The New York herald., 1870-02-13
The sieuatien In Eurepc-OF Special Ger.
, rosuoudonoe and tho Novv. nv tho Cable.

The sieuatien In Esrepe-Or Special Csr.
respopdcnce and tho News by tho Cable.
BY special written correspondence and news
telegram reports through the Atlantic cable
we present to our readers the condition Of
affairs which existed in Europe yesterday.
The HERALD writer's initial with great accu-
racy and much force and point the serious
events which are recorded by electricity, and
the exciting causes which induced them. Our
readers are free to deduce their own inde-
pendent inferences as to the result. From
Paris we are informed that Napo-
Icons government has had information Of
the existence Of an extensive social
istic conspiracy among the workingmen of
France, and that the executive in Paris was
alarmed both by its extent and perfect organ
ization during even the last week of the month
of January. The directors Of this combination
had cash in plenty, and hence came rapid
propagandism. The strike " and riots, and
military and police at the works at La Creuzot
followed. and the pnblic peace was seriously
endangered in order that the democracy of
labor-that new and somewhat mysterious
power of politics-should have an opportunity
of displaying its strength. The questions of
free trade and protection were again debated in
the legislative body of France. The dis
turbance which was produced in the
commercial world in consequence Of
the American war of the rebellion was COM
pletely acknowledged during the discussion,
and spoken Of in what appears to us a sad and
melancholy menaoriam Of the then ''belligerent
rights" recognition Of the South and the rather
hasty anticipations Of royalty against and for
the obliteration Of the system of popular self
government as it exists in the United States. In
Rome the Catholic prelates were still moro free
in their expression against Papal concentration
and the attempt to control the mind Of univer-
salism from q theocratic centre. In Ireland
even the impoverished, almost beggared
tenants, spoke to our special representative
Of rights, including that Of the right to live on
the soil Of their birth.
In confirmation Of these special premises
come the cable kilograms of yesterday evening.
From Paris they speak Of regicide plot against
Napoleon's life, Of conspiracies, of arrests, Of
criminal prosecutions and attempts at sup
preston of the newspaper press. Spain
speaks Of Carlist conspiracy, as also Of the
ministerial rcsolution-peculiarly Spanish-to
'slet 1t burst and then stamp it out" The
Bavarian Council Is considering the de-
thronement Of the King'-a new subject for
ministerial debate. Ireland repeats her agra.
rian outrages, the radicalism Of revenge. The
verifcation Of our special correspondence il
thus complete. The fact is Of great impor.
tance.
1t affords evidence of the power Of the inde-
pendent press, and heralds the near advent ol
tho revolutionism Of electricity. Against this
new agent no throne Is too lofty, bayonets are
Intellectual, and no corner of the Vatican suf-
fciently secret II is the light Of public
education made world wide; continued noon
day, although some do not even yet ''compre-
hend" It,