New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17
France.

In the Corps Leeslatf on the 3D. W. Rouher made the
following declaration on the part Of Government III refer
ence TO the state of political affairs:
contingent has appeared members of this Asembyo
furnish natural opportunity for discussing the affairs OF Ger
many The Government is convinced that cannot today
accept this discussion without mourning much serious neon
Europe greatest anxiety in the public nnd the
Government bound declare to the legislative body and
It's present attitude toward the German Pogers and
more particularly what is It's position with regard TO Italy
am about fulfill this duty by declaration. the breyty OF
which will exclude cearnes precision. Cheers The
policy Of the nt IN s aGssn o. s
its personal dignity well the regard due 10 the IN
dependence and the legitimate suscepoes OF inc Powers
with whom it entertained friendly relations 1t has always
from the commencement well as In the succeeding phases
Of this question at Copenhagen at the Conferences OF Londo
Vienna and Berlin prored prudent and moderate counsel
II still continues with no less energy its efforts TO preserve
singular Contradiction in tact could the Government seek TO
develop public prosperity at home and to mark its
en dangers arise abroad from the shock of rival
pasons Cheers Our efforts for tina maintenance OF peace
have therefore only been limited by fra determination not
France with obhgationsesh expressions OF
approx from the House her freedom oacon
Powers concerned In these questions which do not
after all affect either the honor the dignity the direct In
OF countrywas not the duty Of tho Emperors
Government after having proclaimed lis pacific tendencies
and practice the rules Of loyal and sincere neutral
y order free in its resolutions in face of comp
Gated eyentsi Accordingly 1t has determined only TO make
Of this liberty tor the accomplishment OF mission which
will be easy tot VIZ that Of protecting the power the Sc
cury and the greatness Of France against every attack
Special duties we're imposed upon US with respect to nation 10
which attached by traditional ympahes, Strength
encd by a confraternty In Italy may believe
herself called upon TO intervene actively IN the
conflict which threatens TO arise between Prussia and
Austria. Every nation 10 the judge OF its own in
forests do not pretend TO exercise guardianshp
Italy which free TO act she chooses because she
responsible loud cheers But tAe interest we feel
toward her Obliged 10 categorical understand
with hers Hs she from reiterated deeldrdf0n
should AShy dsaPprore attack Of hasria
pfiy dedd 10 her n, risks and dan
gers Of attack shs make AEsria. prolonged
cheers The declaration OF tie Government Is therefore
summed three wordsa pacific policy; loyal neutraly
complete liberty Of action The Government feels confident
that this line OF conduct which maintains complete indie
pendence which determines and orcumscrbcs response
bes abroad conformable TO truth and nsiiee aud
grounds the appreciation OF the Chamber aud OF
the country" prolonged applause
NJ Theirs attacked the conduct of Prussia, and asked
that the French Government should send energetic
veto to Berlin and Florence
H. Jules Favrc declared that he fully agreed with the
remarks OF NJ. Theirs with the exception Of that portion
Of his speech which referred Ia Italy.
NJ Rouher in the name of the Government, requested
that debate should not be prolonged and announced
that telegram had been received stating that Italy en-
gagged not 10 attack Austria.
NJ Olivier declined to speak after the declaration made
by NJ. Rouher.
rumor has been current in Paris that 10 600 French
soldiers would shortly be sent 10 Rome.
The weekly returns of the Bank Of France exhibit a
further increase of 100000 francs IN the cash on
hand
The Paris Bourse the ith very unsettled. Rentes
further declined, closing at 6idW