The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1857-08-27
VOL. XII.
to him on that Occasionrrs well as on previous

to him on that OCCASION - well az on previous
ones. EH
In 184S, Beranger wssAelected a member Of
the Legislative Body, b. 'so4s47l votes, bat he
again refused to take s4ice and since then
he has led . retired life, ioyipg small circle
of devoted friends, by wiz he WAS surrounded
on his death bed. So
A great number of .rs, in honor of Be.
ranger, have been sent fro Il all parts of France,
to the leading newspapers of this city but
those journals being sui ssy political, and not
in the habit of PUBLISH, poetry, they will be
collected. and published "a volume.
The Emperor interdis any proposition, by
public subscription, for y erection of monu-
ment to the memory of l-srsnger, and proposes
a private subscription, W a the intention him
self to head the list with = large amount.
Before the election G she members of the
Legislature, it Was rumoe athroughout France,
that another conspiracy eainst the Emperor
had been discovered. se official organ, the
Moniteur of the 22d of T. month, states that,
in reality, q few weeks pr aous TO the elections,
conspiracy. connected =. London, to murder
Napoleon Ill, was brou it to light; and that
three Italians, who were 20 have put the plan
into execution, were arrs,aed in Paris, armed
with poinards and revolSrs. They confessed
their criminal intentioti,3 nd and disclosed the
names of their accomplish. The Italians ar
rested are Tibald, Bartolo.ti, Grill, alias Saro,
accomplices of Mazzini, rLedru- Rollin, Massa-
remit, and Csmpanells The Emperor is ma.
king great efforts for the : xtradition of Ledru.
Rollin from England, as -ell as to have MAJ.
zini, with all the other re agees, banished.
In my opinion, Epglsoi never will be able to
effect the expulsion of u elru Rollin but it is
feared that her precariots position is such at
hot oh Co. he
refugees to the United States, in order to keep
on good terms with the Emperor of the French
until her difficulties in India are overcome.
The views of the Psriaians have undergone
material change, with fsepect to the power Of
the Emperor, who was ctce thought almighty
and they now begin to think that his days are
really numbered. The republican party sees
the greatest obstacle to liberty in him, and
there are great number of fanatics among
them, who will risk their lives to get him out
of the way. That there will and soon must be
revolution, is fact beyond doubt; and
you may rest assured that the next will be an
awful one-not like that of 1889, but it will be
general revolt against the monarchs of Eu-
rope. The French will, as usual, take the in
itiative; after which, they will be ready to as
sist lialy, Germany, Hungary, and Poland, to
free themselves of their oppressors. Secret
political doisgs are now frequently brought to
light all over Europe, showing that there is
much dissatisfaction brewing. A carrier pigeon
was found q few days eince, by farmer, in his
granary. He seized the innocent bird, too
much tatigued to make its escape, and he dis.
covered the following words written on the
feathers of the wings: "Union and Progress,
Brussels, No. 49," with the initials, L. ID. r.
This strange capture soon reached the ears of
the vigilsnt police, and the bird was taken by
them, as dangerous and offensive adversary
to peace and prosperity.
The Governor of LON hardy, Archduke Max
imilian, was married on the 9th of July, to the
Princess Charlotte, daughter of King Leopold
of Belgium. That country once belonged to
Austria, and We hope that this marriage will
not again bring it under its yoke.
The far famed singer, Lablache, died sudden,
ly last week. at a Watering place.
The Grand Opera is making preparation for
the performance of the last production of
Messrs. de Saint Georges and Halvey, an opera
in five acts, called La Magicienne
The Emperor left Plombieres on Wednesday,
and reached Saint Cloud last evening.
The weather is too warm to think Of fash.
ions or anything else except the prospects of a
fine harvest, which is already much advanced.
The vintagers expect to gather their grapes
early in September, and to make wine equal to
that of the memorable year 1911. The pros
poets of Bordeaux wine are not, however, quite
so favorable. The vine malady is rapidly
spreading in regions where it never before ap
peared.