New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

Tor ospSst4 OF me Na;l0pal AZ
ssnbly.
state Forests.
10 haaneal paint Of view The standardization OF III.
s1e forests hs hitherto LEFT mach 70 b. desired Th.
m2xnhc-n. rop.res produce o the Treasury altogether
not more th.n pr cent an about - consider The
tine Is that several portions Of those tor.
Do sold with sqas sd santaxs for the Treasury
energetic sne sklfal nanaGem-nt propose 20 YOU
consequence decide that The Minister Of Finsncs be
authorized % examine uhst portion 81 the ..s foret.
BE- sold with Advantage and declare such 81 alien
suon II be think II iH1spens.bls % far 100000 O0f
coorms5iY 10 the provisions Of the decree which
psnies my report.
In order 70 provide for the dsfeit which vn pressing
Il al sides the fallen Government ob.aasd from PaA
uent authority 70 ras- losn OF 51lnoOOf e which
-jJo0H 0U0f were subscribed III. l0th Of Nuvsmoer
last and Of which the Treasury has received s20O0of-
shall the reni,Ind-r Of his loan be realized, Shall the
sulss which the eKKng beqasath.d Afford the coz
irseor PrsteIt for not fahng nis enzsgsmsut, kno~
bat presence Of the depreciation public .curi-
however trsntOry u may -, prudencs Commands
foresight Whatever msy be the resolution he real
power Of the cont actor the TreaFzry must b. placed in
cond ton 70 bsind pend un-uts
those nearest maturity The obsst Of the which
follow 10 to provide for this re,ut Bat th- masnifcenl
expansion OF patriotism OF o-votesn ness Of seden and
Intelligent ardor which the advent Of the epubc hss
everywhere reused eounses holder enterprise great
number OF citizen. have offered the Government consider
able and vsusbles voluntary gf Fail Of pro
found gratitude for % patriotic and honorable ofer the
Government Of The Republic VIII not however accept II.
IL should the free disposal Of their fortune tho-.
who noble OF II. But n will b. permitted
those generous cltZens vita the fortune,
and the state OJ combination equally sdvsotsgeoasto
il and for tas According 70 the terms Of the ss u the
sh Of August 1871 the Treasury msY yet raise the
zsn,. to decree that this losa shall Immediately be
contracted under the title Of Nations Losn AL citizens
Who wish 70 offer their voluntary tribute IN the pro-.
perity Of tn Republic will be al rited The Naions
Loan will be open during mouth. la exchange Tor
tber oa.pss TIE citizens shall receive coupon Of per
cent Of Government ock 81 pa even houEh tn. stock
should bs shove before the suo,cr pon sf hued
There will 10 ihi. mode be ripe sd',nisse On the
1 hi fxfa
Treasury by tbs subscribers II will be diAeiy CHASED
Op he other hand should the iosn Of the 10Th oi No
vember M be abandoned by the contractor II Will 10
longer press upon the money uasiket snd ~; iasI
ueriod circumstances shOl I'D Obse the hepuOne 10
use It's credit should BE- completely free ground, snd
liberty Of action would experience no serious
10 report which propose 70 supply nsoon a. my eaeu
,tions shall have been completed with scr1puiou, eecu
rscy shall make known 70 the buverpIn-nt 10 usue'
the result Of ell the measures which hsvs Just proposed
IL pow remain, for me TO complete this position BY .one
general Obierysooa TIE present REVIEW VI .hs e9nnoh
Of the Treasury 10 assuring. Thanks TO the measures
which have been about TO be prescribed, The sp
situation VI at airs Is good 10 this ht moment
al une.sines which ever succeeds great political com
motions demands for money have aboundeo Ino raw
fT repayment. Bat already IN. panic Is snbsdi7s -
Every body prehend that the fortune OF France "a To-
day Vhst Il yesterday and they perceive INST SINE
orson. are shout result from the Institutions
| which the nation has given itself The real more
over Of the citIens prove. itself TO b superior 70
eli difhcue' The payments made into All the omees
for the receipt 81 give the assurance OF povd
ng without difficulty hereafter, not only for the ordina
/ but even fOF uurNbcC "a uctrr'iN.'
general situation Of the Republic undsrs haan
cal point Of view. I'm gins that It 20 LONGER shows any
thinF alarming The naonal debt deduction beios m.ae
Of the rents vhch belong 20 the sinking fund amounts 10
% 600 OOf II any inquires whai hst mss'oi capt
tai h.. produced the mind short diseonc-red be-
fore dsproporon OF the mean, with the re-
suits Buff the country itself regarded the aspect OF
what do TeassuTe The English debt amounts TO
% miards IL TsstsOu the manufacturing sad CONNIE
cal subsection of the wofda variable snd fragile basis
Ours only FIVE marts and II has for its basis ell me
public ana private property Of F1nes-an immoysbie
k..fs aida 70 q
publicsa Government o. prudent, hm snd oJ ~ sdmin
i.rstion. snd the credit OF Francs Will not have sny
-ous But in my profound conviction these favorable
provisions he realized but by tbs hrm growth and
siren ghenng Of the Republic Let all good CITIZENS con-
useless regrets The last prestige Of the monsrchy VA.
utility Macy sincere believed the maintenance o.
that form indispensable To The manensnee u order snd
the regulation OF al lesitnate intsress Inc M9asf
Oh compromised they believed al To % ost ines
we're mistaken The SOLEMN experience hieh MS Jus.
been made ought to have convinced srrnE though 'ncee
mind, What csrtsin what affirm with 81 me force
Of nghtsned loyal conviction, IL that the Orleans
dynasty had reizned soma time longer bsnruot;y was
inevitshs Yes, eitir-ps let re proclaim II with pros
aud delight; all the titlss which recommend the Ne
public The love Of FAoee ard to tbs respect OF the
from bankruptcy GARNER PAGES.
French Money Affairs.
WE have at length received from the hands OF
Citizen GARSIIR PACKS, the Trench Minister o.
Fioance a clear statement Of the actual position
of this affair up to the latest possible date IL must
remind every BODY OF the famous 4" compt reDdu
of NJ Neckar 10 1889. This is only saying In other
terms that it is deplorabe Thi, statement of CHI
zen GARNER Pages must, we think, give the coup
de grace to the character Of the dethroned King and
his meta physical bat most besotted tool OF minis
ter NJ. Guizot Their career has been profiigate
in the extreme much so that II appears hardly
consistent with sanity, and. Il must we think If
sught can open the eyes OF those stupid srstocrats
here who are calling upon and compllmen,iDg these
two royal and ministerial sgindlers. As far back
as ls4 this precious pair mad got the trench debt,
originally imposed by force IN 1915 up as high as
ftro hundred nailiOns sterling, In English money.
This was pretty well. What has been their course
sincel Ia seven years they have added full nth
70 the whole having borrowed and wasted IN that
short time a sum equal to forty. fre mtitOHs more
For this very year Csi5) they have loan on hand
part of which they have not got and with the III
terest Of all the money thus prCtigately wasted
they were mad enough 20 think they could saddle
forever the unborn generations OF Ia belle France
We'll NAV Citizen GARNER Pases exclaim " II the
Revolution bad not happened, these TWO madmen
must have been bankrupt IN couple OF years
moral Nothing in fact could have saved them.
Not content with the doings we have described
they have actually swindled the Savings Bank OF
Paris 20 the amount OF thr1 mhil0Hs steTfhg
THIS they have done by selling, alter selzlpg the
ready money, the stock In ~hich the remainder
was invested and turning It into mere uovern-
ment debt, when II now VI NoNi 80 HoN
thing Those who trust such people certainly de-
serve their losses but this does not olanch by one
single shade the black character OF this neiArous
transaction which quite enough to settle the char
sc,er. with all posterty OF King Louis Philippe the
First Of" glorious" memory and that OF his patr
otto minister" NJ. Guizot. .r..
From the honest and indignant statement OF CT
izen Pages. the Finance Minister, only one concu'
sion can be drawn. We shall not mlnce IT, French
foance is for the present at an end Inc treasury
is insolvent and the result must be the sweeping
away of this debt imposed at first by force and
augmented by prohigscy. No man In bis senses
can come to any other conclusion. 1t Is In vain
IN waste our own or our readers time IN laments
That which cannot be cured must be endured and
this affair like NsrcuttO's wound, Is clearly past
all surgery" Upon the real authors OF the catas-
trophe let the blame rest.
or one thing we must however warn our ex
cellspt readers. especially the younger ones Iney
,,ns, net .unpose because that which We predict
nu,t co,,,e 70 pass that the Republic will be there
fore endangered This must not be supposed
Tina. the fuancisl debsoe' now imminent must
create great and sad individual loss and suffering
!. undo1b,ed bat as far as the nation Il concerned
!, iii arise ike "a giant refreshed. stronger
g., h.ving touched the earth, Antruslike- II
y;u bv the bonlrerseBleRt itse, be relieved from
80. ~ the annual amount OF nine or ten millions
Isrss mart of which was paid To foreigners The
= o-dr Nicholas being one who bold French !