New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-21
PARTNER FoREIGN NEWS.

xyh., are ihe.r chiS II Il impossible 20 answer any
II these questions. We only know ths ne lse oaer o.
,,trsss rr,urreS--thc ed Ming Is sent sway no one
60 ten whhher. Count Moe and The old fospectahes are
snran< Reform The cry 81 asi week IS oat O. Gaze
;Ae sreu. has rushed long pat lhlers ine young Cvu
~ rs-3s has h<sn pooh. po0ed and the Monarchy tsei
1900 70 Be- question referred 10 tie strange PROVISIONAL
,scysrrnens cemSsc lawyers. Republican eavIs'
scsea;ifc bGsyecies, AM pohtica poe's Nh'eNt tue
-. which Government may take, France possesses
sscx sasantees for order In the number OF her ipe-
sen; sons in her calculating bourteose and her e'oe
rdsiecisSs land owners bui who are me me. IN "uD
~, Balance Of prec opinion Will place the trust OF Dc
.es,-xs Prosss they yet strangers TO us Tor we
ear hardly believe that the present Committee Is more
'aAn London Spectator. Feb. &c.
,,-r. ruu,ryr-He hiss contracted the consii'reu2y
-, mere frsc,on the people That morrow bdH ne h
,--p.ei ssh ~ srics r9Hifoofi0ns ~ patronage 90
tA-s sss zo,Aia9 lei Tat Efs reaby nc ne ma, D'
80 ~ fahyS, e. popular Constitution, tuf gigantic '-
,ss.rr q Masters corruption. The constituency tnH
hsbcr n Deputies, and the peerage are All eqnay re-
tsired TIE VISIT web hangs from ons man. Inc Pe"Ilo
are s-anchset. They know they haVe no po"fi-ho NP
-, Tee only tire Stamina Of Government are waning
An power ali political existence, Is In the hsnds o. one
Nry Of reainers We speak Of this stun as II II were
present. but psstnOr can we wonder IN mis- country
,ssih should or late come to violent end. Louis
Philippe has raised enormous army he has snronn4ea
Paris with forts ard ramparts, ard hDei II with ntaD
stations he has turned cola glance on new born hberV
ana he has coursd despotism he has conquered
soa broueht into France noble captive whose i'u
onino1s Of bis he has doubled the oeot anu % o
.iIture q
Tux rx.Ktxe OF rHE FRENCH "A ffth edition OF the
1919 Syn ssred al O'Clock In the evening OF Frhfua-
~ e. announced the landing Of Louis Philippe al ios
stone This however does not seem TO nave oeeh DC
Ievei.
az I.n,ripe. a gentleman by birth. aud OF no ncon-
siderable fortune the re.ovn, writer and SPEAKER -
Furop<sn Oslon Barro too for twenty years. has oe-
euped high POSITION not merely In the chambers but d.
The bar Arsse Is q man Of world wide ren0wn. ana
No.. p.Iet and Cremleax, are among the Talionrfs,
Cocssarn. Jerves. PeDoerton Leshs aud George Iur-
pers Of France With such men, otoers oi oo1er cnsac
ter and extremer opinions such, for nsskce as NJ L.
r RolIu the Deputy for Mons. occasionally sought 10
associate themselves. lboh'Vh he'"'"'
F,.ne. has been suddenly and violently awakened
from, apathy revolution. These events Ia faris VIII
shake the Kingdom with electric force. They VIII
rsvtrbera,e through Europe, where the materials OF
combustion already prsfusey stro"n sbrosd ana AZ
O moment Of extreme difficulty In many other coun.
trie. a sudien shock Is felt from quarter where IL
vas least exoected. These considerations disclose most
threatening and uncertain future Guizots character
The gigantic proportions u his ambition Inc Withefns
seor Of bis elccaence the inaccessible hight OF MS as
saIn have le the wounds Of seven years OF Triumphant
power al unhesled. After 50 great AMI loity hano
against passions fierce and enemies so numerous sueh
man can hardly fall with security from ministerial dignity
10 private He represents. and 1t has been ms
PRIDE represent that principle OF Government when
this tumu has tramped under foot lie applied vita ub-
nnehIng courage and with blind presumption hsi theoy
Of power based on constitutional laws, IN which ne Dc
neve1. lLohdoh Iimes'
CONNECTIONS OF FRANCE AND IRELAND -Ihe Count DE
Nontsembert in his letter 10 Mr.. John OCODnel, talks
Of the ancient connections between France and Ireland
These stronger than the English people understand
From 1891 1891 fifteen thousand Irish were constantly
In the French service At Landen at Nerw'nden where
sarsneld feJ at Crenons, at Almanac, fontenoy &c
these regiments greatly distinguished themselves, ny
decree Of the Regent Duke Of orleans 40 every fish
Catholic to be considered native OF France Few
Of the old nobility without Irish blood
Thus the wretched Due de PraSn was the representa-
tive Of Marshal the viscount Clare. who commanded the
Irish at fontenoy The Due dc Flizjames represents
worthly the great Duke Of Berwick. whose wife was
daughter OF Lord Clsnricsrde and wid0" OF SaIshed
Marshal Buseaud. mother was Miss Sutton De COnard
County Of Wexford General Lamorciere the best Of
ccr IN France (who has just been appointed Commander
OF the National Guard by the Provisional Government)
Is also Irish by his mother. Col Mcmahon, TO whom
AbdeI Kader surrendered, Marshal Reilly, Count Burke,
Col CaniInon Count Mccarthy, Viscouni Walsh. oDl-
lon Barre: and host Of Counts and Counesses In the
Fsubours St. German, attn retain their Irish but
numbers Of others have adopted as Is usual In Francs The
names OF their estates.
These and the OF the 9s at Paris associate lit
tie they have however, one feeling in c0nmOna great
dislike TO the British name and nation. Bugesud, while
IN command In Algeria, promoted the Irish much Tue
Foreign Legion full OF them. It's Interpreter tn best
Eastern scholar in France was Do Siane native OF
Eccesst Dublin, he himself told the writer OF this afu-
Gle. Colonel Sutton his principal alddecamp. On
Saint PArcks Day. the Marshal of Ils and most Of his
staff spored the refo the plains Of Africa and the
bish portion Of the Foreign Legsn including our great
poets son. poor Moore went 10 TO the tune OF ST.
Pstrieks Day in the Morning" In case Of q war with
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- ,re,,,s.,rs re S.r,c nrocs.s. Of IRON :, snn,scn
or What /. OF s more Importance producing superior
commodity at a very reduced price. by Mr. Lows pro-
cess MIC iron car be pudded made superior
nnsheS from without the process of refining with squa
fsctv and the loo, in making ton al finished bars ro
pis from will be less than one half that made In the ors
nsry manner Mr.. Lows process is a simple one, aud
consists 10 giving the material in Its process Of manu-
fseture much less deeree OF COLONIZATION or exytauon
toet grand objects requisite for sody OF sruene and
nsrdness; Tor TINS purpose ne uses oseA oAe 81 1@uSa
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soos OF me asus, wy
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si nrsn.s $50 lbs s,,ht Of metal he usos
SO hs Of mi. m,xtnrs In the rusdins furnace he ap
piles TO the metal In fused state by throwing upon the
surface two or three pounds time and gradually IN
cooperating the requisite qusny His patent extends TO
the application OF ,nn mixture 70 me mAnoise'ue OF cast
stesi from maeAoe noh ADDING TWO of 'hree pouhcs 10
every ~ loS OF steel Nnen ~ the MEETING Pots