The New York herald., 1868-01-06
Trial of Red Republican nconspirRtora-A Piot
for the Dethrone,neyt Of B0naparto.

Trial Of Red Republican nCOnspirRtOrs-A Plot
for the De,hrone'ae,t Of Bonaparto.
fParis dec. 23 correspondence Of the London Times
"A trial going before e Correctional Police Court
OF Paris twelve persons are charged with eKci
plotting against .ss pabt peace and with forming part
Of socrss societyaii, course CONTRARY to the law
The names OF these pesons professor o.
commercial traveller "a; Las. iacsman. a6 vssller,
literary man, 20; Cho,teau painter, 81 Godchet
Grasa asnouie nd asrn.ao no profsssioa men
toned The las, thee havo absconded II was Accoas,
S.d I. wsch so sc.ndassd the Gene
and which Garibald! was present The prooeed-
ngs Of these had reused the suspicious OF the Paris
authorities ever the middle OF september last,
their meehngs were carefully watched and noted.
On the 18Th Of last month the Commissioners Of Police
several persons OF their having received by
the post printed circulars or proclamanons OF most
The first was cooched these terms:-
FRzsoanEs-rhe reigs cr Ms Bonapariss rated in
s 8 co, ss n s rss e' sss S'ga % o rgss fsnse
r q s s MAn n. 70 make s VS. sS Ss
meseie shows himself % aaped y Bismarck and he
mot the cup o. shame full Shall deliver up % this
and our esssnes, France e ruined industry ne work
shops shut np misery a. our doors we nave choose h
sumption Of our destnies in our own hands.
The second Is vorded thus
France does belong herself for the last nsen years
and the raving OF century lost She hope
aaughng Tor the nations Of ,he honor
s hs % :s q an. asf % % ow
be buried beneath IT'S runsf Up citizens Thers are no
are not
liberty to Franco Let US have confidence 10 each osher s
60 back to the great national path OF honor and OF
depends
The third proclamation is not less strong-
People Of Paris sixteen year. ago M rspse sa' .y,er:d
He seised Fane and dssdd Ar III. aecopp''ees
base cowardios, ms supid,es are peace or Well
ssa se S
men who ask Tor bread has the empire enriched yout IN
nesss y a the ss Sns I puS
o MsIoo y g become tss soaiers . the fope and
were promised presmhence the nations and We
Merico 6y SIMPLE threat from The Uni,ed states 6Sr,..
eer, "a a. us ana M Aks game am n q US -
set out Of this mirei
On occasion visit by the police TO the residence Of
OF the accused, named Chonteau, there was ound
in zinc tube concealed under ground. In a cellar, the
satues Of the society, the preamble 70 which runs
thus:-
STATUTES or REVOLUTIONARY cosxusE WORK.
sssEsmLsTs,y M ragAl,II r.IssTY vale,
OF despotsm OF ignorance aud OF misery, which all
shou ,e directed 70 overthrow, order found
"ss p1eff repaos BASED on tue :aems pracps. u ss
AND our Sy S.ry 1aa mus,
be strengthened by her. unon is strength and We
We have uadertafen in common. n. -
ops &c s n The .s
them the ought for the sake q the f.enca people 2 %
qa geo shall not preaom nate for a. Ibis momsnt
Of and
amoitlous.
Tho rulos and regulations which follow are twenty.
hve IN number i revolutionary committee, consisting
OF elsven members, ali workinsmen, formed
tho Ilh Of September last Inc committee could
-
the society, but the change could only be made
Of serious charges OF misconduct IL the charge
proved the accused ~ be tried In general
vocation. An accused person would oe permitted 70
defend himself, but found guilty would undergo the
penalty pronounced against hun by ms judges Every
sentence whatever II might be, pronounced by the
Assembly against The accused Every member was
otherwise to comply with the orders issued by
the committee In the interest OF tho common
fho members OF the committee were TO
meet ones q wcpk, on "Wednesday, and oftener
II necessary. fund established TO meet
the expenses OF the civil intcrmensihat M ermeuis
without sny religious remonial-and other con nng
ces the contributions were 10 be voluntary. Minutes
Of proceedings at meetingso' the commtce or OF the
general society were to be drawn up and read NJ the
meeting immediately following. Tho committee bound
itself take all the steps - might deem useful towars
establishing continuous and direct correspondence w.h
the prncpa, seat Of the Revolutionary Committec IN
London There were various obef articles regulating
the manner in which the students 10 correspond
win tho worxngmcn. The statutes signed by the
sx Of the COMMITTEES who bound themselves by oath 10
observe them
Among the aflliaied was professor Of chemistry,
named Naquet. Naqust. according to the Avocat Imps
raj gave 10 chonteaa, one Of the committee, receipt
for making gun cotton, and," observed tue avoeat
hs the OF SCIENCE the professor paid by the gov
ernment gave that 10 thonteau and Godichet the
founders Of the society. and he thinks all that very
simple" Naluet appevrs, wrote letter 20 NJ Vic
tor Hugo, asking his advice as TO whether he should
bring up his child Jew, the ground that his family,
also Jewish, would not gise hin money Il the son
was not OF thor faith, or whsther he should allow
him To grow up like himseif-that ia, neither
Jew Christian. In tho etter he binds himself
by oath 10 accept emoiunsnt of kind FROM
tho imperial government which oath. BY the way, he
did not keep.
In the letter he saysAs socialist republican,
enemy 10 all political despotsms aud 10 all constituted
evons, which, In my Judgment. the dsspstsm OF
stupidity, have resolved to perform while live no re-
Igioua act whatever.
After q ions eddrcss from the Avocat peral. NJ
Jules Favre addressed the Court benaif OF Acco
aud NJ Crtmiclx for Nsquet The trial not brought
70 close saturday, and will probably last day OF
t~o more.
ITALY.