New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

"tbs ecr,prssy e. BAbauf .rd GD hat they have
a." done siree tA.. tiop. Soob sep would have been
pecessary wihOu. the conspiracy, but We NUT avail
"ourr elves Of the enthusiasm il has excited 70 esry
Into execution" This plsD eKecu;sd By fouche,
and rendered hn the Duke Of Orar,o.
Tina. al Ergish historian aloud have noted these
events tina: r. glsh s.stesmsn should have peru-ed
them and tbs, the snhjec; should have stood bsiore
the ror for half ceptcry vthou; solt-yy English
man beiJg able 70 see and d7tfc. the pspabe sraa-
GEM s certainly the noe; marvellous indie .ton OF sim
pheity 20 he found on record.
The sisnific.n: language Of the Emperor Napoleon
l. in council is unsuscepble OF Insconstruoton Ii IS
the upqushsd assertion ths. tbs so called conspiracy
was political benef, Of he Err: class a'd be would
tolerate nc Interpretation Of !: but thst supplied by
himself, namely &" /. wss the Jacooins.' II gave MIN
the warrant he 30 mach reeded OF wedding out OF
France, under the specious name OF order, humsrty
and lsw, every bold, restless s1d .ufbnlen: intsec,
which hsd pfoucurced az the polls aga MT the nstr-
{ Cd Of the Empire For the voting in France, be !.
known wss Viva voce, and the unconscious voter .ss
thus caused 20 record BIZ condemnation upon ths
Lists which registered his vote.
An this has been reproduced to-day. The affair o.
Orsipi was the mere coprivsoce OF toe Government,
az we are led 10 believe, AFTER an adeqnse Study OF ali
the circumstances attending ia cJnTivsuce 20 care
fully adjusted IS 70 have psced all psrsona risk on the
part of the Emperor matter OF course eDtuel, ont
of the question. The tearing Of his hat vas mess
bslierash Indeed, his observations In the Imperial
box At the opera imvreds:ey aterwsrd, 20 Pier the
Picfect Of Police, and wnich were heraded with
studied Formally in the Morsteur, only too plainly
beiray 10 toe hit asd in Partisan politics the utter
n.ndacty Of the official &C ounts. Aaer Pietri had
detailed the vs,ious ciIcunstsnces-that they lad ar
rested Ruoio, that 10 few minutes more thoy would
have been enabled to anticipate the disaster, &c.-
I'm other words" re'orted Louis Bonapsrte, " the
police cf Paris s he very poorest police of any city
upon the continent Tne tslsi,y OF this wss known
TO 10 man living better than the speaker himself, for
no city in the world has ever had possibly ever will
have, body of police more sleepessy vigilant or
more swfuy experienced in all the wiles of kingcratt
tyranny and wickedness The victims of Che guulotne
in this pretended scere have, moreover, never been
authenticated really O!sini and Perr The time OF
the execution dsybreak; no previous notice was
given; the convicts veied; the public kept aoot
by Gordon mEfdrc ard the few seconds which inter-
veued their unveDg and their execution brief
as to defy all probability Of iden fcson. Toen, rs
foal aud conclusive denomination that this pure
political farce the faces of the victims dsfgured
with suphurc acid imme diatey aex death, in order
as the preteDse was, to defeat attempts at daguerreo
tipping them and rendering them objects of perlous in
erest with the Partisan pOpulace, In short, off ,ia
accounts from the very particepeS themselves
the light upon the subject the people have been
able to obtain To doubt that the French police
capable OF enormtes Ike these implies curious unfa-
miliar.y with such subject. To the unbeeving faith
of such the Memoirs of Viiocq," late Project of
Paris, who on his own admission mad perpetrssd
every crime. and bsen condemned to every penalty
known to the lave, AZ also the Dix Ans Of Louis
Blanc sre stIenuousy recommended.
This daringly audacious coup d'tlat was applied by
Louis Napoleon TO the ends which had baen con-
summated in like manner by Napoleon i.-such as
Wholesale prescriptions arrests, imprisonments trans
portations and executions, immediately enforced
throughout the Empire. He employed it also, a. his
uncle did, pretext for bullying his neighbors-
particularly England; for getting up an imposing state
trial there; for maEgDing them as nest of conspira-
tors and assassins and for disseminating throughout
bis army neradicabe against that people, as
necessary and much-desired preliminary to organ
zed attack them. At the same moment this scep-
tered assassin amuses the Epgsh with visits 70 their
Queen, and with the ridiculous scheme of Thone de
GamOrd for tupnelDg the British Chsnuel-a scheme
which will be found in the cad to be genuine gam
mon than even the name of the party who proposes,
aud which, ike the affair of the Rue lie Pelletier,
The Englsh are considering 10 serious earnest At
this time too, Eng ard has managed to create i'll
feeling in this country TO excite LOT of war speeches.
which happily are too jejune to sink deep, but which
have temporarily produced an alienation OF feeling be-
tween the countries
The opinion prevails among many Frenchmen that
blow will soon be struck by France against England and
the exceeding poteness of the old Arabroaer, Pes-
sier, is additional evidence Of the fact 10 their view.
so they speak in this latitude of NewYork. Fds est ab
Loste dOceyi. England should remember the adage.
Nep York June r. 1858. SPY-GLASS