs
cpts Of Vera Cruz before our expedition To Mexico
engaged to satisfy the claims q England, Franco
and spain, and were divided monthly between th m.
On taking possession Of that port could we say TO Eng
land and spain THE treat co null aud void we
tear them up aud scatter them 70 the winusf NO. wo
regarded them sacrcd and respe ting them was not
giving way 10 Enl land, but honornby fulfilling con.
tract which bore the signature OF France With regard
10 tho statement made by the Rarquis d. Bossy that
when tho Englsh vessel Iowa was wrecked near
Chorbourg, the English captain saved all the English
malc passengers be the French female passengers,
1 am able TO give a satisfactory explanation Tho
facts publish by alournal TO the Ell ct siad by
the honorable Senator but as soon as they came 10 tho
know ledge OF the Empcror's governmem diclal IN
qury was instituted. II conducted by judge Of
the CheIbourg Tribunal of Commerce, and tho result
proved everything had passed In tho utmost order
aud that countywomen had every reason TO be sat
fed with conduct OF the English captain. or course
after this the government had no explanations 70 ask
for Tho honorable Senator has alluded TO the tax
dogs sometimes dcprivng the poor man OF his only
friend To this reply that tho tax was not imposed 80
much for what would produce to prevent the danger
the public arising from the great number OF those ami
mails kept for no useful purpose. Had the honorable
Senator read the discussion the law, he would have
found this TO no the case The honorable Senator has
proposed another tax, AZ nj once voluntary, moral
and popular-a tax on foregn decorations have
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