The New York herald., 1867-07-20

NOW amounted to eight hundred and eighty millions In
NJ THEIRS would not insist on the point but the end
scf the year would show which was right and which
Article three then adopted a. were articles four
psvsn without discussion.
gThe Budget Expenditure-<;ermany and
Italy-Feeling Of the Liberals Towards Eng
Iand-The Union Against France and Her
Friends.
The Fresch legislative body held sitting on Satur
Nay. July Z. n Schneider in the char. Two local
The order OF the day was the adjourned discussion on
he bill proposing supplements Of credits the bud
IN Rouhsr. Minister OF State and Finance N Baroche
Minister OF Justice, and the other government Commits
4 the PRnsDxsr--The Chamber stopped Yesterday At
ART Of the Rectihcatiye budget of 1867 will now
fsad TO the House tho section G annexed TO that
4 qhs Chamber then adopted seriatim the suppemcn
kary credits required for the Ministries of Foreign
Affairs, Interior, Finsnce. War, Algeria Marine, the
Tho IRnzDssr-General Dau,haville, Count de Roch-
enure, the Marquis do Ia Tourette aud other honorable
100 000f and consequently 500 o0Or the
kor improvement OF the imperial road.
Tho Chamber then passed TO the general discussion On
Pew Extraordinary Cred is of 1867.
MAuacE RICHARD (oppostion, began by complain.
Hng tha! tho government came down TO the House aud
asked them to ind funds for expenses after they we're
incurred, course which he quoted official documents
70 show was in aagrant violation OF the Se'satas
Eonsuna Of December 81, 1861 Ihe other day one OF
fher colleagues discussing constitutional question,
.as sumnarv stopped by the President no told him
that s tsd'us cssu f,s@ did not allow it, Now, if
political ,S.natsis Coasaium be binding
oers OF tho House, surely financial seaas tansutum
should be binding o the government M Richard next
Advered to the Laxemburg business for the purpose OF
elciting from tho government some explanation
bhe statements Of the Minister for Foreign Affairs
end NJ Rouher, and hc facts a. recorded in the
bf April the Marquis do MoastIer hid made statement
30 the House, in whchho positively asserted that France
bad not Spontaneously raised the Luxemburg question:
ia tn he Illv Inv In
the Dutch Chamber the Foreign Minister M. Van
zuylen van Nyvelt had declared a he must meet the state
Nst BY the 81 forr on(e dement, le ptas
t@nol: it not true that the proposal to sell Luxen
burg had originated with Holland The assertion OF the
,Corroborated by the speeches of Lord Stanley the
British Parliament. and moreover, had been still more
Adoustler lin the lisre 1aune dated February g. in
(which tue proposal TO purchase Luxembourg had been
Der reQaycd erp'aratn of this extraordinary dis
crspancy Another discrepancy, apparently still more
ap Theirs Os a IL se d
patches which must have passed between Paris and the
he could produce no dispatches 5sea ers aSs none
Nov, in the vre jase there appeared whole series Of
ssspaSns, ~ .ses ssh "5 SnH q dag s x 4Sssm On
shnt pny Sts Of april positrey denied He requested the
government TO explain.
NJ. Rouber present, but he volunteered expla.
nation, so
NJ Lac sBuRn rose and told the House that he d id
mo- thinA worth while to inquire whether tho cxpe
,dture they were asked to sanction legal not.
He thought that both the bill they had before them
and the Army bili which had been previously intro
duceo, were Justified by Circumstances Therefore he
would vote Cor the hundred and hftyeight million
tsi now and vote FOR the Army bill when 1t came in
ahres months hence, and he would tell them why. To
account for his vote it for him to examine
wha was the present position Of France with regard to
other Powers, 70 inquire what enemies she was likely
10 encounter, what allies there were whose support
could rely I'M. s %0s sS %
Power had been sufficient to upset all their peaceful
renew an era OF violence and war;
a yv0u M m nan ~ HouQ \
: n. DIX TLLANcouRT-Very conamesddble aud prudent
HAxxrJESs-zNersr mind ,oe knoo aohoos you 1sear.
M LARnAnuRE continucd-He would not mention
names but facts under their cognzance, and these
facts the origin OF the great uneasness which pre-
gated throughout Europe II morality were to con:
1866 would meet with verdict at the hands Of his
tory Unprovoked by any legitimate grievance unjust
bored aggressive desires The aggressor triumphed,
but yet public opinion must tell the conqueror that
But there was one fact 70 which they could
no. shut their syes-Ae inereae Of poscr Of Prussia,
RAJ Fact IN bis opinion the present measure
and the Army bill which they to discuss In few
tSen pssssd 70 consider = the Of Italy, whose unity
he described mistake Italy chdfd under ae pressure
81 81, Yoke and ssis mi1 prussia and knoand, ,c1o,
ouQh had proisesUorfhiy ered herself 10 paintdn
ne q ~ ~ ss s.a X. f Sss .ss "a f S
aud Russia natural allies 1t mattercd very little
10 Prussia that Russia should extend her dominion 10 the
osphorsnay the she spread eastward the better
Prussia would like it. ~ Il would diminish the pressure
OF colossus on her sidea II would, OF course, be
aaid that in such England would join France Well,
ho could not deny accidental alliance possible.
The greatest Of England far from Europe
n Russia in Turkey shs could seize Egypt, which
rwas the high road to her Indian empire, China and
expected one day 70 endeavor TO magnificent
canal the glory OF the age due to the genius and
Hersevenng courage OF . frenchman What misor-
suns II England should possess it. Sic coois
cloud cxclamations Of dissent Numerous voices
viscount CIARr-M Lesseps won't lot her have II.
n. BxLnoxrEr-Fnnce and Egyps will prevent her
nj f.naAsurs said that, sooner or later that con,u-
Kency would come pass. tCprcar, shouts OF ''No,
Duke MAsx.a e1claimed-we don't accept your pro.
IN IARxAprRx hoped u would no. be verified bu, ths
Drecautious In time He had shown them that their
enemies were Prussia Russia, England and Italy.
pale. ana did no. count Switzerland and
Belgium They neutral Hoands Night be
smsa swsdens Toofsr Wv Turkey what could Turkey key
dor There remained Austria, whose alliance he warmly
sdvoc@ed s.. b., Spno. w:s-ss & France Wh ,ras %
hundred thousand regulars and four hundred thousand
mobilized national gaards the Emperor would be the
20 worfu sovereign the world. He discouraged
the system Of mass sves Lee them have expe fenced
asd well drilled troops meet the experienced and well
drilled troops they would have TO contend against But
at the same time he would deprscate war. Let them
keep on the defensive them not embark in wars Of
conquest Lot them promote the self governmou OF the
country, and when the people had their des,nes thcir
own hands thear besr, from N. Thiers) the people
would not permit themselves to BE- wantony plunged
ssuto tho calamitiss OF war;
A voIcE--As in Asrico (Uproar)
LARRABuRs continued 10 remark on the visit OF the
foreign soveregn TO whom he gave credit peaceful
lnenons which the hospitality OF their reception must
have increased He ccnsurcd the attempt srAnst the
Oar and reproved the unoourteous manifeGationl
which had taken place on tho occasion Of his visit But
chose were accidents which would NOT affect the
eand af a.
ideas Cancellation Let defence defiance be theiI
notto but let them DO prepared for every emergency
Me would vote the extraordinary supplies and the Army
Dill when u
The speech OF ~ Iarraburo made all the more I'm
prcssion the House from the fact OF his being
member Of the majority. As soon as be had resumed
bis seat,
N. GARxrnR-PAGxs rose aud said--Gentlemen our
honorable colleague, NJ Larabure has Just drawn
moat gloomy ncfnra the situation Of Europe. We