The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-03
TIKI NAILS OF THE AMERICA.
ASPECT OF AFFAIRS IN FRANCE
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OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.

with that country.
In the sitting OF the Senate on the 9th ut Duke de Va
lenca Mar, aez with reference to the amendment re-
spestnx Mexico proposed in the address, said that that
State hAd undoubtedly offended Spain, and his Cabinet
had insisted OF complete reparsson He added that he
had not demanded the Of France and England,
but had accepted /: When offered. The amendment was
then withdrawn.
The Paris Pays puts forth the following incident in de-
feoce OF negro emigrA.ou:-
The King Of Yarriba q territory Central Ngri
ta) 70 whom Dahomey and several other Kingdoms pay
tribute wAged great in 1851 10 the OF which
he had made 00c prise but he could turn them
account and he did not choose TO DO burdened with them
another in 1857, took 900 prisoners but having
heard with all Africa, OF the advantages TO be derived
them al Kstonss. bis capital This fact has been commu
ncsted by the last sdvces from the African coast 1t
proves that free emigration not only useful sasure,
Our Paris Correspondents.
PARIS Feb. IL, 1858
The Peculiar State Of Affair."; France Military Govern
mex-Signifcdnt Changes w the Cd5ind-7he Entente
Ocrdiale With ENGLAND, dc.
Since what may be termed the consolidation of the Sc
coad empire there has been nothing Like the agitation
among al sections Of politicians which prevails pre-
seat Ii u totally dierentin its nature TO all preceding
ag.atons inasmuch the dineren,s Of sentiment. is alb
soutey all, But notwithstanding, it assumes a form
which may render great dis,urber OF the body polite
For the apple Of dscord has been lost sight Of and
with long unanimous shout the old preudces of France
TO have risen IN common accord among s classes
against England The Emperor himself almost stunned
by the general enthusiasm, and in the storm tina.
RACES obliged to let tie vessel Of S,ae-of which he
alone is the respo, sbie pot-drif The passion Of his
e.oroae for the carries al before ii, and things
are said Of England the imperial presence which like
bread thrown upon the waters may be fruitful in after
days-ailer the fashion Of the dragons teeth Whatever
sy be alleged TO the contrary the appointment Of Gene
raj Fspnasse 10 the Office OF Minister OF the Interior
viewed By the army and by the people generally as
indication tha, in the sodery Of the empire the chief
magistrate Ct France finds his true safety and protection
TIE Emperor had among bis officials abler servant than
H. BLsult. P.etr!, too the Project Of Police, it is
SAT- has also been dismissed. Report speaks
o. other important changes 1t of course very
probable that certain degree Of negligence may have
been traced these officials connected with the event Of
the I4th Of January but every OF these changes
looked upon advantage gained-whether justly so
or do not pretend TO sayby the denunciators OF
ild Cartha9o-that rival powe- the chan
nei whose shadow has long interviewed ~ixt France
and the MONDAY Of her glory Among the military
come be recognized canon that such are the ad
vsnges Of modern discovery, the Emperor has only 10
give the 70, the army to find itself any day occupied
in the sack Of ondon. ca irO what society Of officers
you will this laid down ndisputaole position and
evea II is believed ;hs the question Of giving to
practical illustration Is simply one OF tme-tha the mani
Fest destiny OF France is 70 absorb la psrfds Albion into
the code Napoleon
The irritation caused IN England Notwithstanding the
apology tina; has bee1 made consequence OF the ad
dresses the Mone1r, will have lasting impression In
the various ports OF England the feeling among the naval
service has been OF intense disgust although
y
bill he has brought forward il the Engsh Parliament is
OF large majority, will be the majority of small
house 1t quite possible that the country the heat Of
an election the majority would melt into thin air The
coven foot has been suffered TO peep out and England
will no; forget IL.
There Is no doub, tha, the 3oaapa.s have experienced
most thorough alarm. Every mAu has felt the missile
thrown In the Rue lie Peeter sort Of bomb into
MS proper domice, knocking down and devastating a
his Cisteaux Espagne or his castles in the air. into
Unbelievable ruin. oreans.s fusonss republicans and
81. denomiraions have been sorry take advantage
OF tnx dsmay and tura il TO their profit and hence
such chorus Of unsnmity has not been expressed in
lag more re,icence ,han Others is not ia,enbie 10 the
advantage which such unanmty gives him; while more
sad more the action Of the press being tghtened Not
day but strf gent regulations are produced
end brought bear upon the ordinary organs OF inie
ge,oe and great thing TO have public attention dis
tractd That the fears Of repeated attempts on the Em
perors life DOT merely chmerca Of the crcum
stances which attended the event OF the l4th sufficiently
The instant Il was known thai the attempt had
proved sbcrtve, long, Low whistle distinctly heard
by persons taken aud carried on throughout the
whole line Of the Boueyards up the the Place
81, Antoine No efforts Of the police have as yet been
successful In tracing the authors concerned, but
IA OF iseh an evidence OF fearful sys
tenn Of organization Again, when ten days ar
forwards The Emperor and Empress paid their visit to
the Eossh Ambassador, on account Of the marriage Of
pered ths, their quitting the hotel about two O'Clock
N the morning, just as they had entered the carriage
fred shot straight al the Emperor from revolver
nsa1t The shcr swords flashed from the scabbards
O. hundred police who we're on duty, and the Empress
seeing The fact and forgetting the nature Of the body
that surrounded the carriage sr4 believing band OF
desperate sssassns present ready TO complete the
vO-k which the pistol shot had missed, flung herself
The bosom Of the Emperor, exclaiming, "A0uronS en-
Swlle" do for the truth Of this because
not present, but my informant was one Of the imme
et0u-d0c OF the nearest relative OF the Emperors
A to the Brtsh Embassy ITSELF such was the state Of
terror lest anything should occur that the Ambassador
declared be would be responsible for their Maestes re-
oeptiop and safety condition that the house should be
placed several oays before In the hands Of the police
0ny one or tao q the ordinary domescs retained
vested by the agents Of Petri The very
serving men, arrayed in gorgeous state iveres,
with powdered perukee, white kersey and long silk
stockings we're these gentry in disguise, and probably
accounted for the Incompetence OF their waiting which
complained ", Notwithstanding the vast number Of
attendant Not day passes without fresh arrests being
made and The number IN prison. directly or indirectly
accused Of Implication IN tbs crime, 4 enormous
that the schemes connected with the late
senp, Paris extended far az this place. Last
workman OF this place made, for the FIRST time
proiectes Of the kind used by Orsini and Petr
he offered them 20 the French Am basssdor at Frankfort
who refuses 10 purchase and he Afterwards as he says
sold them at low price TO an Engishman. AZ list OF
vises contains the OF OF the principal consp
rsiofs may not be dleqls to collect IN this place some
Information relative 70 the conspiracy. The police Of
Wiesbsden are nov actively engaged In making an nves
hEssiob.'
Loup Iabarre, Literary man by profession born In
Belgium, and sizing at les Eodussnss Enqhien has
sve~ed himself as the author Of the article in the ora
pas osoplaned OF by the French government respect
ing the stpp,es assassination, aud proceei ngs which
were put forward AGAINST the printer Brisme have con.
sequently 10 be ehanerd and brought against the real
author--vho, By the Belgas law, alone be ncrim
naleo.
last night There was a perfect army Of police the
srot ali the morning