The New York herald., 1864-03-17

hoped lhe government. noting on bs evidence
10 which be had alluded. might have boon abe 10 take
np tne matter 5y anticipation
EXCITEMENT IN ruE psEscH sgaArE.
iPar's (Fob 29) correspoHdcDce OF London Herald
10 me Senate yesterday ss0 Senator's A 10 vcrrter,
the astronomer eur eccentric old friend the Marquis
Ne Bo'ssy reated 10 parody OF the ttters oi tbe
French ooorols. tak0g thar theme the accusation OF
lrocurear .mperai ordoen against "me.aoer o. ,hs
English Par lament" That accusation, AS mcBtnnsd
yesterday, s s,mply this: that English gentle aan,
ono oG tho members or The House of Conmota supplied
funds Gr the attempt against the GmpeTor's no cy
Greco ard his fellow coosratcs IN 1864 ana by fihaId
il 1851 TIE sub oct was introduced in a somewhat
Singular manner Tho Senate discussing petition
from W. ,randcan against vivsection Tho conptee
reported 10 favor OF Tho petition and after sundry com
p.lnents 10 The English Society for The Protection OF
Auima's, recommended that Tho government should bo
ayied 10 lake lho sub into csidoraton. So FAR
ncthDg nd be more prosy and nnntcresiing ihan The
proceedings But they assumed quite different aspect
ou lbe rising OF II 10 Yerfier
,ranscribs what followed from tho Official report Of
the No wh CD 4 may not be out or place TO observe
IS posted up outside every N France
LIZ vsRtmR-i have but few words TO say. con
am sick u hcar,os constantly England and her
stitutons held up TO nodcs--and am Than
over when '.soc1 tics tho city Of Iondon the
berty tse eo'e p"i) to send Us representatives IN
the name OF humanity
NJ ~ RAreRrruR-w We said something TO that eject IN
report
NJ Lg YERR,rR-l know Il; bnt want 10 add something
10 what you did say IL my turn would recommend
England TO look IL bome and take INTO cons desaticn
etao o things FAR serious (han vvisecton), and
which cxists in other country ~ the world is
calg England a.at mea,Ceys Of Pa,am.a are TO ic
ing (SeEsaLion-. Tres ben, fgfS ten'')
IL. LIZ fRusnENr-io you move the order oi tho Gay2
VI VErRir,--I do.
NJ, 10 Marquis ~ EolssY-l am very sorry 10 disagree
with ~ lie Ycrrers notion bnt endorse al he bas sar
ab0at England. Why should the order OF the
dyY II the recommendation ito iako tho petition INTO
Consfera'QD) rs good Que, should adot IT. Loi he
cause from .ngland--for al know that what
comes from that quarter generally bad per
fd,ous (augher) but because il s good
per 10 this there may be some good III what IS
said, not by England, but by few Eglish phianthro
psis Ry not voting tho order II the day will give
greater weight TO tho words Of NJ 10 Verriorathosl9t
tat neighJo ing co,Dg b. rCair for Gssassas though
fg nrared md 'aten II there Just ferres ar
ored in a ab for sporting puposcs support the com
mee. the world ,hns win eco that We do not reject
ensibe proposal, though u does from London.
trust that what has cen said here will reach England
and that it may people show themselves
nenceorth somewhat less inclined promote the liberty
Of assassination. lMovement.)
NJ le RESlDESTConne yourself TO tho question M. do
Boissy--you are but cnvcnornjng matters.
NJ e Marquis de RcissY-What ia spoken is GTt ken
trnstthc words Of NJ e verrier will 1Dd an echo
The subject then dropped and the order OF the day was
ultimately adopted but this little episode in the Senate
only confirms what yesterday tod you Of The tfcnas
sensation made here by the accusation CT NJ Cordocn.