The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-22

immoral and guilty policy. Az England Is unable 70 con-
oner by the force of arms she profits by revelations
which are excited by her 10 seize on territory for sate
sic points which valuable 70 her plans Of invasion
fhs IA her secret she seeks obtain by cunning what
her military valor could not obtain for her.
is rot against England only that the late attempt to
murder the Emperor and his imperial consort he's produced
demonstration from the jealous adherents OF things
they proposition was made in the Privy Council,
and supported by large majority, that the whole press
Of France excepting that Of the Official journal the Mon
teur should be put down Count de Morny especially
sgnslized himself In his advocacy Of the proposon and
the Emperor obliged TO dissolve the Cabinet till such
time as he could give his more dehniye reasons for d
approving of it. Among other journals, Gdli0nanis Mes
gr got wind Of the proposition and the possibility OF
ransplantaton 70 Brussels was seriously contemplated
ports produce considerable uneasness and the funds ex
hbit more than usual heayiness.
Admiral Hamen, Minister Of Marine, has just addressed
to the Emperor report the transformations effected OF
late years in the French fleet This document points out
very extraordinary improvements in the French navy
At the breaking out Of the in the Crmea France had
only nine steam line of battle ships whereas the course
Of the present year she will have twenty four the work
Of Improvement not to stop here, but will be continued
Marshal Canrobert is TO be nominated the great mill
tary command Nancy Marshal Bosque to that OF Tours
ana Marehal paraguay dHers to that OF Toulouse while
those of Paris ana Lyons are be retained by Marshal
Msgnan Marshal de Castellane The Duo de Aalakod
will be nominated Marshal General
The attempted assassination has resulted IN the nomna
ton Of Empress the future Regent OF France during
the minority OF the Prince Imperial should his father die
by natural artificial 1t will be recoected that
the 4a,us Cosuum of the 18th OF July 1856, left the
matter uncertain to whom the Emperor might appoint
was generally understood at the III, time tina.
propre of Jerome Napoleons son. Now, however, the
Emperor has, by his sign manual denitvely named the
Empress Regent, appointing in default of her. the
French princes according the order Of succession to the
Privy Council, which is to prepare itself ~ q
s s
for is appointed consisting OF the following members
Cardinal Morlot Archbishop of Paris Marshal the Duke
of Maakof; NJ Achlle Fould; NJ, Troploug; Count de
Morny; N. Baroche; and Count de Persigny.
The three last named parties constitute, in fact the real
Regency who again by process OF evaporation may De
and front OF the whole imperial edifce Baroche has
shown himself able adherent Of the Bonaparte dynasty
position the highest and doubtless no better seiec
ton could be made. Persigny has proved, oy life on
remain true as steel but it is in Morny-he half
brother-the natural son Of Horteuse, the EN-
perors mother, and the ablest head in the I'm,
peral entotudge-that the soul OF the Regency Will
lie and ii is we'll known that he is not a man TO
bogge at tres Whenever Napoleon falls be will be the
master of the French empire Now that Marshal St.
Arnaud is gone, Pelisser who burnt out the miserable
Ageraus, il just the man TO stand no nsense OF the
Pasans should they be troublesome and his appointment
may, therefore, be considered wise The religious
part of the Regency will be well represented in Cardinal
korot the recently appointed Archbishop of Paris as well
the judicial and financial in THAI of Messrs Fould and
Troplong.
Accompanying this decree concerning the Regency,
there is published in the official journal expose DIES
motifs Of the bill public safety, which seeks its justica
by stating that Gin countries long agtated by revolu
after the establishment OF order the calm
ing down Of mems minds effected slowly; and when the
struggle there still remain trials TO be undergone
and striking causes Of trouble be put down. In such
periods of secret but desperate warfare the government
should be fully armed for the common defence" II de-
clares that the government possesses documentary evi
that the plots of assassination only postponed
and that it is properly entitled to what Is common
to the penal CODE namely, to have the right OF sur
veillance those "whom grave facts may again
point out dangerous TO the public safety. y
The bill far have been able TO collect, is looked
upon much declaration Of the county being in state
Of siege would be, and as simply martial law.
The text Of the indictment against the editors aud pub
fishers of the Belgian journals accused ofnsung the En-
peror of the French has just been communicated 10 them
and the trial will of before the Court Of Assizes Of
Brabaat about the Goth inst
In the theatrical world stirring melodrama of the old
school, written by Dennary OF the most successful
Of Boulevard dramatsts has been brought out at the
Gate, called Les Francis Alamo is terrible tale OF
vendetta quarrel between two Calabran families which
about 10 be put end TO by the marriage OF two lovers
of the opposite sides This union, however is prevented
by Delmonthe traitor regle; but after series OF
assassnaons and other crimes in which the wrong man
il within or being executed viainy meets with its
deserts virtue is rewarded, and the fdnces are duly
united The subject though somewhat superannuated,
finely brought and s sombre character enectuay re
broad farce OF Thener aernier and others
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