New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-27

would ADVISE tnCse lOurndAetc Wno ORC ousy1f
themse Ives about English proceedings 10 the Red &s
10 attend TO matters which more nearly concern then
seves. Perrin can only possibly belong - ths Sala,
of Turkey the Imaum of Muscat. IL either OF Ties
potentates chooses to make reclamation, We slAl
know how to deal with it: but any other Stste VI
only lose its time and temper by interfering With u,
question. Probably oil that has been sgd on them.
ter proceeds oply from the iuhumor of she Contiass
al press but should any Government be 30 iI-tdvisl
a. 10 give effect to these suggestions, we trust III
Lord Malmesbury will simply decline to Listen su!
such meddling with our natiOnal affairs.
THE FRENCH ASSASSINATORS-TR o.
BERNARD.
From The Esyopeds Tiaes Apr2 10.
This morning, Lord Chief Justice Csmpbsn sst
Lord Chief Baron Pollock attended at the Csass
Criminal Court for the purpose Of charging the 0rst
Jury under the special commission for the trial
Simon Bernard for being an accessory before the fs
10 the attempt of Oreni and others 10 sssassEsts b
Majesty the Emperor of the French.
The Lord Chief Justice said that they were esitl
together to dispose Of case that could not b a.
posed of in an ordinary tribunal, and the p.pceedsI
took place under the statute Of the 7th and sth Geo
w., sec. Z which enacted that If any subject Of ~
Msjesty should be an accessory, before or after u
fact to the commission Of any murder or ansialghk
upon lard out of the dominions of her Majesty, III
fiense should be tried in this country but only usl'
Especial commiss'On; and they were now cslsd y
gether TO dispose Of case of THE char sctsr. h
Lordshp said he should only briefly allude 20 the ca
upon which the charge was preferred; although ~
prisoner was certainly not present when the odts
was committed, yet, if they should believe the y
was cognizsnt Of what was about TO occur, b vs.l
be responsible for the consequences, and i. woaA h
their duty to find the bill. The Lord Chief JuXa
then said that he should refrain on the present or
zion, from giving any opinion as to the Law, sais
advifed them that shOuld they be Of opinion the
prma facie case of completely in the crime had BE-
made out against the prisoner, to return strus b.
and any question Of law that might arise wouA ,
moot anxiously and carefully considered and sOlss
decided.
Before the Grand Jury retired, his Lordship ,sl
that supposiDg the Grand jury should re.on IN
bill, the trial would take place on Monday morng
and he expressed hope that during the trisl tbn
would be no discussion with reference to the csss On
part OF the press.
they came into court with the announcement tnaty
had found a true bill against Simon Bernard. N
trial will therefore commence on Monday.
The following is the speech delivered by the En-
peror at the recent Inauguration Of the B9uhvsrd Do
SevastOpOl:
GIsTLrMEs, MEMBERS OF THE MuyIcIpAL Co.'s
Gil: The inauguration Of the Boulevard de Sevsxf
pol gives me the opportunity Of thanking you Tor "
perseverance, Of your efforts for the embeishmsc!a
the capital and for the comfort OF its iphabtants
are at q period when the introduction Of rawsysh
changed the whole economical conditions Of e,s
try, for not only do they absorb for their consusE
the greater part Of the dsposab,e capital, but w.
constructed they favor concentration in cities n
modify the relations between the producer and N
consumer. The Municipal Council had thsreieaI
manifold work to accomplish; it was first neessss1
TO secure the financial resources of Paris, 10 h!s
rev CONSTRUCTIONS, so as to be able TO lodge sud16
excess Of population, and on the other hand, /: "
indispensable to eenolish, TO throw open new tbe
oughfaies, giving light and health TO unhealthy gy
ters, making new great arteries fayorabe 70 The n
velopmeDt OF the city, by bringing the centsr ebT
to the outskirts. This double result has been schs,
tie constructions have exceeded the demo.itiops "
fold but your efforts did not stop there; during "
famine year., thanks to the Bakers Fund Ipstssxf
you gave the people cheaper bread. No pln Of q
pfoVement or benevolence escaped YOU. Wnils to0f
ing new hospitals, you increased private charts
ycu built new churches AMI new schools yon hs9s
he supply provisions for Paris by establishsgS
~: markets you commenced the publication q
cry oy gigantic work of underground ga,Ss
wsrh OF the works Of ancient Rome; finally, =
united to the useful what would satisfy the eyse
Inspire elevated sentiments. u.
When future generations pass through cur -
cty, not only will they acquire taste for .h> ~
iul On oehocDg these works of art, but on rsatnS
vastopol.
For oil these great results am indebted 10 ths ~
port OF the Legislative Council, which csstng -
nh provincial selfshness, understood thss e'u
NE fiaLce ought to have capital worthy Of hef,
dia Tot hesitate TO grant the subveution asked By
Government.
am slso Indebted for them TO the eppsatseeem
operation Of the Municipal Council; but am inae.
especially for their prompt and judcious execute.
inc enlightened magistrate whom have placed ~
mead OF the department of the Seine, who, while
tanning praiseworthy order in the city TN snces, -
now to terminate in 90 short time 30 many n
tskpgs, against obstacles necessarily raised n
OF routine and party opposition. am happy IN ns'~
ths opportunity of tb ankpg him publicly. ....e
phshtd. fou have approved general plan, sa"
TO enfltue what you have 90 well commenceo', ,ls
The Chambers, trust, will thorl.y vote y, sna .ss
We shah behold every year new arteries throw ~
populous districts rendered more s,labrous, Ia
Lesser ed owing to the increase Of houses, the
clssses enriched by labor, poverty dinln.aea y
better system Of beLevolsrce, and Paris resP9sST
More and more to her high calling.
IN RUSSiA-IHE CbA'
PROCLAMATION. -
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