The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-06

Affairs ass France
One Of the arrested ls lars is sad havs made full
confession Of The details " he recent conspiracy sgSns
1t 5 iptms,ed on tho ns0a that the French suthor
ties bad good grounds 'or the Mill displa and ba-ty
aspet which they made at Berar gers funera on
Of the OF the societies but on
The nther il affirmed thai 1as alarm Of the govern
was grouDdiess as NO deuoop tration Intended
The Paris Pays says that the British government has al
ready communicated to hszziu that although Eagiand
would afford any " political refugees he
could OF any longer be- allowed to prepre expest
sgans, foreign Slater on Erglsn soil Il e also STAGED
from other that the British Cabne had promised
to subject Nszzin 70 q striot surveillance
report hs6 been current Of another attempt on the
Emperors Hfe Of Plombieres Du appears TO have been
The IoDoon GieJe dscreds the report that Queen Vic
tora will visit France tnis year.
The Psrs corresp Jndent OF the Independence Ba2e saws
thai the out Of some French and Ehgsh vessels OF
var 10 Tupis N spoken OF.
plot to assasnae the Enperce Napoleon says that wAs
connected In London places Mazzn and Ledra Rolln
The Esnuer also & the rumor that French rooo are
! 10 be sen " CHINA entirely without foundation.
From the London Times, July %
1--we were rather startled BY the Intelligence from r.
ris in seco1d edsn yesterday, our second thoughts
induced satisfaction at the very useful capture made oy
The Paraau police, and With that the haul hal been "a.
rimen ions, but with names Of the st dramatic o.
priety, have been arreed and sent for r al on the
ard enable II sd to resss The oroois brought against
them, have confessed their medsied crime SO far ~
they concerned, rbaid BArtoloa and GRIN will &C
quire greater notorety and possibly In 1el
dscted prison more respectable existence than they have
hitherto sca'eved. Bot added that ,hi. metro
| polls has been the nest selected for h,tching
| the conspiracy, and that hazzini, Ledru Roln,
and two Others, MAzarena and Oampsnelh,
10 the Trial That there should be OF the most
dAbolIca character In this metropolis excite
o,sr On .ocs sS e
sosude, where nobody and NOBODY can be sus
peced Mae ,en.hs q the people in mis- city nave no
which ought 70 have III fame, whether ths water Of
their well 10 no. poisoned BY the wash Of An Illicit still
have heard for years s DOT mint for bad money. So
for anything know, all the Io.entaes In Europe may
currency, sSer properly their thrones and their good
fame from the second noor 10 the opposite house. which
LOOKS 20 dinU and respectable
The pcs % freely and eazy conooc'ed In this meropo
lie hes not only been detected In Psrs bus he incendares
Mszzin and Ledru Roin lave been detected appears
doubtful indeed, whether they have not been rcuced in
the proceedings DOW penarg 10 Paris par contuace, and
% they only be convicted In their absence. Sat-
then convicted ~sassins they vii longer be-
able 70 sho. The nselves In The oounr, and they will
70 the Indulgence Of their sspgunary dreams
With regard 10 the Emperor Napoleon III, we need
/ scarcely repeat what have ofteo expressed We
should regard his assassination not OILY asa base act
repueDaps 10 all the Dober relngs OF humanity, but rs
rational calamity not only to France but to this country
That stropg w that determir ed pur ose that taciturn
TACT sun necessary Ia restrain volatile nation which
U
much or more in commercial enterprises :. in bloody
uiumpha We know indeed, that under the guidance OF
been led ssiray 70 catch At many bubbles, and {, rely
rather speculation than TIE ,eved inoples OF trade
Su. .ss eya ,pir. will pass away vim the swarm Of
! Will follow. In the mean time, the nrst element o. all
Commercial prosperity !, s strong government. Better
al government but still 70 be excused, when con,ider
the state In which France was between iSis and 1852
uncot stituonai 20 Il be strong We may rejJce under
the shade Of OF liberty without wishing 10 see
plantee In every land can only thrive BY beog spnnk
led with the blood Of col tukd authorities and therefore
regsro this pho. agsns, the fe Of allied friend
y sovereign with horror and detestaton, and shall be
charged with having laid for the emperor Louis Nspoeon
has csushI tbemaelva
Mis- Madeline smith.
IRON the Scottsh Free Press, July 2o1
he paIssraph, relating 70 II. young perso. sent Us for
Journals, have positively become . nuisance Tesmon
ais are assured being subscrised and herself
time while numerous sailing vessels have borse her /,
foreign country Min Smith Ia residing with her parents
mothers health giving rise in the family circle to con
siderable anxiety. ID not unlikely that abe may
Will return 10 GSsow where hs chsrscser an suoerinss
will insure for him the respect and sympathy OF his
written 70 the apaln Of the Ednbursh prison most
becoming terms thanking him for b Q attentions.
Ausdesmsn Of this town, says the Berwick Advetss-,
vhesher the report he bad heard there true The
effect ba, vas proposed 70 raise BY subscription the
an expression Of public sympathy He has received In
reIy the Information that subscrption intended 70
Hs Dc !. Ds s '. -. . sSs b.
ing presented 70 her father, wherein the tradcemen OF
GSsow viii express !b'ir es,eem for him a neehbor,
ami npahy fo his family under their present afcon
snd hope that he gill orego the intention OF atng
himself 90 account Of occurrence which reflects dis
credit on him.
From the London Tlmcs, July 22l
In our pager OF tue Oh int there vas an article copied
duced by trial smith In the course the ar.
uce II was stated that "hr abbs, Epscopasn priest
NO sauS have sna
Smith" Mr.. Hbbs writes 10 70 complain OF this state
ment He says be Is no, an EpscopsliAn priest, bu,
presbyer, that H. elder In the mnstera OF the
Protestant church OF England. Mr. Hbbs, quoting let
ter sen, by him 70 the Ayr,sre Ezrrs, says he DID
preach about Dove, the posoner of mis- wife Mr. Hbbs
sdd,-'I preached, It ia true sermon u on the p,,soocr
Of his friend and others have since published the dis
Dr. Fletcher, minister 10 Fn,bury chapel London, no,
rates the following 10 regard 10 the CT Eliza Fenning
referred 10 by the Dean Of Faculty defence OF Miss
Madeleine smi,b,-A consdersbIe number Of years Axo
was sent 70 visit on Sabbath day Eliza Forming prison,
who WAS sentenced 70 be executed the folosins Mon
day In the front OF Neweate, and who found aer
vards-slas though too sie-nnooent Of he crime she
was executed for deed sne nit,ed In. con.
prayed with her She dressed ln white, emblem
Of her Innocence In the same garments che sui red
death - criminal on the foo-ing hyf had no oppor.
ubi,y OF Judging Of her inpocs The EXPIRE Of
her couueoaDce viii never be erased nom ny remem
brance In literally stereoty ped upon my heart From
What vas communicated 10 me some years afer The fatal
| and melancholy event l Can now explain The EXPIRES
| sion Of her countenanoe. the demonstra-
uon OF Injured nnocenoe When the event OF her
ton was almost forgotten, baker, dying In workhouse
In he vicinity OF London SAID 10 the matron OF the
or 10 some other individual 70 the following eacci;-hy
mind Ia heavily burdened. cannot die unul make the
following -llza Fennns died Innocent Of
the crime for which she suffered am the murderer d
her mistress put the poison into the morscl which effect
ed her death" On the ria the jury concluded must
have been the cook who administered the poison hey
4 IN baka
In the vcesy OF my own chapel OF my elders stated
TO me that The baker relative OF The deocascd There
no doubt that be accomplished his murderous purpose
10 CRAFTY come long cherished pasdon Of revenge Zoe
offence given him. real or imaginary, By the fate victim
OF bis malevoebce. Better that hundred murdercrs
should escape than that innocent person should perish
| by crcumsantia evidence
AEKv THEORY or TIE GLASGOW TRAGEDY.
| Prom the London Lancet, July 1871