New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08
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CUSTODY arc I'm icrdou had arrived IN Paris for
ponce Oi'oS drntifying Pierd and Oreni as having
hoeb cdnnoc ed with the ehaE .. fo''A'"'' "u'
sN.'.aS e., TfpdOI some tine since, =. =,
Fn',eror exhibited much sceitude Tor the
IIe I'd had distributed decorations among the
,-I.ous soldiers who received injuries rue ouop'
,or NJ stringent measures IN reSdfd 10 tue iIaiens
t'n t5nt in paris was contemplated. CongIatus! ioiS
80 hen received by the Emperor from nearly al t1e
XII was 70 be presented 70 the Corps Legslstlf
for granting pensions to tie victims OF the eAPio'lo
The instruction" agsinst the prisoners charged
viii tbe mufderous attempt had been hhi-hed ara
the trial was expected TO take place carry III 'o'
ruBTy =. a :; po.;s o,j
rrrpowder and aims had been seized. -
Developments by the P"hce oi -, -; ;' L..
gland chow that Pcfn and OrsiAl Aou is" 'i'i Pi'-'
while residing in that town
eo,-esropderce Of The Loadou Tirass :.
PARIS, Sunday, Jan. Ii-o p m
IT, prnra,or droye along the BoulevaTds this
.aerroon al 81 o'clock lie had al orderly officer
~, a uniform by his side and two servants behird
o,beruise be wac unaccompsned; not even an out
rider preceded tie carriage. He was saluted every
Where and by all classes, with the greatest respect
The examination of the prisoners ID still gong On
The four principally implicated are said to have made
disclosures but whether they exclusively refer to their
own acts or impcate others am not aware. Pieiri,
she ex. Coonel in the Roman Republican army. wss
established in Paris, before the resouon Of Februa
~ as manufacturer Of caps. lie assisted in the or
t:aton Of q FraucO-Italian battalion, and proceeded
as IT, Commandant to the Roman States when the
revolution had already got tho upper hand His
military career terminated with The Kolnan hepuO
lie; since then lie has led the usual life OF ron
sp.ra'or. He was arrested. az you may %fenen'pe.' %
only few moments before the attempt gas mace,
as be stood by door half way down Inc rue
IeYeuetier. lie was recognized oy Hepet'j TUG
chic of polce on duty az a man who had been e-peli'
ed our years ago from France. The arrest was lot
tunae az had he been at liberty to Act, the danger
great it was, would hove been more so; Prc)oc,
file a poniaid and revol lyer were found on nm
may a. well observe that the Opera-house OF tie kue
Teneetier il not the Italian, but the French opera;
s cfical designation Is "AGademe ae az
oYen Il on the other side of the Boulevard Rue Mon
s;gnv and is sometimes called the Sale Nentadour
T6e Kou Lepelleter house is the national estaoIsh'
mept for music as the Theatre Francais is iYr the
regular drama; both receive Idrsc sun III a" Ai"n
Wien pierri was taken to the guard-hOuse, near
the spot where he arrested the Explosion htc MOI
vet taken place In two minutes, however, II fedcnen
his ear he cried out TO the guard Do what you ike
with me- an cOntent-the blow is struck tie ap-
reared certain that II had taken effect bat was dis
mayed when be heard OF the Emperor escape.
The person named Orsini is, 1t seems, the same
whose extraordinary escape from the prison of Man
tua as recounted in the papers about year ago. e4'
cited 20 much curiosity. He had been coDdenn to
death by the Austrian tribunals. He had taken .
very active part in the Italian revolution in 1873
During the MaZzni domination at Rome, Orslnl was
seut as C0mm ssioner to AncOna IN inquire INTO the
assassnations which were of frequent and even qhiy
occurrence there lie has been mixed upsin various
attempts at nsurrection since the fall of ths Roman
Republic After the explosion of the ptJectiles
he made his way to his lodgings IN the kue
Monthabor, and it was owing to the inqulc
riee of his servant a! the guard house or
the Rue Lepelleter, who. with agony depicted on his
countepance demanded of the bystanders where ais
sssS %sssf who was sf his master He remained silent and
tainted. This gave rise to suspicion; be was arrested
and disclosed bis masters address. have heard little
Owlet may be relied upon roReens 4e Rudio TSs
are said to be of an inferior class of men, 1t Is still
affirmed that the persons directly and most deeply I'M
plcated in this nefarous transaction are Italians
should add that Orsni had long broken Oil, at least IN
appearance, with Mazzini. lie was very oady
wounded on Thursday night by the explosion
yo,.,t Tho p,r;s CORRESPONDENT Of Tie Loadon
Advertiser saws that formal demand has Deeh pre-
ferred upon the British Government for the e1p4soi
OF Victor Hugo, Mazzini, Ledru Rolln and Lou
Blanc from the British Territory.
n is rta.ed that Rudio, the youngest Of the ltasI
nrsoners has revealed everything connected with the
blot 10 assassnate the Emperor The trial will take
place about the 10th of February.
The correspondent of Ihe Lond0n Herald says tia
on the 2lst inst % persOus were arrested IN the gar
dens Of the Tuilenes each with loaded revolver Il
bis pocket.
OPENING OF THE FRENCH LEGISLATURE
The opening Of the Legisure took place on the l8tt
ult and the Emperor delivered Comparatively
lengthy speech upon the occasion. Alter dWellIng
upon local matters comprising illusions to the Inter
cal progress Of the country financial and military aud
laval affairs, he proceeded as follows:
"The establishments of our arscnals are occupied
with the alterations which are so necessary IN the
structure of ships Our navy uphods on every sea
the honor Of our flag. In China 1t cOmbats, In con-
cert with the English feet to obtain redress for com
injuries and 10 avengo the blood OF our mission
aries who have been cruelty massacred.
The relations of France with foreign Powers nave
never been better than at present. Our old allies
faithful TO the sentiments arising out Of our common
cause display toward Us the same confidence as be
fore; and the once, by their good offices aud Loyal
cooperation upon all great questions, would almost
cause us to regret that had cOmbated against them
al have been enabled to convince myself, at o.
borne at Stuttgart that my desire to pres rye the
closeness of former ties and also my wish to form
new ones were equally participated by the chiefs OF
two great Empires II the policy of France is appre
cinted in Europe deserves il is because have
the good sense TO meddle only with questions which
directly concern u.s. whether as nstOn or az great
European Power. / have, therefore, aine6 from
interfering in the question of the Duohies by which
Germany is al present agitated; for that purely Ger
man question will continue 10 be such so long the in
tegrity of Denmark shall not be threatened If, on
the other hand, have occupied myself with tht
afas Of Neuchael it is because the kug of Prussia
had asked for my good Offices and was so happy
upon that occasion as to contribute to the definite
cluson of dispute which might have become dan
ger0us to the repose of Europe.
q With respect to the Prncpal!ties, astOnishment
is expressed at disagreement with several of our
allies. The reason s tnat the disinterested policy OF
France has always led her TO favor far treaties
permit the desires Of those peoples who turn their
eyts toward her, Nevertheless, the conferences about
10 DO heid at Paris will permit 10 exercise spirit
oil conCianon calculated to Lessen the difficulties in.
Srparable IRON Emergencies of opinion.
Such' gentlemen, is rapid sketch of our sua-
tioi and here might terminate my DISCOURSE But
lux il is well the opening of anew Ieslature IA
examine with you where stand and what we de.