New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
France, G .rmnny, Italy, Poland, &c.

sen, the state of society as chaos OF DOUBTS fears
and perpexites and predict dreadful events. Yet
from the days Of February up to the presen, time,
Paris has been just az quiet as London. The peo-
pic have conducted themselves admirably and
Of any kind rave been committed The National truly re-
nrts. tia, the English aris,ocracy In .humor be-
cause sorknen 10 he permitted to SIT 10 the National
Assembly BY the side Of 9sasmss What an example Tor
John Bail Therefore DO the English ustocrsey feel
themselves nenseed. They anxious and ludisnsnt.
Their wounded pride is;urbs their head and fear their
brain. All that done here is misrepreseuted They
iistor, words peryert acts, and cAunna,e persons"
T1e Ensishmen VINO have resided in Paris TO- along
lime are rapidly leaving tina, City with their families and
those who . remain have made arrangements 10 start
at an hours notice should any new asd alarming events
happen Bu, how different the situation Of Americans
will quote Edgishm.ns account. The Americans
are the OILY persop. Ia Paris who appear to be quite at
their They to be quite al home, and in fact
confidence In the y.estsblIshed Republic
than the French Republican,, themselves"
Perhaps 8 IMPORTANT change that WILL ere long
place IL Germany, Is that recommended. or rather
i,manded. BY King Frederick william OF Prussia He IS
now asatng to promote the consolidation Of the old Ger
man Empire hoping probably, to be appointed .lead
sr Governor or Emperor Ills plan is to reorgsn.Io all
Germany from confederation Of states to great Fede
raj state, with common banner, common army, aud
common .ys,em-wi,h federal representation founded
% the new state constitution. But what arehs chances
.iccess' There will soon be general war in Europe
Russia marching hsr troops by hundreds Of thousands
yards Poland, ani she may advance further. While
Aa,tria viii DO pouring her troops into Iil5, probably
Pru..i. and Franee-to say nothing states.
will be forced into collision With their neignbors Small
states vii lined larger and they, turn, will
DO recognized sod entirely nodded Il Is truly
marked that the whole system OF Europe sgbsstet
by force Of tho treaties OF 1875 Is broken up and Ike the
isurts in kaleidoscope the continent; is falling iarn
into new combinations. There disposition TO simplify
he political geogrsphy Of Europe by consolidating those
states that possess common tonsue-Germau, French.
Italian. Russia and Austria will, however combine 70
seriously disturb this order in the political system
Gea and unexpected have been recent events the fd'
ture promises TO keep alive GI cement and alarm.
Tho power Of Austria IN Itay probably for ever a. an
end. The Lombsrds have fought brlyely at Milan aud
driven back powerful army Austria must submit 10
her loss Of Ii1y. She threatens 10 make attempt 10
regain her 1ohod but her march will be through rivers
Of blood though she should spill drop BY drop She Is
concentrating large army for the purpose Of again
eounering the Italians Not satisfied with the slaughter
OF SIX THOUSAND accounts say eight thousand. meR
altogether, the renowned Raienky promises the
battle.
Poland. however, claims attention and sympathy She
about to commence another struggle Tor freedom and 1t
Is 10 b. hoped tina. she viii he ready to meet the blood
thirsty Cos,aek and Don The venerable Cztorysk hiss
hurried from Paris to his native land 10 offer bis services
TO the holy OF Lrsxsrr The German pagers state
the will OF the German people has pronounced Itself IN
favor Of the establishment OF Polanj, and Prussia will
have to give up portion OF her territory to s.taa the
great objecE-sn intermediate kingdom between Germany
and Russia Provisional committee has been formed tt
Posen for h regeneration Of Poland with the sanction Of
the Pruss authorities L. Is farther stated that nothing
more cert in than that Prussia will shortly be ~ open
Var pa RuSsia One month hence, az tee latest, we
must 10 the field say The leading journals Of Prussia
The Continental papers continually publishing false
reports wncs are transferred into the London journals
and eagerly read and, IN nine out Of ten fully be
levei For Instance the Emperor OF R1ss,a has bees
seriously H. assassinsted poisoned according 10 the
foreign jOurnas Toe Aria Cs1psl GIts,e Of the 9Th
announced that private from ST. Petersoush ofthe
lOb stated that the greatest confusion prevails In the
City and the Emperor sho. In street. and that
the ball pierced hl5 hat. HIS Majesty Immediately
turned 10 the Palace and adopted The mos. menscing
measures Of defence
Thlsis the f5g-th time TIA. similar reports hsve been
circulated Twice the journalists have poisoned the En-
peros and twice they reported hs death and yet the
CEsr ves These reports unfortunately happen always
70 reach London Jasi before steamer reacy 10 leave
England for America
There are hundreds Of incidents connected with the re-
cent revolution In Fance watch exceedingly interest
ng which may be spoken Of By and BY, alter the P3-
H,eAl stage cleared Of some Of rs more important mat
r the wonderful days Of February the history o.
nations ard kings and people has been recorded In para
gsqas-shor piEhy and startling. Tne mall States ard
al MINOR AFFAIRS buried and forgotten for The time ~
the grand advance OF Revelation in Europe
The whole trading class Of Paris Il IN mos, eritiesl
posdon Toe revolution has destroyed every branch Of
Partisan trade. A commercial and nGaneiA crisis Ia /
sweeping away the NOS. wealthy houses. Specie Is
scarce aud the middle sai lower classes elnno. OBTAIN
enough r the purchase Of their daily food Il Is stated
that every day brings is catalogue o. failures and It's
crop q runors Of 3sts,s Tor the following day. TIE
mo-. pruien capitalist falls Ike the wldss, spscustor-
TIE mos. respectable houses, whose wealth enormous
a fsS xeess ago, reduced TO ths utmost exrem-
IT, Private credit and confidence DO DOT exist. Tie
fe persons who able pay their present debts Ae-
knowecse thai they DO not expec, 70 pay any longer
Maruf.c.urers ana wsreaouseneD DO not pretend 10 /
supply any orders for their worEmsn are either eis-
charged depending upon the Provisional Govern
rent.
Il he presen. stat. Of Thugs should continue much
longer al kinds Of French goods must become very |
rce 10 foreign arkss AMI consequently Command e1
ceeeinsly high prices.
Allnou,h there IS National Discount Bsnk In opera
,on uhch in tso days opsnei 81 hundred accounts and
discounted &c tie Ct two millions Of irADe yet
tn doe. 10. assist tue whole population Private houses
OF portAnes have asked ASSISTANCE Of the government
.,s been eeaed Ia fact the Government Itself IA want
OF money CD Il obtain IN sufficient qualities
70 NEE: ths demands upon tho treasury.
Rthsesid has. however, attempted to improve foam
nraels Affairs lie has stated tina; be iuents TO remain
Ia Pas 20 NEE. al his engagements with respect to the
Loan and 70 take the largest fer Strengthening
credit.
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