New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27
POLITICAL ASPECT OF EUROPE.
Di-orGsnization in France-Great -elavonian
MoyemeDt-Progre.s OF Italy.
Paris Couesp0ndence d The Tnbuue.


feeling Of the present moment the thunder Of cscnsrs
ing nsusouetry and the rumu.t Of street combats.
However this struggle may terminate we are sP-
proa. hing one still more unlortunae. should the Dour
geosie conquer We shall speed on with all sails 70
reaction should the people conquer We may slli wait
tie b.rer consequence which such victory has had
Tor the sst three months with bloody reign Of terror
and the terrible scourge Of the civil war The Govern
ment remains only in name Stationed between TIE
two parties Of toe B1Ugeel and Proeto'riss every en-
ergeuc measure which % originates must offend one or
the other Of these important classes and through lear
Of doing this our rulers content Themselves with hall
measures with emporzing, and leaning in tnis OF mat
drection-the very which make the evii greater
We cannot conceal the fact that the greet battle be-
tween the Bourgeosi6 and the Proletarss u not yet
fought 70 an end What took place on the 2ih OF FEB
rusry was only sorti,-a surprise. Recovered from
n.s hr.t terror the enemy has again occupied al MS
po.itons md possessed himself Of all alliances and
means Of defence The people who IN the Joy Of VIC
tory suffered themselves 70 be disarmed, stand WIN
weapouiess hands and defence bat the conscious
ness the justice Of their csuse But not"1thstndg
these appearance the cause Of the people VIII triumph
and the bourceose VIII fan and f4 forever this time
entirely destroyed. UAu That may not yet be tod
much depends on accident much IN circumstances, bat
the victory OF the peopethe masses over prglesea
cssie-.s the inevitable result How mach blood this
victory may cost through what vast sacrihces u viii
be purchased who can now foresee We behold only
parties deeply embittered prepared for the struggle
and standing IN fierce opposition As historians Of the
Present we prove the sum total and rely that alone
h.ndred day, have elapsed since the February revo-
luton and the old distinctions OF the classes are already
resstsbHshed. There again citizens aud people
National Guards and pro.etsrians conquerors and con
quered all Of the men = DO made the Revolution and
founded the Republic, are used up. Lcdru Rolln and
Lamartlne viii Ia day or two give in their resignation
a. members Of the Government "A CremeuX resigned
bis station as Minister Of Justice day before yesterday
and the minister Of Finance Duclerc, soon will Gar
ner Pages will next follow-and the two remaining
Ministers viii strengthen themselves by Senard, Ar
mand Marrast and Gen Csyaignac.
But this Dictatorship VIII not last long and the only
remaining choice will be between the military dc
tstor Cavaignsc and the civil dictator Theirs Theirs
has actually been chosen for The National Assembly not
IN Paris alone but also in three depsrtments-no only
with the requisite number Of votes but with vast ma
lorty almost a. great was given TO Lamartine aiew
weeks sgo The htteness OF present staesnen has
made Thiers great The countrY expects more from
this Government il seeks other men ia order 20 place
thems the head OF AFFAIR." and since it think OF no
-,ll
spoken their last words with Their Whether they
viii bring luck 20 them i. very much TO be doubted.
Theirs ia man Of great talent ADMINISTRATIVE genius,
but whether he is the 10 give new form 10 the
society which has sprung from radical revolution
whether he has power 10 be the founder OF such re-
public a. is demandCd in Europe and in the year ISIS
Is yet doubtful.
have thus in few words described TO you our stu
alton 30 undecided and so full fsuspense. have few
deeds 10 announce 70 YOU other than that the Council OF
Justice wished TO prosecute Louis Blanc on account Of
the occurrences o. the 18th Of May that the Govern
this occasion again conducted itself weakly
and undoubtedly. and the National Assembly refused |
the required the prosecution Of ono of their
members, by but slight majority The complete !
want of tact which marked the conduct Of the Govern
mont has occasOned the dismissal Of the Pr0cueurs
Portraits and Faujin who ~ fret advocated the prose
cution OF Louis Blanc and aiterwsrd voted against
the same and the whole Government will probably
bleed 10 death on the wounds which il has received ia
the affair
80 stands the French Republic IN Political view. I
The Social question has been declared Jt0pisn, and /
thrust aside-nor is 1t necessary that should specially
inform YOU that trade, industry, credit trust the cir
cuaton OF money and labor stll at the lowest ebb
as they 60 long have been. Unless some miracle Is
done IN her favor France cannot possibly escape ma
toaal bausrnFtoy. Private bankruptcy s already uni
versal This is most comfortless condition for those
who ART sufferers therein but to the locker it only
appears a. state OF transition from which order
Of things must aud will be brought to light though II
may not be without violent throes Of psrturiton Let
US now leave this whirigg. France and cast rapid
glance At the condition more less dangerous OF old
Europe.
AvsrErA marches with giant steps 70 her complete
delyersnco. The Emperor is in lnnsprack, where he
governs without Constitutional Ministers the Ministers
are in Vienna where they govern without Constitu-
uonsl Emperor Provisional Government for Bohemia
which win accept no commands from Vienna hiss been
formed in Prague similar step is about to be taken
in Gallcia In Vienna even the Students possess the
highest power and citizens, National Guard and labor
ers obey them. The emigration Of the rich and noble
continues national bankruptcy IS Inevitable tue Army
OF Radeis1y In Italy has been again completely over
thrown near Goto Peschers has been forced 70 capm
late and thus while the monarchy falling into ruin,
while the weak minded Emperor has received whole
some lacdgtps IN lunspruck. aud IS the uncon-
tool OF the utcd aud Jesucal ra5ble, Scavo
man Parliament has been opened IN Prague Congress
al Sclayouian nat0nates who have called themselves
together who derive al their power from themselves
and will create epoch IN the history o; Europe.
Prom Belgrade IN Turkey, snd the Servian forests
from lstna and DNuata On the AGriatlc ses from the
WechsCl snd mouths OF the Danube. the shores OF
The stormy EuXne ana the dark hills OF the Erzsebrge
representatives, of the Sclsvonsn have appeared
1t this Congress Prague presents the appearance Of
/ a great kcd ball The brilliant costumes OF the
~ervians nlyriAns, Bosnians Greats pamataus lstri
ans. Poles. Rasniaks. Bohemians Moravisns >esians
and all OF the other countless tribes OF the same origin
euiycn the streets of the imperial city. Great words
are spoken aloud great hopes awaken The thought OF
vast Scayonisn Kingdom which shall reach from the
borders the Black 10 the Baltic inspires all hearts
while invisible In the back ground stands Russia ana
viii guide tins great Scavonian movement 10 Nsrd her
/ self when the time has come 10 stand IL MS head.
That time Al hand--veTy near, when the SCis-
yonais VI Use 90 action, when Austria VIII be forced
through the power oil circumstances 10 become Scla
woman instead Of a German state and the
great union OF the Sclavouisn people shall have been
obtained Russia viii openly declare herself It's chief
Her enormous MISSES OF subjects the Sclayonisns
advanced guard the Russians 1te darsacc, and the
people OF Asia guard, VIII then De let loose
upon and crush down the other nations Of kurope-the
| Ga-aan and Latin hope shall never eSpcri.
ence this iatc but the time viii come when "a the pro
sTcss OF vast national emigration from the last new
races VII be colonzed on the sol OF Europe and the
old ones crowded OCt Our children WILL perhaps wit
moss universal emigration II the Germanic race 20
America and the Latin q Africa. The Ausniaks
vii then perhaps dwell the banks Of The Lore and
TIE booomlsns and MoraV!ans the sunny slopes Of
/ NesuVlgs. while the Rhine viii become the camping
l rrount uf Will M.nr,If.p tr.f.ra