The New York herald., 1870-05-06


Premier Olivier Indicts the Democrats.
-" PARIS, May 6-P. M.
The report Of Minister Olivier, preceding the de.
cree directing the trial OF the consprators shows the
existence or revolutionary party having for Its OBJ
ect the establishment OF democratic and social re-
public. Its weapons are Misrepresentation, syste'
tnatio Ioutrage calumny, erne'1tes and assasslna-
tons New liberties so far from appeaslng, increase
Its frenzy. It sees in them only facilities for
increased organization and extension Of its innu-
ence. Its existence and purposes are scarcely con-
cealed In It's assemblies and In the columns OF the
journals which follow It's fortunes. He exposes It's
designs and declares himself in possession Of evil
dence sufficient to prove criminal attempts and con-
splracy. He reproduces parts Of speeches In
which he announced the existence OF this party
and tolo Its members the government hoped kind
ness and patience would suffice to conquer passions
which had their rise In other times. But he Is
forced to believe that energetic repression Is the only
means through which to re-establlsh social peace
and respect for the law without which the inaugu.
ration of free institutions would be foohardy STEP
Since the appeal to the people had already been
decreed his first instruction was to delay this
trial. in order that the involuntary evidence might
not seem an electioneering man9uvre.
But the revolutionists have sought TO sweep away
by one crime the reigning sovereign and the consti-
tution which would be to destroy, with sure blow,
the State ITSELF and they have resolved to execute
their purpose before the 9th Of May Their plans
have for long time been prepared. Under these
circumstances it ia our duty to publicly surrender
them to justice. The number nculpated, the nature
and gravity Of the affair and the exgences OF pub.
lie Oroer demand the exercise OF the powers of the
High Court in the trial and Judgment of the cause.
Then follows report Of the Procureur General
,oir
iutionists had come together to prepare the insur
rection and attempt against the Emperor. The re-
port gives details Of the conspiracy Of Febru-
ary and accuses the consplrators OF having partci
pared in the Snleute which followed the arrest OF
Rochefort and of designing to assassnate the Empe.
ror by an explosion Of nitro-glycerine. The report
publishes, for the purpose OF proving the completely
Of the International Association of Workingmen,
letter from yain president Of that society," In which
he says the association should concert for united
action In case of an outbreak. The report then passes
TO the now conspiracy, and declares that the COMES
sions of Beaury show that he was in collusOn with
Gustave Fourens in q plot to assassinate the Empe-
ror letter is published from Flourens to Beaury.
wherein the question OF the attempt Is discussed,
and letter from Beaury to Ballot friend Of Fiou
rcns in which he invites him to assist at amputa-
tions in the Rue de Rivol, where there are likely
to be wounded men on the Goth Of April, between
the hours of two and four O'clock Another letter
from Flourens found at the house OF Ballot, and
dated April 20, speaks likewise Of that affair."
The report then gives an account Of the discovery
of the bombs and states that there might be another
foundry where bombs were manufactured. Tie re.
pprt announces the arrest Of Ballot.
Tho Testimony-GOEstave Flourens' Letter.
PARIS, May g. 1870.
The Procureur General, Grandperret, publishes in
the Journal 0Nctes letters containing evidence Of
the existence Of the conspiracy. Among them Is the
following from Gustave Flourens, which was found
on Beauri when arrested -
VERY DEAR FRIEND-I have duly received your
three letters. regret that you have addressed them
by this way and not through Mr.. Smaliey, OF the
New York tribune, NO. 13 Pail Mall, London, en-
closed N an envelope with my Christian name: But
week we snail see each other again in Paris,
when all Will have ended we'll You should
nys received ~ nay tbsre letter OF e e s sren6 re fsa
banks. II he has duly RECEIVED It. and If this friend
has handed to you. by Madame s., the sum Of
400 francs, burn the enclosed Letter Tor him, and
there is an end of it, II not. send 1t TO him. and act
Immediately; the 400 francs are received There is
not moment to lose The man with the patent
might 20 into the country ana all VIII be delayed.
But you will succeed. 1reckon upon you and your
faithful a friends o. Only 60 out at 6ag 66gnt % or in
prudent DO not fail Possibly shall be very soon
at Paris to assist you. Once more repeat what
cessful. GUSTAVE.
Serious Demand on England.
PARIS May s, 1870.
1t is reported that the French government has de.
manded Of England the extradi'ion Of Gustave
Flourens. on account OF his compLclsy In the ploa
against the Emperors life.
Cabinet Powcr.
PARTS, May s, 1870
The steele to-day explains the situation as fol.
lows
''The government asks for an unqualified approval
OF the past and carte blanche for the future"
Provincial Dislcyn;ty.
PARIS May 6, 1870.
Traces OF the regicide conspiracy have been dis
covered at Marseilles.
PARIS, May 5-P. M.
There is much agitation at Bezlers. Troops are
constantly arriving there.
Cabinet Reconstruction.
LONDON, May s, 1870.
The GduIots says there Is q rumor that NJ. Olivier
will soon exchange the Ministry OF Justice for that
of Foreign Affairs, made vacant by the resignation
Of Count Daru The change is looked upon as quite
probable here and the report is generally credited
The Bank Return.
PARIS May s, 1870.
Tie bullion in hand at the Bank OF France has
increased 5.3 900 francs Since last Thursday
Patti und the "S0iida rities.''
PARIS May s, 1870.
The earnings of Adelani PATTI for the past season
have been 10OoOOo, to say nothing OF the presents
she has received.
The Marquis Caux, her husband has just contr-
buted l,5ooE to the funds of the Piehlscitary Com.
mittee.