The New York herald., 1870-05-14

| Implicated.
BY the European mail at this port yesterday we
have the following special history OF the regtcde
conspiracy in Paris, with report OF the motives,
means and weapons OF Its alleged promoters and
| their 81 ymgathizers In England and France.
| PARIS. May I, 1870.
The political powder barrel on which VIC have
been sitting for time nearly exploded last SRI
day. During the day report that the Emperor had
been fred at disturbed the public mind and the
Boursc fell knew for fact that no such aJ,empt
had been made, although for two days past the au
thorties had been on the lookout for "daagerous
man who had arrived from Eng and. The departure
Of M. Ledru Ron for London, although an incident
OF trivial nature was SUFFICIENT to arouse the
picions OF the lynx-e7ed agents OF the Prefec
They believed that he was cOgnizant OF some coming
event with which he did not wish to be en-
tangled, and they took their precautions accord
tngly. The London police forwarded Information
that man had quilted the English metropolis with
the intention OF assassinattng the Emperor. He
entered Paris and remained here for two or three
days without detection. Friday evening it was re-
ported that O man answering his description had
passed the night with lille souDltss In The Bnttes
des Moulins quarter. He was Immediately arrested
| and forwarded TO Mazas NJ. Bernier the Juge
d'Inswuction, who has been 30 roughly handled by
certain portions Of the press with respect to the
supposed compot-declared to be unfounded except
! In his own magnaton, but which have long since
told you really does exist-proceedsd 10 interrogate
| the prisoner. He is o deserter from the Seventh
| Infantry, only twenty-five years Of age,
named Bcaur. On being searched there
| was found in his possession a sIx-barrelled
revolver loaded; letter, bearing the London post
| mark, signed Gustave Flourens, containing minute
directions and 100 francs which Beaur had received
! RI taft in a
event Of his having successful. In conseluenc
OF his revelations the police ut once arrested three
persons In the neighborhoOd Of the Boulevard du
Prince Eugene At the house OF one OF them
large case, containing cartridges and bomos,
was discovered, together with bottles filed
with an explosive substance, supposed to be
plcrate OF potassium, ana o receipt for max
Ing picrate concealed with other papers in
two busts OF Lamartlne and dartba!d At
Bellevle the police attempted to arrest another In
dividual, who shouted -" Help brothers, they ar
rest republican ~ ana the gents were fmmedt-
ately surrounded by roughs who succeeded In res
culng the prisoner. In all there nave been about
forty captures effected amongst them are several
Of the chiefs OF the Socete Internationala. con-
ductor Of the Northern Railway has also been ar
rested, charged with having accepted for TRANSMITS.
sion from Belgium large qnantltty Of revolvers
dered from guusmith at Liege by French repub.
lcan refugees 1t is believed, however. that the con-
ductor is not implicated IN the plot.
THE BOMBS.
This morning the Figaro gives woodcuts Of the
bombs. They are ingenousiy constructed and about
as ugly looking customers as l have ever seen The
republican papers, Of course. pretend to dlsbeeve
the whole affair. l can, however, state that the
plot the cause OF great anxiety to the government
that oil the bombs and rngleaders known to exist
have not been yet discovered, anu that the Emperor
does not leave the Tuileries.
M. Jules Termina, the editor or proprictor-pos.
sibly both--of one Of those journals Which spring
and then disappear, was arrested yester-
day morning & IN consequence @ pss Of having out
plebtsctte meeting held at the Foes Bergeres on the
previous evening" On that occasion he read an act
WIEN e p m 81 the ce Of ae
State to hard labor for Life:
Ts ad T q P9ss s aSnr the se
selllass" and shouting .yxre "a "a RspMolqus @ ~ The
II H. which heg,v 81 Of the
has been accorded them, declares tlat on the I'd
Of December 1851, Charles Louis Bonaparte called
Sapoon ht H. o e 1ess number o. c
Paris and tie departments, ne assassnated,
BY men in his pay, citizens in n "a. q state Of
were assasslnated and imprisoned during
1852 and France subjected to massacre and pilaye;
vented exercising their civic rights; thai their votes
were fasihed that in placing his enlgy on the coin
past nineteen years ne has turned TO his profit
and That OF those IN MS employ the public moneys;
armies on friendly countries; that these crimes are
punishable by articles 93 302, 9l 81, no. ia, 1872,
s. na s. st Un daaS seA aoash as s sxss s
the codes is abolished by public consciencel
the French people condemn Charles. Louis
hard labor for life. Tne present judgment win be
distributed throughout the territory and submitted
was enough to make the mtldest coinmissary OF po-
lice change color Ike chameleon: The government
pen. In requital the Emperor and his Ministry are
accused Of fear, and moreover 1t is publicly advanced
that ine violent speeches and the attempts against
his lie are police cOncOctfons invented to influence
The authorities have therefore determined to prove
nothing no 90 With these % aemonstfations ts as
disastrous consequences. The popular orators
Of the day advocate and endorse murder.
invitation made 1e by one " to assassnats the
Emperor. At another meeting ayoung 'speechifer',
S Su there - Ss,
rens, who only knew how to arrest commissary Of
An Of aHss greeted this
in the execution OF bis duty afid who mad exhibited
~ yI9leHss = Justify even temporary anger, and
der. The letter found on the man arrested yesier-
day implies that Plourens encouraged the assa slna
,,on OF the Emperor 50 inat he WIN probably gain
Of cOmpanionship with Megy.
We live in strange iimes The wreeched journals
which sprlng up Ike mushrooms do infnty OF mis-
chief. Last night between eight and nine O'Clock,
a c?oud Of r0ughs cned towards the quarter de
la Viette. shouting to the tune OF the Lamplons,
"a la Vlllette % 'Vive Rochefort ~ "vive Roche.
fort ~ / went up shortly afterwards, but saw
nothing OF importance On my return saw ex-
hbited at one of the klosks new weekly news
paper, Tae Athetst invested three sous and be.
came the Dushng owner Of publication whcn Is
disgrace to any Christian country. The quotation
OF fourteen words will give you the principles advo
Gated by "kiAthSe-JOurndE des Mdterlnltstes'-
''We wish to s,ine In the heart OF the people the
belief in God."
ExTRADITION.
M. Cernuschi, have just been informed, is ex-
PEELED from France or course you are aware that
he came here without means; was protected by the
government became banker, and Is now worth
100000 sterling. His money was made in the Danu-
bian PrincIaities loan. He recently gave 100000
francs for Shares in the Steele In the hope Of becom