The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-23

Imperial Majesty had just granted the ncoas.
81 pardon OF Martin Spear, that he o.
20 return to tae United States but ausyn
to or acknewe ment CT the which called IL forth
On the following morDing YER bal message to
MI jackson BY Baron Werner, the Unis Secretary OF
Foreign Affairs to the effect that no desired see ht ..
his earliest convenience. In comp iancs with thi,
quest our Minister called at tbs roreiga OH Sc when he
was informed by the Baron, NTH coonsss which will
appear almost incom aensibe repubucs0 readers
that Count Buo who had left for PAris the previous
evening, day BY the way esrsr than he have
note ofthe preceding day To those who kno any hing
OF Europesn diplomacy and the debaog tricks which
unDiusb gy oloys In the furtherance Of It's enis
comments those facts would be bo:n idle and
say On being urged by the Baron to lake back his noe
Mr Jack,1n OF course promptly and emphasicalIy de-
clined Werner then said, with excitement that
the whole matter spoiled, aud being asked by
Jacison whether he must infer from that pArd
would be revoked, ne replied that he cid not know
Spear at liberty and gone to see his friends ia
Plankenburg TO those who may ct loss conceive
What possible motive tho Austrian government could
have In thus brutally outragng poor, decrepd
and niendiess st anger, 1t may be here proper
to-, stat, .ss cha. his area. took p.es shortly
striking characteristics OF desposm ia that Of beng Is
overwhelmingly sensitive In regard 70 all that affects its
disi Of the feelings AID rights Of those WON
can outrage without and With seeming impunity.
Spears crime that Of berg American citizen and
be arocious crueles to which he ALSO
no less aggravated outrages psrpersted upon Others
va part Of the ptul means ey whish the Austrian
less and unosndipg individuals mesgre nstalment OF
the revenge which they entertain sgainat but have
neasr the 70 seek or the ability to sss0 from
tain lpgrsham on their arrogant ational vanity
called FOR By Congress- the rrespoudeuce ia reia-
ton 70 this case now in the State Department will fully
substantiate the truth Of what have here written
coud give you the ceas of several other cases. but ths
JACKSON Is one which, no matter what Mr. Marcy NAV
think OF it. can never be abandoned BY government
without dshonor, and one which people can never
be induced to surrender TO ell the despotsms earth
combined an no propagandist-no lover of not0rsty
seekers.have passed through every country which
the government or psopleehsys never pr.tmt"usiv
intruded my opinions upon any one, shrunk from
full and many avowal OF them when INTERCEPTED.
RETAINED a. much possible from all intercourse with
the pretended revouHonists and refugees whom have
whom have encountered be mere Idle conceissd aud
impractcable dreamers and small number OF thu
have proved Is ls1y worthless and unmtgatsd rascsls
- ever Heaven in its inscrutable wisdom suffered to
bring implied disgrace upon . noble cause
Generals Klapka, Kmetty, Guion, aud all the other
the struggles Of as conscious that ali Yssss Of
the revolutionary energy OF that ,e period
the present crushed out and that any advised attempt
retrevabe ruin to tn usands of the worthy fsmi
lies have either quietly retired watch the cawnng OF
in the service Of the Sultan who Generously ex
tended to thsm In their hour OF trial. that protection
which Christian soveregns re,ased-whle others like
Garibaldi who commands little steamer plying
Genoa and Marseille seek to obtain honest livelihood
and thus vindicate the putty OF their political motives
These entertain the most sovereign oa hng and con-
tempt for the mounting and scrbbiug dem gues who
are SO necessarily seiDg to iutrude pub
Lie attention through the agency Of ravug mauifestoes
All talk about reviving the nahOnates, at least for
the time beng, IL nothing but bald cant and noonshne
The fact most il not ALL Of those buried naonaties
Until the Inauguration Of another French rspu e there
hope for Europe. When that glri,us day arrives
yrans will have good cause to treinbe The perured
rerhdy Of the has taught the people the fatal folly
OF trusting to the false promises OF terrified Kings
Although deprived BY fraud and violence Of the most
valuable results OF her revolutions Fense has received
rich deposit Of freedom by 1Ar,e food OF the
crimson popular tide which the ebb has been pove'ess
TO reabsor. Out Of France very questionable whe
Their repub has to any considerable rent
been evon seriously dreamed OF this continent In it
there is more real social democracy than in any other
country have great hope In the future OF that gay
wrsg h ssvsr m, FOR x HT
occurred two months sgo.
Washington's Biethday In Rome.
Rome (Feb. 29) Cores pondsnce OF London News.l
the Americans In tbs Eternal City INST together last
Friday, at commemoration diuner given in honor Of
Il Of s
by the Hon. Mr. Quincy formerly Mayor Of Boston and
member Of Congress
may be easily imagined, some contained forcble
ments upon the present di olomaMs difficulties between
the Of Great Britain aud the United States
John Bull represented bsing in rather gro any
and irritable condition At the prospect OF psace being
conclude before he had fairly fought GU. bus fight With
Russia, and his ilhumor requiring vent, would
it was apprehended, urge him to procsed to actua
fsticufs in his quarrel with Brother Jonathan
TIE ., the British nav, and the pssv.Ga
unprepsred situation OF the United States, would II
admitted, bring tremendous "whtpping the lat
ter country for the first six months afer ths declaration
Of hosttiss but WAS augured that American energy
and pat iosn would subsequently turn he balance in
Of the stars and stripes and sweep the Union Jack
When wsrlike topics we're disposed o., Mr.. Quincy
moved proposition for raising funds towards the
on Of statue at Paris the memory General Lafsy
cite, with whom he had bean personally acquainted
during the Generals residen,e in the United States.
committee Of ways and mans was nominated Nth
States Minister residing In Paris and find ont what de-
Of support the plan might expect ia that quarts
Mr. Crawford the talented American sculptor established
in Rome will be charged with the execution Of the
ment.
Telegraphing In Franco-Introduction OF
Morse's System.
The Emperors speech at the opening of the legislative
session transmitted ertenso by tbs electric tee.
graph to Lyons and Marsees the last words arriving
their destination at about four O'Clock. At Laon
the Journal de pAisae:
The speech consists of SOL words being the longest des
would have been terminated pro,.ey at bstseen four
Ave O'clock ard been in the hands Of subsc ses
At sx O'Clock it not that the aon station ap
paratus has been lately introduced, whi,h the in
the office are not yet as expert at as with the old system
and consequently they present lose time in decpher
ing what Is sent The new apparatus Is that used in
the United States under the Of Morses system. 1t
prints Of itself the conventional signs which represent
the letters These signs consis OF points and BARS Of
greater or less length, marked ia relief paper by
little lever armed 1T end by bodkin, and
having the other end in Communication with the
electric wire The bodkin marker a,ts on narrow
slip Of paper without end which piece Of coctwork
rolls and which cylinder presents to the MARKER draw
rg It away after wards and placing it before the clerk
who Is attending to the machine The slip Of paper
which the signs OF the Emperor's speech msrked
was not less than 1853 metres in length.
Paris Fashions for March.
From the London Illustrated News.