The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-03
QUEEN vIc10RiA's SPEECH.
French Opinion Of the Royal English Address
to Parliament.

to Parliament.
From Galignans Messenger Nov 81
Tho Queen OF Epgands speech on opening the Par
liamcn. 10 considered by the Paris journals insignia
cant In every point but twothc expedition to Abyssna
pass by generally without notice. as not belong ing to
their competence but the second they rather
freely and not BY any means in favorable terms.
[From the Paris Constitutional, Nov. 22l
Tho speech delivered before the English Parliament
points out motives which have determined Brit
sh government to undertake tnis Abyssinian expedi-
ton, the chances OF OF which may have beer
discussed by the press but which from profound feel
ing OF patriotism meets with general appreciation the
great snx.y Of England has been 70 oDsorvs even ia
Europe, stsute which should preserve her far
possible from conflict and should tho bene-
dts OF peace She 10 no doubt proud to possess large
empire in India, but II II had now 10 be conquered
there are doubts whether she would launch into the
which the former company the Crown had 10
sustain before acquiring those vast possessions Il
thus as may DO SAID against her win and simply because
ton against the Emperor Iheodors
From tho Paris Patrie, Nov. gal
- We have returned 10 Rome 10 order 70 secure
the genuine execution Of treaty which will exist
US, the imperial speech has firmly declared, long
as II shall not have been replaced BY International
period OF Withdrawal the latter, in any case rests
therefore, dependent upon the conclusion Of this
treaty The actual state OF things, wo admit Is pro-
vsiona and precarous; but nevertheless II guarantees
the maintenance OF the ofu qao preserves matters
they are, to use the language Of tho jursconsnits
We cannot OF ourselves depart from this provisional
position; let alone we can only do one thing
10 mako IL lasting. In order 70 put end 10
II We make an appeal to Europe whom we invite
TO and regulate along with US, in stable and do
Unite manner, an sinterest chch concerns every Pocer
This is the point ppn Which The spseca Of tse Queen of
foa much y be regretted. The Cabinet OF st Jancs in
in combining itself the expression OF desire
srredy Share nmorse 70 INFORM Is rcspectnr the
measure OF assistance intends TO Offer In order to obtain
this result because our return from Rome let not be
forgotten, can only be ne consequence q an European deb
ton substituting definite organization for The presen
prcriscnai arrangement srhieh are bound 70 maintain
uniI Npsething may be deuised TO replace Il.
From La France OF Paris Nov. cal
Tho most remarkable passage Of Queen victorias
speech certainly that relative 70 tho affairs of Italy
ne, has pscd IL ah mouth 81 h word. q
such decisivs sgnncaion ~ 70 what the raa
lions Of Italy and France. Not assuredIy, tina. the
nothing In fact which In not In accord with the ex-
press declarations Of the French government The En-
French troops and we can only thank England for her
desire 70 see France on good terms with nation which
she has freed from foreign yoke Bat this Ian
sad ealcuiased = 70 form, y mono the less
for any who read, and considering comes from
DO
bsred was not 10 favor Of the Italian war; Shs accom-.
ny ss = r.. ssss.u 1t ySo !. ia
moment presdes 81 the councils Of Queen Victoria do
clsrsd publicly In the House thas those provinces
criticism Wa tbs fear That France 10 case OK var.
should assume an ezcessivs pyepondsrancs IN Europe
But the day when the conflict arose. and whon the
Austrian domination, broken = Nsgsnla and solferno
BY the sword OF France had len the populations OF Italy
10 themselvss, ENGLAND turned very quickly and from
that moment the tactics fron which she has NOS one
instant departed wcrs 70 push the Italian 70
lie utmost llrnitA 10 escouruoe every dud6cify end 10
patvon,se all odrsntsVes. There occasion V pont
out the object Of this coursa England played her game:
she ssovs take away from France BY an attitude
appearance favorable 70 Italian prstensons the
benefit which France bad achieved BY her arma II
would b unjust 70 wish that Engand should think like
France the subject Of the Pope; but what would DO
mot only unus but extraordinary and contrary 70 every
sentiment VI patriotism, that In France herself wish
should DO entertained TO make Paris think like London,
Florence or Bera- Lee remain French, aud let NJ
always know hos, ~ the example Ia shown 70 10 else.
whore place the interest OF the influence and national
dignity Of France before her aud her special
opinions.
IRON the Paris Temps, Nov. AL
The declaration OF the British Cabinet shows not only
the lively desire entertained u London TO mme.
date cessation Of the French Intervention Rome but
gives glimpse Also In our opinion Of the efforts a. this
beng made BY the Italian government with the
view, for s stuation remains vcry perous, and
msnaces 70 become much moro % H. when IL meets It,
Parliament the French evacuation 10 mot an accom-
pshed fact
From the Paris Etendard Nov. al
- The various questions raised By the recon-
struction OF Germany on new foundations arc
NJ sren rsenfionxd IN the royal speech. and
order 70 give 10 her people . concise and impartial
statement True the present session 10 In some sort
special one convoked Tor particular purpose The ex
petition 70 Ably ssna will absorb the dscussons gen
era pscy and Affairs win have IA await their turn,
which viii not como before January. Already, how
ever We can infer from the language Of the English
press Of all shades on opinion thai Epgland Il becom-
Ing moro and more indifferent " evsDts which do not