The New York herald., 1870-05-14

DoSu /" iVPuth-uu itOiU ulS Youth I'D. ana tucIl
after ne had been drawn for the army he had en-
deavofed to propagate republican IDEAS IN his
regiment Ne belonged to the seventh line regi-
stripes werc cut OF and he was sentenced to six
months Imprisonment for making away with his
neccssaries His version Is that he lost pair OF
shoes aid was unuslly treated as thief-treatment
which disgustod him With the military service. As
soon o. ne came ont or prison he deserted, bat re-
turneu 10 ais regimen after the aSty Of August
ID. Towards the end OF last year he was sen 'enced
60 two months Imprisonment for swndling;
mesting5 a. Belleylie ana La viIetto HIS
superior education recommended iIm to NJ
easvs Foarsss n ,Sn Tn1n so he visited the Prince
sadlnon am ng the soldiers. On January 10 he de.
serted again, and appelred IN uniform al the lunera
Florreni with money TO escape to brussels, and
from B usses he went 70 England. In London he
men namea Fo @ s' lie alleges tsa. ,rs NJ
urged him TO attempt the Emperor's life.
ana an. tnat na bsing g,. destitute n country
consented. In despair he resolved 10 sacit-
fee his life ia the hope that at least no
sn1 70 70 m u ary saay aan
eos in London. The "considerabien sum OF money
said, in the accounts OF last night, to have been
of remittance or 140 francs which he received on
April 20. A letter from M. Floarens, signed only by
the Christian name OF Gustavc but the Handwriting
Of which Is said to be perfectly well known to the
police, was found upon him; also draft OF letter
OF ms own 70 M, Flourens, in which he said "the
Emperor will tage place between TWO and four O'Clock
Ia the afternoon OF April 2o II am ready" Beaury
evidence Of his guilt about him. He is very dis
creditaGe BrutuS, on account of the two unluCky
comvlc ions FOR swindiing recorded against him.
Inc name oil tne c0nspiratOr who as mentioned
yesterday, was rescued rom the police by mob IS
Rousselle. II was In his lodgings at Belleve that
the bombs were found. He has not yet been cap
tured. Several members OF the International Ass0-
claton have been arrested at Lyons The arrests In
Paris are between forty and nlty. The bombs were
manufactured hnv
show very great scientific adaptation to the end for
which they were intended; but there Is want OF
craitism required for certain details A Journey.
men who took part IN the fabr cation OF these
missiles is under lock anu key. Marshal
Lebmul went not long ago TO visit the arniory In
which they were made, and complimented the head
OF the establishments on his manufactures The Gdu-
lois contradcs as a ridiculous canard the state
ment that The conspiiat0rs meant to bow up the
Tulleries. The bombs, the defect OF which Is that
they are exceedingly dangerous TO handle, were 20
be thrown from q Eelght out OF q window. very
great difficulty OF the instruction" will be to show
what reasonable prospect Beauri ha1 OF executing
30 mentioned In his confession. The London police
telegraphed TO Paris three days ago that Beauri,
suspicious man, had lett London for Paris.
The arrest OF Beauri WAS effected In person by M
Lagrange the principal aide de-camp OF the Project
M. Protat, an advocate. was arrested this morning
on the charge OF belonging 10 secret society. Some
OF the papers say that In endeay0rng 10 escape he
fred at M. Clemont the Commissary Of Police sent
take him; but another version Is that NJ. Clement
frei at him. At ai events he Is now In a cell at
Mazas
The Emperor Tried by a Secret Tribunal.
fparis april so-Evonng correspondence Of London
nm tho su,,ec. or ,ne new Jaws o, which soor,. n ia
more real than the on now for nearly three months
In the hands OF NJ Berner, the Judge of INSTRUCTION,
special edition Of the Journal 00cfeh published
this evening" contains the following inforlnation:-
For some time past the police have the track of
conspiracy against the liio Of the Emperor. Yester
arrived from England. 20 bad upon him sum of money,
ndvdS. srssiy plot Fsbrsary iii:
ss'sas'sa
Ass dwelling Or q these person; there
as sa'lsy ssssss sas .ss
ss
an e has been II
for an offence against the Emperors committed
public meeting.
M. Lermna was the mover or a bill Of Indictment
against the Emperor, proposing ptettsctte to d de
clare him guilty OF capital offence, but that the
sentencca him 70 penal servitude 'is for
life; nde,ro The aeon meeting at which TINS &C.
period" by the Commssary Of Police in attend
ance. Even I'm this instance the commissary, after
listening to much violent language. seemed asleep
until he heard the Emperor de cribed as Charles
Louis Napoleon B0naparte alias Napoleon III. Then
he started up from his seat and declared the meeting
dissolved. At many OF these meetings, several or
which have been attended by 1900 or 1900 people,
cries Of "Yive 10 republiQue" aud 'Down with the
Up 10 certain extent the believes tse
a gamer by this outrage OF the opposition and
shorthand writers are employed to take down
Speakers Which pefcs the leesss are TIC e
be collected together and largely distributed In the
provinces, with the view OF corrob0rdting NJ. Olli
m IN fha
the Var, that republicans only seek to pillage and
cut throais. The ordinary reporters OF the Senate
and Corps Legislatif We're detailed for this Duty but
were willing enough to attend any meeting and give
full report Of all that might take place. but they
would not DO police duty and pick out particular
passages to serve particular purpose Other peO.
ple however have been found to do the service re-
4uired and In all probability an interesting colle.
ton of irreconciliable eioqtience published in an
attractive form, together with the latest OF the
plot Just discovered, will appear next week, and
nave great erect upon many welldispOSed persons.
WHAT THE C1NsPIRATORS INTENDED TO DO.
The consplrators intended, we are told to blow up
the Tutierfes with picrate OF potassium.
ALLEGED sYMPATHIzERs.
I1e Paris correspondent Of the London Ne,cs
writes upon this point thus:-
Several papers connect N. Ledru Rollins sudden
disappearance from his villa at FOnteMay- Roses
with this plot: NJ. Cernusch, the Italian banker,
who subscribed 100 coo francs TO the antiplebsctary
fund, has, in compliance with the reiterated de-
mands OF NJ Paul de Cassagnac, been expelled from
France, pursuant TO the und0ubted law which en-
out reason assigned. Three alleged accomplices OF
Beauri have been arrested on the strength Of con.
lessions made by him. NJ. Germain Casse Of the
Marsettafse Is arrested. Beauri, the Figaro
asserts had upon him Q letter from London OF q
most compromising character, signed "Gustave
Flourens.n have already mentioned the arrest Of
three acc0mpices. The Figaro In a second edition.
says that fourth, whom 1t WAS attempted to arrest
on me Boulevard de BeI!eville. exclaimed, ."Help
brethren. l am republican p and that he was
thereupoa rescued. A queer story told Is that
papers relating 10 The conspiracy have been found
concealed IN the foows Of busts OF Garibaldi an d
Lamartne. Every many" arrests are reported to
have taken place TN the course Of the day.
guard OF train of the Northern Railway
has been arrested on charge Of having
brought into France quantity Of revo.
vers ordered at Lege Dy French republicans.
The Figaro, however, Which has the best police
Information, suggests that he probably had no guilty
knowledge The bombs seized are said to be In the
form OF those crown cakes called .Savarins. They
are constructed on principle for more destructive
than the appc-looking bombs OF Orsini. Baurle be.
longed TO the Seventh regiment Of Chasseurs, and
was Of four deserters In correspondence with M.
Fourens Since he came to Paris from London he
seems to have 0beyed the instructions he received
sleep twice III the same place. but he was at