New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-12
p.r,ecurIon OF the Press.

m .1tor II the RStOyHs was convicted OF
Thorstay before the Court o. Ass'ze az Pans, if
hsving nublished setitioos libel, and was sen
tsnced 70 three months M prisonment and 70 pay
dne Of 2,OoG
The Presss was seized on Saturday, for having
re2abf shed libel for which the Reforrls had been
cpndemDed This conduct wss the more c1lpab.e
from the declaration Of the Prss's. tnat Il repaD-
lshed the libel in order that the pubc might judge
Of the justice or injustice u the sentence on the
Rlf1rme.
The trial Of Emile De Girardia was fixed fyr ths
2b;h Jan.
While tie Democratic journals were per,ecuted
hose which attack the Republic escape cnpnn-shea
The Editor of the Gqze,fe e FotEce has been
tried before the Court 81 ASsze ofPsrs for hsg.nz.
in an article in ne Journal the 7ih Of Septem 'ee
last, attacked Republican Institutions ard the ca
stitation. he vas acquitted b. The jay.
Tho responsible Editor Of the KefoTrs VI Ga
io.. was sentenced ~ two months iraprsonment
1901 hEe and tbs costs fDr having bTou ht o., 'ne
journal with incomplete caution money. Fines d
l,9lsi 30c were Inflicted On the Journal b., 20.
paid IN Consequence Of which, after the us7a &c
Jay. the was taken from the caution money
The jozrnal ought b have ceased n appear rn.
toe caution nnoney was made up, bot il Wa
brought out or several successive days
Conspiracy TO AssassiBate tho President.
The Gazetts Ges Tr.LHaQur states that yo1nr
man. sh0pman 20 Q trsaesnsD in Psrs. after rob
bing bis employer, took part Ia the insurrecti0n O.
jane ie45. and being arrested was condemned ~
the CGsI. Martial 10 transportation. Tbs man re-
torned 10 Paris short time ago among the annes
Una insurgents bot was denounced % the Ponce
by bis former employer, and taken into cus'Ddj
Inmeda.ey sffer this aTrcst. either from me o''"
FUNCTIONS q conscience, or with 4 view 70 QUA
favor by the revelation Of "a important secret, ~
informed tn1 Police that while he was ~ TIE "a -
he and his como anOns iorDled themselves III"
secret society cnc Of the oh eos Of which was if
assassination Of tie President in the event Of tlcr
regainiDg Their liberty
On arriving in Paris, th>y determined % follow
an their Instructions and, rs u was conSceref
more prudent that the work o. murder should boz
,nt,asted 10 a single person, lots were drawn d,
decide on the individual. The r. arge feI 10 Tho
man in question and the conspirstOrs subscribed
sum of 2lE 70 enable hIm 10 purchase tne neccssa
nv weapons II determined that this neu
should 60 70 the Italian Opera House on might
when LOWS Napoleon was 10 yisi, that theater, and
he did so, armed with pistol and I1nIard bu'
The President did not make bis appearance. Other
uncertainties Of assassiDatng the President havin
presented themselves, the consplratTs charged
their agent with want of courage or want OF yea
and threatened him with personal violence if DE-
did not speedily carry their an into effect II
saws that he had began 10 repent Oi the part that
he had taken m tins a,rociCus project, and was
seriously thinning OF making revelations when J.
arrest for robbery took place
The Gazette der TT1bna0Ur adds that search
was made at hs lodp.ngs and there the pistol anG
poniard were found, thus sFDrdlug so far a proof q
the correctness of his story, and that on his rcve9
tons eleven OF his accompices have been arrested
Subsequently the Project of Police has written t.
the Journal des Dtbgts 10 say there is no truth 10
the statements about the conspiracy TO assassuai
the President y, tho Republic. IL has. howeve'
been remarked that the main fact of some,hnl
criminal having been contemplated by some person
VI persons Is lett Untouched.