The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-05

| iIen saying Anytbnx concerning the enoct which the
acquitsal Of Bernard may produce In France. Lord
Derby Is pledged 70 do something and yet ths imprac
cable jury Of twele Ensshen has defeated Intended
pocy-tha Of conviction tho evidence and OF suhse
qoent dspunishment ON the point Of law.
We have, in common with the people Of England,
be right In the opinion Of the rest Of Europe grew
wrong against friendly Power has planned on
as bes Sss e pos : sSsosDt % he
nston, and 70 provide that repetition Of snch afro
city shall be permitted In time To come.
THE EFFECT IN FRANCE.
lFrom the Paris constitut'Onnel, April la]
No honest man in France or England oan doubt the
guilt Of Bernard. We will only 70 those Of neigh
bors who desire the maintenance Of good relations between
ssd viii % Win and rs Dau
should unfortunately be circulated In France in the cities
the barracks and the country towns would be din cult
for the government with the Intentions stay the
Effects Of public Indignation.
The Jhrrs is the only Journal which, up the present
moment feels OF affects anger at the result Of the trial OF
Bernard One has only 70 cast sls.cs ever the short
passion To atsers" merely aisctaon. The gno
rance herays well the insolence OF x tome
believe the Uiipers Bernards blood that was de-
manded at any COST and not Justice Whether his guilt
satisfy the Uniers me accused has been redtne evil
dence asanst him 70 not such TO satisfy British jury.
Were that jury 10 violate their oaihs, ind verdict Of
m much hs Sass ne
Uniuers There are parties, doubt, whom seeks 70
but there can be no doubt Of he highest pe1.ouass
in the State disapprovngh NO one no Englsnma1, has
ever pronounced warner euogy on the mode Of pro
warmly praised the administration Of Justice In Eogand
the independence and courage Of Dgsh Jury and
III His is no merely theoretical knowledge be speaks
- who has witnessed all he Admires lie says
can be he yisen Of legal oppression in country
generally respected ussss om Which
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NAV .ss o% n 70 ss
So ce5.Ss that the he.. Of he subject lea. sh q
sssns il manner IN Which lie laws are sseeu,sa he
msnns, in which sovernmsn e1srsises s authority Aaho
Moderate and ever acts according TO he law, AcEnr rot
could Ill whole pages with extracts from his HAes.y's
works on the superiority Of England In the administration
justice and the safeguards Of personal liberty any
that sugus person who most Interested in the pre-
sent affair tnnks In very different manner There Is no
reason 70 believe this, his Majesty has changed his opin-
A the hurrahs which seem 70 have angsre.: the
s.srsrs % much, they were perhaps sort q reply 70
would be incorrect 70 take the Unius ~ the inrr-
prefer Of public opinion here in the case Of Bernard win
the exception OF The most rampant anti English remark
Able for ignorance and preudices the feeling scnsray
TRIAL. and that The jury decided evidence brought
before them can 6scover none OF thas passion nsoe
Of thai rsFe affected by The Unixs, and certainly
OF s insolepce The generality of people agree
with the Emperor his estimate Of the English tribunals
and the remarks Of TO each other before the
n.,,. I,'seo wnasvsr happens, be sure that an
The following d the article OF the. Uniusrs.-
~. An Ens;h Jury has .s2s,sa Simon bernard The Eng
proceeding The Englsh judses boueh oompsed 70 retain
WITH me scandal Of 20 @ b .
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and sUsS he and ~ .n
snsasss which refugees ever prsyou.y used Il Us
assss s rules S 1 Ssss ssnss az s s:s
for such result In thai case The Tss has bses Inc organ
q ans.pd nsssr for no 70 's' q. ia
sh,%SSo. q modern G.,l..sn 9 general Ensh
powerful and friendly s.eSs %s.s d. ss
as be or q s ss oss
and favor Of The ssssps This he hast feature and
ny Lei Us esndd and ada ss g. pS"n
S'ss. j; ssSs s s sss
DUKE Hssiof on he previous day In seir dlspisy n
loJ A these comp were doubt very Knglsa
Sssrt q FnsisnS herself TOT '''0' ''r''f were 'As
The Paife confines itself by laying before ss readers
lord Pamerson was rsht when considering The Fnsish
legislation a. Insufficient and imperfect.
said that additional police agents appointed al
one q the stations Of toe Northern Railway near Paris
for greater efficiency In examinng the passports Of pcr
cons coming By tba Line 70 Paris. The has been
prom ths Paris Debais, April lel
We have Just received The London Glo,s. which COO.
talnf Mr. James defence Of Simon Bernard rhe gone
raj tone Of this defence such that ,Os dare not repro
duoe n
prom The Independence Beige, AprnIol
We feel compelled suppress part Of this eIcque, de-
fnee, because we fear 70 bring oursevcs within the pus
view Of The recent penal Legislation In country
cernne libels against foreign scycreiens.
The I.dT.rdanoe Beg says that the impression made
pretty strong although was no. entirely unexpected
MS not thought, however, sh that fact viii havo any
favornble influence upon the relations, now entirely
Paris fAprl Is) correspondence Of London Hersidl
The news OF Demands aequittal has produced here
feeling amounting almost 70 condemnation. The even
the impression the general public n that may lead 70
further complications between England and rranos How
20 inquire a prssen. hope prevails however tina, ~
result Of the trial Will lead 10 Conspiracy Mardsr bHl
The French government intends 20 adopt
Paris april 1o) correspondence Of London News
MS impossible % describe the stupef.c,Ion In govern
ment circles eccssioned by the verdict The Nspsenr
whch all the week has given full reports The trial now
suks in silence, and does no, pu,ish ne tlaphsc
possible 10 decide at upon the way which the mat
70 be officially represented 10 the French public
rom the British Legislature Il 70 be exhibited, N YET
doubtful
IfPas Correspondents cf the London Post, April 1911
Amongst other subjects Of general Conversation IN Paris
rowing out of Bernards trial. the respective naval
Of the English and French feet This sort OF convey
alton, however much 70 be regretted naturally
u the prevailing belief that England and france may
end solution q dificntes In war naysi
nan tells me France has In cmisson some 10 or IL
irss class vessels that u, carrying FROM 90 100 guns
averaging crews Of from 900 70 100 In the space OF
week or two only this number might be augmented 10 is
all with frgstes These vessels are all provided with
crews There are now twenty paddle wheel steamers 81
"a, and some seventy other vessels, including cor
'etes gun boats snd floating batteries nearly all in com
mission. 70 calculated sof France scotid pvt 70
team fleet sixfv r-eeis wihia fcss hdr y>dr Thes
re now az ne dtposoi Of ne kinfasr Of Nrfn< about
o COO sailors, ard any rsmb~ Of mdrfncs he French
marine ccers are Of opinion thar there no reason Why
be fnfish heem should not burn he shipping lof the
<rts Of france, but they maintain France would GER
ainly succeed In landing army The English coast
All wise men viii sincerely hope this sort OF gcssip,
owever universsi, viii end In w0rls. Hy only |
In rnr.n "A % "a cDnr An Of h