The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-09

peror pale and grave and said nttle except
thing the effect that His hour was not come yet"
He showed the doctor his hat the brm of which had been
carr led away clean al the time the window
smashed and General Roguet hit in the nspe Of the neck
as be sat IN the seat facing him. The Empress had by
this time worked herself up into a somewhat nervous
state, like the who having ridden over an enormous
chAsm IN the night without being of the danger
ne had passed, seeing it by light of day
0erw hemed that he took 10 his bed and fell sex The
My Visible effect her Majesty TO speech
'tbe little more than usually quick The Prince I'm
eria was brought out OF bis bed TO make among that
ongrsulatory crowd OF ambassadors ministers generals
nd ENJOYS from all parts Of the earth his nfantle
reclamation OF horror on seeing the mark which the
roken glass had left the perial cheek OF his father
appears to have moved Napoleon than all the dan
gers he bad just escaped the mu udnous aiuatous
which met him everywhere. AS Washington said
when the crowd pointed out 10 him who had met TO
10 DO him honor, alt would have been larger If had
been going TO be banged; so doubt not the Emperor
unused with bmse and thought wv different the OF
many who heaped upon the of fell
citations would have been bad one of the bombs deprived
him OF his head instead CT half OF his hat bomb of
similar nature 10 those exploded picked up after
wards the Opera and pistol and the gunsmth who
sold the latter has been discovered who distinctly
thes purchaser CT the Italians who have been
arrested. Pefri who five minutes before the arrival
the imperial cortege recognized by Hebert Chef de
Police q suspect aud arrested with bomb and re.
vover on his person resided for several years in Br
mpgham, gaining his livelihood teacher Of languages
His hs bits quiet and noensve and altogether those
Of person avoiding unnecessary collision with any He
frequently Quilted Birmingham short alb
sepces for the Contnen-tor Prussia, as is be-
Ievet--snd assigned his motive summons
from families OF consideration for the exercise OF the
cation he followed, that OF lngut strong suspicion
pre- walls that the deadly proectles in fact
featured Birmingham. He has a resident here ap
prenced 10 goldsm in the Place Dauphine There is
some mystery too about perr connected with the murder
which took place years in London, and the dis
covery Of which baad all the efforts of the pc ice 1t
may be remembered that an Italian named foschini
killed Of his countrymen aud seriously wounded two
others. One of the wounded was a man called Rudo,
relative of Perr and the of the crime which
was then known the suspicion entertained by the
betraYlDg
of their political association. Count Orsniand 1t is be-
eved that be has really right TO the title he assumed
belongs TO the ustrouS house of that name, who has
been arrested blowu up with his petsrd for
of the proectes had seriously wounded the fore part of
his head discovered by his ants application at
chemist, for remedies for his wound. On his person
Of oU0 found and 10 the stable beautiful
which his wound prevented his awaiting himself of.
He, too, resided principally at Birmingham, where,
under the simple tun Of Felice orsini, he gave
lectures and be and Perr were constantly together
The parties do not deny their guilt but 10 hat
tent others implicated is not gen rally known. Alto
getber than thirty have been placed under
arrest, but II thought that the strong desire OF the
government 10 copne the crime 10 Italian source will
prevent any Frepchman beng brought to trial It is
possible to avoid ii, though suspect ere Is very little
doubt that all Frenchmen's hands not clean In the
matter
The Emperor as he has a fair right to do is improving
the occasion went 10 the Tueries TO hear the speech
delivered the legislative bodies Monday. Aud
may be SUPPOSED the sensation created by the words
which alluded 10 the ate attempt his life, fell with
thrilling effect on the audience. really grand
csson There, in tn t msjest, Sale des Mareschaux
with Its high vautsd roof ano golden walls, suspended
which the portraits Of the most ebraed marshals
OF the Empire STOOD Louis Napoleon with the i'm
perturbable calm which in power as in exile triumphant
hendsh machip atoms. his head within OF
the gulIotine forsskts him and in the gallery
above him. surrounded by the ladies of her court and the
wives Of the most distinguished dipomat.ts Of the
that beautiful Empress who, ether with himself,
had Just been under fire where death and destruction
dealt wholesale Never did the Empress look
lovely The excitement Of the called up the whole
woman WI and mother into her vsage Tears stood IN
her eyes The mperors voice. ringing through
that prncey ball amid the stiffness OF death, uttered the
words
THANK Almighty visible protection with which
he has shielded the Empress and myself while deplore that
many victims should have been made order attempt
eaTrv Win Them more Than on useful instruction The srs
IS that the parties who have recourse to assassination
these desperate their weakness and OF
power the second Is, that never did assassination
the HANDS Neither the party which Caesar
low nor ha which struck Henry " Proaned by their
never allows The esuse OF ihe crime 70 triumph These a.
present faith in the future II live the empire lives
with me; and ia the empire will be sl more strength
army would be tresi support the throne my
Whether not all present assented to the climax with
which these words concluded, is qpte impossible TO
magnify the sensation the speech generally produced
There abandon Of feelings genuine outpouring OF
the hesrsueh as have never before witnessed on any
other public occasion here The Empress with the tears
gushing down her cheeks and half sinking she bowed
her acknowledgements was picture such as viii never
Every encouragement Is being given to the working
classes n repair 10 the Tueres aud nscrbe their
on the imperial book large employers giving half
day them that they may it to that purpose and
when they at the palace gates mdrechd du p1i1is
clothed IL scarlet and all the insignia OF his courty Office.
receives them with the erpreSs>ment he would
beetow the most distinguished visiters. They enter
covered with iuxurious Competing and adorned with
luz1 the sight OF which would conOund Eaglshman Of
their grade not so here. The French metropolitan
work Is very superior being 20 his ncigbbor
the Channel on occasions ike these though he wearhe
blouse, is badge Of his N Ser than that he
coulo not If he chose. don good broatclcth Examine
him and you will find h neither garments good
better than your his shirt OF goO1ly and
OF snowy Wbteness, and everything about him. down
his shoes, displays a neainess aud taste peculiar
20 his country He enters the palaces Of kings
with no rn1urdis hore-with surprise; aud
be examines anything with curious eye,
Is some glorols work " art Of sculpture Of paint
ing IN the rooms. Tie generally writes hand,
and ssns bis name with Aiaciiy that some kings who
formerly held their state IN the palace be Il Standing n
might have enved Oi course, I am speaking OF the
Partisan workman Ia particular
Is Understood that vigorous attefnp; will be made
tb occasion 10 induce the IL gsh government 70 take
strong measures agsin the refugees. but the Ambassa
dor hs given N De Morny plainly understand that be
holn out hopes q successtbai beyond preventing
any known piracy against government whatever
nothing be done In TIE meantime. By way OF keep.
ing IT, hand In order the N0aew has the following In
regard T. Belgium 10 the midst Of the universal repro
baton excited by The attempt Of the 18th, indg
uant al seeing Journal printed In Begium-L Drdpeau
loud approve, IN IT, number of the 18th. Of the idea
Of ssssssnatng the IN peror. We avail, the decision Of
The French government"
The sensitive Bourse took alarm nj these words aud So.
cures rated Al quotations considerably below those OF
the preceding day.
The Englsh residents 10 the number OF four hundred
yesterday Meurces Hotel and snanimousiy voted
address " the Emperor lord Gray in the chair.
Our foreign Giles by the Arabia contain the folio wing ad
diona particulars relative TO the feeling pervsding the
public mind in Europe the subject Of the late aiemp,
on Napoleon's life
The PRoJEcTILEs EMPLOYED IN THE ATTEMPT TO
AssAssINATE TINE FRENCH EMPEROR.
TIE following illustration Of one Of the proiec1es
used by the would be sssassins Of Louis S.poieon:-
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