The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-08

Immediately Instituted which
doubt upon his mind that his surmes correct Eo
consequently Look the wise although somewhat
step Of searching the house. was poorly furnished
there Indications OF any manufacture either OF
chemicals metal work having been carried but
trunks, which fastened and locked, excited aen
ton In one Of these which Mr.. Stephens forced open
~as found q most vouninous correspondence with ndi
vidoAs both in England and abroad, and extending far
back ls4s These letters and other documents, which
numerous enough To h carpet bag, were a.
taken Of and placed In the hands Of tho Home
Secretary Further investg have given rse 20 the
the doubtful reputation Of having fabricated the shells
by means unlikely that by this time the maker has
been discovered.
Last night another search Of the house in Bath
made by Of the Metropolitan detectives, assisted by
Sergeant Manton OF the Birmingham force which resulted
IN what considered important discoveries
aple stood IN OF the parlors, covered by cloth
which concealed drawer In ths receptacle were found
another mass Of correspondence from individuals in Eng
and and various parts of tho Continent addressed
70 Major and others To Colonel Pierrio Nearly all
OF these letters which written In French, Italian,
and English Of and are likely % throw
some light upon the arooty which their recipient
engaged book was also discovered treating Of the
construction Of Rrenades and giving receps
the manufacture Of expi~vc substances This was taken
possessnn Of great many numbers Of the Spectateuy
Paris paper, which the French government suppressed
Monday also found in the house From other ds
coveres would appear that the Spanard Gomez who s
now in custody M mpcred IN the conspiracy, Ike
wise OF Perrs vsters Three OF the principals have
thus been traced TO Birmingham namely, perri, orsin
and Gomez II by means improbable that very
Iguar facts connected with the secret meetings here
will be placed before the public. Tho documents above
ss soass 70 have like 'h others" been transmitted 10 Sir
SPEECH OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE FRENCH SENATE.
fb. PRESIDENT of the Senas addressed their Maeses
follows
sire-Ater having given vent 70 the painful emotions
OF our indignant heartsater having rendered thanks
Providence which mscuonsy shielded the lives Of your
the Senate turned is oughts towards fture
with feeling OF Alarm 70 rally with stl greater
ndence round throne be- which nothing but
danger Sire dynasties founded without trials AMI
we are oil with the difficulties and tro ,S,ss of
II of tha giOrnU hausa hcb,
firmly on the throne Of England. is IN France ot
these conspi'acies hached-not in France oAica Are
repondsd your dpTrd She perseveres in her resoly
tions and reoices At her head Prince who while
re establishing her power bessme time reyiyes all the
sources OF her greatness let US continue, then,
principle Of authority which France has personined In
you Your Majesty will find the Senate ready to support
you IN all legitimate consequences; for 10 Is through the
breach of weakened powers that revolutions rush and
France wishes to remain uprisht, firm great united
not To des end 10 party squabbes degenerate into
the snturnaa OF anarchy But there something more
than this. The revolutionary spirit having been driven
Dom France has settled down abroad, has become cos
nopote is from foreqr ronchoii, erected n,a,ns,
furoie, situated IN The centre of Europe Aat fdnati
hs Prince uho bears his pos0fui The buctlr
Of Eopedn order; execrsbe whose policy is
assassination, and who even assault gentle women una
wrc that sono OF them bave the bearts OF hcroes Blu,
how comes II that dsese idcdbe ranpe
all the duties Of hospitality under fos aud are united in
peopl,s do not tale ,1surs, 10 orr, g,,yn, s
the cause g ord>rS The law Of nations authorizes M g
uce ana common nferert5 make II duty,
due to the moderation shown by France TO the wisdom Of
her sovereign and 10 the invaluable services rendered by
her policy Such Sire, is the cry raised by France
such s the wish OF the Senate The days are rome by
wren nations stood isolated in their egotihr tylhza-
ton has so bound them up together that the suffer
Of the the saaerngs Of the other Ie them
then assrt each other carrying out tho comaon ort
that Is 70 say the consolidation Of peace and tho sta
by Of society deeply stirred at the close OF ths ss,
hall century. 1t s Oh this condition thnt Providence viii
give them support in their the difficulties from
spmn Dope Oh ,hem are exempt As far as we are con
God, who leadr empires, preserves TO US the Prince
whom the love OF the peore sought In land Of exile To
inust us desnies to him. and who has exceeded ali the
hopes Of the country Yes sire God whose pronhet
EXCLAIMED "Away from mo, ye bloodthrsty menW will
10y anow 0Ime 70 interrupt oeforoh Is completed, the
mission OF order restoration and progress which has
entrusted 10 you.
REPORT or rRE MINISTER or TIRE INTERIOR.
SIRE when an at'ewp Ike that OF the IAN suddenly
staiuos the world ard shows % ae fuost ecredulous
what savage anarchy would ike to impose itsolf on
france by assassination, every expect that the 20
Ne'nneht VIII come 70 serious decision 10 proven.
without beng carried along by public Indignation il IL
Necessary 70 SEEK with firm and calm moderation, erer-
Pec remedies adaps'd 20 the gravi oi the evil con
sdsr well ihe daDger and 10 be ready to act
Ihe hserant danger, sire 10 be founf IA that sect OF
as 'ssshs who recruit broad dayH light at rew leagues
from our froriers 81 send N sw hours MO the verv
heart OF Paris their hired assasns and ats os es
truc'ion.
What encourages therl-vhet especially eneourares
Those who cay them and direct thebiis the mad hone
which they entertain that the inaurrecton bh .sp ~
sue when they have broken the powerful which has
already put h down will band them Paris France
and portion Of Europe This hope which has no founda
hoh N presence 81 aresoiutc government, OF devoted
army, = sasfed people ia Cny kept 10 on one hand
by the action Of demsgogues who conspire
and spread agitation snd, the other baud, by the i'm
pud'bt opposition o those fragments OF ancient parties
Who WITH equal folly, expect an impossible resurrection
from anarchy,
To meet this emergency various measures will bs sub
miucd 70 your Majesty. There Ia one, however which
our exiting laws admit at once, namely, mt 10 ,oierote
ot eero'n ourndL q, he hands Of Jeo but tra1oti0r
e dgidtrs shall continue m he the doy erponens of ne
ac1Hgs ~ demdge1ues-dimoa ne oGeiat organs of hetr
dreot or indirect a,,aJ,s a. disrdance Eor rust 40
the ober hand, attacks be allowed 20 be male hovever
wei disguised, necessarily against the now dynasty
and the 1ton hi n ,b. co,utyv bas cho~.n ,-r
self showing obstinate hope that preent ans yb,ch
baye fa.n o since INTO utter oblivion mag be possibly
and proximateiy realized.
Among the French newspapers II ts very ea-v N ss
ccrn which are bcso whose object, more or less lsgsod
r to prepare the way, lnscmuch they can for other
hopes tan th. uiaton of the empire.
AZ long as free Ineland feared the family which
now reens the ssc and the ntrgues OF the friends Of
most rigorous measures foar goverhaent sire a. the
present moment vbst that u England tn long tins
sitter Wism III IN an evident Position CT legitimate DC.
fence the attempt OF the lih OF January only proves
too well. We should be wanting 70 our duty 4 ye d,d
not stonoe have recourse Tho interest of society 70
those weapons which The actual legaon oacss At our
disposal and ask your Majesty TO decree a, once The
severe application of the ls~ Of 1852 on the press
i,,', ~non nas scarcely tvo years existence ~
Iphucai organ, on the very Of the day upon
which allowed ia publication, forge, ell The formal
prons made by rs EDITORS and oD,ned ia columns 10
RsrU, Do Pdrts seeks make tsef the centre 0,
'oft of rsmAed agitation the traces cf which The govern
nent hss discovered IN various DEPARTMENTS n, more
over adher,s to SIS work Of propae .ndisr and ia st
humber y rerete with The gOri1csnon o. the rcm.ns-
rtnccs and hopes OF the republican party. More than
nnce warned AMI ita pubca ion suspended daring the
last two years, Il must now b. suppressed. TIE decree
Of the 18th " February, 1882 allows this suppression
and propose u 20 your Majesty.
Another newspaper, which, under very different colors
has never ceased since he restoration Of tho epre ID
wage hidden but constant sgans, the nstlu-
formerly GALE The Aseos Naiioadil perssiing ia s
lprosion takes the opportunity While expressing fts
horror at the attempt Of the lih Of January, IL advA
he pr'-cipcs which Il upholds and, whou. regard TO
lktm isnoringt q sssasiuatiou Of Henry III, Henry
" ard OF the Due de Berry, Il adds
Formerly hose detessie passions found check in hat
sluar, law Of tbe monarchy which, placing he prnrps
ered ar rshi above a changes and al ambitions rendered
hose crimes useless and Ia measure took ala
ext for heir rmmis-icn.