The New York herald., 1867-04-01
EAPolEoN's FOREIGN PotEY.

The ReG&slativo Debate ON Itnlfan and Ger
maM Unity.
In the French Corps. E6gislatif tho debate on ths
foreign policy Of the government upon ieterpeasioa
BY n Theirs continued
II Juxzs FAvRE desiased that Fraeoe eught 70 have
prevented Italy from forming alliance with Prusss,
bot the policy Of Frarse had always faid in precioa
The speech Of the Emperor Napoleon Al Auxere saiA
- Jules Favre, sgniRed a summons 70 Germany
TO- give Us the Rhine. Our programme which corr
Rrised the mainteHanee OF Austria In grand pesi-
hon In Germany, was openly violated. and -
permit this violation OF our programme waa
policy unworthy ef France The ambition Of Prussia
knows boundA Tho Of the present Situation Of
aAs is the extncton Of tho legislative body BY tho
power Of one man. At the present time ought To 20
70 tho limits Of rights We ought to repudiae I'll ideA
Of annexation Su. would ask the annexation Of Bo
GUM or Luxembourg were offered US, would u b
accepteds
GRAMBa DE CAssAGxAc delivered . speech IN which
he said ws threaten no Power but be armed and
await the Of events. We wish for peace other
Powers will have for war If IL be imposed upon
usr
rHrsRs sad-There three lines Of policy open to
France. First by policy OF insinuation, which she
would make Europe believe that when We speak Of
great agglomerations We desire to increase our own
territory. This is the policy I should wish the
government to rehnquish. / should like to see tho
formation Of great conservative party in Europe.
which should prevent all spoation. Secondly policy
Of confidence In ruler. Thirdly "A policy Of watch
funess, which would not necessarily cause q complsto
reorganization Of army but organisation q
military forceA The policy desye for France vonlA
be n conservative abroad and q liberal at home /"
N. RoUHKR denied that there was anything contra
dctory in the bill for the reorganizsien o
the army and In the statement made by the govssnment
that France secure under The present circu
NJ Rouher replied the criticism Of NJ 1hiers
the principle Of nationality, and said the government
regnty Of the people which hold at home Universal
suffrage sanctioned the mpssal government which
inauguratsd December p
NJ. TIMERS dntenupting r. Rouher)-Ist N forget
loud Interruptions and greas excltsmentl
u. RoUHER continued 70 refuts n IhieFr, and
cluded thus:-What h required Of rs ? war; No one
thinks Of Il Violent annexationsf No has pro
posed them A policy Of watchfulnsmf That n the
policy Of the government Our soasioa has beon msn-
toned. We will have no exclusive allanceA Today
We VIII be she allies Of England, to-morrow Prussia
Austria and that not with the osct Of conquest buA -
sove BY conciiaeoy diplomatic interference the
Questions - they arise We seek great means to alIay
great ssormsI
The simple order Of the day was then passed By a1s
against -, and ths sitting coacludsd.
In suhse4uent sitting Of the body n. RovnKH re-
plying 70 This on che subject Of Italy, stated thai
France had informed the Pope that she wss ready 20
open negotiations for hs distribution or the amount AZ
the Roman debt amoag a the Catholic governmcnts Of
Europe In order fss the Holy Father from al ah
tisA n Rouher admitted that the Roman question was
mot yet settled and added that placed under the
vigilant oolicitude Of France.