New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-19

by the arms and BY the legs while she screams, Ny
God, leave ne, leave me" Tae Sergeant, VINO gives
the oreers, he sets tn. example says Take numer
ais each from the right 10 the left, everybody must
pass tn his turu.' :. 80. Then. af.erward, two
quarts OF brandy are drunk at the expense of the
victim. Ard those defenders Of order those savionrs
wearing medals. the pr re Of the nation. those
chssseurs of Vncenn.s who made December and
who DO row the work Of violation by the number,
platoon violation they are committed To prison for AK
days; and 10 the payu ert OF 10 francs damages 1he
yulators are Eyiuahle. and the Journal that erreys
ers the fact is authorized state that there at
'tenuating oircun' Stances. Long liie To the En-
pereur, In truth, The Times Is nghti every
man Of and feeling must wish the
total abolition oi the French press rather than see it
the sccomp ice Of such crilnes. lamp wuhou,
flame, why should it smoke Why deceive, Why
trouble opinion any more Epough OF hes, under me
semhlauce Of truth; enough Of prostitution Win lhe
airs Of prudery; enough Of cowaTdce, under tne
name of cunstancy: enough of ccrrupton under Toe
mask of lie. Hypocric, hlstriouic mummies, DO
not longer counterfeit htc, get yourselves bmr.ei
and, 10 think that these are SIN tue oeSt, ''se pr
who, at least plume themselves upon being par
,isans, or e way or the other, But what oi tne
remainder There are first, the neuras, ipsen,inie
TO collective life withdrasn 70 the back ground oi
cool gru,toes there to coQuet with art for art SAKE
or with philosophy for philosophys sake sor, oi
heruits in ecstacy az rhyme or diagram, tops be-
heving in form only pedsns sticking 70 abstraction,
exclspg their rence by the ~orthlessness OF the
them little cakes AMI h..le crosses sucifug Them
selves in their works the insect does IN It's
cocoon, caerpillars of vsnity, cbrysadS oil eg'usm
with no heart in them, dying of seli-ioNe IKE Mar
cissus. Then there comes another gang who once
did in revolutions. but now do in jobs. Happy re,
snlts ot the empire Of peace. Once they served
principles now they serve the funds; once the par
ties. how the bankers; once they called themselves
morarchy OF republic, now they 20 by the name of
the North Western Great Eastern, subjects of the
brarch Mires OF the house Millsud egtiuiss in the
pay Of these Jewish dynases Levltes OF the idols o
the Bourse singing the scala of the Reutes and preach
ing the rights of the premium in the temple of the er
chants the tail of 81. Simonsm heading the CHOIR
before the altar of the golden calf again become god
and before the throne of the bac kes transformed into
Caear. Fie We smell the last ranks % the Inter-
ary world official pulfactOn corpses IN hVery gal
looned skeletons, Pays, Patrse, nonteur, C0hsfH%-
nonne the domestic pest dancing in ring on the
dung-yard of Augias.
In the second part of his Letter to the Manda-
rims Mr.. Pyat contrasts the active devotion of
the French press at the times OF the Restoration
and Louis Philippe 10 its present total abdlcaton.
Under the regime of the octroyed charter
all did their duty from the most illustrions to the
most obscure. From Beranger TO Fantau. from
MagaOn to Courier. Tay, Touy, Bert, Canchois,
CLaelane, all went 10 the prison; some Ia ST. Pelage,
some Poissy. In the same way, under the best ot
Republics, Lamennais got incarcerated. Raspall,
Carrel Marrast Dupoty, Esquros, Tnore-all the
Republicans. Armand Carrel then, Ia his eternal
iCnor resisted force by force covering his journal ny
his sword, and making Perrier reccil before this mem,
orahle laenge: : Ii is little the life of man killed
furtiyey in the OF street; but is much, the
life of a man of honor who should be massacred IN
his own house by the sbirri of NJ Perrier, while re-
sistng in the of right. His blood would cry for
vengeance Every writer, penetrated by his own
dignity should oppose law to iegaty, and force 10
force Such is my duty, happen what may :.
However, if, since December, all the Mandarns
of France have withdrawn from the battlefield, the
working class, and even the peasantry have become
tie focus of political te Ihry alone bear the oruht
of criminal prosecutions get up the coDspiraces take
the offensive-unkDown, anonymous, mere Ptebs a.
they are. 49,. With them originated the affair
of the Hippodrome, and the attempts at insurrec-
ton that ran from Paris to Lyons, from st. Etienne
TO Bordeaux. At Angers it was the carriers at Cha
Ions il was the coopers-simpe workingnen who
had acted on their account, without any leaders
fom the upper classes. .
AS to the conspiracy of Chaons Mr.. Pyat gives
some details hitherto unknown, with which we
shall conclude these extracts. The chief of that
conspiracy was q working man Cooper, thirty
two years of age, called Agenais. Mr. Lievrc, the
public accuser, describes him thus to the Tribunal:
This man il working man, industrious, orderly,
instructed, dsinteresed; consequently the more dan-
gerous-the more worth attracting the eye OF the
police and the hand of justice. He had declared he
would not bear that Italian should have the honor
Of saving France. In order to convince the Judges
that tina, man ought TO be put down the type q AN
| enemy of family, religion and property, MIR. Llevre
read the following letter, addressed from Algeria by
Agenais to his mother, and intercepted by the De
cembrsie police: My African jalors, knowing my
position with my family, have often placed mysef
between these alernatlves-heart and head, feeling
and duty These trials especially renewed when.
ever I received letter from you, the effects OF
which they sped with lynx eyes This lasted a
long time. Finally, at the end of their tricks and
tired of the struggle superior jaior high officer
came one evening to visit me in my CELL and alter
some words exchanged with me- ended by saying,
" You will not bend, you shall be broken" % may
be broken" was my answer, but shall not bend
Some days later received communication Of an order
,endDg me to Cayenne. had twelve hours to reflect.
| turned them to advantage. Hence ] have neither
bent, nor was broken. Man proposes and God dis
poses, always the old proverb Congratulate you,
therefore, upon having seen myself resist the allure
mepts of your WISHES and having followed the inspira
tons Of my conscience alone That faithful counselor
has often repeated to that live only by the heart
and for duty and that without them nothing would re-
main OF he but a envelope, and feel every
day distinctly that this interior voice is that Of
the truth. Such is my excuse with respecttomy
family
An Imperial Procureur' remarks NJ. Pyat,
50 would certainly not have invented that Agenas,
unwilling either 10 bend 10 break, escapes from the
bagpo OF Algers in order to avoid that of Cayenne,
guns by swimming to ship and returns Ia Spain,
thence To France where he again repairs 70 Chaons
q faithful soldier OF the Marianne obstinate cham
pion Of the Republic"