The Sun.
London, England, 1840-02-29 00:00:00

On I inirsilay evening, the three. days Within: 'which
the King of the Fa`tictit proinised .toi 'appoint a Ca-
binet, were within, a few hours of being expired; never-
theless France continued without a reSponSible' Go-
'Ferment. All eyes were turned upon MfintEas, who
alone.appeared among the candidates for office to have
any chance of success,; but between M. TRIERS and
the KING there is no real sympathy ; and if his MA-
JESTY, after wearing out the patience of the Chamber
of Deputies, can prevail upon SOULT to resume the
office of President of the Council, and invite back his
collewmes to their old posts, Tittrits's services will be
politely dispensed with. The Correspondent of a
Morning Contemporary, writing from Paris, and who
has taken a most correct %kw of the relations between
the KING an(' M. THIERS, quotes the aphorism of the
Philosopher and Statesman M. ROGER COLLAZID—
" Ai. HIERS is the fatality of the Royalty of July."
" Yes," continues this writer with great acuteness of
observation, " M. THIERS has crossed the path of
LOUIS PHILIPPE. It was M. Tiers who was the first
to oppose the personal Government of the July Monarch
—a. was M. TRIERS who raised the standard inscribed,
the KING reigns, but does not govern"—it was M.
THIERS who called the celebrated coalition into action,
headed its movements, and vanquished the MOLE Mi-
nistry—and it was M. TRIERS who conceived and exe-
cuted the plan of opposition' to the Dotation Bill ;
which, while it struck at the family of Louts PHILIPPE,
was a vital attack on his dynasty, and realized the prin.
ell:pi.° of a Parliamentary Government. M. TntEns is
the son, in fact, of the July Revolution. He is its real
representative. It called hint from obscurity. En-
dowed with great talents, he is the only man who has
sprung out of the three days. He has great ambition
—the anxious desire of action. He wishes to figure in
history as the representative of the revolutionary sys-
tem in France, and if be can he will extend it abroad.
Louts PHILIPPE is a bastard illustration of the July
Revolution. He was chosen by a mistake. Lours
PHILIPPE'S ambition through life has been that of family
ag;randisement. The monetary principle has been in
him uppermost. Ile conspired against the elder branch
of the BOURBONS with these views He has been a
stumbling block to the Revolution. He has hemmed
its course, and has abandOned every engagement for
which he accepted the throne. In short, he is the
revolutionary fiction, whilst M. THIERS is the revolu-
tion try reality, and Louts PHILIPPE s destiny is ruled
by his fatality, M. THIERS "
These remarks are exceedingly just, and if duly
weighed will throw a flood of light upon the darkly peer_
plcxed question of French domestic politics. M.
THIERS is certainly the evil genius of Louts Put- I The Opera opens this night with Donnizetti's
LIPPE, according to Louis PHILIPPE'S own notions of
buou displaced, wasweek this ballet will be,
what constitutes evil. But sn long as he represents du Dec de endome ; and on that day
opera of Tor,guato Tasso, and the new ballet of Les Paycs
the spirit of the Revolution of July,, he is the --
tobYhathveehas disappointed
genius of his country.
Laporte Her success a• Pesaro was very great, and her ma-
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STON, in the debate in the house of Commons,favout ably of the new prima donna.
the dilettanti speak
on the Navy Estimates, in which it was stated' Of the beauty and power of Coletti's voice,
in refused.
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speaks
talkusTv g:roy until the termination of her engage-
that perfect harmony existed between the Go- in high terms.
vernments of Great Britain and France, is the I BUCKINGETA.
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selecting him as her partner,