The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08
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SPECIAL OHHEsppxnfncE Of IHe HsaAln

Public Irritation nj Napoieon's Speech-Free-
dom OF Debnte-Nap0leOn's Dinlcnity-The
Legislative Opposition In Confident Tone
Lord Lyons simultaneously Literary Law
suif-The Roman Question.
PARE. Nov a 1867.
The Emperor's speech has failed to give to France
that profound satisfaction which the friends the gov
eminent led tho world to expect II partakss OF the
dat stale, ana Improbable, and not little indignation
Is expressed, at that part OF calling upon Frsnchmcu
10 frankly acquesce IN the logic Of fhcls achieved by
Prussia Possibly gravel. error could have been
committed by the Emperor, In the opinion Of many,
than permitting this ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF Prussia. II
wounds their pride and questions their supremacy for
in this last respect France IKE the Turk brook
rival near her throne As indication Of the unpopu-
ariiy OF the spsechnumerous arrests have been made,
OF persons detected in the act of tearing down from
the walls, where 1T had been pasted up
The Emperor feel the effects OF his decree abol-
shing the discussion the address 70 the throne On
the 4h OF February, 1861 the Emperor, on grounds OF
public utility praised the custom and declared tho advan
ages OF crcizng his annual discourse opening up
opportunity for his officials to reply TO thesastaoks Of the
opposition In the following March. receiving the
address from the Corps Lsoislar the Emperor alluded
to the lvencss that had marked the debates. but
which, instead OF disturbing, would instruct the
country His replies TO the addresses presented in the
following years, characterized BY similar spirit
all tending he expressed It, to bring homo to the
country the real intention OF the government and to
closer compact and devoted majority which up
held Napoleonic ideas in the Corps LegisldtiE Tho
privilege which the Emperor praised in February. 1851
he established BY decree ON the preceding e4th Of
November as striking testimony" Of his oonndsncs
January, 1867, ho abcishsd the sams privilege
this zane striking proof Of his confidence In the
country And for what reason, or upon what groundsf
Forsooth that tho public time was wasted 10 mere par
Liam a%eptary s This TOO when France when Europe
the counter-chsrgs OF the governmentthe thrust and
the rpos< But what 10 most curious is, that the vslu
able time expected TO be economical has not resulted In
the gain OF single sitting 70 tho Chamber On the
contrary, never did session drag its slow length along
than did the predecessor Of that now assembled
n. Schneider the President of the Corps LSgislaty
contrary to the usual CUSTOM delivered speech the
opening session Had lie done So the opposition
Deputies would have asked him some awkward ques-
tons; 40 silence was the mos Gordre.
In the Senate, President Trop!ong opened with an
senators in whose honor they have been pronounced
this in menoridn, and Of whom, BY the by II IS difficult
10 comprehend how, II he was the financial savior cf
France, tho Emperor could have got along for such
Theoppostou Deputies were never In better heart and
be reconcilsd Jules Favre has lost Tune in open.
ing the campaign against the government His demands
were deposited having been duly signed By expected
brace three delicate questionsviz. foreign AFFAIR." the
expedition to Rome and lastly homo politics and the
recent application Of the laws relative TO individual lib
erty Il expected however, that permission for the
frss Interpolation only viii DO allowed
few days will show whether the Emperors letter Of
the 10Th OF last January will be carried out In the
liberal spirit In which be again assures IL hes been
ss san s1s - S ~ 2,
for examination by the Corps LtgatJ to tho
mission which examined the original scheme The chief
years service In time OF war, and In peace i've psteaA
Of seven Ave years' service in the Gards Nasiona's
army 100, 900 men Instead Of 100 900 Industry and
agriculture alike out agansa this absorption Of labor
n Emile olivier and Two other Deputies have dc.
posted their amendments roatiye TO the laws affecting
Of tho discretionary regime responsibility alone with
those who the press fuu liberty to establish
paper without previous monetary deposi the abolition
stamps except for postal purposes and the trade OF
1t sand that in the original dram Of his speech the
Emperor had valedictory paragraph about Mexico
which he priced much and that praised to the echo
Is the Cabinet council However. wisdom comes from
no night The next day II was unanimousy struck
The persons arrested for The AMIR at the Cemetery OF
ont Martro been sentenced Imprisonment vary
ng from three months TO fifteen days and fine OF six
francs Rather bard lines for shouting vive Carl
,cu:ed IL they did not shout "vive Garibald i, may
20 the mode tomorrow, but in tho meantime, nous
IRONS change tout celia !
Lord Lyons the British Ambassador has opened his
bachelor establishment regardless of expense he has
go up his servants In . livery OF white, trimmed with
i
oft proclaims the man, these in white will asonssh
The natives Mile. IL establishing lottery for
bachelors Happy will be the girl who obtains the
gross lot IN the shape Of the British Ambassador.
NJ Ponson dl Terrai Vice President OF the society OF
Authors Is novelist to the Noneur gives wonderful
suppers dresses nimtaby and puns delicious cigars.
In Of pair OF curtains, he agreed to pay the up
holstercr certain sum. promising give pun 70 hB
in some future novel, by LAYING scene
Of love, murder &c, say IN his shop When settling
day came the bin was found 70 DO ono hundred per
cent high Hence the litigation. Defendants coun-
sci urg d that the author OF his els-Rocam-
hoe-aid the place where that fashionable villain
dined, At welf known restaurant, whose customers
had been thereby doubled, and such prosperity would
have attended had he had patience in the upholserer
Tho law having for romance, the Court wore Of
opinion that tho tradesmans bill should be paid IN full
The Pope IL determined to havo nothing 70 do with
any congress that goes 70 decide whether his temporal
power exist Further he docs NOT desire to
20 10 Jerusalem, TO Jercho the church IN rock not
q rolling stone. the adhesons TO the proposed con-
fsrsnce In languidly all limiting fault and hest
tang dislike Spain only appears inclined 10 hear the
IL must b consoiing 20 Napoleon the Third
TO know that Sultan and the Prince Of Monaco have
given an unconditional assent 70 his views