New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22
FRANCE.

THEIRS ON THE MEXICAN QUESTION.
The speech of NJ. Theirs on Mexico, which
has twice been postponed was delivered the Corps
Iegslatif Tuesday, July 0. NJ. Theirs said
1.-THE Mexican expedition has ended without any goa
greater losses than ever commerce with Mexico
IN Rer a@a 'G Eyen IN Europe the Mexican @ro
hampered our attitude toward the great revolution ae
eomuliehed In Germany. The lesson Of this unhappy ex
petition is that control and opposition are necessary
The Meh h eysrfhess un1ersSen and continued
for several years. There are two ways OF
with irrespo,sible Ministers who merely execute the
orders they receive The second is Prince governing
views to him as the head Of the state and If neces
sary lean upona Representative Assembly which Is able
pubic opinion. This is the form Of monarchy toward
whch must advance as speedily as possible III the III
terest OF the Government and the country"
Perfect silence prevailed In the Chamber during TINS
M GranIer de Cassagnac defended the Mexican eXpe-
diiion. -, H. -, ,t, ,,.,.1,
lion was the subverso the Mexican Republic aud the
establishment OF throne III Mexico, but this intention
troops ought 10 have brought back Macmillan and thus
have saved France from the siam OF oooo WHO" VI" is
upOn her. NOISY intenuptOls.J =,
VI. ROuher protested strongly against the WoiuS % W.
Fayre. - - - ,r
The debate has continued with great animation. Mon
dav July g. B Jules Favre declared that he approved
the demand Of the Government TO sanction the opening
OF credit for francs Tor the improvement o the
aud the increase OF the soldiers pay. hut he
Hdnd ABSTAIN from voting upon This proposal account
OF the regularty OF the expenditure connected heio
N. Rouher acknowledged the rregularty of The. ex
pendite sut said that the Government had been obliged
by circumstances 10 proceed in that way as they haa
been presence Of Imminent conflict They acted on
their own responsibility, and lac now askeu lor "ii VI
M Picard asked why this credit had been placed among
NJ Vuitry replied that this had been merely done pro,
yisiOnaHy the Government only desired 10 open inc
Great Book III ease Of absolute emergency.
NJ. Berger expressed fears that the Government en-
had during the recess OF the Legislative Body, en-
croached uonthe funds reserved for the Regular Army
budget. a. Ion
The whole hui referring to the credit OF I5SOOOOOO Of
francs was then ,passedby 236 against IL votes.
RELATIONS WITH PRUSSIA.
The Of Paris and Berlin keep upa somewhat
angry discussi0n matters OF diplomacy La PdfTe
has an article July g. in reply to the Correspondence dc
Berlin which cODlaned bitterly of the language used by
the French papers toward Prussia. The Pdte (which Is
narttfly Insured nv the Government denies that the
Losy exists an6 tunn asserts that the German press
NIT - GesmanV and that il the French papers do say
anyfhng usteI by thesregard which Prussia puts
pronss of which pemarlIs L'Idepe,sddce Be0s IL is
curious d notice that France vas not one OF The sners
could have anything 70 say about u Austrl takes credit
10 ITSELF forlts dsnerested attitude IL is believed nat
these little demonstrations, believed ny te fals aH
Reriin press have no great significance, the upper
sphIs being less at variance than they might SEEM
THE SULTAN IN PARIS
The revfe announced days before In honor of the
sultan bat postpa1ed in consequence OF the news from
Mexico was held On Monday, July The troops were
drawn up in two UEes in the Place de La coneorde the
Grand avenue OF the Champs Elysees. and on the new
boulevard leading to Sc quays as far as the Avenue
Montague. They were al In position before O'Clock
AT o'clock punctualIy the Emperor left the Tueres.
having the sultan on his left Hand preceded by detaeh
mont OF Ianeers and one Of Cent Gardes and followed
by most and Drillient star anu Iasey ~
ly up the Champs Elysees amid tbs aeclamatos ot nc
people and tho sound OF military mnss BON were s
and inland o. tho Legion CT Honor JIG