The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-22

vas Ike everything which comes from that dis.
smguah he'd advocate, magnificent oxerc,tasson; but
| to English ears i wanted somsthins-or, rather a
u expected from counsel for the prosecution. v.
Delanee, the President, behaved on this occasion with
far retcence than he exhibited the arch
bishops assassin for which pu unl,c opinion the
much cennured him. but the forms Of French procedure
necessarily places she Judge the odous light OF counsel
against tho defence.
The three days allowed for appeal TO the Emperor have
slr-ady expired, and sny morning We may see In the
borc short work 10 made o: sush matters No iofor
nation given 10 the public previously of the execution
by lbe way sufacisnt TO collect
Der OF spectators he great majority know nothing about
The natter TIL all is over know from Information can
perfectly that the Empress serousy Interested
herself IN favor OF mitigation Of the sentence and that
the Emperor hirseG was by no means ind.sposed 70
second her wishes rho subject discussed ~ cabinet
couLcl for moro ,oar hour, bu the recent publication
o Felix Pyst in England declared 10 have rendered
spy thing IKE reprieye impossible The Enperors IDEA
tha. Orslnl Was capable OF being touched by
generous conduct ncd that pardon bestowed him.
whis Il aeurved bIr Of ne dignity OF martyr 30 lhe
regcaal cause, might not be without i effect ia render
ing othere Ashamed OF mixing themselves up In similar
altogether, these bombs Of Orsni have beeu-no With
standing their comparative isluresome OF the most DO
s,rucvo missiles that have been projected since the
| CfirDeap campaign 1s has bean truly observed,
they have destroyed and manned persons than the
combined fleets France and England az capture
o. oan'on ana Insy hsye maze : scnsm pssxesn
heal than the wisest can foresee. The Emperor has
| been exertiDg himseI with perseverance, which
evinccs his perfect sincerity 70 pour OIL ever the troubled
waves and is ut his instance that the present Engsh
eoyoy IS 10 be retained BY the administration Lord
Co~ley-pTesceDt OF tho short tenure os tho Darby si
mristr.iion-was sincerely tina: resignaaon
should accepted ;oere doubt tha. jns.
with suother conference coming on q chsuge 10 the e
bsssy would have been DcoDvenient His lordshp must
be considered fOtuas diplomat for he has relaued bis
post upocr css than four different nstries, ard ,is
will be the NTH LORD John Russeli appointed HIM
1852, Immediately after the coup etdt Then followed
.he sh,1tilveo Derby administration, Shich contained
him tbeo the Aberdeen, and t5en the Pne.sion, osn
OF which regossj to disturb the diplomatic aa quo OF
Paris; and Lord naneasury, as Fo-ciga cre,ary
| folio rs TIE precedent
his simply an instance OF what msrorious attention
20 rout.e and absuaepce from every thing whca joes not
pertain TO The wors IL hand ~ii Greats TO- very orna
~ per :onage Lord Co@ey has tbs dgnlsd age
G,tr the representative great country. His
cold 70 bis equals and somewhat ddanfai to his In
ferors, while TO with whom he cul.iva.e
good olaops, they have bending, yielding cord..lty
which enhances their charm. r. noble pre- ence,
posscsses character Of wife invaluable
a,d dc campa daughter of the ancient barony OF
Britain To grea: attr actions lady Cowiey mites
manner and ceveTness uraccom paned By anything ap
10 AL but her country people, for whom, it is ssii,
she has great taste. These Lord Cowley's sivan
| must be considered q very second rate person
| age, and throughout his misson i suspect he
| grfa. has been he nns contsntcd do
simply wna; he told ,ha. nth snfag
gDg peEeey yerance HIS Iordship Is now emp Dyed in
CONJUNCTION With Lord Msimesoury, in writing ar answer
20 Walewsks desi stch which, while Il shall not offend
French susceptibility, sAau satisfy English exigencies.
Thcro something exquistey ridiculous in all thin oy
play being before tho eyes OF the spectators and IL
may be safely projected tbs, by the This long hatch
ing he light tho seS-on for II will have passed
| away. korry and Waewski have bad taeir fling The
lone hat Frans has taken has answered is purpose and
| Lord hGlmesbury Is probably welcome 10 laduyc in q
smart expresai'n or two, no thinks 10 will strengthen
his adDT stratson. The feeling at tho fueTies Ia eD
| Dentiy ths; the present irritation should oe snf
fsred " subside. rnere will be difficulty
the same time see no Abatement In that nascenl or
latent hostility 10 England 10 which called your attention
~ ny last The srsvest man shake their beads, whether
French English a,i speak o. the two countries drifting
into their Horna state OF hostility aud among the mil
tary the asprs;on unanimous that tho good time may
be COMING when the sack OF Troy the psge Of the
Rans OF phgland ST All reward their prowess. Among
Englrh rCadents there one time Little short of
panic, bat sufcent distrust still remains - prevent
being entered into for houses and the smouus
busiaesu transacted by English Asenis Is aAly
Geady consequence Of tho few English here and the
absence OF Americans, consequent on tho a;o monetary
| crisis, sensible duolDu'ion In rents
After very prolonged discussion the has is
sred decree on the subject Of the sale OF butchers meas
winch s po~ II be uurestcted in other capitals The
vailed during tie ycar could not be continued and in
spite Of -pes and imprisonment n mas bid defiance to tho
have supposed capsule of success II is dicnlt
~ imagine ~by free trade 10 meat here should not succeed
Loa3on Sor YORK AT al events il s 70 DO tried
\ in TIE of tas month.
soir ne N pecenocr last mentioned .ha. a new edi
top 10 Jeuoes~ affair bad appeared IN humber Class
az e an5 wolld DO hroughs before the tribunals
rho "extenuatng CIRCUMSTANCE systsm certainly car
red oStn France in msnnsr aston shing 70 our
Saxon mnds and vortcs OF acqnittal are osen returned
SIMPLY sunlsept 10 warrant tho whole community, from
time 70 uno, taxing tho law into thor owr hands.
A wealthy farmer, pamed Poebaes, or Eshcuvie, Of
which village the Mayor fact, having learned that
his daughter girl or fifteen years OF age ia the habit
OF recev ng 10 her bedchsmb-r youth med Basset
shorer ordered his Hnbsrt, Who only eighteen
years o 70 wait in the ovonns OF the 2st OF Occcm
bcr In the cnsmber With loaded gun ani to sooot the
said BaSsot dead In tho evont OF his prCsonng himself
The obediept Hubert did he was told, aud with bis
piece ready prmed aud loaded went to the room and
when efer waiting sone time be Basset climb up ~
the w.dow, out something IN the form OF cnsl
crse and hen not waiting for m answer discharged he
coniep.s Of bis gun into his hear On being brought 10
trial both father and adm tied the charge tho former
only alleging that he distracted It tho inamy or
hi. daughter that be Dot master Of himself sad hs
lster tDs be rather meant W MAIN than ssy. The Jury
arqsitsd tho prlsonors.
Tho theatres arc not very lively at present Grsi at
The ssp has appeared 'Sorms OF her
characters but the music Of Belni requires nish and
power Of execution not demanded Verdi sad her
GERS such she achieved in -" Trovsto-c.n
To thocavaiiDa "CAss diva she totally unequal,
potwths apding passaolo dash now crd then, which
faintly recalled the recollection Of her former self
decay Of accomplishments ~hIch once commanded upi
versa admiration not Pleasant spectacle. Tney re-
mind us not ony OF tho change In others but 10 ourselves
The best irencs Of GrRi would counsel her retirement
from the stage whle the step still reclaim anything
II the grace ~ a voluntary act
me Emperor ana Emprcw crvc out al ost every day
The FORMER In his Phs-tob without any other attendants
than the two grooms who sit behind him Notwithstanding
Ibis dsp;ay OF confidence, IL The people ofrsss particular
y cannot ne denied thst st any time there any
thusiasm IN hts favor there Ia spary ~ rernaprg
Any capse app,rrn,iy-no matter whst-w'l' unite a
partes agars, Englant and the attempted assassnnor
CT tho Chief Magsraio u a. god a. any other, BE-. per-
dneropcesn Indifference thai he might vol sustain
q constitutional monarch pt which Is dangerous indeed
when exhibited towards a despctic chief.
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