The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

points Of the news.
Our letter from Paris the extracts from our london
files given below supply additional facts with
gard 10 the position OF affairs in Europe Of interest
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, April 20, 1853.
Bonards Acqaaal and Progress Of the Popular Feeling
Hatred If EiigIand-Prin Ndpoleon's Neo Hotel-
Reorganization of the Cent Gdrdes-Napoleon's Birth
ddy-hnpropements in Paris-7heatyicats, de-
The general topic OF oonversaop, 60 where you will,
10 the acqui,ta OF Bernard.
The at-nta Of the 1ih Of January gave birth pro-
life progeny OF contradictory sentiments, but all tending
to common centre-hsred Of England As twenty
endeavorDg to pull another from Of his horse will
times produce the anomalous effect seating him moro
firmly In his saddle by neutralzipg the effect
other toe, Napoleon certainly deriving mia advan-
tage from the blind hostility OF parties who from their
common hatred 10 what they believe a enemy,
make random blows at himself, while At the same time
they glad TO make his attempted assassination a raj
lying cry agairs la perfde Albion.
II ia in all mems mouths that Frame is suffering state
Of bondage which degrades her the eyes OF CIVIL
lied world. said that the Bonaparte sys-
TEN and has been, stem ofselashnsss and that
unde- the cautious supremacy OF the present representa-
tive Of the family sapppg this very life and soul of all
that is worthy of existence. 1t is not denied that any
attempt TO assassinate under such circumstances IL but
the natural consequence Of such absorption Of power
that ia the normal rule applicable to such pr ,found
despotism. Yet no violent, and certainly most
diabocai instance of II afforded, because the plot
has been hatched by aliens in England, than, like a
wrangpg man and wife, whose domestic hearth tenn
pie Of dscord from morning TIL night ana who only
hibt something like concord when any interference
comes from without, the French Of all parties up
in arms
The acqual Of Bernard-but more than all, tho
in court which accompanied t-seems 10 have deeply
affected the public mind. II s Ia vain 10 urge that this
acquitta has been made principally from belief in the
minds Of the jury that Eng law being violently
strained 10 suit purpose for which enacted,
and that this belief rendered it, to certain degree, deaf
10 the evidence brought before it, The s your
heart Of hearts you hate Fenchnen the bottom
Of souls repay that hatred with interest, yet the
speech Of Edwin James the distinguished English counsel
who defended Bernard, wherein the Emperor ouy
handled is every ones mouth. Frenchne Gagnanis
perpe'ually transcbng portions Of from the columns
Of the London Times, ard rs sentiments end echo
among those who loudes in exclaming Against the
perAdiousness Of England. wBi You, II argued ,Aks
the cries q few hundred oilers for the of palon2
waf not only yesterday-so TO speak-at tho chief
magistrate Of France welcomed among u.s. and In
fact the alteration Of the Engish pcope7 "Yes' said
gentleman in mixed company, who formerly allei the
the voice OF these oilers, you term them Illus
aton OF the sentiment Of Engand and she proof
are right In doing so may be found In the
nous echo OF the provincial journals. There never was
an instance Of su,h outbreak In English OF
Justice without In being the echo OF public feeling is
your popuh, Del, and 10 procaims with trumpet
tongue to the whole world that the present alliance
suspect this gentleman, whoss name I suppress but
wbose reputation a. profound thinker u Wen snovn ls
g not m unadS
an idol Of in England by any respectable parties. The
trade he deals in s entirely foreign 70 English taste and
sympathy but the soul OF the couatry has been
moved by the threats contained in the koneur not
al the waters Of the Seine will eace them Eng
nsh memories or make men believe that they
Inserted by the Empcrors privty and consent Such a
manifestation in court Of Justice could have occurred
uncfs wero ono Of external ny mpaoy, glad ~ avail II
self Of any slight incHcency OF evidence 10 give the F-
peror and oil France taste Of tn mind prvae letters
which have seen from Influential parties in England de-
almost caused an emeue In London though they express
great concern as To the Interpretation winch may put
upon Il in Fsnce
The mot Ordre to the French press has knox been
TO bc very sparpg OF comment Ne b,il Will bo
allowed spriag this event bu. the party Who de-
sire 10 measure swords 9th England much TOO strong
here h suffer such political capita be lost, When an
other manifesto appears, we shall doubtless heamoro
Of Il.
lhe Unir, protests IN the following terms against fbe
remarks addressed To by the governments journaltho
We do not accept the reprosoh addressed us by tho
Conauuionn,i on the subject Of the LINES few articles
paragraphs In which that journal con,rsficts itself
with the greatest impotence do no. Affect s general line
Of policy, which not ess hostile Than insulting Franco
and TO the French government The ftE,s essentially
English Journal speak when Necessary like tho
good folks Of Dover, but thinks and Jury
particularly The NnVen ana The C6nsuaionnei caught
by such measre bait Il would indeed " Franoe
was ,essersd perfectly hsp.y when an Ems "a lourns
OF courtesy which are not binding few words Of JUS
tice which are Dot serious We irust that the French
journals viii cease 70 be duped by such grinaces, and
Will no longer regard them a. Satisfaction gwen To
French honor Ist us rather swallow the insult silence
than acceps this tersive satisfaction
To change this subject
Prince Napoleon Is about 70 nsueursie his new
hotel ,stea,,o No, 10 avenue M0n,s,sne, by Grand
are be present The building . sitosesher
terror Is relieved by few polychromic architectural
ornaments. The ceiling Of the vessbue painted blue,
the columns adorned with flowers and antiqae amps
Ibis vestbule leads 70 an a,rium, saloon pierced With
constructed CT marble Of various kinds Around tho
arum may be seen the buss OF The ancestors guaring
stand IN ne fooSIps orsr-es,ssrns gs,,,,s 1ns
parte, Josephne, Marie Louise, Eiye Psune Caroline,
Joseph, Lucen, Louis, Charles Bonapare ard Jerome
border Of the basin and adorned with flowers Te panels
Of the walls are enriched with vsrous mythcsscAl sub
Jecs, viz =" The Revolt Of the ntsns, Nemesis and
the Isee ""Phebus Ascending into Heaven sca drawn
by four horses "rhe Triumph Of Neptune and Amphi-
triumph Of Bscshus and Ceres Venus rising from the
sea Minerva Issuing from The hesd Of JUPITER SC
these pa ntings are By Sebastian Gonna The srum
leads 10 the library. tastefuy fitted up IN ths
style--tbey ssd the dining room. ornamented
n the ro%gean style st9 sS S.sa .oumns sn md airy
10 The drawing situated at the extremity Of tho
sirum v spIendidly painted the adjoining bedroom ts
hung with yellow vearis q red ground Behind the
drawing there are q conservatory, q gymna-
sium ard oriental baths, most tastefu!y arranged.
II thought that Prince Napoleon Bopaparte has
at lsst hit uren plan by which his name may
be rem Tered famous strong desire in many quarters
evnced 10 m ate the example has SET Of producing
revvss OF the domestic architecture Of Hercuanepup
and Pompef, and already in England than one mil
lionare has caught the Infection.
The famous Cent Gardes 10 be reorgan sed. rhs
regiment 70 consist Of two companies ant commanded
by one colonel lieutenant colonel, chef eecsfron,
an be 22l rJng, inc uding officers commissioned
officers and prvates holy Of twenty i've men u 70 De
attached 10 the corps a. orderlies The corps g ~ be