The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-03
NEW HERALD SATURDAY s. SUPPLEMENT-

thank heaven, mother embarrassment Fenani,m
England has exc tai secret eties and provoked dis
cord in other countries Providence allows her 10
ba punished by h;rsins She has sown revoutons, and
reaps them herself (Aurrnurs.I II we had the
wisdom TO favor Fean in Ireland We should only be
exercising reprisais mo, noD ! do not understand
the objections her when some time back the revolt
ton In Poland was ippauded IL not the revolution IN
Ireland Legitimate that 81 olandr Tho Irish also
Ca holics. (ovementl Ny desire * 10 see fenisn
ism extend widely. Does not England stu show her
hatred TO France hy again summonng 20 her councils
the who furnished funds To Mazzin, Orsini and
those who armed the attempted OF the Empe
rorS HIS Majesty wrong expressing his ret
for the death of 10 King OF the Begians Since 1872
Leopold was the must skiliu and the most nplacable
enemy Of France.
sESsroR-You speaking Of the dead
The Marquis DIX Boissy-Yss but do not wish 10 at
must regret having At the Congress Of Vienna,
with Lord Casilereagh, he played the principal part
against France. In $50 Engsh project under the
OF King otherwise was wanted at Brussels and
he selected. Wien AN enemy OF my country dies
do not mourn sing a re De ,,a; loh on 40 no.
are patriotic Noise But will leave the subject and
make somo remarks agriculture The address speaks
OF inquiry which trust Will be sincere, and on this
point request the government commissioners 70 give
some explanation Speaking Of the commissioner
(noise)I OF them and desire his return among
US hoping that he will initiate the noble conduct OF
those among who made mistake in resigning;
The PassipEsr-That has no connection with tho adj
dress Speak TO the question.
The Marquis DE BOissy-There h no question
The PRrDEsr-The question is what you yourself have
The Marquis DIX BopsrI leave that question, but will
return 10 IL. ask whether we cannot, when dis
cussng The address speak on any subject wha.svo,
him Recurring 10 article II oil the constitution,
ask
The PRrsmEsr-Thai question has been repeatedly dis
cussed and Is settled for ali rght-mnded persons
Upon the subject of Mexico the Marquis stated that he
had promised himself 10 say nothing except to express
the wish that the French army might come home rs
soon possible Incidentally referring TO the Jamaica
instruction, a Senator replied that Frnnce had no
interest in that matter
The Marquis M BorsY-There IL great interest in
placing England at the ban OF all civilized nations
NJ RouLAsD-What You say has not common sense.
The Marquis Bossy--i wish 10 exclude England
from all nations and excite all the Powers against her
The pRssIDtST-Your language is nconvenient in the
highest degrcc-conary 10 wise policy, 10 the interests
OF France aud to the rights OF nations.
The Marquis DE BoIssgWhat Contrary To the.ights
OF natiousi Who IL II that violates them but Engandf
II could sacrifice her To spare drop Of French blood
! would do 80 with pleasure The noblo Senator then
referred 10 the revolt in Jamaica, aud regretted that
there was another Gladstone TO write the atrocities
OF the English government mentioned the ex King and
Queen of Naples, and declared that they would have
brilliant PAGE In history while their clumniaiors would
be covered with shamc asked Why the Committee on
the Address had not mentioned several points In the
speech from the throne naming among others The
meeting OF the leets, the prombed neutrality IN
the affairs of Germany, the death OF King Loo
pold at which silence Do grutihcdl Mexico, the
prosperity the Emitted States the remarks concern
ing 'rostlcss spirits and the crownng OF the edilce
10 The eIlvro BIea.' tcries Of "o6, OH" Enough,
enough" with laugh,erl
pause
The PRY>aDEyr-The senate has not applaudcd you.
You might perceived that much Of what you have
ead has been listened TO with great matt n,ioh
- The Marquis BoIssY-l do NO; admit thai
The fEfsipfSr-i appeal to the Assembly tharks Oh
assenLD
The Marquis DK BolssY--Many of my colleagues viii
say yes here and when they outsd. viii declare tho
contrary Inughter) j hfe remarked during The last
wear that there a large number Of foreigners ia
France who, without having been expelled from ther
own countrea come hers ask for aim. The honora-
bi gentleman then referred to The subject OF gous
intolerance in Sweden and wished that France should
support better dcas Ia that country, without an @'vs
ntery enon He also declared that he had learned ~
conversations with naval officers That the French nt
lery and ships much Inferior 10 those OF
England After touching the Jealousy which no "a
existed between Guard and tho regiments OF the line,
he terminated by saying That soycresbs were funu ~
continually hearing that they are always right fidey'
he sad does not consist In burning perpetual incense
but In showing the government when u was wrong As
we'll when II WIS right, and pointing Ont the roia
which leads TO glory and prosperity.
WORN IA THE tnsrERous sIDy-
The government " In bad TX" about the MARQUIS
dc Boissy and he Is about agreeable parsonage
as was the elephant ~ the man who g. won him
m rsnie Asa senator he IL appointed Cor life, aud
unless Impsaohed aud tired Tor treason or some other
high crime he cannot removed by the authority
| which made him a senator The government, which
warns and stops papers for saying IN their column
floor of tho senate would undoubtedly like 10 " sup
| dal and nosee Witch snch a proceeding would cause
| would do them harm than good
LOWER HOrSs
The discussion upon the address Will commence In a
few days the lower hou-s whore, n known, there
l. n strong opposition minority, lci by such men ~.
Theirs Berger jules Fayfe and others among the Abesi
In France At mr.tng Of the opposition yesterday was
agreed by most of the mem ~ the earnest request Of
Thers that nothing hod De done 10 efnhsrras the
government and prevent tho Empror from getting out
OF h- trouble early possible. ihs promise VIII Do
comb ed with unless The go.etnmcnt exhibit dtpo.i
ton not 10 carry out in rood faith what has prom cd
Tor similar reason Pruos Napoleon has lefi fafis Tor
Italy and will be absent during tue dissal0n 90 the Id
drs la The SENATE the very ofenfNc paragraph fcla
tive 10 thu United states wa alnpfsd without d-
! cuauon That paragraph b insult 20 your gos'fn
ment whib, u u rOsess utis of the scnsiiiscnra a.
! trbuted 10 H. u will certainly notice In some way
sfGNWCssr fsoursr
significant incident olcurred last evening ~ NC
grand M CD, nls gvon by TIE Anisterof Madue IN he
course OF the evening conree appeared, feprcsuun.
the Jour quarter. u te globe Amer represented
b. Miss Torrlnre OF New York Nh Joseph Rtgs and
Miss Carer all very beautiful ladies A. they entered
The band struck uu ankee Doodle. which they played
with enthvs n ior minuios apparently very much
| Ia The delight Of ne guest Anything vhifh frniind
| tie French people of 'the ola friendship between
| France ana the uiied state i' pleasant 10 them
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