New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
EUROPE.
FRANCE,
TIE DEATH or BERRYEE-ANoTiifH HAUpiN
DEMONSTRATION.
UR0N orr 0wN coGRESPoSDLSti

PARIS Dee A-Eutlanasia. Euii oi oHys hud hoi
ors. surrounded by his family and close fnenH" III
clear possession of bis great Intellect calm prepared
content in his house at Augoylc. where he went TO
die. BiIryer departed this life last sunday IL was
singular felicity Of Bcrryeis long public career that
never with the party in p0wer-for III lSO he was d
liberal MoDarchist-he was himscfan independentre-
coanizod power under Louis Philippe, tho Republic
and tbe Second Empire, and while his genius forced
the admiration Of hispOcal opponents. his personal
qualities won friends in all parties. The day that
he left Paris to 90 TO bis dying chamber at AugeyiIe
he sent for bis bosom friend Marie member OF tho
Provisional Government Of 1875 who has pnbllsheu
n touching account OF the interview. rs he lay on
his bed az Augeyle, messages oA fliuf G ~ az rSr
pathy flowed in from his hiPG, mo Count oi 1h,un-
hord from Orlcanis.s aud RepUbcanS. rom blspoP
Dupauloup, and Voltarians-moTe than all, nom lis
neighbors the villagers. H.,
Gus and of higher strain than accompanied tho 1e-
parturo of any other OF tho isiIlous ucid Oh NJ
VembcI; and as If nothing should be waning 10 1
enlo0v tho grand harmony Of praise s enhancru
rather than broken. and his honorB completed by tS
discordant notes Of the PdJS and the tt"e,Si; D.
Paul de- Cassaguac blackguaIdcd hlm III me Jo'F-
nal Of the Empire wbo nc WAS Gylhk' ht ~ i-u t
Vcuillot ultrimonagnaId defender OF tho iaith WHO
wicds shillelagh IN shape oil Inc coSs hiiuis U.s.
Montalcmbcrt. from his own sick room; wrote to
Bprtyer i'm q letter which arrived icW hours E%p %
latc Il have not forgotten snail never l9tgV va" i
Tor having said what ! thought OF the second IL
piIe in ~ and lSJS." H.
EI,oer, on hearing OF the great liberal Legiinatl,ts
! death sav4 that his permanent hatred ot tyranny
! was inspired by his Young experience of the iaS'
! yCats of tho First LWptc. -,
kfior thr affair OF BoulOqne Berrycr defended the
asrirant 10 the second Empire when he was on tFidi
isi his life before Louis Philippe sCQUr 0l lcers u2se
| OF whom oNed the origin ot Their fortunes 10 ino
| FIRST EnpplUr + wgs hc who SmCle down from
! n bulky memoir tAat The unluckyy prince hHl pro
! pared aaa stamped with his own logic ana rhetoric.
that lrjef speech which the prince tlcd 10 speSh put
| ended wiTh taking fIom lus pocket ana r~ldhE b
! the Cont The spiiied dignity q! winch hisioiahs OF
the Abbott species have always iold 30 h9niy N''I
/ mol 1uie The completion of tho most celebrated
r,sage IN that speech by the eininenlY most teihg
ino most NapoicOnic Ot ts triple antthesca ~ now
clai ed for an Englisluan. "Iicpr'seni hpioe !on,
Bti had vlittCu ~ the Oth dAl nt tbc plItr Wy
pril re was to speak - principle ana c2uSc' one u
The soyerc gty 81 the people tne o'nci Is re 'pe
! h something else hc rcrIesnis.' said tire Ehslsh
friend lauphinF TO whom ii'rrycr was TGadiny tne
| nannr What prav r. WHY Waterloo said Nc.
| Gfprrscn " Illat IS 1.-THE very ting, exclaimed
tho adyoc. 20 and taking hls prn cmtpded me srcI-
| i've phrase as wo now have u: represent Dei1Ie
! you. gentlemen. prnclJe' - AUS 3ei.a.' IN
| l. thai Of the empire, the defeat Waterloo;
In letter to his defender after che trial va, over
Prince Louis expressed the Warmcst thalkS ioi hs
noble services. asked v0u 20 defend me" ne
add. "bccausc ! knew the Independence OF yori
nature and that Your heart Was open TO al niisi"
Z
great thoughts and noble seutinonts 90
moi krOw whether shall ever b. IN position To
giyo you prOois oi my uJittuoc. 90 hoi snowman
You will accept them. BIT confess 70
you that 4 ny trial was 80 have no other result than
The acquisition Of yuut fr.cldtllp, should stIli
think that had immensely gained, aud should not
complain Of my lot. Adicu nay dear Mr.. B'gVer.
and accept the s-iaurc oi ~ ciiiehtSoi oi esteem
and gratitude There WIS another recognition oi
his services that th0 great advocate seems 20 havo
valued more highly since u, Wa, kept iu view, cate
fully preserved under class, u Lia iurhy room 1t
Augcyiilc. II l. btIuutbl cop al b9-7ue!. Pc
scuted e. him by the working ptiuieis whom h ur-
f.nded few ycglb ago against charge of colnhiu-
ing 20 Iasu their wages. Nhrn thcf 0hricd % pay
( be refused. as was h.s consitnt wont WITH slth
clients. 1hcy then printed this unique. beautiful
volume, broke up Tie tyIts. and gave Lin lie dcit-
cote fec OF which he We yery pfyad
The day when ECnylr onictrd the th1mlgt ul
! Dcpulics, koyard Collam saii Of him II i' not
I merely a talent: "a j. poVtT' AGcr hearing biz
fIst great speech in lso his friends hailed ~ him
the advent oi second SirahcaL All critics -rcm
to be agreed that since that Imperial voice fell
silent, no other has 20 douiunied ana sway~l -
French audience a. that of BrITyer. " lie va, muIc
than AN orator; Dc thc living pci-oniicaiion oi
human speech IN rs tplcnCor and inits uHDc,ty ih
hiiu all was elOQucnt,-tlc tone. gckluret altitude,
and look L., wei rs the inspiration All ca and
eyewitness testify 10 an imperial sometirs IA bis
Ianncr which with the words, produced effects That
the reading Of these alone, foribln ~ The, aW
utterly isil 70 explain I'vasunly ~ the last session
that with this sud phfrce hc cow'd 10 silence me
noisy majority Of the Corps Leg'laiii: R0nhore
pcuatt hardilood, defiant oi Ia'ie aud Theirs was
vailed With respect 1cioIo berryer, hciorc whose
| silent look aud brof c0utemptuOus pausc even
GTaucr CasHIrnac himself foI once in MS bolster
xrrryrr performance in political life was his ld
hesion 10 tho lIandm subscription by public letter
dictated from his bed aud addressed 10 the Editor ot
the EkcteW. II runs - follows: SiE; On ile "a
OF December 1851. moved aud obtained from the
National Assembly. sitting n tho MaiIe OF TIE tleN-
enth Acknowledgement. dccIee OF iorltuie ana ont
lawiy gIiust the President Of tie Republic. inviting
citizens 10 resist tho nioiaiion oi me laws II thc
President WAS guiiiy. This decree was made as pub
lic i'm Paris ~ WAS possible. Ny colleague, Alr
Baudn cnergetically obeJcd the orders Of tile As,
senbly no was victim, of his obedience and
feel myself bound To JOIN ia the subscription opened
for the erection of an oNpntory monument over his
grave"
of the graveyard arrested tho curiosity OF passen-
Ccrs and drew thithcr some hundreds Of curious
spectators. When tho combined il.rynG VAS great.
est, between and o'clock yr3t6Iday afternoon,
shOuld say that the ,.eupIo were ia trine major
iy-saY - incn. women and children, - Low no
nee OF course IL was necessary not merely to com
| Ilete the mancuvcr ngenousiy devised by the au-
thortics but 10 justify their Baudin manifestation,
that somebody should be arrested. But as nobody
would volunteer TO c;y ltr6 IL htpnbhqac er ions
FEmpire, any other sedIous note 100 or so (soino
tell 3OOl PERSONS vino didn't quickly enough heed
tho pOcemens orders to move on, or who looked i'm
pertincntiy at these representatives OF Government.
OF WHO looked To them us though they had not any
friends. or who-as some boys reeklessly dared
wlIsted shifted. or uttered inartlcuiate but dis
respectful BiTT11TS, were arrested and hustled away
Tie effect Of this wild Baudln manifestation OH
the perfectly calm population of Paris 80 far ~ can
Judge from necessarily limited Observation since
YESTERDAY night--not ono Partisan in hundred
knew anything Of it till night-has been most ok
cellent Ii exoites fear of course respect. but
what is better no mere waste sneers People cannot
help but g1in ut it, and many cannot help but eXpresS
indignation at il but this action OF tho authorities
especially adopted to excite hatred aud contempt
of the Government seems rather to set citizens
Thinking calmly and senslly. The adjourned ex-
preston Of their opinions tho Baudn paDifcsta-
iion Will appear IN the elections next Siay or june
PRUSSIA