The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-24

nsshes .sssss simply 10 learn what has ben nd
s oe.e b thsh Immediate neighborhood; hoy WIN ~
~ o. every dsv, IN their town, county, kngdom I'd
Va e ne, nsy WIN yrumble = n, dictate 70 h.gh
hs SveryshinE but do without u. (Oheen) 70 na
superficial reesoner. indeed, who does nos psrosf
wrspe In the thuAders Of the 7ne and he esn hunt
ssa ncwng Wit Of Punch, principle aad PHILOSOPHY WI
wards higher ss i,v ws !; :: S
universal justice toward the aim and end Of Ne pres
diffusion OF truth, and the cultivation and advocacy,
government. {Cheer.). believe IN he oontnsaI.
and constantly increasing strength Of the roed fss
now NOV 1 ," ot ~ u, because rsoesc s
ated and divided the NO Countries there hsve sIva
been both sides far seeing statesmen ana me pasr
who have sgresd In their Vows Of The then szstss
Assassinat alton Of the Archbishop OF Paris.
The Of r ,Ss aGDssn ::
afternoon in the church Of st. Euenne du Mont, q
Of the procession which terminated NE services
the n<Spaine Of Sainte Genevieve
The ssaassins nsme Is, It appears verger. He n
of average stature and rather thin Al tho NONE
Of the crime he wore . black coat and black gr
his forehead i high and nee nom hair. just before
blow was struck N. de Borres, Cure Of 3. Nienne
ont preceded tho Aronhshop ,:qHs;ssns ss psSy
he knee Also. The The xrcSbishop having turned
man suddenly rose seized the prss BY ~ he sss
80 - 10 turn him partly round, and then plunged
poignard into bis breast. near the heart mo prsls
heTcHr MA tue 20 and be sank almost without sensao
The cure thinking that the Archbishop had been tak
10 o
cation, and then turned towards the prelate, whom
found lying on the pavement unable 70 speak.
knife, but was prevented by the Able surst w~s O
Of the sergents Dc Vile on duty In the church who DR.
seized the assassin.
amoet all the Paris journals, that V~gr had sade M
. y.ms.hsa for rs 1tp'''; ron to 0sa a'G.a e W . MN
ssSsps ss vss.
sion 10 tbat dogma and that he committed the crime
exposed hImaef to certain death out Of zeal against
on the subject and am assured that vsrgsr uttered
such exclamation on committing the crime; that he WI
not suspended from his functions for preach nc or VT
ting against the dogma and that the repeated hedic
imposed on him were accustomed By miscenas ~ gr0
in any one but particularly 20 In an socesiatic.
Chapel Of the rui1eriss which belongs . The pans
Of St. German pAuxerrois, and for some time beos
his removal bad exposed himself 70 ceosure. vaRiou
Archbishop, in which the scandaous charges wer
made sgalnst bis superiors After much inquiry thss
denunciatons were traced 70 verger In case o. pcsoo
ing which was tried time since, and IN Which u
buiband the criminal and the vile the victin Yer
ger was examined az o witness. In the course OF ID
trial ADDRESSED Inc Oourt In Woe Mt manner
Of the accused. he was censuIed by Tho tudseS, an
subsequently by bis ecclesiastical superiors Shorty
Afterwards he published pamphlet sGainst tho Precu
reur Imperial IN which he lavihed ON him the creates
vituperation. For these reasons, as well ~ for BIZ 70
ptated hreeularty OF morals, he was Cd BY n
soOs,.n The s1sP ~ ps,s ~ ss no~s1
removing the punishment inflicted BY the sufffagaa
The Archbishop required that all The proofs and doc1
mepts which the Bshop Of Aeaux founded his
should be laid before him They submitted and
ahmed with the greatest and elaboration rhe 70
.uls Was that the Archbishop in the ndsss terms n
formed Verger that with such evidence, he could MOI
heve him frem the censure ofthe Behop Of Aeaux Ia
Of the same time treated him with much Kindness Ie
bis life 10 avoid in future the errors which had brought
down punishment him. and he limited that the resD-
ration Of his functions would.depend on his own oond
In future. In the meantime the Archbishop gave hing
3ocf provide for his present necessities and tniorn
him that he should do all in bis power 10 save him oa
falling into desttu.ion The Archbishop esequsn. a.
entous motives TO remove his suspenso1 It's said tht
Vsrser very lately wrote letters IN which he scknov-
kdged the Kindness and charity Of the Archbishop whld
ct the same ime according 70 his own declaration, 70
vss preparing for the crime he has Just oommistd-
wh.,sver reason, he may nov .:cs 10, b. conduct
irresularity Of biz life. The Untcers would impy tht
Verger 10 sane. Ia true that man capable Of sucz
can be pronounced In perfectly healthy state OF MINI.
Put IL may be doubted whether be IL more Of madmo
than the generality Of atrocious c'imnah the answes
iven BY him In bis preliminary Animation do met Ind
a,e much arrangement OF intellect He appears oo<,
lear and resolute. As have ALREADY observed, ha
eosS mind have not = ". learned ,S. proofs ss
nesed Of his being man who irresponsible for b
cts.
The assassin veTger passed several hours " The churct
Of s. nenpe du Mont the day be committed the murder
10 choose place where he might strike his VICTIM mos
securely His rs intention 70 stab the Archbishop
Uben seated bic ponuhcal throne For THIS purpose
he offered the beade money TO allow him 70 take hs
and which place be sao he occupied every year During
the ceremonies. The beAdle refused. verser thee
thought OF bench whence he might STRIFE the Arch
the ssssssin on BIN entrance verger waited going
out the Archbishop went out By another door, and
yerger was again disapponted. IL was then ne vent
the nave where he Accom- pished his fearful project
Iron the Paris Constitutional, Jan. 81
The Archbishop had Just taken part In the prooesson
Having reached The church. he was on the point OF eoin
The persons assembled in the lower psr Of me temple
when he received two blows from . dagger oy MAJ
Of v'soi Gus appearance, Who was mmediaey Arresed
n. SuYat, the Grand Vicar, who accpAnled houfcig
neur sibour gave him abs oution on the spot and tn
prelsse expired, exclarning "Le knihwsss"
The Archbishop was IN bis su,pSs and Tss nos ao'a
taken into the vesry, where It remained for some time
II VAS then taken TO the presby,sry.
OF the docess of Mesux, called vsrger, and who ~
though only In his 32d year, had been suspended NOR
than once. Laroriy bis conduct had oersyse a com
pete alteration OF intellect lie was seen al The doors
the church Of the hadeane with plsoard on his breast
bearing accusations seainsi lis superiors
From the Psrs Droii
The Arcbbishop was Jest entering the vestry when /,
man rushed al him and wing his robes aside, pungc
q arge Catalan knife into bis breast, excaimng, "Ne
roddess ~ The murderer watched his dying vtotm via
= ,atsu,c smiIe when asked Why he committed he
osime DO said because suspended and was told
shoxld not be pardoued." why" they said, did
you exclatm mo goddeesf" "Bccause 40 nos believe
IN he Immacusse Conception, upon which explained
myself In the pulpit I wshed 70 protest once mor'
against 90 impous doctrine"
SKETCH OF TIE LATE ARCHBISHOP OF PARIS.
prom the London Post Jan.
Mous,snoy Nbour Archblshop Of Paris, whose melsu
choy death by q Assassin recorded In
columns yesterday, uArve OF the south OF France
where be vas born believe m the year l7ei % thai
rt the OF his death he IS years OF age Little
Of his early youth or education, or whore he nr
exercised hs presty Office; all that certainly known
that for some ears before his elevation 10 the Metro
poIan Pee ne neld the Bshopyc Of Dimes In the neigh
borhood Of The Alps he was promoted 70 me Archie
pisoopal See Of Paris mainly through the Innocence o
o. IA nnHEnnAllE AMAchnn