The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-08

Mr. Jasdios remanded he prisoner declining % .oospt
bail Al sppoe'oo TO deliver up como papers and a
order for money found On the prisoner refused.
Mr.. ALLsors POSITION AND ANr1cxDHNrs.
! From the Lincoln eng Times, Feb Is
Mr. Thomas Aisop, who Is said 10 have been implicated
in the lao attempt to assas:nase thu Emperor Of tho
men have offered reward Of Goo formerly resided At
the Red Hail, this city Many OF readers will
the Ss
bic small allotment scheme; and the Red Hail estate, in
the parish o. Bscserdse yss axsd upoo a. che alto for
chatst principles bought the estate OF the society, aud
began 10 work On the small allotment plsn. The indus
trial classes q the neehbsrhood did not ho~syer appear
sufficiently alive TO the glorious principles OF the charter
liberty, equality and fraternity '-or the adyan-
tss-s Of Feargus OConnors land scheme did appear
substantial enough 10 induce them TO risk what little they
had the - better their condition, and Mr..
Asops secula,on proved for part failure aud
the estase was brough: to the hammer in ls49 Mr. AL
sop, who was member Of the Stock Exchange, and
large spectator ia landed property did not reside per-
manenty at the Rel Hal but In the habit OF ing
flying visits to the estate He was mAn OF quiet TN -
ten!sous and geailemanly dsmeanot. and was very
| contact with him Though OF somewhat peculiar aud &c
centric habits urbaa.sy AID beuevoeucs were conspi
ssV that h. seemed to be The sss person 10
the world who would lend himself to sIch d:abolcal
conspiracy that in which be is represented TO have
I taken prominent part
! NARROW ESCAPE OF MIR. ALLsor FROM rAs ENGLISH
POLiCs.
The Jouai du H1vre states that Alsop barely escaped
capture IL EAyS-A passenger sb5 SoltO
smpon TO port gives the following account OF the very
capture OF Ascp A. the Basngs.oke staten whers
the train stops sho. time Alsop who was in one OF the
carriages seeing himself scanned with great attention by
police agent Jumped OFT at the other side, aad took TO
hgh. rapidly that no escaped. He cannot, however
long remsin at large II is supposed that his intention
to proceed from Southampton either 70 Jersey or to
| Havre.
ADDITIONAL.
The following appears in the National GoSee OF Berlin
under the head OF Franktorton the Maine, Feb IL
The authorities OF Kengsein in the Duchy Of Nassau
| % ain
Hodge, of Glastonbury, in England, Who is IMPLICATED
in the Paris plot and has ded FOR conceament to Ger.
many.
! singular trial has taken place at Rheims, France.
named LOrnei said in the shop OF barber named
made upon the Emperors e tina, something remarkable
would in Paris between the 18th and 20ta o. Janu
ay which would lead 70 revolution The barber repeat
ed IT, and they both arrested aud tried The court
condemned the for the sole fact OF the false news
and sentenced Madame Lornet to three mouths impron
ment, with fine OF 500tr ard Jesscn to Six months i'm
/ prisonment, with fine 70 the same amount.
At the Birmingham (EDg Watch Committee, an Tues
day, 18th ul, Mr. G. Osborne introduced the subject Of
The CuARMAS said he quite ready to take apen him
se!fthe duty OF making tbs requisite inquiry :aorso II was
probably rather the duty OF the Mayor TO take up The
Mr. Cutler said he thought they bound TO enter
upon inquiry IN this matter, they were trusted to
extent with he liberties OF their Fellow burgesses
They ought ascertain whether M Stephens he police
ocerl acted in this matter as hsr servant or the ser
want Of somebody else If be had acted in the ordinary
course OF law there could be objection to his saying
II he had acted IL eXraordnary manner, or ulaeF ex
traneous authority say under the authority Of the
government, the Committee ought to know that fact in
order that they night know what control they hal over
their own servants Matters were now assuming au alarm
1 ing appearance. One man had been apprehended in
london Epglshmsn had been seized and searched IN
Paris: and altogether things getting complicated
tina; il became important whether should
not keep ourselves clear Of kem ard show there no
completely whatever the part OF the authorities OF Brm
insham He thought. therefore, tha. only re-
gurded the liberty Of the subject but for other reasons
tbcy should know bv whose authority tas search Was
\ .Sp he II
ngham woulc rot be satisfied. town meeting would
most certainly be held As 70 ar action. Vs absurd tc
mink Mr.. Stephens was afraid q VITA; nan could 20 ts
him would have his head chopped on n few days
Alderman LLOYD asked Nr. stephens whether in this in
stance he had scec differently to what he would have
done IN al Ordinary OF murder
Mr. STEPHENS 'epaed that he had not, and the subject
then dropped
Count Waicwskrs Apology to England.
In the House Of conmcns the 10th of February Yr
GRirnH asked tie Fist ior1of the Treasury whether
the " the 9th Of February FROM the French
Ambassador expressing the regret Of the Emperor for the
publication OF the addresses in the Mntte had lot sp
ptared in that paper in the way its predecessor
Of the 10th OF January asking for redress for the nior
macn Of the French public, we're the intention o. her
Nse~iys government 10 suggest TO the French govern
ment TIA, It's publication would in their opinion be oondu
Give 70 a satisfactory termination OF the transaction.
Lord PAIMxRsroS-Beiore answer the question OF the
honorable gentle man would wish 10 put question 70 the
their wish ara what their ntentor on matter OF great
national importance. Is IL their WISH and intention
that those friendly and confidential relations which 50
happily now subss, between the governments Of
England and France should be maintained, loud
cries OF "Hesr, hearD or is their wish aud inten
nfuse into the rotations between the two countries
spirit OF irritation q bitterness and OF anmosys ear,
hesr Now, cir the latter be their object no more e..
iectua be scoptec-though not very digni
fed olethai the ccrtnnancs q personal attacks in this
House upon the Emperor OF the French and the French
nation oheers and therefore though should try 10 pre-
vent yet OF the House choose to pursue that
them be the responsibility OF such proceed
ing H. on the other hand the House attach ,ha, iu
friendly relations which have &C happily subsisted be-
tween the two governments and the two countries DO
entres, them IN discourage ane 10 dsoountenance the con
those personal attacks upon taa. E
peror who has been the spontaneous choice OF the French
people fCheers) Now sir, with regard to the question
or the honorable member only say that ia the
intention OF her Maesys government TO adopt course
Of proceeding such a. tina, which he has suggested, be
cause we tb& that ouch a course wDuo be highly im
proper, and nay be permitted 70 say without mean
ing anything personally offensive, excessively absurd
Cheers and iarsh)
The Slave Trade.
Doctor Livingstone, speaking at the farewell banque
given him LONDON on the lith utmo, II feel coz
vrccd that establish system Of free iabor IN
Africa il will have most decided 1Auence uron slave
~ Throughout, tne world. cloud cheers) Success how.
ever, under Providence depends upon va M Engishmen
look upon Epgshnen a. PERHAPS the most freedom 10y
ing people the world and think that the kindly feel
ing which ba been ospayed towards since my return
to my native land has arisen from the belief thai ms
efforts night at future time tend u pat end 10 h
ocinus traffic IN saves. Goue cheers) England has,
fortunately been compelled 10 obtain cotton and other
material from slave States (cheers and has thus beer
the mainstsy support Of slavery IN America surely
de IL foiovs thai II sgcceei in Claiming the
material from othr than from The si1ts states Of
America should strife he1,y bloc al ne system o.
Souy7y itself loud oheers) do not wish TO arouse
expectations in connection with this expedition which MAJ
never be realized but wha, want 70 do 10 get in cs
thin end of the wedge (cheers), land then leave &
be driven home by English energy and English spirit
cloud cheers)
The II ark Adriatic.
iette~ from Marsees written the 18th OF February
10 the Message du MIDI, contains the following about N,
Adriauc
II rumored tina, the American bark Adratc has bees
not tar from the Canary Islands. This vessel
having taken In full supply OF provisions at La Spezzs
would not put into any port Spain Morocco where she
might be seized but will sail 70 some port IN the Uniet
states ia the OF which the claims OF those int
rested only be addressed 10 the Cabinet at Wash
ington.