The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-06
Our Paris Correspondence.


PARIS. March 20, lsos
ass u ne Debak N. Addrca- Triumph Of TIE 0ovrr-
s<n,-The Empeyors Opinion Of gie 0pposiios-What
N Ff,ncs Pc pie Thfnk-rAe Attitude ef Prussia and
As nia--Fossibie Cbmpiicaiions-Freseats % ~ En-
prer-A Opupiimes 20 Ne xiitayy Scie'ce q <moioa-
Letter. Of IA, Emperor 10 General Morrs-kra BiosIows
Pady-xs RonoIds--B -BrgHoli-American Ariss--
AT Tca', fc.
ne stormy and long discussion Of the address In the
,rps Lsyislatif Is over Il continued for noSc than
rc. weeks and during s progress the liberal party
tackled The government on all iu weak points, and
,seayored 10 make much capital possible for the
pxt generl election But the govcrnm"nt has tri-
6shed. nei An aiismpi 10 pas an amendment, de-
that tho press should no responsible only 10 the
dica tribunals. the twelfth paragraph, prascntod - On
nsndment TO tho addrce by fory-sx members OF the
yrument psriy who honestly desire further exton-
u OF liberty and asking for H. put 10 vote and
ssstcd by . majority Of two hundred aud eighteen 10
sbeen and then the entire sddrsss-she echo Of ths
mp-rors-was voted By Two hundred and afty.ouo 70
,rcnleen-
Tue government party s IN high feather; and well
be Il has received the sanction Of lsrgs majority
.he popular Legislative body 70 the newly announced
,rne tha, France should be consented with the liberty
has IN tho Of the night Of Suffrage, and should
sim no moro This vote pos'pones ali probability Of
~ ortenson d liberty Of the press or the right Of a.
s.mbiy-ai lcasi n1tE . chamber N elected IN
Issp-when. n there h IN opposition brre sufficiently
ross and respectable 70 snue them 10 ~ The Emperor
.y make some concessions Az Il Il he did not hesltas
rsserday whep the ssc. ess presented him 10
ros very plainly hts private opinion upon the claims c
opposition a. "vain theories, which, under seductive
.s,earances, announced themselves TIE only
.r~ie Of fayorine tho emancipation Of thought and
human activity" He, Too wished what France wished
stability, progrcss and liberty; bot tho liberty which
eveotm the nto genc generous Instincts no'e efforts
nd not the liberty which, approaching I'eenticusnc-s
sc,,cs bad destroys oil faith rcvivcs hatred and
krc-ds tronble We wish for that liberty which en-.
kgb,sus ana controls which discusses the acts Of thc
Iovcrnmeut. and no, that which becomes q force 10
5lowiy UNDERMINE and destroy it."
The Emperor can safely hurl deGAnce nov 10 The
sca party whom as he .sys In the closing portion o.
ss rrply of yesterday, he has with him the great
aes Of state ana The devotion cf the army" Besides
is u is think an uudo1tied fart that he has wish
I'm considerable majority of the Frcnh people, who
ealed upon h. vote es mas day uIvn the points A.
sue between the opposition and tie government would
usisin the latter scasIlse well Informed men, whose
aiura procliviits are toward liberal goscnncut any
hai they tired of revontoa ts the liberty Of N"
IN frsIsr naturally dsgencracs into hccntonsncs-
nd The right of assembly riot that ihey feel thas tss
rnch rtopc are not able 10 enjoy rational liberty and
hat the real csec, Of the opposon the oyerihror Of
D government Thcsr admissions mehrchoiy ones
|r freBcbmen 10 mAse shout rhspseis.s. but ben
hem every day, aud srsriy fsr that ssrs TO muci
irss-ls and Austria ail sssna IKE two schsolbeys
~rh vith chip on hs shoulder. aud each daring tbe
|ihes 70 tnoos Hon Ne,hss rishes TO 'sbs The ssfs