The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-11
Our Paris Correspondence.

PARIS, August 25 1859.
hs An,neay-Tnsult to the Empaor-Personal Character
Of Ndpoleon-Erile 10 a Frenchman-Memory Of Queen
Rortense-Afairs in Naly-Ths National Assembly of
Ncdena-Decrees Voted-The Steele and the Pays-Ne,o
French Medal-Addresses 10 the Emperor-Scren Military
Divisions Of The Empre-Ge Generals Mel and Canrobert-
France and England-Great Numbers Of Foreigners IN
Fdris-Trips to the Country, DC, DC
The amnesty still in all mems mouths Its absolute
bad unqualified nature scarcely credible the
Eench mind Again and again it is necessary
L. Yesterday poor stone CUTTER who had been arrested
Tor gross and insulting language towards the Emperor
sas brought before the Tribunal Of Correctional Police
Ind Genreau the Avocat Imperial in Withdrawing the
prosecution took the opportunity of stating that the
rrt of the decree of amnesty extensive posi-
ble that it embraced the prosecutions commenced
yell the condemna tons pronounced, and quashed not
ny the sentences delivered, but all offences in political
matters committed previously to its PRONUNCIATION" The
Emperor, he sad wished to add one glory to all his
ther gories-o eGace the last traces of crimes and
ences caused by civil dscords not to leave in the
carts of those who thought they could their hatred
him. any other sentiments than those of admiration for
is greatness of mind and gratitude for his cemency
enreau again repeated that all the prosecutions com
penced for political offences were, therefore, abolished
nd that all the prisoners brought forward after having
cen remanded, must enjoy the immunity resulting from
he decree Of the 10th inst.
There is little question Of the popularity which gene
al amnesty of bringing to the Emperor. So
dinary has been the susceptibility his reign up to this
ont the ramcations of the system of vigilance
pstuted that to many mems apprehension the air
ark, even to thickness with daggers From constantly
yelling on the past no doubt much exaggeriaion
lied, but certainly even to the very of the decree
hcias seemed more than aborous in their loath.
pme employment The amnesty not only casts the
lade OF OBLIVION on the past but to promise
ee in the future government; for to continue plan of
pionage which was pcrpetually enrappng the unwary
oud, by replenishing the catalogue convictions Mt
ry neutraze the grace OF the present policy Let the
Emperor nave ms due HIS system of coercion has from
hrs never been the result of passion, but of calcula
On. II mas seemed 10 MIN absolutely necessary: but If
fcr there was really benevolent hearted man ono
roof against the temptations of irresponsible power in
hiion to his dealings with individuals, he is that man
btercst enemy cannot him of ever utterinp an
naent word or Of an incorporate act. After the Or
nj Affair." the clamor OF his entourage-of De Morny
alewski, ard others, who became alarmed for the
omiscs Napoleon the Thirds life held out to them
emed carry him away, and the system brought to
p,eon under the late General Espinassc sprang into
nft-a greet error. But the natural character OF the
an soon predominatcd, and has assumed IN oeva-
n from which everything is to be hoped Every day
ngs intelligence Gf the arrival Of 1~oscfns and Of the
npc red disposition with which they return The poll.
a prudence OF the step the part Of the Emperor can
be over-es,imnted. To Frcnchman exile is more in
orabe than 10 the denizons Of any other nation No
here else can he tnd his delicious climate; no where
H. cun he find habits congcnal to his temper nobody
h Frcpchman can understand Frcnchman and no
ouu! cl freedom that be may cpjoy in England " Ac