New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30
THg FRENCH REPUBLIC.
TWO Event. for the future-A Prop"e''
France. Italy and Europe.
Paris Correspondence OF Inc l.'D-A 70 ,a4s

As dispatched my last iettsi "
cup,s,ances were shout being unfoioeo' "n'01 wa a.
an immense influence on the appfoacnins ~ -
~ ~ r,.nce but Of an Europe. The nfst Of tnese
4. the report Of the Parliamentary Com
- rove.,ig,tion upon the Insurection Of sane
81 a., b,lf Of which was able % cOmmunic a'e !" !
~ .l,o., 10 the very minute before the departure OIL
,h mail while the second part inclose today tH ~.
..vs With this Report,-whicn u nothing else man
,,osecu,ion Of the Revolution and the heP''"o
bv the Monarchist BsrrOt and his eonsofb-a Oo"'
ba. fallen upon the National Assembly and the country
the bursting Of which may lead to dangerous ooh'e
qaenees
What Is this Report, in fact but an accusaAuh no'
ouly Of Ledru- RoIin Csussdiere, Louis Blanc Ifouo
hon and the SOCIALISTS but also Of the members Of tne
p,ovi.ional Governusnt collectively, their MINISTERS
and in TACT, the whole Republican par'y-an accuse
non. batched in darkness, without any |gsi war
rant without the confronting O witnesses sno iuN
of assertions that have already received nu"ioefe7
refutsuons IN the National Assembly sS IN 'ue
iourn.l., Ledru RolHn Immediately mace use OF tins
weak side of the opposition, and his deenoe naoe
such an impression that when he had ended sna came
down from the tribune, General Caysgnsc' iorge''hg
b. Official reserve sprsng up, and Selling ms mana
pressed il warmly The National Assembly "heD
during the cannonade of the insurrection and nn9ei
the exciting impressions Of street combat II ordaineo
the investigation committed fault which stil may te
excused through the force Of circumstances. ne
Committee however unfortunately made TO consist "
eleven Reactioniss and four Republicans unoer tue
above irouressons cannot be paTdoned for having SIX
week. later with cool blood and calm calculation cast
their report upon the country like an sppe o. o'cou
and TIM, made all reconciliation all peace and ali qnet
impossible.
What is now to happeni Suppress the investigation
binder discussion concerning the report' Inc mod
crate norton Of the National Assembly might desire
this but the two extreme psrties-the Reacnons's
and the Republcsns-deny permitting such aiaVofsoe
opportunity for scandal and excitement 10 pass by
naturally from grounds which are completely opposite
in character This fatal opportunity has three unes
already given occasion 70 Incidental diincoiues since
Ledra.Rolln and his friends have complained Of the
slowness of the Committee in making public the docu
ments accompanying the Report and have ooialy
accused the Committee Of designing to stave OF the dis
cusson that the unavorabe impressions weighing upon
those ii eliminates may explode throughout the pro
vinces as long as possible. The impetuosty with
which these difficulties were met the bitterness winch
characterized every word spoken the stormy INTERRUPT
tons the vehement explanat. nus on both sides-ai
these symptoms show what srduous and tempestu
Gus discussion we have await upon the Report itself
"a Report which will remind us OF the worst days OF
the Convention and which will transfer the civil war
from the into the National Assembly perhaps TO
be sent thence into the streets again.
And the reprsalsf Has then not of that over
bearing Reactionery party, who laughed scorniully
when LedruR oin stood the tribune, as an accused
man, and interrupted him with vulgar wit-has no
Theirs Barrot no Duvereier dHsuranne thought on
possible reprisals Have they all learned nothing actu
ally nothing ALL from the terribly glorious history OF
.r.t..
we see how Overlooking the vciors are how they
not even respect the right Of the accused 10 de
fend themselves, but at every word of Caussidere
Louis Blanc and Ledru. Roin, who are disagreeab!c
to them, interrupt them with SCOTS and mockery
when they as soon es voice is raised for the uniortu
nate insurgents Of June, and prays for humanity and
mercy towards this poor misguided people seek to
drown that voice by Kisses groans knocks and stamp
ing when they bresk the wand, unheard. over every
social idea without proving itoyer every proposition
to render society in accordance with the times
and TO reforp IL slowly and peacefully oh, truly,
these people have learned nothing and they make
new Revolution impossible. This Revolution will
come 1t is perhaps than is believed; il will
viii De terrible And when the so often deceived PEG
pie again rises and Is implaca5le when the new Social
Order of the Future has been written with hre and
blood on the tables of the law when it removes, once
for sn the hindrsnces to its Development who will
censure tn
Thirh of my prophecy the day will come when
Committee viii be named to investigate all the false
hood injustice and teschery practiced the people
the day will come when Theirs, Bsrrot, Duverger,
Remusst, Baragusry d'Ihlliers, Berger, Dupin the
bankers the railroad SPECTATORS, the creators Of pc
verify the Court Generals the bureaucrstists the mer
chant judges-a these oppressors OF the people
shall in their turn be seized In mass lodged in the
forts of Paris placed in the category Of Secret Com
mitee the meet dangerous of them placed before the
Revolutionary Tribunal and the remainder transported
10 the Pacific Ocean. And when this happens, a
reprosch be cast upon the people Certainly not for
they have always been treated without mercy, when
they have laid down their arms. The day OF re-
prisals viii come, and it will be terrible
The second occurrence, which is Of an incsloulable
influence is the OF affairs in Italy In eight days
these have taken direction. which with lightning
qoickness have totally reversed all the previous rela
tons On the 25th Of July Charles Albert st Lord
OF all Lombsidy Pesehiera had fe;len and he be
siegng Verona and Mantua, in which the army of Ra
detsky shut up Then, all al once the old Austrian
Marshal, after he had received the reiniorcements he
long waited for burst suddenly out of his ntrenchmens
drove the Italians from the line Of the Esch the like
Of the Mneio thence the line OF the Oso and thence
eight days time Charles Alberts army was decimated
the help of remaining Italy not to be hoped and
driven back TO Milan. he forced to capitulate on
the 5th and retreat across the ncino into his own
States The Austrians made their advanced entry into
Milan on the 9th All these followed each
other swiftly thu, French Intervention was impos.
sole-and even ii had been undertaken. would not
have materially hinderei them. Two months ago,
France herself offered her Intervention and refused
BY Charles Albert. When he finally turned to France
NJ the last moment when everything lost and
claimed her intervention be receive repulsoTy
answer, and be informed that within two months cir.
eamstAnees had greatly changed, Then there out
wsrdly no entire centralized Germany TO make the
Austrian cause in Italy her own; then, at home there
was no army of $1,000 men IN Paris and 5000 10
Lyons needed 10 keep guard the civil war had not
then broken out What may be done IT, in con.
nection with England, to offer both the belligerent
powers her mediation. aud through diplomatic trans.
actions bring sbou, easy peace This mediation will
now take place. England win back with her feet in
the Mediterranean and France with her Army Of the