The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-03
THE FRENCH LEGISLATURE.
speech Of the President Of the Sennfe-Pro-
ceedings Of the Corps Legisiatif.
From Galignanis Messenger, Nov 2ll

ceedtngs Of the Corps Iegisfarif.
From Galignani's Messenger Nov. 2i.l
The Senate met the day before YESTERDAY NJ Tropong
In the chair "a. Chevreau and Baron do Kecckeren
the two Youngest senators present. were requested by
the President 10 act temporarily As secretaries.
The Senate then proceeded to the formation OF its
bureaux by La. Afterwards NJ. de Mentcue and H.
Hubert Delisle were elected secretaries for the session.
The President then rose and reviewed the losses by
death sustained among the members during the recess
namely. oount de Labedoye, Fould General Count
gentlemen concluded his address in these words
GENTLENES--We are now about 10 proceed TO the de-
spach Of business, with respect to which the Emperor
has appealed to your patriotism and experience. His
voice was heard yesterday--thas which pos
the secret of knowing utter right
preston political occasions, and OF carrying nfor-
nation to the mind. You will ponder his words.
After recent anxleties and SO many diaquieng and in
State has risen nrm and impartial, with q programme
Of sincere peace OF respect for the law Of nations
and OF measures connected with all that is most
fundamental IN our political organization. France
will find in this happy appeasemon In the picture
traced bv the speech FROM the throne every one will b
struck with tho grand features OF policy worthy OF
OF France-namey, the principle OF authority asserted ;
liberty, which ia being extended; the general wishes
listened to- and tho honor and prosperity country
projected and promoted BY tho govern Lot Us
follow the Emperor in this pa b, and the nation will
thank us for doing So One OF the ancens who wac at
the Same time prince OF eoquence and prince
OF philosophy, Cicero. has said that there
spectacle moro agreeable to Heaven than that OF
munity OF men governed by good laws. venture 10
that France will not make q mean appearance in
that respect, holding Ia one hand her principles o So
and IN The other her Immortal codes, with the addl
tionai political compliments which, under ths ign Of
the Emperor are Progressively realizing the harmony
rare between strong government and true liberty.
loud and prolonged applause
Baron Dupn presented request for permission 70
make an Interpretation respecting tho affairs Of Roma
and Italy The Senate then proceeded to tho organiza-
ton OF It's bureaux and afterwards adjourned
The legislative body held q sitting yesterday, H.
Schneider in the chair. The de1ntve secretaries
elected SIX 10 number-M. Mege, the Marquis do Cone
giano, NJ Guotet n. Boarnat. Count wellss dc La
vaiette and M Marte. The election OF N. Roudel in
the Iserc having validated the honorable Deputy
took his did Viscount Cornudot for The Creuso
The President then informed the Chamber that had
received from tho Ministry Of State tho bill the
organization OF the army. After some observations
from NM Dethmon Picard. Glais Bzon and Fabre, The
Chamber decided that the should be ssnt for
examination to the Committee which had been appointed
when tho former bill brought forward.
The proceedings wero then brought 10 a close.