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Startling and important have to-day from Europe,
which will reach you by telegraph far ahead Of my letter
revolution in France important among the nations
of the EARTH and fetke the heavy shock earth
quake through all Europe. II is said TO be the natural
dency Of power be stealing from the many the few.
But that power, like the electric fluid, when much
mulaied, has tendency explosion which in
the equilibrium The struggle which many have
ppheed would succeed the decease Of LoUIs PLPPE has
commenced in his lifetime II hardly probable the struggle
will terminate I'LL the greater part Of Europe has taken
important step In the progress Of government The many
gaspng again for portion Of that power which has long
been stealing from them, and large extent they will doubt
less obtain In the summary and undgested which
have reached today would that the popular voice
ct Paris calling loudly for republic the model Of the
United States. Il is useless at this Moment however, to
speculate the probable Of events in France other
parts Of Europe They will reach in rapid succession by
the steamers that almost bridge the Atlantic
and 1--WE shall what we shall see LOUIS Philippe it
seems had gone England and according accounts
intended TO- the United States II his property in
France should be conscated he may still New York
and reside his house, and not be very for
Is said he has considerable Of funds invested in real
in this city, and several Of our fine blocks ofbud
ngs Probably he has funds also invested IN other parts Of
the country Being repued OF the wcahiesi not the
weahes the world and possessing great sagacy and
practical habits is fair presume that he has large possess
and investments in different parts Of the world out Of
the reach Of any casualties Of his own Government.
II he comes here however, he will hardly recognise the
New York Of his boyhood He will look in vain for the small
but almost boomless pond Of water called the collec,"
he used when young to skate with the boys Of
New York. though be may find Of those boys yet alive,
who can Of pulling his majesty out Of the when
be had broken through the ice and in danger Of drowning
II he for site Of that pool Of water now, he will find
himself the heart Of mighty city, standing by the side Of
an prison Of heavy Egyptian architecture. and in
the midst OF population, quite numerous, aleast
as vigorous and busting that Of his own Paris.
But, the affairs Of Europe appears that
look forward years Of agitation, violent commoton,
revolution and very probably fierce and bloody These
troublesome times for Europe win be critical times for
country and being myself Of the passengers in
good ship Of state, claim the right Of passenger hold
council with felow-passcngers upon matters touching the
safety and welfare OF ell of We TO determine in
very few months who be selected to take the lead and
direction The affairs Of the nation in these critical times
ahead Let be selfish enough TO look TO safety
and place the desnes Of the country the hands OF those
who are worthy Of confidence Let throw aside
partisan feeling and all minor differences and unite upon
best men, Of the greatest ability wisdom, and ex-
perence Any ships 10 stormy time and on dam
gerous coast would have wisdom enough to desire the best
and abcs commander II such time they had to select
their COMMANDER their safety and welfare would impe
Them regardless Of any chickering's they might have in the o
CASTLE call for who understood every rope in the
ship who knew The whole chart like book, and had the
ability the calmnes and the skill and tack the ship
with safety, blow high or blow low