The New York herald., 1868-05-30
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, 3D. es.-TRPLE SHEET

accepted by any man who has made politics his
study. One word more. You have the pretenson
to preserve e. for Yourself the power q deciding On
OF determining it in two three days. In that palace
OF the Tuileries which contains ne po,oer the most
number Of benches)
M. RoyHER-It is not permitted to SO attack the
The PREsIDENr-You may discuss the application
OF T. but yoa must not disregard right conferred re
NJ. THiERs-Heaven preserve me from wanting in
state. speak with suficient sincerity for the mean
ing ana intention OF my language not TO be sus.
but there is something still more so, and that Is the
nation ITSELF Applause to the LEFT OF the speaker
M NOUBLE-You belong to an aristocracy which
we supported for certain time. (Noise.)
NJ faIERs-My birth, or. acnicn lam not ashamed
/ belong TO an arfstocraov phich soould haze the
nation decide eUerythfng and you J01rn part or
@ no sn scsss 9" no % ys up e ss a
from the oppositi0n We tnOto eclat u ts vour false
democracy, anhich wtshes to gtoe to aseUd master
same benches dissent on others.) defy you to
come here and that wish to preserve for your
selves the power OF deciding on the economical sys-
tenn OF France. What after having sacrificed our
policy to you, and after having seen the results, we
should give you the right Of determining for all our
themf They are blinded by interest, you say. But
does not the spirit Of system mislead aIso3 Nose
and murmurs.)
M. ROUHER-This is quite diatribe.
NJ. THEIRs-DO not interrupt me. am mlnlllng
speaker. NOise.) In any case the divers interests
neutraze each other and II they were heard, not in
an administrative inquiry but in parliamentary
one, the truth would be brought to light. ask then,
two thngsthat we should be rid OF treaties of CON-
merce, and that we should have restored to US our
liberty that we may decide on the lot OF the country
by liking the tariffs. That Is what ask OF you, and
you cannot withhold 1t; II you denied to the Cham
Der the power OF deciding on such questions, you
would OFFEND 1t, for you would be dsputing the right
OF representing the nation. C'Hear, hear" on the
opposition benches Noise. Prolonged mOvement)
The discussion was again adjourned
Railroad to Observation-Disclosures Entente.
The Courier du Pds-de- Calais publishes the fol-
lowing account OF an audience granted by the En-
peror to M. Boutet, engineer the promoter OF plan
The reception was OF the kindest description. The
Emperor Is conversant with the subject In all its
points OF view. "Draw me up" he said, "a detailed
memorandum OF the means OF construction, with all
the plans an estimate OF the cost the time required
for the execution and calculation OF the profits OF
the undertaking. will examine ali these myself,
and we will support you. This project" added the
nels and other expedents proposed in none Of which
have any confidence"
A large plan OF the project was spread out on the
floor; the Prince Imperial, in leaving the room,
jumped over 1t. "MOnseigneur," said General Fave,
who had introduced M. BOutet, 'yOu have been the
first to pass the bridge" The Emperor smiled and
In retiring repeated the words 1--WE will support
YOU" The enterprise has therefore made de-
cisive step In advance nasmuch as it has received
the imperial support