New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-23

"A r. s,,cr,la from ,r--ir.,.on In the Government
a., ,bi. a never-hsiess favorable Lciru Rolln VII
in return 10 his rlace 50 leader u the extreme op
o.t,ion .mon- toe majority the ulrramonianes me
c-fffrnsts the Orlcanists and the moderate repunh
ems viii soon combat and MAIN each oineI' all u'
revolutionary minority grow into mighty in'Jois' a.
nce was the case with the he n HonfasN party IL
.itusfon j. serou. and dangerous many head' VIII
o,ter many AL before the victory gained but no
mortal power shall henceorth turn bae'Fd'a Inc lu'
Of Revolution.
Even 80 dark-snd vet darker d possible i the s.-
peci Of affairs in the politics Of other countries
snpesrs almost unavoidable. The Absolute princes
have recovered from their terror and now attempt 10
take hack all the concessions which they made N ne
sf STARTLING moment Of revolution. The reorganization
NJ Poland since il has been promised By France ms
become solemn adjudication. The Pohsh enlis ANS
who returned 70 their n,five land IN consequence OF
these promises were partly driven back from the
frontier and partly arrested In the OT'na Dl0ny o'
Posen the Prussn troops have been raging WIN oeyo
net and cannon against unfortunate Poland OIaco"
has been bonibsrded by the Austrians ana INC OPINION
Of Germany 90 easily led astray l. 10" expressed a.
strongly against the reinstatement Of Poland as II was
formerly enthusiastic ia favor Of the same Can france
permit this quietly happen WI the FTehch people
LOOK on with Indifference, while their old companions
in arms the Poles are again decimacd No ms POI.
icy Of nonintcrventon has become impraeucHo'e ana
before four weeks have csp-ed, French army VIII DC
constrained 10 the Rhine and hasten to the nd OF
Poland Woe then 70 Germany
The cause Of Freedom makes no better progress in
ltav While Radetsky with 60ooO Austrians holds pos
session Of the fortified triangle formed by Mantua- We
roma and Peschers and the King Of Sardinia makes al
kinds OF evolutons Of learned tactics against him. with
out venturng 70 give decisive battle the second Aus
TRAN Commanderin Chief Gen Nugent has conccn.
trsted an army Of 5000 az sonzo burst suddenly
into FriuH and there. where no regular troops were
stationed 10 oppose him. he has put 70 flight the irres
ular Free Corps taken the City Of Udne, and now nd
vance, upon Venice. AZ the same time the Austrian
squadron consisting Of three frgaes five corveites and
brigs with twenty armed steamers Of the Austrian
Lovds has left Trieste and viii attack Venice from the
see II the inhabitants themselves do not offer instant
and obstinate opposition, Venice is lost Notwiih
standing Gen. Durando il on his march with the
allied troops Of Rome he win propably arrive too late
and Venice viii again fall into the hands OF the Austri-
ans Should this take place, there VIII be no remaining
hindrance 10 the coalition Of Nugent and Radotsky and
Charles Albert VIII then be- lost Attacked by two
armies at the same time he viii be able 10 hold no
open position and must quickly retreat into Piedmont,
whittier the Austrans viii follow step by step. There
exists here casus bell for France for the French Re
public can never permit that the independence OF Italy
be again put in question much less that IL southern
Provinces be threatened by the presence Of Austrian
army in Piedmont
The revolt in Baden for the proclamation Of Repub
lic is a. good as suppressed More than $4,000 German
Confederatiye troops-Bavar0ns, Wurtembergcrs Hes
sian. and Darmstadtcrs-have advanced into that unior
tunae land and an overbearng sodiery there quar-
tered a. in a hostile country The Constitution. Free
dom of the Press and the right Of Association are re-
vokcd hundreds of arrests have been made, and tho
people gagged and bound with brutal force. The fort
ross Of Rastadt is already filled with political culprt'
that several hundreds have been transported to May
ence All this is done in the name of German Free
DOM and in honor Of the German Parliament, which is
10 assemble together the 18th Of May, in order TO
build up again the Holy Roman Empire. France has
disbandcd the German legons which had been formed
in her frontier departments, but she has also required
from the German Governments the removal Of that large
body OF troops from her borders Instead Of complying
with this desire the Diet has determined TO order an
additional force OF 10000 Prussians and 10000 Ausrians
into Baden and before sX weeks shall have passed the
/ French Army Of the Rhine, numbering $1,000 men
which j. now being organized will Just as certainly nd
vance into Germany the Army Of the Alps, under
Oudnot viii burst into Italy, ON the hrst defeat OF
Charles Albert.
In the meantime. the French squadron consisting OF
six ships ofthe line and several steam irgaes has al
ready arrived IN the harbor of Leghorn, and an allied
Sandman and Nespoltan fleet is entering the Adratc
destined tor the aid Of Venice While ali things thus
preparinr for battle in the South the German Coned
. - ~. f,af aHv heat
en- the Danes. captured Fcnsburs and schleswis and
stand already on the orders of Denmark proper
They will probably march into its territory in order tc
compel the King OF Denmark TO defray the cost Of the
war But although victorious here Germany suffers
much more annoying defeat, for the Danish frigate
blockade the unprotected Gcrman habors capture tbs
German vessels of trade, and, before 4 months time
will have established toll upon the entire commerce
Of Northern Germany Should the troops Of Prussia
Hanover advance upon Copenhagen this viii be aeasia
fndeys for England, Russia and Sweden and they vii
be obliged to send their troops TO the .d Of Denmark
Germany has in this got into strait. through
this schles,vig Iiol.ten affair from which she canno
exiricste herself in any way, that i At all honorable
profitable
These are the most important movements on the Con
tnent The other states offer fewer prominent circun
that everywhere open secret war is conducte
against the freedom Of the people In England mum
Der Of bills have been voted by the Wings and Tories
which annihilate great part vi the ancient freedom
Great Britain. ireland is bound with double weigh
Of feers and the Aristocracy believe that when the
have bound the poorer classes they safe from a
farther danger.
In Spain and Portugal the system of absolute MOI
archy endeavorins establish that through savsg
military power which England wishes legally 10 accom-
psh Switzerland i laboung ths revision Of he
Consiltution; her rulers once liberal become ever
day more conservative not venturing yet, 70 Al
knowledge the French Republic and declining the Pre-
posed alliance Of Sardinia
The Parliament Of Sicily has declared the n.ht
the King of Naples and his dynasty 10 the throne
Sicily forever extinguished and viii choose anothe
Prince a. their lord, probably son Of hing Charlie
Albert.
In Prussia the reaction goes forward with all sal
spread and If barbados not made second tim
in Berlin and Frederic William driven from the coul
Try. the Prussian people viii be again cheated Russ
, il marching 10000 men INTO the Kingdom OF Polsn
The Guards lex - Petersburg the 27th Of Aprl-f
the Rhine az they were told But in Warsaw il j. sal