The New York herald., 1870-05-20

gica1 Operations" md Memory Of the
Great sOperRtors'' from Orsini.
PAIrs May g. 1870
TIRE PLEBIsCITUa.
Before giving synopsis OF the announcements
made yesterday In the Journal ORcsel let me say
few words In reference TO the plebfsce. II is cacu
lated that the majority will now attain TO at least
$500 900 votes as the news from the departments is
more favorable than expected and the Central Com
mIttee hourly receive numerous adhesions. The
army is loyal, and the soldiers who vote 'non will
not exceed so 000prohably less In 1852 when 'yest
or 'no'' was written in book the army gave rather
more than $4,000 noes. The army Is now stronger
by 10000, so that II the noes do not exceed
$4,000 the military vote will be about the same as az
the time OF the last pebisce, If the fact that the
voting on Sunday viii be taken in secret be con
sidered and that the entire number OF soldiers who
terday Of the generals and staff in Paris consider
the measures necessary 10 be adopted to preserve
public order On Sunday.
1t Is reported, but do not vouch for the truth OF
the assertion, that Immediately after the result of
the ple0tSctte Is known the Ministers VIII resign
and NJ. Olivier will form a new Cabinet. All the
Ministers, however, should this be the case will re
main, with the exception, perhaps, OF NJ. de Tai
houet, the Minister of Public Works the intimate
friend of NM Daru and Buffet. who recently
resigned. 1 nearly declare positively that n.
olivier will become after the pleoisctte Minister OF
Foreign Affairs. Two more irreconcIlablcs-Guyo OF
and Lusegaray-were arrested yesterday. accused Of
hatkng outraged the Emperor. Two men have Just
been arrested charged with having assisted in
making bombs. They have confessed.
The bishops in Rome who cannot return have
asked whether they can legally vote, although ab-
1put fronn no,
answer that all French subjects Rome can record
their votes at the Embassy.
There was a meeting held yesterday at Frohsdorn,
the residence of the Comte dc Chambord, at which
were present the Comte de Paris, the Due de Char
tres and the King and Queen OF Naples. The ques-
ton as to the best measures to be adopted in the
actual state OF France was discussed. The Comte de
Chambord lHenri w renounced his claim TO the
throne OF France in favor OF the Comte de Paris.
The report made by M. Grandperret, Pr0cureur
General to the Minister and published In the papers
does give one-haf of the information IN posses,
sion OF the government.
THE REGIcIDE PLOT.
Al length the Journal ODfcfeL has spoken. and to
the point. All doubts as to the existence OF
plot are removed from the mind OF the public. re-
port from M. olivier to the Emperor: an Imperial
decree cony0kng the Clambre des Misses en- Accuse.
tion OF the High Court Of Justice and q report from
the Procureur General, Grandperret to the Minister
Cour have been published. The letter OF NJ. Olivier
to the Emperor Is remarkable for 1rmness and mod
erat10n. When telegfaphed to the HERALD on the
1st orders had been given to arrest violent speakers
at the public meetings. had received information
that at last the government considered the time for
acting with strong hand had arrived, and the plot
which my letters have for months insisted fact
would be exposed. The violent Journals have de-
MED that conspiracy existed, and they have for
ernInent complot as an extensive; dreary joke III
vented a. q lever to urge the people to vote for
knew him. He was represented as the
head and tail OF the afYair-probabiy police spy.
possession were declared counterfeit. The Mar
settlotse the Rerel ana other journals OF the same
type were, however fully cognizant Of the reality of
the conspiracy they hoped by banterng the govern.
ment TO lower the Emperor and his advisers In the
estimation OF the people, and to thus diminish the
qurements OF the prosecution would force the Minis
ter OF Justice to keep silence. The proceedings OF
the radical press had TO certain point obtained
Gauche, to deliberate on the course OF action neces-
sary to be taken by that party IN reference TO the
ported conspiracy and to protest with energy against
this supposed police manRuvre, NJ. Emmanuel
Arago declared that the Cauche should stigma
tlze the tactics OF the government. NJ Gambetta,
however, thought before doing 80 it would be
advisable to have proof that the accusations
made by the government were false. It was decided
al once to call on NJ Berner, Juge d Instruction.
That gentleman gave the deputies OF the Gauche such
Information that n. Gambetta declared he would
never be apary to any criminal acts and that he had
understood the resolution would be effected by legal
means, with no other weapon than the peoples vote.
The "Redr organs have now their answer in the
Journal ODicet. II Is simple ana precise, and the
''Redsv probably regret their temery. M. Olivier,
the Minister Of Justice, In his report TO the Emperor
declares that there Is revolutionary party, whose
aim is to establish democratic and social republic
by means Of systematic scGnda, outrage, calumny,
riot and assassination; tsat 1t was thought the sup
presson OF the sovereign by crime, at time when
one constitution was abandoned and another not yet
voted. would destroy at one blow the State ITSELF
m0mentartly without constitutional order. This
project, long in preparation, was intended to have
been put into execution before the Sth OF May. The
number ofpersons ncupated; the nature aud gravity
of the affair; the necessity OF concentrating ini0ra-
tion from the various districts OF France, necesstated
the convocavion OF the Haute Cour. The revolu-
tionists cannot object to this, the High Jury, as
you are aware being drawn from the entire coun-
Try. and as the trial VIII take place la provincial
town all chance Of an outbreak in the capia viii be
avoided.
THE TRIALS.
BY Imperial decree the Cnambre des Misses en- Ac
cusauon VIII be presided over by NJ. LascouX.
NJ Orandperret, the Procureur General, will be as
sisted Dy NJ. DOpre Tasale the AvOcat General, and
NM Betgogne ana Lepeiletler Suostltats OF tue Pro-
cureur General.
THE FACTS.
Inc report made 70 the Garde des Sceaux and Min
lser 0! Justice states that for a long time the
thorihes nave been aware that al instruction aud
attempt 70 ass ssiaate the Emperor we're being Or
eahzei. me seere' meetings OF the consplrators