The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-21
EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
NEw YoRK, March 10, 1873.

st NEw YonK March 49, 1873.
third French revolution Who could have expected it
so soon The former forcboaed high popular ex-
element a violent collision Of partes perhaps change
ministry But here is the abdcation Of hingthe
throw of dynastya violent revolution Tic whole city
startled by intelligence which upon II with the
force and suddenness of thunderbo Even now, Al 10
almost like a dream. The strongest government in Europe
strongest in armies, and navies and ramparts-thrown
down in day and Frustrated forever But yesterday IL
stood Ia its strength as fit 10 meet world in arms And
IL could.
But the will of its united people is different thing and
il has fallen before it like childs house Of cards AS Tor
Louis Philippe, who pities hun The widowed Duchess
of Orleans, and the young Count of Paris, in that very
characteristic and French in the Deputies, may
claim our compassion, If sympathy. Buy Louis
Philippe was not only despot but such shabby and
his government was altogether such chance medley
of contrivances Tor doing much wrong the people
with little danger as possible, that he and it
utterly odous TO all true republicans That he is fallen, is
a good thing for France and for mankind 1t may let
loose general war in Europe, but the end will be WELL
AT several Of the democratic ward meetings last evening,
the speakers occasion refer the political
changes France. Their illusions warmly received
by the people. There is much enthusiasm among the
masses the Some of the public houses had their
flags flying through the day. and at night showed trans
parencies ST. Johns Hall, wellkno resort Of our
German and French residents, brilliantly illumina'ed
and every and then the Marseiles Hymn was thun-
dered forth in such chorus only Germans can raise
large transparency exhibited the Joy Oh inc
visiters of the house, us follows.
'Hurrah for the Revolution in Europe
Els Lebe die Revolution
s. Vue la Revolution Europe"
The situation of France, oldest friend and ally can
be object of deep interest people
As for French friends here they almost beside
themselves with excitement. simultaneously they aban-
doned their counting shut their shops, and,
French manke rushed off their cafGs congratulate
each other. Every French house in flung out at
the GLORIOUS ricoor." Doubtless there will be
meeting of the French residents the subject.
The speech OF exSecretay Badger in the Senate the
mission Rome has been read here with much surprise
at its narrow bitter spirit People ask themselves in
constituent could such have been member of
the cabinet of the United States For the credit Of the
country it is little fortunate has many such in
high places
sThe Friendly Sons of ST. Patrick 1.-THE Oldest and best
known of the Irish societies of this city, have postponed
their St. Patrcks day and their dinner until Easter week,
not being hard hearted enough tantaize large portion
of members with the sight of daintes forbidden to
them in these times The innovation, though
voring of the bull practical worthy OF Imitation since
there is no way of lodging the fast of Lent which nino
times out of down hardest and blacklist The
| national anniversary of lrishmen.
The bills punish crimnaly seduction and abduction
(o females under Is houses of ill fame, &c has passed
the and only needs the hand Oh MS ahurehI
excelency to become a law.
The wings making noise their town election in
Detroit But what do they say about New Hampshire?
Another fire last night which six horses burned;
and which, being the midst Of block OF thcky cluster
ed wooden buildings only prevented from spreading
extensively by the energies OF the remen This makes
the twentieth fire within week-mostly in sables--by
which more than 100 horses destroyed. No wonder
that the community is excited and alarmed.
The weather, this morning. has changed to cold and
cloudy, with a wind that will bring either rain
soon FED.