New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-09


cover the Office Of universal educators In crcising
Of N Montalcmbcrts speech do not deny or Affirm
the truth Of these views ] merely refer TO the manner
and .piri, OF it, The Minister Of Education replied to
him and among other thugs said that the Voaire Of
whom 81 Montaembcr had such horror, was pro
duccd in time when the Church not only controlled
Education but everything else and how could he prom
ise better fra T. If that control only partially
stored which was All that ne had coneuded for The
liberty Of Education was re- ected by the Assembly.
The outbreak at Vienna Of a social character. In
deed next 10 Paris Vienna s the chief center Of that
misery and disquict among the working population
which do not allow social ideas 20 develop Themselves
pacihcsy but force them 10 become the watch words
Of revolt certain Herr swoboda had established
there society something the principle OF N Proud
hons Exchange Bank which loaned its bills 20 the 0ucr
the pledge Of their labor. Each borrower was 70
repay the loan made to MIN in moderate insaliments,
and with the funds thus received the notes were 10 be
finally csnccod The base Of the operation consisted
10 the confidence placed by the public in Herr swoboda
and HE establishment but the present crisis is not
favorable 10 confidence in anything, the bills became
drug in the market and no longer answered their pur
pose This left the without resources. and
demonstration WAS the consequence. They demanded
that the Ministry should guarantee the bills and thus
restore them 10 credit the Ministry refused. saying
that Herr Swoboda's Bank private establishment
with which they could not NEEDLE one way the other
The people desperate and impatient attacked the Hote
OF the Minister Of the interior, and broke into IT, The
Minister ordered body Of regular troops into the city
barbados were raised, and repetition OF the Paris in
surroction was feared The difficulty was however APP
pcased for the moment without bloodshed.
With the entry Of the soldiers the students for
ward to take part in the difficulty they claimed the
right to maintain order in the city, and called for the
withdrawal Of the troops. The Assembly declared 1t
self ia pcrmsncnce it reported IN the Hall that the
troops were advancing toward the Uniycrsty- pub
lie were greatly excited the National Guards were
doubtful and several companies OF the line were about
to join the students in the collision that seemed at hand
The Assembly sent Commission to the University,
which was received with all honors the students
guaranteeing that they would maintain order without
the presence Of the troops. Tho Assembly on the e
turn OF the Commission passed vote ordering thomio
be- Withdrawn IN an hour This satisfied the people
who greeted the representatives with loud applause as
they came cut after the close OF the session The next
day. 0he llthJ two millions Of lorins were voted by
way of assistance to different branches OF Industry
la the South OF Hungary the soryans defeated the
Iuncarans in battle the 9th inst and took several
email towns On the other side of the country, Jells
chich IS advancing toward Pcsth without having as
sc, encountered any opposition lie has issued three
proclsmstions one to his army, one to the Msdsy~'
and the third to the people OF Austria in general He
dscaitns all intentions in favor of the reaction at
Vienna uroesses to be defender of the Constitutional
nbertes of the Empire and says that he combats only
for equality in rights for all the nations OF which 1t Is
composed The Hungarian Diet, in view OF the nini
hence OF the danger has declared itself IN pernaneuce
and ordered levy m masse but tits not yet known what
this order will produce 1t IS reported that there mas
been revolution al Pesh aud that the Paatine Arch'
duke stephen has lost his head but the rumor lacks
confirmation. Prince Estcrhszy has resigned his po-
son AS member of the Ministry, aud Count SZccheny
the originator OF the difficulty with the slaves seeing 10
what A pass it has brought the nation, has become
insane
From Bucharest we hear finally that the Turkish
Government after valianty ordering the Russians Out
of the provinces threatening them with war and blus
erns loudly in every way have at last given IN to their
demands and have ordered the Wallschians to receive
back Prince Bibcsco This would hardly be credible II
il came from any other quarter, but where Turkey and
Russia are the parties nothing Is surprising.
The distress in ireland is likely to be cquscd in all
It's dreadful features by that among the industrious and
ifeo people OF Belgium and II the Cholera should ada
it, ravages 10 the prvaions oi poverty the suauo" u
the country will be indeed deplorable The proportion
of the population which now, in the middle OF the
harvest have be fed by public charity IS truly alarm
ne In the province OF West Flanders 1t is one person
out of every four Brsbant out Of nve, IN Last
Flanders and II ainault out OF SIN in Limours ana
Iiege il Is one 10 eight nearly, and in Antwerp Ma
muir and Luxembourg the average is about one IN eigh
teen The six provinces in which the proportion oil
psupers varies from one four to one IN eight contain
eight ninhs of the whole population, though only about
three 6iths Of the territory In West Flanders which
Is about large good sized county IN the state oil
NewYork and contains six hundred and fifty thousand
inhabitants there are st this moment one hundred ana
seventy thousand paupers and this ightiul army oil
misery is constantly receiving additions And ms lei
II be borne in mind is after two years OF romaTSaoe
abundance it does not arise from failure OF the crops
or from pes,icucc but from some cause existing IN
tho social structure in which these unfortunate beings
live That cause is not political oppression or snsio
crstca privileges for although Belgium governed by
A Constitutional Monarchy, greater degree oil hoery
i en- owed there than In Republican France C. A D.
Grx KrARNFy.-The s.. LOuN RcpHbiicdn OF