New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29

TIE week lu Europe " hose events ARE de;aue"
al length n the columns Of The Trbuc his morning
presents three salient points namely; the Doings Of the
French Assembly he Revolution az Rome and thc Dis
turbance. in che -lavouc provinces OF Austria
The Reuort- made bv tic late Provisional Govern
mont t1 -c French National Assembly posses. great n
forest sni wc have given Pie moro Imporant % them
a place .u our columns Two are from the pen of IA
,1Ahr1vr. anl dcre19 thc policy according 10 when
he has lshorci 90 direct France se as tho views BIZ
takes of present and prospective circumstance They
ar, consistent with h- famous Circular and only state
rnorc length tho principle there laid down still his
Report ss Minister of Foreign Affairs has more way
Ike aspect adopted present crcumstsnccs- dc de-
csres plainly that France h. required OF Russia the re
establishment of Poland and that Austria viii NOT be-
permitted % rcconqucr her former Italian possessions
war stand. behind both these declarations
in Italy there is possibility that the AID OF France
msy DOT De required and the conflict with Austria on
ria, account may be- avoided But 20 restore 90 Poland
her nationality viii cost more than wordst viii cost
a war with RUSSIA Prussia end Austria ior part Of
Poland IN the hands Of each Of these powers aud cam
not be freed without the emancipation OF the others
This emergency may come any day. Pussian Poland
is already in arms and the Russian and Austrian Polish
don.nious are we believe ready % follow France
cannot do les than aid them she is bound 20 by ira
ducn-.Le VIII De- forced 90 By the resisies' impulse
O. her people
our readers VIII be struck by the fact that LANAI
r,E has lost something Of his popularity IN the Nation
m Assembly bcn. only the fourth Of Che eve member
o. the Executive Committee which constitutes the real
government Of France This Is charged 20 the account
of his opposition 10 the effort - eNpel LEDRU RoLLN
from all direct share in the government We op-ne
however that no one who reads the debate OF which
we have given the main portion will and HIM guilty OF
faul. in this matter. His stand seems 10 us ON adm
rabe one We must say. TOO, LEDaU ROLLINS own
defence Is not destitute OF force and gives US much
better opinion Of the man
The Assembly have reiu-cdto entertain Louis BLANC
pr8po.ton 20 add to the Ministry department OF La
Dor and Progress Instead of such Ministry they have
appointed Committee OF Inquiry a. TO the condition
Or the Working Glasses. Toe contempt with wHien
LOUIS has been treated in the Assembly, Il doubtless
somewhat due 70 his want Of wisdom bat Is there
not nanlcst ia 10 a disposition the part OF the TIL
umphant B0argcoise usge of the whole Labor ques
ton, To succeed in this Is an imposs'oility the a.
tempt viii be pernicous 70 the order and pcrmanence
Of the Republic.
4 genuine Reyoution has taken place in Rome, the
result i the virtual separation OF Church and state
Priests can no longer be appointed 10 civil Offices ana
the Sovereign Pontih who was an absolute monarch
/ has now scarce a relic OF temporal power Ih-s wac
inevitable IN the nature OF things and az we believe
both Church and state VIII benefited by the change bal
t need not have taken place NJ present The irresoiu
ton of Plus precpitaied 10 Having lighted the torch
Of Italian Independence and reused the whole people 70
rs..tanco against Austrian domination he drew bacS
NJ the critical moment In the hour OF extreme need
the .cruple of the Churchman too strong Tor th'
dirty of the Statesman when ltaly- liberty was hang
hair he sought % prevent that action ON the par
/ of the people 20 which sl impulses urged them on o
course he came ia collision with them they carried
their point He paid the penalty OF his hesitation and
inconsistency Rome has declared war against Austria
/ and /. NOW "a constitutional state This fact has M
| dark side as all revolutions have. Would that lius
TX had been able 10 conduct his people toward
perfect freedom by pacific and progressive means "n'
had not compelled them 10 seek II through revolution
20 Hungary. Bohemia Croatia, lyra' serylh tn'
Scl,yonc race are aroused 20 fearful rage agan. n'
saxon Tho bsrbaritics there committed are horrible
We know no, precisely how far they have been pro
yokcd by long oppression and injury. We donp
whether this movement viii be suppressed by tn'
forces Of Austra-whcther Austria can suppress IT, lh
bloody scenes OF Callicia perhaps destined 10 be
r.pcated In these regions. One thing is probable
namely the separation Of schyona from Austria an'
the formation of its parts into separate Confederate
States In the Polish War this movement WIZ hHru'l
| fail TO play an important part
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