The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-19

him BY the Throat and strangisd him. while the enragei
fellow tainted fell again a dead upon the ground
Fortunately other soldiers TO the rescue and kept
me Per ana wc until
out OF the roach OF the iafunated spectators
,, rns fellow was taken up utterly unconscious and
where ne became conscious shout two hours sitter the
shot was fred a a a
that ne had served IS . private In the Polish army
during the last rebellion and that he Intended
twenty years Of age, bat with all the qualities Of
The sho. he frsd nrss took susc. in the head Of
woman beyond. The soldier was on the opposite sids
Of the carriage 70 which the would-be regicIds stood
ascertain his accompcs II he shouId have any in his
insane scheme. large number OF arrests were made
pcion, or who arc Of doubtful character. Some time
nnce, a. have reason % believe Russian detectives
were sent to Paris % feel the pulse Of certain
police aided ihem; but nothing was discov.
cred 70 lead the police to suppose that an
Nevertheless, you may be assured that ne always
properly attended. Yet in such wood . thst Of he
fscty Impossible o prevent maniac nom
pistol - Z proved BY last nights transacton What
the police could do they did. When the Emperor Of
Russia accepted the invitation Of Napoleon the police
called meeting Of the Polish refugees In Paris whose
name Is legion" and informed them thas thsy
the guests Of France and enjoyed the hospitality Of the
empire they must not on any account manifest the
slightest feeling either personal or POLITICAL 70 the En-
psg y vossa on 1oa n ss AND aas ns ,sn1 q
leaders then assured the authorities that they
would make every effort 70 prevent dsmonstra-
credit OF the better class Of the refugees may be said
thai they left the city long before the Emperor arrived
est suspicion could attach to them
Ny own opinion Of Poland and Polish revolutionists
no. ra ns
say that the Pole who would shoot the present Emperor
OF Russia would commit the greatest crime and accom-
plsh no good The Poles never had the first element OF
self government in their character They get better
treatment now-the leaders mean-than they deserve;
for they have just been amnested BY the Emperor he
entered Prussia his journey TO Paris all Of which
have long since sent to you In detail The Poles
the only mad fools IN the world The same class doubt
less that cried out "Vvc Ia Pogne just before the shot
was fired In the Bots do Bouogne outraged all decency
and selfrespect and violated every Law Of hospitality
peror OF Russia and his sons the Grand Duke Hertin
and the Grand Duke Vladimir visited In their private
pacity the Palas dc Justice In that temple OF justice
pack Of rod republican advocates howed that offensive
cry into the Of the Emperor ascended the steps,
with the amnesty proclamation for all the culprit Poles
IN his pocket with the Ink scarcely dry In the streets he
mas Deen sauted by these "Ssprators with the same
Last evening the RUSSIA AMBASSADOR. Baron Bud
berg, gave magnificent ball in honor Of the Emperor
OF Russia There were upwards OF SAX thousand guests
Of France the Emperor Of Russia the King OF Prussia
the Prince Royal Of Prussia the Grand Dukes OF Russia
and host Of princes Of the smaller class. Count Bis
divided the honors with Prince Gortchakon, who was
likewise decorated, among the statesmen In the affair
The imperial and royal psrsonagss walked about I'M
attended, and were exceedingly socabs The Emperor
Of Russia received the congratulations Of all the
regns and host Of the people for bis fortunate escape
The ball was opened with poonaise, which 10 more
OF promenade than dance. IL enables everybody to
see the prominent guests and ID accompanied by the
slightest fatigue The gardens were brilliantly Alumi-
Mated and the temporary gallery which had been erected
there presented splendid position 70 look on. the
fairy scene. There was wealth Of the most elegant
and costly exotics and the air laden with The per-
fume Of the most delicate nowerA
At ono O'Clock magnincens supper was served, At
which bountfu toasts were drank 10 their respective
majessa The ball did not conclude until late hour
have always been, the most charming of hosts
To-day thanks have been offered TO the Most High In
the Russian church, for the pRovdenal escape OF the
Emperor yesterday, whsh ~ Majesty attended
person
large number Of dstiseaiaAsd persona have offered
him their felicitatons end thA Americans sign
ing an address TO him, conveying their OF graft
tude 1t his escape. will - presented through Gem
esa Dix, tomorrow OK next day. N