The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-20
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" destroyed. The origin OF the fire is unknown.
The building was partially insured.
BALTIMORE, March ls The steamers news was duly |
received by telegraph has atendency to un'ette the
market for brsadstu' The transactions were confined
t. some small lots of -four and wheat without material
change In prices Provisions inactive, aud droop
ing under the influence Of the Cambra's advices
The FRENCH REvoLUTIoN-A PREDICTION We
RTRD.-On the arrival of the Britannia steamer,
at the commencement of this month, and accom-
panying the news by that conveyance, We pub
lished, on the 9th instant, the following re-
marks:-
From the New York Herald March 8
The movements In the Chamber of Deputies, and the
feeling Of the journals and the populace onnot be mis-
taken 1t appears that series Of political banquets,
held by the opposition members and their friends
throughout France, have increased and concentrated
political feeling much against the government as to
in
of most excitng character; at the termination 81
which the ministers declared their intention OF putting
down those bauquets being contrary to law On the
hsud the opposition members have put forth their
declaration to attend them, and to take measures to
support them at sl hazards secede from the Cham
bsr The dt conflict, will produce crisis In Paris and
probably throughout France
banquets In France resembles In respscts the
monitory symptoms Of the revolution Of 1880. The
der the fresdom Of the pr..s They published ordpsn
ces REFRESHING that freedom and the back Of that,
two hundred and twenty one members Of the Chamber
of Deputies organised what may be called secession
from their seats in tho house.. This lighted the train
which produced the revolution Of that day The steps
and symptoms Of the present crisis somewhat similar
The ministers declare that the reform bauquets lille
GAL aud that they mean to put them down by forcethe
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ssoede from the Chamber and throw themselves on the
country fog support This will bring on another crisis
ocd fall uho vnau rrou OYrt0
The whole Paris press with the exception of the Jour
nal des Debass and tho Conservatory believe
ment Popular agitation Paris has been for
last twenty years Recent events in Switzerland Ma
PIES In the Roman States and other portions Of Eu
rope have only added fuel to the FIRE of revolution
which has been increasing gradually for the last few
Such is the present position Of Paris France and the
Continent The next news therefore, will be extremely
Important If the French minister. put down these
form banques force and the opposition members aban
don their the Chamber Of Deputies nothing would
to prevent attempt at revolution in Paris and
Throughout. the Departments. The King and the govern
m.n have however got three hundred thousand troops
under their command fifty thousand Of whom are
cons .nty .ta,ion:a in Paris aud that
for ohii but the extraordinary force Of he nepgpsr
sss "s may reach tie army an'
that shall hare been accomplished all wiH be over Nth the
We wait, therefore with extreme impstenes for the
shch may bring accounts of arerOlutio" in
In addition to these remarks predicting the
events which have since taken place, we added
on the 10th of the same month, the following OBJ
servations:-
From the New York Herald, March 10
There is no government in Europe which has hnsn-
pared with the United states Rothschids have known
this for long time ana doubt new that the ice is
broken they will soon b. involved in Amsricsn stock
than with any other government In Europe.
There Is more stability, more prospect Of stability,
tkovn of nj
Europe In fact, it may be said that the worth of ell
the stocks of all the governments of Europe depends
bied about Paris. At the last account. there
strong symptoms Of dsafrection approaching to revo
city and tho people throughout Francs ar. opposed to
the present dynasty end the ony reliance which can
placed upon the continuance of peace in
which the value Of all government stocks dspenesis
derived solely from the troops which around Paris
Sh the psGGDl, in Ging rsnudGT<
nhe IN 1870 and as he N.apoiGn troops hops
repoiaion sro%sio% France which viii .n,.ns to II.
States OF Germany, and throushout Europe. Then
what will become Of the stocks? They will vanish into
| thin air !
We give these extracts of our former articles,
| contained in this journal, in order to show our
readers, that though the recent revolution in
| Paris has astonished everybody, there was every
reason to expect it; and that every one who had
studied the character and politics of the French
nation would have come to the same conclusion
which we did
This revolution is the beginning of new era
in the history of CIVILIZATION, throughout the whole
civilized world. The interest which will be
taken in French affairs will be astonishing and
tremendous. On this subject we believe we
| shall be able to give in the columns of the NtW
York Herald, more accurate intelligence and
more comprehensive views and information
than any other journal in the country. During
our recent residence in Paris, and travel in Eu-
rope, for almost two years, we made it our busi-
to gather all sorts of information in relation
to French and European affairs in general. We
| brought with US from Paris to this side of the
| water every new book and great deal of manu-
script information, upon the condition of Pc
ris, France and Europe. In fact, during our stay
in Paris last year, we saw this revolution germ-
| mating; we saw the French taste for novels and
| light reading passing away; and that nothing but
| politics, and books bearing upon the politics of
the day, and descriptive of political events pass
ing in Europe, would be read by the people at all.
| We are now in the midst of it. We have es.
| tablished the most valuable end interesting cor
respondence in Paris and all parts of Europe,
and shall probably be able TO give fuller, clearer,
and more comprehensive details upon the great
events transporting in the Old World, than any
other journal In the United States.
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