The Express.
London, England, 1858-03-10 00:00:00

THE NEW FRENCH PAMPHLET.

The second edition of the Times contains a trans,
lotion of the new French pamphlet, entitled
L'Empereur Napoldon 111. et rAngleterre."
Much curiosity has been excited by the
knowledge that some such production was shortly
to appear, and this curiosity is not the mintenae
that, though it is the work of an eminent publicist,
a member of the Council of State (M. de le
Guerronnitre), yet the inspiration has been derived
from the very highest source.
The following are the most important passages:

It is not the Emperor Napoli= 111. who would 'ban.
don the tradition of our Weary, in which are blended the
recollections of his own destiny. He cannot forget that
during hie exile he profited by the right of asylum boldly
maintained in hie favour by Switzerland, and loyally pm.
tied by England in his advendty. He has no thought Ilme
of distarbing a seared right which wee his safeguard. Ths
representatives of ancient dynasties live in countries which
aro our near neighbours. The Emperor has never thought
of being alarmed by their promos art our frontiers, or of
der seading their removal, as wee done with respect to him-
mein 1838. He respects rakketune more time others have
reopened his own. Nov same than aver the tight of asylum
is rand for us. Frsaar, who would ant esenkce it to say
ens, does not ask allied or neighbouring powers to sacrifice
iS- abs merely ester of otter states to do what she is ready
to do for them.

Bat the rigM of whim whioh protects the represent*.
time or the defenders of einem that are lost must not be
aostomadid with the right of refuge which shields lamp
dm from the responsibility of their amts. There is in
the confusion of two things so distinct, not only a violation
Omura* but a danger for moiety. Will It be said thee
tie right of asylum exercised in England protects men of
porno, sad not the authors or the mcomplioes of asaesi•
nabs ? We have already shown whams came the con.
spiraton who attempted the life of the Emperor ; we have
also shown who were their acoomplioes, from what quartet
proceeded the excitement to crime, in what country the
apology of th►t crime was free and public.

If, as Mr. Gibson said,, Count Wa'<meld deoeived the
English people in pointing out to their good faith and probity
these publics apologies for assassination, which take place
every day under the tolerance of this generous hospitality,we
pan oondrannatioa. Butts Count Viralowski in error P We

Lave mode quotations which suffice to establish these facts.
We could multiply them, and quota still more horrible
words, end still more horrible writings, but we should fear,
by mingling with such a statement the echoes of the moil
savage pewits:is, those appeals to murder, those outages
simian all that is most sewed in the world, to disturb Ha
ealta and impartiality. Is there any need to Irby
evidence ? In London there are held meetings when

se mu dna ace i 1 glorified. In London are sold ermine
libels in which the merle, of the sovereigns of Europe is
elevated to a system, to a right, to a duty, in which throw,
altars, armies, laws, the magistracy, society, and Cad
leienadf, are dragged through blood and mire I Such
Saturnalia surpass even barbarism. There is not a
law in ancient or in modern times which toliwase
them; and cen It be pretended that this tolerance
Is on the part of Ragland merely the exercise of the right
of asylum? Asylum is due to vanquished parties; it is dus
to ell without exception; it is due even to the rebels who,
alter having attached the laws of their country, put the tram.
tiers between them and their rebellion. That frontier is

inviolable. But it Is not due to the mon►tere who are of oo
party, axoept it be the party of awaseinition

Eagland cannot tins indentand the application of the
noble right of asylum. She cannot rover with this principle
of humanity crimes which have nothing human about than.
Her conscience has already revolted against such an inter.
pretatlon, which is alike disowned by her own history.
. .

• • • We need say no more. Enough has been mkt
to juatify the profound movement In public, opinion. Witk
the whole of these facts before us which we have rapidly
sketched, with that prolonged tolerance which their anthems
/2 audaciously abuse, Franz has refused to believe Ugh
tit enticing laws of England were enillalsnliy ethos'.
clone. She le disquieted and irritated at ft. As to the
goverment of the Emperor, it limits itself to explain the
situation at affairs, to explain the mums of the irritation
which the ommtry manifested, and in other Teapot*s trains(
t ) the loyalty of the English government to give eatisfactits
to Jenks, to morality, to the interests of society, to interne.
Penal rights. _ _

We have explained our conduct with reqteot to England,
we have shown what the Emperor Napoleon M. has been
for her. We may boldly say that England has never found

an ally more loyal, more persevering,and more Independent
of petty pensions and rancour. That justice was readand
to him lately within the walla of the English parliament, op
it will be rendered to hint by history; and we accept thee
homage for Prance and for her Sovereign as anhanown.

Wherefore we have every confidence that the English pea
pie will not allow themselves to be led away, se difficult te
explain as it is impossible to excuse' and that, their good
mines, their patriotism, rising above fable interpretations, the
*Maws of the two ceantries will stand the trial of them
last Incidsate.

We have the firm hope that it will be so for le
imposdbie that some misconceptions, exaggerated by an one
foreseen incident, can weaken the accord of two great nations
whom alliance is indiapeneable to future prosperity
the denim& world. That alliance, in fact, seta aside all Ideas
of ccmgenet. It guarantee the security and liberty of Europa,
the interests of England and France being idenlical in every
quarter 4 the globe wherever hnotanity and civilisation
ere In question. It is for these reason, that it was
wins to form that alliance, and that it is useful for the
interest of all to maintain it. After this axplanstkep
publie opinion In Europe will judge if France has understood
thk obligation, if she has fulfilled it, If she has the Isar
petal& right to my that she is without reproach, rail
consequently without fear before the tribunal of pa*
ocrucianoe.

According to the Swim journals a cardinal's bat
is about to be conferred on a Swim bishop. Daring the hei
dud centuries on:y one prelate of Switzerland has abbot
hat dignity.
When the Prince Royal of Sweden wee nominated
raged, in osnuequence of the illness of the King, a mode
of the order of cake proposed that an additional diorama
of 100,000 Adders Duddy 900,000 fr.) should be made to his
royal higher', but the motion was rejected by • tem
mejmity. Led week • similar propodtka was mail
brought forward, but it wee rejected by SI lulu to 36.
The Emperor of Ramie has instituted a metro;
comadtbss ler th• gmetlea of the msacipaties
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