New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15
TnE PRESENT STATE or FRANCE.
Revolutionary Movements in Germany-Ad.
dresses of Rush and Lamartine

wan Almost zoo uiNcn HAitt Nfl pioTuI rnrf1fs
result has not YET been ssccfa.nri bu. 'hrle i r,
doubt thor tho moderate pariy-iho togrgsoi,s-h.r.
conquered, that The Socialists under lciru Robin ana
Louis Blanc defeated Tor tie prcscu; and sst d.
MARITIME Armand Marra.t and the others conns.,.f
with the National vii, cudcavor 90 gives po,ic.l chr
actcr 20 Revolution commenced on social ground. -
In other words with the exception o. some change. In
the fashion Of clothing and few appointments sft
rc'i.ons everything is 20 rcmsa Republican Francs
a. twas under The July Monarchy. only wiihou, i5s
King
10 you believe ihaf such thing poss.1c-;ha. ,he
hundred. II thousands of aborcr. who were uron.i
an age OF gold az the barrcadr. VIII patiently suffer-
Themselves 10 De- so handled
believe not bar rather that fhc reign OF Lamarfns
and Armand Marra.t VIII not last ~ month. that The
people vll weary OF their hrc phrases and high
souujn, words. and politely show them the door iht
Lcdrl Roln and LOU. Blame SIN hen come INFO roe.
cr % bc again disauccd ~ a ume hy the Ultra. snd
sr''faaos have for long time pat uo faith ln any
dcrcd and permanent condition o. things n France, mi
war only the heroic remedy hy which Oh these oppo
ling heads could be- brought under and the some
helmet War however appear. almost impossible
while daily hear u Ell official di.cour,c' ana ucvs
paper articles so much OF tine Universal Ai.succ %
Nations and the " Fraternity OF the People. And yet
nevertheless WAY B.. or our door dangerous. Ter
r.bc European war
lu my last letter directed your attention % the con
yulscd situation of Europe lt has not improved since
thcn but on the contrary, grown even worse While
Germany must carry war against ihr King OF Den
mark the north 90 preserve he integrity OF her do
min ON the Italian. have also 90 possession 90 German
tcrutory-thc district of thc Iyrolon thc south and
Austria. who cannot come 20 terms with united Italy.
claims and from the General D.ct-;hst Is, that The
DINA and the Court. of Rome. Naples and Tuscany
Bur il England and Russia should back D,nmark-if
they have already laid down advance pin uiirs
France would go 60 the aid Of Sardinia. aud ON no nc
count permit an invasion OF ialy On the meantime
the rising of the Republican standard ina the south OF
Baden gains ground and importance continually The
number of the insurgents IN. already mounted % 10000
men, who viii soon commence = guerrilla warfare m
the mountains as.au.tns I'm, that cry and con.
stnntly increasing their strength and supplies by carry
INK on weapons and ammunition
I'm thc first battle OF the troops with the insurgents
nccr Kandcrn on the I'd inst the Baden General v,n
Gsccrn ten IN this battle well others tho
republicans fought most braycly On the morning Of
the 9th the German Democratic Legion from pari, and
switzerland under lerwcgh nni Bernstein crossed
the Rhine and the republican army numbers At this
moment 1900 mon. with eight cannons. Against
these there are $4,000 Baden. Nassau. WurtcmberS
Bavsdan and Hc,sian troop. collected with forty
cannons Martial law i. proclaimed 'nd yet the 4
revolt is rather the increase than otherwise. IN 4
addition 20 this the condition of asar- Vienna and i
Berlin Is growing more uncertain So That we daily look 4
TO- new revolution and later the fall of t0s
throne. In Frankfort opcl sch.sm has broken ont
between the Diet and tine C,i Council OF fiity which
viii be sure To terminate untagomby.
Tho Diet which has not forgotten ts absolute course
for the pest 30 years wished create dictatorship of
an military a-d political mcasurcsa triumyirote. con
-stns of the Prlssian, Austrian and hayaran Amhassa
ors-vhch Immediately procrosuna'ed the opcninsoi
tho Gcrman Parliament ul the 18th of May, and march.
ga 1000 Ilcssans 20 Ilanau near Frankfort in order
domnrcr over the Parliament But the Council Of
Fifty now perceived whittier Monarchi-m and Moioc.
tsu would lead it, and by manly cNerlon overthrow
the triumyiruc and the dictator persisted ia opening
the Parliament ON the let of May and dccrood the re-
mo,al Of the IIes-an troops. The universal mi.trus,
OF the German people toward their nicrs and the Gca
era Diet is again aroused the moderate party loses
what ground II had already won, and Germany iso /
crosses irrosistibly toward ropuhlicanism.
Austria has collected her troops meanwhile With the /
intention making he Venice and Lombardy.
to crush their growing freedom Russia viii take pos.
session of Galcia and Posen the hrst favorable
sion, and organize Kingdom Of Poland under the Gov
eminent Of the Duke of Leuchenbcrg and tho Anoui,
and France will be inevitably impclod engage in war
The American Ambassador, Richard Rush occupies
at present very important position. Ii no has clear
vision and correct understanding Of tho present sua
ton OF Europe hs dispatches fail TO convince
the President and Congress Of the Union that the time
has now arrived for America-tlrough offensive and
defensive alliance with France and the maritime pow
OF the second rank Sardinia Noplc. Tuscany Rome
Denmark &c IN M milo of ENGLAND
and take her place among the governing powers Of Eu.
rope-to become in fact, the Republic Of two worlds
Mr. Rush appeared at the Hotel de Vile YESTERDAY
- deliver to the Provisional Government the definite
recognizance OF the French Republic by the AmerSsn
Government and present HE credentials Extra.
ordinary Ambassador
lie was received with the highest demonstrations Of
honor and respect The Guards all presented arms and
the grand march was played by the band. deputaton
met the Minister and accompanied him 10 the Hall OF
the Throne where he found all the Members of the i
Provisional Government assembled He then addressed i
them follows: q send you the address entire for i
The Tribrne)
NJ. P,sDssr 40 Msssr. Go,s.,zssro
INA honor deliver the letter of he
Precedent Of the United state. rhrh appointed Etr0rl,u
Ambassador Minister Peno,eatar Republic, Re
public Of fnae WeI place thee ceden, your hani. an
Commissioned ~ t sme tm. etprc.. . sympathy Of ne
bis caro- zes sui -uost ~adT i
reitns between Tie l-pa5cs rio- dearest uua,
d. bind them tseler iu io empowered 20 10 lar, lat
te President has expressed , approval Of
leigng the F-elh epu the When
proclaimed tie eord February. through
Ih' ioos place tie third day alter
already i month Of be- Durns iis p,nod
While - Whole Of Europe has been violently lated and France
posed tie ns and hninoe ne Provisional
meat las succeeded pfe'nns The h, b-nedt of quot her
sol, and peace sta hrsgn uaon, Hs9r viii
true s0fy, uis common. sors.
Il asa iouby nr'uaat, beng nse Of the oppora4J
Offer you nay ,spesns ~ sympathy al cn,r,tuslos,
do lie Of uy my county
May also . permitted u odd ,risn, d-ir, ne
Repsbc .s pas your ofe
t great body may is5ors BY gns
whc shall u her IL geai,., prosperity al ID.
be.t re10vn'
II. Lamartne answered a. follows in the name Of hi,
associates:
Cfr',s As,,,aoos H. Pf0T5ni Government has 'p1ori'i
f-pr--~nt- from your hands The fret ~ 81
10 oa acknowledgement of ffsaeh RcPubc Ffsnos N