The New York herald., 1864-03-17
TIE Ita.san Plot AGAINST sApeLs0n.

the Assassims-EAcitem te mx ns in the Eng
a}sh Farlia me .--Thc EYc nch Charge
and I;Mg sash DcSen
FRENCH cBARoH AGAINST MAzzINJ AND MR. sTAvs-
FIELD, n. r.
Paris (feb 2Sl correspondence Ol tho London 1nss
10 lhe conrse of h,s speech Oor,ou the Prooureur
Geaerai. aiudng 10 Inc address, M Flower. Thusoo
square 3o B'omptoa l"ndon, sa that he had referred
10 nc lpon Commercial nire1Cryn TO discover the
person who thus placed correspondence with Greco.
Al pago $40 bo ioundand 4 WAS In sorrow. he added
that he iound t-thc saMe Of member OF the Fngissh
Parliament who already, 70 1887 had been appointed By
treasurer 10 The Fhad no, which was corcoeiei
against the lbe Emperor Al that period
from Mazzln, hid been disc Nsssareni the
other 10 Camran.ila containing these lines =
MAzIisi 10 MASs.REru
i san, noney agpy % ,sc frsoa Of hs brewery
The Paris anas become haa ever desirable and
NJ cordn,n read tho article os ihe Tpes OF the lnn
expressing horror Of this crime ard that the
moiuent como for Mazzni TO disav6M all connection
With these ccusphatois and that, IL no did not, IL was
tay longer given 10 who continued 10 abuse
IT, lie Also read uazzinFs letter pnblished The FOLLOWING
Ibis Disclaimer did net, however, convince HIM; aud,
iaced whole of his reasoning directed 10 show
that Mazzfni was the conoocter Of IT,
MR. srASsFELDs pFPRscw.
In the House of Commons the 29lh of February,
Mr.. Cox sad seeing tho honorable gentleman the men
Der for Hainx his place. wish 10 ask whether his al
tcnton has been called 10 what IL stated to bave taken
place Paris the trial Of Greco and his accnnpiccs
what foil The Crown prosecutor on that occa
he (6reeol was 10 write to that address N Tendon
be was IN wan, OF money II is follows: MIR Flswor,
Directory" At 670 ionni what was looking for.
and Il not WITHOUT sadness aa yeco9nised me of
m.per Of Parliament of England 'oo nireodg 'od t,ea
in 1857 appointed 70 b. hs tanker Of the Tt conspiracy
against aas EnpsTda'S t0c.
also searched tho "London Directory 'and
The honorable member for Haax lives at that address
therefore desire TO know whether the honorable gentle
mans attention has been called 70 this paragraph
Mr.. STiNsFriD-I am much indebted 10 the Memorable
member
the question at My attention directed this
morning to The speech OF the Frocnreur General from which
my honorable friend has read au extract ana Hus say
that the astnishmen with which rend the speech was
mingled with somewhat Of n stronger feeling For tie
Crown prosecutor OF friendly Power FIRST place
imagine, and 10 The second place 10 n inspude,
that one who has the honor Of seat 10 the British House
occupy The position OF Minister OF the crown shoud
directly or indirectly have participated, even
tempts which il serious must excite the execraon ~
mankind. say s more than can understand, ard con
oiem, tsh also Of 'Tdioad'ion tHear. hearg Sir, J
trust II is quite unnecessary IN fact should feet il.
NAV say, indignity should ! be called uror,
plead an indictment Ike this and 10 declare In this
House that share the feelings Of all decent with
gard 20 attempts Of this kind, about which there he
but opinion clear, hear.) But II there he my
mind sort Of satisfaction in conner lion with the
dignity OF such suspicion II is this: that 1t gives The
opportunity upon this occasion and from this place
bear my testimony 10 tho character ol whom all
WHO know know have known for sJme eighteen
years and Than hare serer kaolca ncrey
heard reed Of any oso ,een cruel oad
ShdfaJillly HGlSoned (Eear, hear speak az
have said from definite personal knowledge of no1ry
eighteen years and have yet that that know.
ledge and The convictions which il produces VII not
eject the mind OF this House and OF the public
say that MaZzin, whose name has been associated
with this attempt pledae personal kaowiei9e cf him
for the couuon hot he is absolutely Incapable Of BEING
csncerned in II. (Hear, hesr) And, sir, ] will 60
further. II is impossible tha, could have read he
extract which my honorable friend has gwen 20 the
House without having occupied The time which nterv
since then 10 making some INQUIRIES and ascertaning
how was possible that such nsluuatons should have
IN wn o e
it is the right Of others to in this c'se-bn have
satisfied my oTr mind that The should 10 be
tred the answer TO IL will be complete and satisfactory
in every resrect- tHear, hear.)
Mr.. HEsNrsy-1hese are facts. honorable mcm.
her reminds me. that Tot deniedth thear hear land
they most material 10 people OF this country (Hear
hear) Money was collected uuder false name. These
things matters OF interest to Us. We are here.
hope, in friendly alliance with France, bat " attempts
such rs have lately taken place are made what mnsi he
friends Of these parties ha, Mazsni never engaged
| in any attempt to murder the Emperor Of the
par i M a' os ss "n any e ose think ,hs @ hs s
defence which The people OF this country win tolerate
AZ heart may be served by keeping thesEmperor cr The
French in terror but 10 doing 80 he renders himself
believe that in this country sncb conduct will
with universal reprobation, iHear hear The honor.
able member conc oded by moving that the House ad-
iourn.
Mr. Cox-I beg to secoud the melton Tor the adjourn
men, q The House and must say that hardly expected
my question ropd haze fallen 'no deenfs Of 1usisai.
(Hear What desired TO bear from the honorable gen.
explanation OF the charge publicly made
The honorable gent used express perfeciv
titled by the occasion. deno,ing hs disgust nj ,eiaa
charged occomgiss IN sach an attempt but he dit
give explanation as to this Mr. Flower. No. 35
Thurioe square. Hear, hear) / bsve searched the
nrecioryn and end the name OF the honorable mem.
Der for Halifax The occupier Of that house lHesr,
hear)
Mr. srANsfrn-l hardly understood that my honorable
friend was desrous OF any explanation 'rom that
point His search IN the "Iirectory has enabled him TO
ascertain q fact easily snown--namey my address II
Gr Flower honorable friend wishes 10 know whether
have any knowledge OF them have no knowledge OF
them (Cheers) bave already stated in general ;erns
because wished my observations q apply not 10 oae oc
casiou bu 70 all occasonsalihough il almost an
indignity 10 baveto answer such quesonsthear bear
that have not and never had the slghtcs, knowledge ~
proceed nfs of this character that hsye no; been
the medium. which honorable gentlemen seem 10
imagine. (Cheerej have been blamed by the horora.
bic member ior hlues oorn ~ for having taken
portuny Q. defend g he character on Mazgn hui had
iul reason Tor tbat course. for my has been mp
Gated 10 transactions which Affect lrs character. aud
ana Indeed should hs been brnknr @ s rm nGeS" ,1a "s:
of private friendship had taken the orportantv
Of not rs io y conviction, but my know
ledge ., hs character (hear, hear
hr. fitNSEssy-I wish to know whether this Mr. FLOW.
er IS III truth Mazzni.
Nj. sFANSIEh-t can have no knovlc ~ That
do not know ssy'l.nr about II.
hr llENNfsr y think also asked tie h1norabe mem.
ber whether he had acted treasurer or fatcr 81
corplitco Ter tno collection q any money 10 dis.
ributcd among Italian patriots. (tfics cf sob -
MT sihNaiEip rose 70 answer the honorable mem.
bor, bit was met with cries OF "No. mo- he said !
viii then rive my Answer 70 the House. Undoubtedly
not (chorrs)
lord C. HAMILTON ~ should ike % knew from he hon
oraha member for Halifax whether Mr Wore Il BOT his
iatm te acquaintance and has not been al his house and
whether that rorson Is D0t The secretary Of Mazgni
(Cries 0i ''oh -
Mr.. W. FoRs1FR-I think that when the report of tDis
dGcuss.on rs read u will appear 4, was an aernp
10 get Information Tor the Prccrreur Gcueral m France
om sure that the honorable member tor raliex rannoi
be affected by these accusations himself and nov rise
TO plt question to lie honorable member tor KINGS
county. Tie honorable member In audrv 10 NJ Navy.
ui, stated as an acknowledged fact admitted by Mazy
nj that that nersoh dd not enter rnts f,r asenr
a1ns, brt or tie rirpcse o. terrryng the Tpfcrc- ~
tue Frepcb. PERHAPS The honorable member MI state
his reasons for masi.g thar assertion paye myeef
very title kuowiedge ~ MRzyini but ltin believe. and
mot persons Who have knowcGge o. Magznl also 10.
lievc that ne has nothing whatever e. 10 viii these
plots. Oiear, heHg.)
Mr Alderman RosE-l am surc that no Ioneo would
IKE 10 ve answer 70 the question whether Wagynl
has ever yed ~iIh the honorable member FOR Ilalax1