New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25
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are for the most part EngIlshmen and they give
one.sided view Of affairs 10 France. They repre-.
sent the state Of society as chaos OF doubts fears
and perplexitie. and predict dreadful events Yet,
from the days Of February up 70 the present time,
Paris has been Just quiet as London. The peo-
Nj, have conducted themselves admirably and 20
oC any kind have been committed The National truly
mark, that the English arsoef4ey 10 n-humor BE-
,,r.s uo-l,sn are TO BE permitted 10 SIT IN the National
Assembly BY the side Of gesemes! WHAT example for
John Bull Therefore do tue Enslsh An,tocraey feel
,heroselves ususesd They anxious and indignant.
Their wounded pride dsturbs ihelr head and fear their
brain All hiatt Is done hers IS Hsrepresented They
stort words. pervert acts ant caIumni-e persons"
The Englishmenyvlo have resided In Paris for along
time are rspiy leaving thai Cl,y with their families sud
those who Gun remain have made arrangements 20 start
Al an hours notice should any Ass alarming events
h.ooen But bow dsrentis the s.tui,on q American
Iwll quote an E1g snm,n's account The Americans
are the Ey psrsons 10 Paris who appear 20 be quite al
their case Tney be qu.e - hume, and IN fact
show more com irlce 10 the y.esssbl.shei Republic
than the Frsoch Republicans ihemselyes.'
Psrhaps tie most im'or.ant change that will, ere long,
take place g. Germany Is that rscommeadei, o. rather
demanded By King Frederick william Of PRUSSIA lie IS
now asatug 20 promote consolidation al the Old Ger
nan Empire hogng probably 70 be appointed IS It's lead
e. Governor or Emperor His plan Is TO r,Osanizs oil
Germany from confederation OF states to one srea fede
raj state. with common banner common army, AID
common -Eiih federal representation iouncei
on the new state situion But what srehs chanceso
ACCESS There will soon be general war In Europe
Russia marching her troops by hundreds q thousands
to~ard Poland, and she may advance farther "nie
Austria will be pouring her troops into ltsly' prooioy
Prussia and Frarceto say nothing about Lesser Safe
will be forced into collision Nilh their ne'gh5ors ,n.N
States will be nei to larger and they IN turn VII
be rtogauizsd and entirely remodeed. IL Is truly re-
marked that the whole system Of Europe as 1t 1o'isteo
by Of The treaties OF 1915. Is broken up and the
Aslres IN kaleidoscope, the continent is falling At torn
into new combinations. Taere disposition to simplify
the political geography OF Europe By consolidating those
States that possess common tonsue-Gernsn, French
Italian. Russia and Austria will however, combine TO
seriously disturb ibis order Ia the political system
and pecied have been recent events the fu
ture promises 10 keep alive eI ,tement and alarm.
The power or Austria In lay probably for ever at an
end. The Lombirds have fought brsyely al Milan aud
driven back powerful army. Austria must submit to
her loss Of I,.y she threatens 10 make an attempt
her ohod but her march will be through rivers
OF bosd though she should spill drop by Drop. She
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eounering the Italian, Not satisGe. with the Slaughter
OF SIX thousand accounts say egh thoussld, meR
altogether the renowned Rafelszy promises to the
bsttle.
Poland. however, claims attention and sympathy. she
about 20 another struggle for freedom, ard
IS 10 be hoped she viii 5e ready the blood
thirsty Cos,sck add Don Tho venerable Cztorysk hiss
hurried from Parts 70 Lis native land offer bis services
70 the holy caus. Il LIBERTY Toe German pagers state
that the vii of people has pronounced Itself 10
favor Of the establishment Of Pol,nc and Prussia win
have to give up portion Of her territory aala ne
great oblectan intermediate kingdom between Germany
and Russia Provisional Committee has been formed 4
Posen for III OF Poland with the sanction Of
the Prusssn authorities Ii is farther stated that nothing
ia more cert Nm than that Prussia will shortly be opsr
Var 9th Russia zone month hsnef. at the Latest,
must be la the field say he lesing journals Of PRUSSIA.
The Continental papers contisuay publishing false
reports which transferred into the London journals
and eagerly read. and nine OF ten. fully be
lleved. For instance the Emperor Of Rassis has been
seriously H. essasnstsd poisoned. according 70 The
foreign Journals TIE Aird Ch1pee GIIeiH Of the 9Th
announced hsis pvsto letter om s., Petersburg q the
O;h, stated hat tue greatest confusion prevails In the
CITY, and the Emperor shot In street, and that
the ball pierced HI. hat Ills Majesty Immediately re-
turned to the Palace ADD adopted the most msnscrg
measures Of defence
This Is the fourth time that similar reports have been
crcnsied. Twice the journalists have poisoned the En-
peror and twice they have reported his death and yet the
Czsr lives These reports unfortunately happen awa's
10 resch London Just before is ready 10 leave
EngAnd for America.
There hundreds Of incidents connected with the re-
revolution In France which exceedingly interest
Ing. bat which may be spoken Of By and by after the Po-
ltica stage cleared Of Of It's important mat
since the wonderful days Of February the history Of
nations and kngs snd people recorded 10 para
graphsshort, phy and startling The small States and
all minor al airs buried and forgotten for tie time. By
the grand advance Of Revolution in Europe
The whole trading class Of Paris o. 10 most critical
position. The revolution has destroyed every branch Of
Partisan trade. commercial and hnancsl crisis 10
sweeping away the wealthy houses. Specie u
and the middle and lower classes cannot obtain
enough for the purchase their daily food II is stated
that every day brings ~ catalogue Of failures and It's
crop Ct Of disasters Tor the following day Ths
prudent capitalist falls Ike the widest spectator
The most respectable houses whose wealth WAS enormous
lev weeks ago. are now reduced the utnos: extemi
ty. Private credit and confidence 90 not exist The
persons who able pay their present debts &C
knowledge that they 30 not expee; to pay any longer
Manufacturers and wsrehousemen DO not pretend 10
suppy any orders for their workmsn are either dis
charged depending upon toe Provisional Govern
ment.
II the present state Of things should continue much
longer al kinds Of French goods must become very
nforeiga markets snd consequently command ex-
osedingly high prices.
Although there IS National Discount Bank In opera
ion which IN two days oyenel hundred accounts and
discounted TO the amour. Of two millions OF francs. yet
this does no. assist whole population Private houses
Of Importance have asked assistance Of the Government
aad been deoie Ia fsct Government Itself IS in want
OF money WI ca 1t cannot obtain IN sufficient g1snie,
70 meet the demands upon the treasury
RJhschld has, however. Attempted 70 improve haAn-
n.ncla Affairs He has stated NAT he intends 10 remain
III Paris to NEE: a his engagements with respect 10 The
loan AID 10 take The largest FOR Strengthening
credit
Ihsve already occupied 50 much space that cannot
refer to the monetary and commercial Affairs Of Ensland
Will merely SAG TIA, trade A8d Manufactures are Ia the
worst condition. and appears to oe 10 prospect q
any change for tie better.
Next Saturday the splela5 new steamer AMERICA VII
leave Liverpool for NeF-York, and BY her mail will
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