The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-28
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.



Aacth.r Mor1aa Affair in Fancs-fnscrference Of as
Government IN Faror Of Je,OisA RgAs-Curious Freaks
Of IasaHiy-A Homiiy % Juages-TAe English Painted
~ Themstres-FFsneA ReliyUs otssrprrces, DC.
The French government Is anxious TO wash It's hands OF
all sympathy with the Unramoniane psrty the Morta
"a affair An analogous ese has just occurred which has
given IL an opportunity OF exhibiting its dspositonto
abide by the simple rule Of common sense
man called Gugenheim, who was condemned 70 hard
sbor Cor life for participation the Caen murder which
MAG much noise short time ago. had several illeeu'
mate Children and the woman who bore whem TO him 4
having also been condemned hard labor for ctan
period chdren sent for safety to theiospce Of
Caea Gugeuheim and. the woman, il seems, are Jews,
and they brought up their childrenf TO any lah ata-
according their own The ctiaven were. however,
aaer preparation by the attached toshs stab
Ishmsnt. baptized. NJ. Jador, Grand Rabbi ~ Paris
ssSiySsamed the children, in order to have tatasss-
Cass dews but the religious authorities 81 the hospce
strongly ebeced 10 give thcm up The Project OF the
Cslvados referred the 10 the Minister Of the Int
ror and ihe Minister, in the name Of the government
has Just peremp,ory order that the children shall
be handed 70 the Grand Rabbi
repov, prevailed that tho Pope had sent asatcmcnt to
all Europe relating the Mortara affair at Bo
logns but The Pue declares that has authority deny
that any thing the kind has been done No doubt how
ever publicity this untoward circumstance wi,
change OF the law relating Jewish children, which,
at present existing is a foul disgrace Christianity.
NJ Csrrei, the Frcnch agent who was on boar The
Charles Georges when that vessel b. the Por
tuguese authorities, has arrived il Paris.
Society has recently been greatly shocked by the
strange fantastic tricks which admen at large have been
playing Yesterday Ranyille IA Place. soldier fur
Tough, named Risboy, when visiting his family was sud
denly attacked with involuntary phrenzy. physi.
clan VINO him ordered that he should be closely
watched bat somehow he TO possess himself Of
Ratchet with which he Immediately Knocked the
brains Of invalid brother, lying in his bed. He then
set Gre TO the house and with It's Ratchet menaced the
people who came extiugush The flames. IL next
rushed the fields and three peasants has
tenne 20 the scene y the oohuigrau9n, he instantly
seized and Killed o? them and would have done
much fcv the third lad he not made the
best use II his heels. He then 10 the church.
the aged sexton OF which he laid dead al his feet
with blows Of bis hatchet after which, entering the
body the church. aud laying aside ms fearful weapon,
he 90 tho altar took up the sacred vessels The Wine
and consecrated waters, and began 70 initiate the priey
functions al high mass He was thus engaged, when The
and some gens-d armes arrived. The cure, with
OF authority desired him 10 descend from the altar
The obeycd, and then secured The amount Of
damage caused by the ire ASSESSED AT 900 francs.
But General Count de Ssles, Distinguished General IN
the French service and Senator has inst dedthe victim
Of madman's hald. The husband of the Countess dc
Chanaeiles-a lady whose father was the celebrated
Count oe las 6ass tho comanoa Of the great Napocons
exile 10 st. Helena-had, II appears, for some time been
exhibiting symptoms Of mental alienation A few days
be rushed into the declaring his wife had been
carried Oh, and Selling revolver began firing right aud
lell Al each person who came 10 HE way The Count he
Stes, who conuexien OF the family, ate npted
the revolver from his hand aud in doing so re-
ceved shot in his groin, from which he now dead.
He "a Years Of anu from his distinguished ante
cedents Algiers and the Crmean wal, had before
him glorious future, whiea hls thus been untmely
interrupted.
The Emperor. the Empress aud the Prince Imperial
have ie St Cloud for Compiognc The Emperor, before
his departure from - Cond signed tho marriage con
tract OF a. Adoph E0uld with Mic. Marthe Iedoax
Tho wife u the Baron do Bourqueucv, French Ambas-
sador Al Vienna has ust died ia giving birth 10 a child
ne ggurlS0 a. au heir stiff
after the vacation. The members IT all the judicial
bodies the Council Of tao Order o. Advocates Judges
IL Far ct PARIS and OF the Department Of the Seine
getber with the members Of the Tribunal Of Commerce,
attended the rnass OF the Holy SPIRIT in the beautiful Ste
Philippe, and finished by the Emperor. Al the Imperial
Court the address was 70 be made by NJ. Clair dste.
Ange, formerly the most eloquent advocate OF France
Procnreur General The Court thrcngcd BY per
OF every grade 70 hear the distinguished orator Ills
discourse remarkable for IL cloqucnce could
fa ~ b. the case but NJ. Clair fste Ange only
other instance Of eloqacncc ringing its chains and seeking
o. call Il music Az the bar he least comparative
ny, free man, aud hesated 10 speak such
The nominee Of despotsm, he srcaks with cord around
his neck.
lie did on this occasion, however, what NJ could he
read the assembled judges lecture cracking Jokes
court, renarkng that Cicero had said that the Judge
criminal proceedings should mover allow himself e. u
carried away with passion, "rott rda -, ira "a
pani~dd, not less true aid that for the due al
miDnon Of Justice and dignity of the Judge the abuse
Of iocuarity would have sti depiorsbc effect,
What Bossret said to kings and princes Of the Garth per
haps he might be permitted ~ address TO them: 40
pride yourselves your power, aud lot lead You
70 make use q insulting raiery Tor there nothing
odiQns After an cxhoratoh 70 department al once |
dgnaed and Kind and sbundauty orbear!ng lac concnd
ded by setting forth tho Emperor example N this
spec.
tbe right " make our free occupations for
impotence towards those who have business with us /
What sovereign has shown calmness shan hc
has done IN the midst 81 the mnst varied tr1iy Wh0 has
ever shown more examples of moderation and Kindness
He remains everywhere calm ana accessible a4vgn1 or
c0nsodag those whom he cknnot satisfy, receiving
here Ito most humblo applications. while H.
nfs@ my
aud tie glory Of France. let serv- tho prince
governs he wishes 70 be served ~ be Ike him
patient ald kind lei into the feeling d modcra
ton before which parties hesitate anu the pcpplc 81
France become enthusiastic IN those Journeys which
To the credit Of French bureaucracy Il must however
be aided that whatever is form, pres .nts most fn
vorable contrast 10 that OF England IL general mrny
and accessibility, and u the frocurcur General noiwh
standing, finds u necessary q adm MISTER caution,
other SIDE u The channel.
Thc poatou which Nr. Bright, The member for Br.
ninrham has q late been occupying before the English
pubic has been viewed with great interest ~ al oassee
bore 9Ghou, their oSn pfeTer Tod - home, i :
something 70 have the right 81 packing up neighbours
crumbs. and a. The speeches in question o.
suogste nature a. regards Ierhdleus Albion, they
severely anmadrerts on MI Bughs IN.
hments bu, FOR all that, 10 one y sorry 10
b. treated 10 view q the English Interior by
Of .urlands most artistic showuen. u is very true
that NJ Bright, witb his peculiar sentiments
80. - ~, -, ssr, ys 49, ~ W. ~. .re
n the body polite " England which will render hs
name nousehVd word. There = q growing public Ia
thai country which daily conscious and ~
the airttrcty ~ pumrr iteh uron country which
reserves Al s wealth and bouors Tor the few the a
which are hufhewepe a. wool and drawers O water never
dd ~ orator utter more thrilling truth than when nc
sad that besides the eleven millions ~ rupcrs which
England Confined there overltying Surplus OF
equal number, whose concealed under
smiling feature u h too true that there not IN
country - arge class who's misery studiOusy dis
ruized IA ue effort apyrar % ciabc IN snrand ind
L. no les true that whenever money ~ spent tis
the artocracy who have choce o,tbo nrs r,s
X on
THIS truth cannot be reasoned by bringing forward
vrtuOus exceptions. nor by prrsa~aiwsvs loss
EyCoThtntic when the rfeai lapcaigi--ac ~ tho
orator 81 setting class against tssss.
Tlat Mr BLIGHT. wik al h.s col 5 lifted f0r
la ufo organising fnaaNne a. tarFQ