The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-11

France.
TRIAL AND coNvrCrrOH OF THE cONsPIEAloHs.

TRIAL AND CONvICrtON OF THE CONsPEA.oBs.
The trial OF the consprasors commenced the 18th
ut before the Court Of the Ass2ss Of the eae Tho in
dctneD Is very lengthy and oircunlstanta Tno prison.
ers are al young men, with the exceptsn Of Pierr, vi,
II middle aged All seemed CO iposei AMI listened with
attention Gomez denied any participation in the act and
sad te only knew Of at the .sst moment RADIO con-
fessed everything He said he brew bomb aad IN
crnnated the rest Of the pronys Orsni acceoed tho
full responsibility OF the part he rad taken ia the air
He confessed tba he wanted % the Emperor and said
he Was ready to die. He added that he had never CON
fded his intention to Mr. Anop, and that NJ Bernard
brought the bombs 10 Brussels but tina. he (Bernar) dill
not know for what purpose they were intended. He
would net soy az TO tho other prsCners Perr denied all
participation IN the conspiracy mt, the day tho attempt
was made, and then repented. Mr Taylor, OF Birmng
ham, aker OF the bombs did not answer 70 his name
The jury gave verdict of guilty regards four of the
accused. The Court pronounced sentence OF death
Orsini, Rudio and perri Gomez s sentenced 70 penal
servtude for Life.
An immense number OF arrests, II s said, have recent
ly been made in Psrs and tho provnces--amcpg them
three members Of the Paris bar belonging 10 the repub
lcaD party. The Times correspondent wrtesI is said
that The last distractions gyn 10 M lie rersgny Of
avery conciang character and, II runior speaks true
ev!nce the greatest desire 10 maintain the cordial rela
tons based on he alliance between the two countres
Thelsw providing measures of general security was
passed in the Corps Legslatf by vote OF 227 to "a
The Paris correspondent of the London Times says The
vote OF the House Of Comm the Conspiracy to Muir
der III. had produced great sensation among all cias
ses OF people in that city, and slight decline Ia the funds
took place. The Monitepr published the debate which
preceded the vote, in full and simply remarked trst no
adoption OF Miner Gibson's amendment in -nsn1lf
whatever implied the rejection ofthe bill
letters from Paris rep esent that better feeling ey,
cd with regard to relations with England, founded u8
the appointment Of Lord Malmesbury TO the Foreign
ofoe and the personal friendship existing between the
Emperor ard Mr.. psrael.
According to the Paris correspondence of IL Nord,
tho immediate return OF the Count de Persgny london
is regarded proof that tho government OF Frau,e
Goes not look upon the change oi the English cabinet with
spprehens on considers that the Of the House Of
Commons on FT!ny 10 any respect mpairs the Anglo
French alliance.
lie Nord adds: at is even probable tina. the new
roh ccs.. ltzI =.
Walewski will take the initiative in proposition for
satsylu the ioClaniaLisn OF France
M Persgny, the French Minister had returned % Ion
DON His movement said to have been fastened by the
reception AZ Paris Of despatch announcing tina, ncgo
tons foot tor the reconstruction of the Palmerson
Cabinet.
There some talk in Paris OF Coun. Walsvskis
probable retirement for having exceeded the Emperor
instructions in writing the despatch to the Engh govern
.ment
The Paris correspondent of the london Globe under
stands that Lord Oowey viii be continued English Am
baseador to France.
The health OF Marshal Boequet Is said 10 bo In preca-
rious state, an paralysis was feared.
10 is stated that the camp Cbaons spring will
number 30 00c men, or double the force Of last year.
The frigate Andromede, 81 guns, bearing the flag OF
Rear Admiral BoIari, sailed from Brcst the 10th for
the North American station where Admiral Bonard will
relieve Admiral Sugeol
Four companies Of marines and half battery Of field
howzers were embarked at Brest on the 18th for
Canton.
quiet out flour rather rmer In the south of France
the corn trade was parayzed account Of specu
laton.
At Bordeaux wines and bransss we're nearly usaeabe
at the prices demanded.
The funds closed steady on tho 2,d at $3.50 $780,