New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-26

- -, .eif soon be- over with u is amusc-
,ent Of which they vii soon get ufed ana VIII in.'
o., tseir cause d.sappcars forever Two Weeks as3
-. excited some alarm. but now they are It-aIltu
~ pity The decision and energy Of Cen Caysgnac
have put an eXtingulsher upon their hopes ana very
soon they viii 20 Oat ,u
the peope j. the spOrtatOn Of the nsufs gents u
seems that tine 1000 who condemned 10 thal ia'
have not been subjected % any regular UNA Dut t.
simplest examination ~ the evidence aga st llt WIN
po means az defence on their part thought enough
70 decide as 10 their guilt Only those VINO on tn' *
animation appeared 20 have been ci"i- or nvil.I VI
thc revolt were reserved Tor trlal D-lOi' 'lv
fisl. the rest were condemned in mass W" '"' :
Cont Na-,is has sc0uted several OF these eur sea
chiefs and set them ~ liberty and tns makes ~ ohy
natural % suppose that many who nave not ebloleu tue
borf, of ira but nave been condemned without are
equally innocent such is me Ji'u1c ""ioH % '"''~"
out % these unfortunate insurgents.
Tho question. War or 40 War, IS suh discussed ih
stead OF being positively decided a. Week az ~
seemed 70 be- The Army Of the Alps Is yet IN ~ can
,o,rnants thguah prepared 10 march ~ an instant
warning and force has been sent 70 the ad o. eh
The response of Austria is not regarded a. MAJ ana II
D. not improbable that be may accept thc iheuia""'
cor an 10 d.. NOT a desirable thing for her 20 nave q
quarrel with France while her hungarian diAcolly re-
mains unsettled and grows daliy more o.lcuII anu
while the germs OF greater trouble are uo'coP.ns ~
her in the Provinces of the Danube We may accoiu
iugv exuect that she viii relax sOmcWnat from te pre-
tensions OF the journals which claim the "hole oi L"i
hardy and attempt 70 pacncate ltay on the Dasis
prODnscl hy NJ Bastde ana lOfu Ihultiat'"' - -
certain that the French Government have procured an
extension OF the armsticc between Charles ALBERT anu
Hadetsky tn the 9th OF Nov and wnen thaI unlo
comes II can easily be extended again. Botn CnafIes
Albert and Gen Caya-nac desire 10 put OF As Jar a.
po4sle the resunptiOn OF hOstlcs-ihc former mat
be- may recruit bis forces and possible restore oI1ei
and unity 10 his own domnOns the latter that Inc i'e'
uubc may be secured and France put Ia cohduoh 10
let with ylgor i act she must There VIII be no war
in alv this Winter unless some new and uneAp'ct'n
cause comes ia 70 compel H. and already the umo oi
unexpc cited events IL beginning 10 DE over
la Italy nothing hes happened t. change thc oreaiy
fsce If things. taking the whole Peninsula togrln
cr We see only discOrd. spasinodc ana uh''Iec'n
effort here and there uncertainty ana HiesDiu'V'
everywhere the Democrats contendins against ue
CONFERENCE.-The and the latter striving 20 put do"h
the Dlnocrats In Piedmont, the army Is said 10
be rapidly regaining the strength and condition II hA'
before In. war and the King talks as II ne were pre-
pared and resolved TO recOmmcnce the struggle Tor
Independence but not much reliance is to be place
hs proclanaiions HE purpose IS to make hlnseH si,
on his own throne. aud beyond that purpose ne WI!
not be led In Tuscany, IN ROme the patrouc party
are in despair. Toe COW,mp0rdneO lew days since,
commenced an article in this manner " lne shades "i
diplomacy grow daily deeper and deeper over our M
cradle country Our enemies at home and abroad are
united i'm an Internal conspiracy 10 urge her 10 the cN
trcme of min There is no iniQuity which is not en-
poycd 40 calumny which Is not spread abroad no oi-
cord .,hch is not attempted and IN the same strain
the writer continues TO the end.
In Germany, the elements are WORKING more ana
more intensely toward the civil war. Tho armsiice
with Denmark concluded by Prussia has beent Is said
rejected once more 10y the Central Government u
this be- true which is very doubtful the crisis Is now nj
hand Otherwise il may be long before II arrives But
arrive il must The division OF Germany INTO tnHiy
odd Kingdoms aud Pnucip is destined 10 dlsap
near and In order 20 bring about lis disappearance "a
civil war inevitable The two parties are too rcoule
10 render a reconciliation possible and though thc eA
slng Central authority VIII vanish al The nrst blast oil
the tempcst 1t val only be 10 be succeeded by another
the sisance of the Kings of Prussia hanover anu "a
4rio have other result than 10 pTeclltdit INC
formation of the Republic OF Germany
Al Vienna the question is-What shall be done WIN
Hungary and the Sclaycs The latter are victoriOu
and the prospect is that Hungary will be overwhelmed
bv her former subjects IN that case, Austria becomes
a Sclayonc Empire, with one or two German provinces
instead vi German Empire with mlllons oil Scia'o'
mic tributaries This win be 10 establish new power
in Europc and change essentially the balance oi poll
tics. Austria will then not be part OF Gefmahy' Dul
the enemy OF Germany.
The diet Of Vienna true TO the revolution out Of
which il aprang has passed law abOlishing tue whole
category Of segnora rights aud enancipatng the PEG
ole nom burdens which they have borne for centuries
This is a step which the Reaction can never take BACK
but which must remain whether the liberal HeImah
marty triumph or the AbsOlutst, Sclayonc party Inc
Freedom of the Press the Education OF the Masses can
also not be- done away with, though they may Tor "a
time be objected to restrictions Is IN vain LOT Bar
bsrsm aud Tyranny to attempt 10 regain the con
quests of Liberty they may seem TO triumph Ior a
while but they destroyed by their triumph. Inc
CrOa,s of Jeachich may be VICTORIOUS put ilM very
victory will leave them less savage than before ana IT,
noculate them with ideas to which they were Stranger
The mystery OF the Provinces OF the Danube Is al
last made plain The cabinet OF Constshthop,e nae
decided 10 recognize the new Government oil Nhla
chs and sent orders to Sucyman Pacha 10 DO 20. Ac
cordngly the 10Th ult. he entered Bucharest ana
rccevedin the most friendly manner by the hepGo
| Hcan authorities Meanwhile Russia has Informed the
| Turkish Government that the Wallachlans must oe
compelled 10 receive their old HospOdar ana restore
things to their former condition ana lhat III casy ,'
was not done Immediately, Russian army would see
that il il done This puts Turkey into dilemma
either she yield to Russia which VIII be 10 estao
sb her own nuty in the affairs OF her own Provinces
and in fact to separate them wholly from her, or shc
must refuse and in that case Russia Will intervene ano
compel her 10 60 to 10 is most prOOaoe mat sht
will choose the latter alternative, for IN so dong rance
will support her, and then II Russia b. gins u VIII DC
war IN which all the great powers must engage lhery
has bccn no event these several months which has rem
dered war so difficult 10 avoid as this Russia VIII ho'
tolerate Republic her south eastern frontier, WIN
newspapers books and Jealous propagandlsls 10 Ouoe
the euiet of her subjects. Beside, in crushing the
Wallachian Republic. she opens her way To Constant
NOBLE the goal of her ambition. And she Will MOI
again have favorable an opportunity as the pre'eh
Germany in discord England with the famine ana
ireland Austria with Hungary and Italy 10 occupy
what attention she spare from the democratic as
iaton at home, and France needing her soldiers u
guard her capitalize opportunity seems TOO Tempt
inc 10 be lost collateral evidence OF the designs OF
Russia may be mentioned the intrgues she IS now put
ting in play TO prevent a union between France ana
GERMANY Every few days we see In one OF me Jour
mails mar are in The employ of the Russian Govern
uent that the Car has written friendly letter 10
zen Cavaiqnac or that he has expressed the highest
admiration tor him in public or that he has determined
20 break with Germany aud contract AN ultimate all
ance with France the natural ally OF Russia or some
thing of that sort This IS designed TO prevent union
between France and Germany which Nicholas greatly
fears and to give the coup de grac 10 the Democrats OF
Vienna and Berlin
d. Ireland fifty thousand soldiers maintaining the
peace and assuring the felicity Of Her Majesty subjects
Lord John Russell has gone 70 Dublin, IN order
thence 20 travel through the island and inspect with hi
own eyes the result of that patcrna government 10
the exercise of which he cngs with such pertinaciy
Alas Tor ireland and for Italy, kindred IN misfortune
alike subject TO dospotsm which seems .mmovaOie
Bat il only Be patient and II Will disappear
Ike the mist
The Cholera ia raging in Germany. At Berlin there
are nifty deaths daily and many other cities equally
afflicted Places which were entirely spared At the
former vsitaOns are now the scenes OF its ravagcs
In the Provinces Of the Danube il is also exceedingly
d,.truciiy, {. A. ID.
iTss CHRISTIAN MYERS, Polk Elccior in -
heads respectable ayowcd list Of scccders from the
Loco Foco party in Clarion CO. Pa
~ Col. ORE (Taylor is a candidate for Con
grcss in south Carolina against r. T. simpson, the pre-
Sou, Csss Member
TKAKErrES- Won are in n hurry. the steamer