New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-03

III
London papers, which are carefully reproduced
nero by the evening aud morning Journal pur.
| ytyors to the curiosity OF an enlightened public
doubtless, the dish was relishy, sauced with thu
| pquant circumstances of flcide, high lie, Court
connections, international treaties, DE. But the
Iarsians Damrered appetite is not like your limo
cent New-YOrk tastes satisfied for days TO-
gether with a simple Burdell murder, or Japaness
i4nbassy, or Princes Ball.
ana 50 beckers attempt on the life Of the NOT
particularly wise King of Prussin, in the shady
Lichtnteai promenade ct Baden Beden (Which n
become by railroad OILY an extension of Pari,
i'oueyards aud Bots de Bouogne) has been greed
NY snapped ut and made much Of by the newspaper
cDninissarlit and cOfmoTant quid nuncs
Becker is a blonde, beardless, lght-braned boy
OF % years-s0a OF a Russian Official of German
st0ck--laieIy studying law at Leipsic University
Where, looking upon the amcntabe lOoSeness OF the
German body polite, through clouds OF bis own
tobacco smoke, he mazzily whinmed that the lop-
ping Of its Inefficient Prussian head would have q
cobstF.ngent, tOaic effect. The insane enthusiast
following, with the logic Of insanity, his insane
purpose comes to Baden, where the King of Prus.
STA it, gets information of bis SIaestys daily habits
follows him in his afternoon walk up the beautifd
Linden alley toward Lichtenthal, passes him,
BOWS IT, hIa, repasses HIM, and finally lets Of
his feclle little enthusiastic pocket pistol at hu
M9jls.ys back. The ball makes its way PARTY
through tie padding buchanan and crayat cDvelop-
meat OF tic King, aud bruises Ills Dlajestys neck.
NherUuFOn foolish, enthusiastic, sem-crazed BECK
or Is immediately arrested, aud the King walks on
under the Linden trees to meet the Queen, VITA
whom he presently returns 10 his hotel Mean
time oil Baden gets agog with loyalty, curiosity,
and deeply-tel. self interest considerable p0f.
ton Of It's numerous visitors are conservative
Germans; aGOtLer considerable portion is made up
CT conservative IDLE Foreigners loretes professional
gamblers and pleasure seekers, to all Of whom .
new sensation is o gOdscnd; the Badencse them
selves have coed reason for their enthusiasm-ths
Kings death would have gone far TO empty their
hotels, and diminish the custom of their gr0cers.
Therefore, Baden's native and foreign population
hurrahcd, congratulated, and tOrchhghted tho Greaf
| Unshot enthusiastically. The little, local Grand
Duke scntles down from his castle on the hiil to
the Kings aaven quarters, to iellcltate him on his
4" miraculous" escape from slight, normal dan
ger; the Burgermester, Kunz, and the rest do. an
nearly rs etiquette permits likewise. To this rath-
olish funny loyal uteance on the part OF the Town
authorities, Majesty replies by an eiinenty iunny
address, printed IN tic EGth newspaper. Alter
thanking authorities and citizens tor their " TN,
eauiyOcal expression Of sympathy, on occasion OF
" the abominable attempt against me yesterday.
(which by disposition OF God as miraculous az
." mercitul, came 10 nothing, which have done deal
" Of good to my strTed-up heart, aud s0itened tbs
" profoundly painful sentiment necessarily dToHsea
" "a me by ibis sign Of tho Increasing demoraliza-
" ton Of the world and its tOrgetiuness OF the lava
" of divine and human ORDER
Becker was BOBBY. To base any great political
regeneration on assassination is insane. No rn-
tional liberal in all Europe disputes this. But 10
the King any lees BOBBY, stupiIy deducing tom
this individual instance 0f insanity, condemnation
OF All Liberalism and justification OF all despOtisni
The event is grasped here, as throughout all Ea.
rope, by al the Holdbacks, as an argument ssninsf
liberalism. They VIII coniOund, and the foolish FOL
loycrs vii accept the CONFUSION, oil action against
ROYALTY with liberalism. TL,y choose to forget
that the ouy successful regcides in modern Euro
poan bistOy--Jacques Clement, and Rayallac-
killed Henry Ill. and Henry ~. OF France, in the
interest of TIE blind Conservative party; that these
repicdes were in their time justified by the theoog-
zeal and political doctors OF the then Holdbeck
schools that to-day il is hard to find vigorous Uk
tramontane who will speak harshly Of Ravaillae.
The effort made by Ul.ramOntane organs here TO
develop political capital out Of this last stupid at
! tack on The lie Of royalty is loughable. say
laughaba net simply because it is absurd, for that
! would not be laughing reason, but because IL -
clearly seen through. The Emperor, of course, NOS
so much from iellOW-ieeliug as from fixed laws OF
etiquette in such cases, las sent congatuatofy
messenger 10 the Plussan King.
The meeting Of the PlIlssan martinez and the
| French military statesman at the Camp Of Chal0ns
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talk any time the last four weeks, is rather assured
than made doubtful by this Baden accident.
There is every reason to believe that the En-
Deror's health Is Lat of rather more than middle
| aoed man, who has somewhat oyerworked himself,
and il now in q fir way to reap all the recupera-
five benefits desirable from comparative quiet and
| Vieby Naters. The record of his daily life there,
with It's long walks and drives would have settied
the question it, for the foolishly eager official fear
of the SIMPLEST truth tie honieET had not blatant.
" contraiicted and oyer.cOntradicted corresponds
| ent OF Belgian paper, who represented the Em.
peror as following cure watchtully prescribed by
| competent physician. Odd but true, so soon 40
the M0atear denies osentati0usly any statement or
rInor referring 70 his French Majesty's health the
Partisan community instantly conclude per contra.
1t is astonishing the bungng editing of that ofi-
| cal bOaiteuT The Northumberland fact, mean
fine is that the Emperor is quite as well as mose
folks are az his time of life and that be Is wisely
| profitng By his Summer vacation to improve hs
digestion aud general physical status BY sensible
and scientifically administered use OF Vicby water,
for bathing and drinking
The common say, to-day, IS that the King o.
Prussia will meet him at the Camp of Chalons. ]
guess he will guess that Austria viii not be oih.
cisy represented at that gala-niEtary meetings and
that such probable conference VII have lost It's poh
teal meaning il ii had any, very presently after
| personal separation.
Awaiting themes of grayer interest Paris enter
taips itself with thigh old" scandal IN the hnancr4
lne. Let alone the Miras trial. hardly closed, and
now assured Of present reopenng on appeal thels
are numerous cases Of deialcaton, breach OF rush
loss of hope, SwartwOuting aud FOwlerlzston. thaj
bring Paris up to level WIN New-lork' 4 hass
roam 10 note bat single case: Monsieur ST. George
tho late head of the Imperial printing establishments
he who in the early days of December, 1851, did 50
Immensely much for the Chief OF the Coup d'Etsf