The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-01
AFT AIRS IN EUROPE.



Tho E1ts Attnyt "a Assassinafs the E.Tsrar-
N1polsoM's Pop.larisy ,oaa thu Cruys asa d,i,.
sceyocy Of Engtand- Adosnl af Napo-
den st;R Tsym In ne Sore Of Progress
TAs POcer Position of ne Present Enspsrt 7Ae Es
ptodod Republican Leaders, Koss,A, Ledru Rotin AMI
IAMartise-In What Respect Napoleon IS Superior 70
fHsm AlS-Emposs billy ef Esfablishnga Republic NoW
Esyors and Grimes If the ciaists-TAe 2aapeT AcA Of
Esrope and the Socialist O.ntp,ee-yeos from the Thea
~e@ War-TAe Approaching Sunsner Campa.gn in the
Oime,-The War Not Ended 'o,ts the TtI1ng IF C0nstan-
ksople-Te ezra in Berlin and on the Rhine--yhc Pa
yis ErAi1u.om and is reoa London Prototyps-Our III.
p,omatic Relations ,oh France Reduced xere Oial
Etiquette BY tie Osend Conferences Gairs Of Spain
esd Porugal-Pysence Of american charges i. Paris
Lord Clarendon Mr.. Buchana~-A Dodge Left
Parts for AGdrid-Hordce Greeley On. Of Prison-Ra
sors A6ou: Henry A. Wise.
The late attempt 20 asssssinste the Emperor has
created very Btsle sensation, and vss quickly ex-
plated by the execution OF the assassin. IL vas NO
ErenOhman who attempted to plunge hi, country
once more into ansrc'y and confusion, bus IN ia
haS, who scssd from vspgs, and wlshou. drs
tnct political motive. Ia toe present stats Of pub
DC affairs In Europe, the governnsnt Of Napoleon ~
necessity not only TO the pro,psyity and rover Of
Riance. but to every s:ate not directly ia.srsssed
b upholdiDg and increasing the pows, Of Sns Czar.
Nothing but sense Of that ne ,ess ty could have
render Napoleon popular win 70 court and Aras-
acy Of EOgiand, OF procured for hln sbose ova-
nons by whiah rls progress throngh EDgisnd hss
recently been sispahzed. Certainly NO tale OF the
Arabian Nights" no Germs, ghost story, ap-
pEeachss, IN this instance. the sober realities of his
to7y, OF FURNISHES m re instructive commentary
q The morals and fashions Of the timss.
Naro!sOn H.. Whatever may be said Of his ida
81 ascending the throne, Is tbs embodiment OF the
IevcuxiOrsHy spirit Of France 80 far ~ reyArisi.s
sntsgonism to ancisns kiogcra't and s-is.oraey
IA thB sense 10 10 still the representative Of revou
non and democracy, though not in tia. coa,tis1.
honal form winch secures its ornament asc sn iancy
lie term In the series Of progress tbs marke the
dissolution o! The ssagnant and supsrsnnuassd forms
a civilization Of oder times, tn ,ush tie st -ucsurs
- won d rear IN their stead may b. equally doomed
% spsedy decay. The republic of 1913 vas fay Isss
dangerous to the oaase OF despo.isn than the
Empire un Ter Napoleon Ill The frrs- c-es.sd
merely Az antsg0aism 20 mc,a-Shv wishou. EXHIBIT.
hg any capacity fc- establishing isslt In its place;
NJ latter, b. attacking tae very 1esa and from of
oriental dsspotisn in the person OF TIE CzM, is
DepA'iDg Western and Central Eorcps for normal
deveopement Of liberal principles. Is loug ss
Russia u in the felt with her half million OF
Cossa hs, every republican movement. In EuroSe
must 60 through she 0sdsa! OF str;e AMI bioods sd
with oil the chances and uncertainties OF war
sgsiDs: il; whie the very military direction which
- tus given 20 u, exposes it to the violence OF
individual passion snd TO tie am bilious desires Of
Successful leaders
NE republic o. France had alresdy bsen enegwd
into Dictatorship ~h.n Napoleon saccssdsd 10 The
government. Il bad los. tns respec: of its enemies,
I'D the support Of ito iienis, and nigh. have b.en
suhjugaA by 10 eign arms, had not the secession
81 the Emperor revived the sOucenirs IT q gres.
ration, By inspiring the most national element Of
France, the army, with nsv hopes Of ths future.
No ons deniss that France, o. this momert, is more
lewerfol than abe has bean At any psiod since 1872
Mat her government Is more efic,en. AMI stronger
ne last bali cen,ury tina. il holds shs rate of T. !.
yepe in its banda AID tnst has raised the corsii.
OHtiSn IN which Ffenchmen are he'd throughout
No wor d This, in ITSELF IL sufficient 10 secure the
adams the OPPOSITION Of th:ss ~ho sssbss pre-
oeaed OF expect to succeed him in the msnag6lDant
Ut publ: affairs. Vic.o: lingo, 10 ns vary las
speech in tne Republican Assembly, repfoacbei toe
eoveYnWent with c0wNdice and limbo ity. Ee
isinted % The Sifsfence b,t.esa the times whsn
napoleon BonapAfte prepared to fight the word
dnel with RussiA, and The tuu asiri 10 OF Frame,
VIII the earn Of the leaders Of the rsou6ic bsIt TO
Well, w.as has Nsooleon III. do,e Eace BIS &C ,ss.
SION 10 the throae? He has takea up We giTve of
defiance which me Gar lad tcyo En down - his
nm 70 and y TIA nssos rssrd F1ne I
succeeds, TIE republican lesjers themselves
WIN have furnished the testimony by shsol
hia acts will be justifed and their owa oondsu.re3.
Dsused and did NOT venture 70 attack luss "a IL bsr
own capital. Lsdru Rollin aid LsnaYti1e hal no
i6es o. bidding defiance to tie Holy Auia1cs Of
Rsesis, Prussia and Austra, while tie c!iz % king
In 1880 hsd nothing b1. WORKS 0. comp sssioa f1r
vtzpgelDg and besding Poland. Tia repabI,an
leaders were mn Of sentiment without s:.uslsty.
MAJ Oeon III. soreassss tnsI Il! liz his k11wies5e
Q. the French people, In his j1dymsnt Of the p,-
htical condition Of Europe, aud in hs g,vsrnnsl =
capacity. Agsi.st euch odds, toe Eca,a&l e.I.
ssrst1s can only hope TO prevail BY the dssger u
tbe ASSASSIN; but 1t is great mis- AXE 10 suppose
thstth, doxrf fall OF the empire would sm 9th tie
way for the triu nphsnt success OF tbs re ,uo!c.
Bourbon or Orleans restoration is in my hum,le
juc gment, mach more likely t. suooeed the py.se,,
siGus than republic under TIE aueDicss Of ths
dHuedlted es,ers OF the asional Assembly OF ls4s.
A republic cosid not nov be established psa,esu'Iy;
NOR could republic, wit, i.s Bumsrous fa,sscns,
eos Duo. the pressn. var with R1ssa With the re-
CURED energy and ulity Of purpose. II ,s coesii-
ersions BIKE these Which, have re1dersd NapoAoa;
IL not Absolutely popula-. a. least res ,ectsd And
powerful in France. Hs Is accepted, even By Dis
enemies, yEe OF ~ possible govsr one1tAl fo:Gl-
wbich does not excirde eit,er national prosperity
or national glory.
Three orders Of society the new Emperor has
taken under his especial prote ton: the army s1e
clergy and the working clauses. The frs. IL ini,s
Rnsabe 10 his sue ess; the Sc Dad, p.esu ne, s
more in the nature o! VAGINA ion 10 protect E:Ance
tvCn the greater evil OF uAse!ief and s.nesA;
while the tnird "a Of the true essen y
Of democrscy q thing attempted by the socialists
Of 1913; but In the execution OF which they ncs
emily fsile0, but involved the existence Of tbs re
pNbro Whhout national work hops, Louis Napo
leon Hnds employment for thousands OF skiiful
wothmen Snns might other wise gtarve; discrmtust-
ing however. betweea the idle and me industrious;
soa,evements which f0entAe poN. These are sosia!
The expense Of the wealthy, without deS .csssses a.
principle OF property WHOM lies ct the bsss Of 90
Dcdtrn institutions It Ia An easy matter 70 show
the evils inherent in that principle, and 20 stigma
TIE, with proper emphasis, some Of tho doiesul
consequences, in the shape OF pAuperism and