New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-04
.e.,r. I'm France, switzerland. and Italy.

tracts The part in relation to the position taken
h. England in the affairs Of Switzerland and Italy
is of the highest interest The description OF me
effects Of the Grain monopoly in France is also well
worth the reading Of those who are weak enough 10
regard iasse- fare as the sum OF political WISDOM.
In such monopoly are to be found the legitimate
results Of that system OF commercial anarchy io'
which they contend under the name Of Freedom
an anarchy which like all others can only end IN
desnotsm the strongest and most INSCRIPTIONS
PAzIs. August l9. l.i7.
wesre suffering from a scarcity OF news and OF
breadstus and accordingly to-day 700 account OF yes
,erd., Holy Thursday the journals OF Paris do not sp
mar and n spite Of the sbundsp, harvest me prices OF
Flour and Grain have risen again eonsoefAoe
rise 10 almost al the markets OF middle France "s'o
announced The cause OF the rise IN fa' 'ne
deficiency In Flour; the stocks ofthe dealers are ano"
exhausted and but few lew additions come IN - POO
ME are busy With toe hsrvest thresning &c me "s'sr
. .,o low IN the and all the over'ho' mills are
holiday Bu, the cause Of iii causes Ia tia, the
.oeculs,ors will not make any great purchases " tneJ
.,e waiting for heavy decline and nred regulation OF
- IN hi. .csrcy the bakers Of Paris have petitioned
,h Government for the Of the stock OF oresdstu1s
b,.h according 10 legal provision they have stored II
the reserve magazines. and which are sufficient TO
nrovlde Paris with bread for fifty dsys They
ua-s ready 10 bind themselves 10 return TO restore
,be.e supplies within three months Ia this way
,bsv could furnish bread At cheaper rates and sii
not suffer too erss, loss this Flour In store which
,bev had purchased 10 q time Of scarcity. Their
request WAS only just one but iney reekoned
without the great Corn spectators Roihschhd Oar
blsv and other great capitalists Who maxea business OF
.peculstpg on hunger bad ordered immense quannues
~ Corn and Flour meanwhile the harvest came in ia
vor.bly prices sinking 80 rapidly that Sester
M bu.bsl. Of Rye fell from 20 francs 10 Is ut no"
.o.. o. s9s,p) and the great specustors had million
! - h.lf NJ bu.bel. Of Corn snd Flour which could
-, hs .old In the ports of Aarseilles Bordeaux and
u.v,a Every endeavor was made 20, only 10 prevent
farther decline bat to carry prices up once more In
every market monopoly put forth sll lie trcssi small
~. were houeh, up and The Government which Is
s,relv controlled BY these money princes ~ss ndncac
~ refu,e me b.kers their rserve5 supplies Ihes-i
car, c,ly successful. prices rose 'Fffy ~nrfr
an artificial famine appeared IN aim - Al, 20"
~ ,eo,e were Compiled 70 resort o. the stock 10 the
no,,s T'o, An lIbr um IL esisbis DOW on me
ronsumoon and the smeunt OF Grain rrought 10 from
the country Until the mills iurnisn 'uiieh'y ~
re snecuistors will make good business o1t OF h-r
million and half Of bushels AZ "a yet more hesoe which
! trey have on nsno- ~, -. tf.- g,.,,...t
! .I1sh,sned than now snd thousands .e. victims 10
,ho, .5smeful spacusfio ~tnout ing the hand
,bs, se,t-oTed them Nov N" peoqi- kl'a tneiT enc
oe. and with ha esssss 81 ne re- yrst Sc clearly
80 lsbv r;nth Of abonio aiions The result Of the
cultivation thy undergone cannot BE- Zen "tnout a.
toni.hment One is furprsco ~ IN n'e VI" y"
denca and the moderation Min When 10" P-o2T. h-''
/ ho,oo thc,,..ve. In this critical prfuf-sl me more
80, 1, h. taeu here In hotblooded Paris whore IT,
yesrs ago paving stones 'pruns % ,hfin'e'ss ini
the air and tos.red IN barbados IN M ~is on lew
and ~ An ,mu,is no longer b" produced
H., 40 nor t.eve that this come. from tn ApshY o'
indifference Of the No thu people Tel s.
VAIN and wildly under the July sun ui irO ol
,h.v d..ire no more riots they wait Tor rr7ouuon
IT,. Cnvsrnmeot would give suyining for violent
outbreak In that case the Cnn-~rvsrFr-. no" disidrd
and broken by the possession Of power ~ead sp~'oiy
rally certain Constitutional hoerur' coul' o. Gu
crs,n exceptional through the terrified Cham
Der But alas tbs Pirisans have grown cunning and
A. la, x.ek the laborers Of the great Cabinet Fac
tory oi Ksieeer ia the F.uboufe II Antoine. got int
dei.ul,v gi,h their employer about q regulation anc
AZ sst quilted the factory crowd collected about tne
es,.bllshment on the evening Of the same dsy Aithf
Windows were broken. the sign was Torn do~n. ana
nrr,her Of excuses committed. Although there IL
military station only three hundred PAGES 'n II wa
four hours before there any int riereuce but no
eyuar riot look place When the cavalry II sst can'
nm inc mon dsu.rsed with lsughicr; sixty person.
wer. arrested but no, single l-oorer IN TIE establish
usnt was found among them, aud NJ hrlf-rr hlnfe4
states in the psp-rs that not OF hs worsfnen wa
concerned In the tumut-that the misundersisnoin mi
ia se,ed and that all hts again employed rs b.
fore Ga this. the wicked National comes out sn'
SAYS that this little sh-r Wa got up % iho T'lr ~ OF
dr To help the aiing Ministry once more upon ~ legs
IN, thst the weather not favorable D. the attempt
Reside this we have nothing new except m.s @
scspdaous judicial procf edngs 81 sil knos Nnico
clear isbt ON our present social condition lou Wi
remember the duel between Besuvson. one OF tbe "a
itors of the Globe snd Dujsrrer the conductor oil IN
Pr,sse when the sit'r WA snoi as Wen IS ,ne 'su
ssouen, trial before the Assze ct Ro1eD In when ~
49, deeds and adventures Of thes"" gentlemen wrr
brought openly and Uskedy before the pubic hlro1
heev5enco then sdduced 1t appeared That the oue 100
nl.ce in a perfectly fair manner, Beauvsllon was Il
npitte5 But II has since been discovered that beauVa
Iona capital sbot-used Tor this duel tue psos u OF
perfectly familiar OF hs broherin law the famous III
nier de Css.asnac and that he pracrced Win tnt 70
an hour before tue meeting while the supu-tions ""r
,hs, II should take place with weapons ~hoy unhhor
IN both parties Duj4rrer was thus muroefro 10 70
4 ,rctast sense Of the word while Beau'sllons snes
d, the vi.come DEcqueviley not only concealed tnss
tscts the Court but asserted exAcy thr upp"
Il One other witness Of the pistol practice before Inc gu
4, !. still living de Meynsrd who IN some incomprsn.
sole msnner did not appear al the trial 10 hoaen ffo
b MIN all has since been discovered.
On the complaint Of Dssrrsrss mother justice can
n in agsin. Besuvsllon having once been seqa'so y
ury according French Laws could no, be again the
- for the murder of DuJsrri-r. but Dhcqne'hiey "
q arrested and tried for giving iase testimony hei
BesuvsllOn wished 10 help him out sud ~ = witness
a. card ,hs, he had no, tried the pistols beforehand
AZ 10 his misfortune this dsproved by Maynard al
had come from the Antilles expressly Tor inls ui-l
Mile NalOus and other credible ~ltnetsts boslNN'
vs. AZ once arrested for rjury 10 the very court 81
DFcou@vill-y wss condemned n ten wears imprso
ment which tate awaits his comrsde Besuvsllsn a, .
next situpg Of the Court
In regard 70 foreign politics apiece Of news which
err rived Yesterday @xcites tsrnon. sthst Mr. Pc
In. III. English Ambassador In Switzerland on the III
inst hal an audience of President Ochsenbeiu when
delivered 10 him dispatch OF Lord Psimerston'-.
OF which the Eugi.h Cabinet assures switzerland OF
warmes friendship aud protests csiog-hand sgsnst
of foreign interference which shall attack the itdeps
-, dence and sovereignty OF the Diet This view op .
Z" part Of Engand has bren known here a week tIsd
not has essentially modified tre plans Of the French a
ed net which the hTst disposed 20 mount the nj
,,v horse and In common with Au.tris. Z, intervene
~ sw,z-risnd Ia reg>Sd tc/Rome, Lord Pamersion
Sc expressed himself 10 similar purpose which hss a
OF 40 changed the tune IN France tkst Guizo has offer
mrs the Pope 90 French muskets for the '-rde ar
Ing OF the National Guard
/ wrots you In my iss; ths' thu Austrisns were oi
waiting for an occasion 10 break into The states oi
Church ADD commence the work OF reaction We b
rig today resolved inese nce from Rome s2 70 The
ON which shows that thu prctsx. 10 already found .
that breach between Austria and the Papa gore
AP ent 10 inevitable Under the pieI1Ai that Az Austr
ties ori,-r hsi been insalted nj -ht BY tee Ns,O
sat Guard The commander Of the Austrian unops IN
- rsrs forbade the Nstions Guard from pstrolns 10