The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-08
TINE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF NAPOLEON.
Additional Interesting Particslars-six Killed,
and Nearly One Hundred and Fifty Wounded
Demands on the English Government
TO Expel tho Refugees
Ae., &C., "a.

The attempted sssAssna.on OF the Emperor bad been
the AL eperossng topic Of the week On the day follow
representatives OF the Corps Dp,omatase OF tho Senate
the Legis ave body the Council OF state Sc congratu
iAssue nm and The Empress upon their escape. Some Of
sne chcas, IN their addresses limited that the English
government should be called upon expe refugees
who abused her hospitality by organizing
plans Of destruction and persecng their conspraces.
The Emperor in reply 10 the groat bodies Of the state
expressed his hrm confidence and reliance u their Cup
port and devotion lie added, that at the time he
was resolved 10 adopt suoh Nigh, be ieemed
advsable but should not depart from that path Of drm
pess aud moderation which he had hitherto followed
Fhe French journals had joined in the cry for the expu
sion OF the conspraors from Europe AMI the Paris cor
respondent Of the Times says positively stated that
communication had been made by the French Minister
In LONDON 70 tho English government demanding the ex
pulson from England OF i've political refugees-one or
two Italian, aud the rest French
The effect OF the explosion OF the three pro3ecties
was ct first supposed. TIE number OF persons
less wounded fell little any, short OF one hundred and
hty and six had died of the injuries they sustained
The projectes employed OF the formidable
kind aud h Is said chat not less than twenty Of them
meant TO be used Five minutes previous 10 tho expio
son, An Italian named Perri, who was expelled from
France in 1852. was recognized by the police and
arrested He WAS armed with six bsrrelled
revolver and dagger, and was the bearer Of . bomb
similar ~ those exploded. Count Orsni, who
rested at his lodspgs upon information given by his
want said 70 have that he threw one OF the
bombs These parties and two o,ners named Gomcz and
Da Silva alias Rudo, also in custody supposed to be
the chiefs IN the affair police officer from London had
OrsDi as having been connected with the affair Of Tosch
nj who escaped from london sometime snce.
The Emperor exhibited much solicitude for the
wounded, and had distributed decorations among tn
numerous soldiers who received injuries. The adoption
Of stringent measures in regard TO the Italians resden; in
Paris was contemplated, Congratulations had been re
ceyed ey the emperor from nearly al the European 60
vernment.
bill was to be presented 10 the Cores Iegsasf for
granting pensions TO the victims of the explosions and
their famnee
The 'instructons against the prisoners charged with
tbp Drdp hah hod shot
was expected 10 take place early in February.
secret society bad been discovered in Paris AMI gun
powder and arms had been seized
Developments by the police OF Birmingham, Engla
show tina. perr and Ors!n had laa their plans while
siding in that town.
The Paris correspondent Of the london advertiser says
that formal demand been made upon the British go
vrrment for the expulsion OF Victor Iugo, Mazzni Le-
drU Ro!ln and Louis Banc from the British territory.
Il s stated tina, Ruiio the youngest Of the Italian pr
sorers has revealed everything ed with the plot
to assassipate the Emperor. Tho trial VII take place
shout The 10Th OF February.
The correspondent OF the London Hrctd says that on
the 2ist persons were arrested in the gardens
Of the ruheries, each with loaded revolver in his
pocket
oNsN OF THE PLOT.
From the Paris Monitelr.
The crime at which all Paris still shudders, and which
VIII excite the indignation o. the whole world appears 10
be the result Of vast plot copcoced in other
In fact the government received on Jersey long ago
June last the following Information plot consists
in the manufacture Of Eliminating grenades, invented
by -. They are OF power hitherto unknown, aud
thelT striking against tho pavement vii! their
poson and the destruction OF the carrage On the other
hand fresh manifesto Of kazzn appeared the 9th
inst IN the .lalid del Poroo of Genoa lastly the
por recently received from ondoa by the gov
ernment stated ss follows; man named Pcrr who Is
native OF Florence, and formerly officer 10 tne Italian
Legion, has just quilted Eaeand for the purpose OF
ryng into execution plot concoced against the If
OF the Emperor. This Italian is a man Of from 40
40 years OF age, small In stature, thin dark aud OF SICK
ly hue. lie speaks French badly, with strong ltaan
accent, but speaks English very well. He is vio!eot
andy dat nal .f.lf
10 ny from his country in consequence Of several
murders, and among others that Of Drest Before oav
Ing EDeatd FerT had several Interviews with the French
refoeeos m iondon later account says'-Perr has
passed through BIussas where he several refugees
proceesed TO Paris by way Of iie, aoc,mpaned
by an elderly nan whom he took up at Brussels, an
carrying with bin machin. OF hollow iron a 10
the Joaquin sys,em Il is remrkei thar this travels
IN 1rs. Cls aas aghts Lhe FIRST h0els. and ap
pears % be WEI, supplied With money. rhs PERI,
whose dosCrpon in the hands of the police agents Of
Paris, was arrested en- tho evening OF the a,tenp,
the Opera few minutes before u TOOK place Cufortu-
naiey his &C ,ouelces already al work, ard
net possible to prevent their guilty design
TIE rRoEcriLrs.
From n. Droitl
Tho bombs were OF cast ifcn obong aat 10 thc ,o,mos
pear AMI IN the wilos part from four 10 i've inches Ina
diameter The shock OF ono 90 tho caps OF which each
1adteyeral on hard substance necessarily c,Isei an
explosion Tho bombs were loaded with decorating pow
der The hrt thrown nj the carriage Of the yas
jUst after The vehicle entered the Rue Iepellelsr did
ro, touch the Emperor even the yehicie bu.
ed about twenty persons On this ID. cotchnan whipped
up his horses but almost Immediately second bomb
burst, and orc Of tho horses beng by three pro
j.cl-s fell 10 the ground. A tdrd bomb throya With
more precision fell beneath the carriage .se and burst
With Tremendous force, smashing part of IN pieces The
fpnters Of this bomb wounded tho sec,n, horse xhis,
expired some hours after The ooschmsn, named Iedoux
was wounded in the band The only person In the carriage
with the Emperor and Empress was General Roguet,
and be- a. sready stated received ght injury The
ef cape Of their majes;ios quite miraculous he
Emperor received slight cut the sje VI the nose BY
piece ~ glass from the carriage ~ndo~. Another
piece OF glass struck the Empress al the OF the
o eye bus len 20 trace Superintendent Heoert or the
police, who opened the door O The Emlror carriage At
the moment Of the third explosion, vas dangerously
wounded. Inc carriage itself yesterday taken INTO
te court yard % the Tuerie. and vsI by great nun
btrs Of persons All the under part ard from, Of the
carriage had the appearance Of being blosn 70 pieces
ARRESTS.
Five minutes previous TO tie explosions NJ. Heoert
peace oihcer. recognized at the corner Of the Roe
fepeieiior Italian named Perr who had is,ey re.
turned to fsrs and who had been expelled from francc
which he had obtained in London and entered France
through Belgium. Although be spose English, and vas
disguised, N. Hebcrt. who hal not seen him sor ave
years, recognized and arrested him PERI the
bearer Of six bsrrelled revolver and bomb similar TO
those exploded, together with long dagger After hav-
nE oseu rsI' , "a tne suaru mouse, NJ Hsoert was IN
received two severe wounds Among The first persons ar
rested arc four foreigners Three Of them arrested
IN FURNISHED hOel In the Rue Nontmsrre aud one u the
Rue Lepellcer. grea, number Of policemen we're sta
toned hs morning at the door OF the hotel the Rue
Iepcllcer, II "a said tbat tee proecsiles we're ,hrown
. increasing every moment some police stations ARR
overcrowded With prisoners shortly after the Jsons
CREST vno was passing in tho Rue iepclleer afforded
spiritual AID ~ The wounded who required IT,
The persons arrested all IN Mazas prison They are
~ much ier position IN lie th.o the risnOrs aud II.
celdis some Of them are well kporn persons Of
good f1iy They were all well Dressed, and nsd plenty
d money ABOUT them Several Frenchmen, well A.
Very shortly after the commission OF she crmo an
alan named eount Orsni, arrested in his odg ogs
n The Rue Mobtbsbor. lie cobessed that he had been
be Rue epeleter, and had thrown one Of che shells
Whether he threw from tic street. from the window
" fufnSi CD lodging house opposite which
,'oosbe, no, quite cieer He himself wounded by
he explosion sum Of f3oo 70 fico IN Englnh gold |
md bank notes was found in his odsinss Orsini
ound out 10 consequence ol an accomplce Who by tho
tate o. excitement n which he wss attracted the aten
ion ct the police On beng arrested gave orsiois /
ddress, but called him by an Eogish name some say,
'oweyeT that his passport bore the rortugvese Of
The person named orsini H. appears the whose
escape from the prison OF Mantua, 70
ounfcd in the papers about year ago excited 30 much
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