New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-20

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If any one should write TO you that the condition
o., France il dangerous, that new Revolution is
threatened and that Paris stands upon volcano an
aver him ia short order tina, you consider him mis-
cradle fasfer No everything is for the best in this
best OF all Republics and those who still murmur, are
only the Mslconteni- the Royslists the Legmiss, the
Oreansis the BOnaparsts the spectators on Change
the Railroad agtators the deposed Bureaucrais the
ruined Manufacturers, and the starving Prolaarts.
With the exception Of these individuals. everybody IL
content and when say " Everybody" understand
the term 10 comprise the Editors subedtors friends,
followers, ofcecleks and servants Of the National
who all find themselves very good health. have well.
paid situations take their riding exercise on Louis
Phippes horses and blest with the smiles Of those
diynites Of the opera and ballet which formerly re-
ceived the homage Of the Princes
And why should no, the people be satisfied Have
we not already voted hemy Of the 2e articles Of the
Constitution and not clearly calculate from
that tina, shall need about I'VE months for the re-
naming l0s articles that the Constitution may be
proclaimed on the of March II it should not be
sderod more characteristic and appropriate 10 perform
the ceremony on me fra Cf APrd Have we not a
well founded prospect that this provisional state will
continue until then. with Cayagnac's dictatorship the
state Of siege military camps at every corner OF far'
newspaper suspensions, military commissions trans
portations and thousands Of other ei0Hs' which
harmonic with the words Repubtic" and Freed0m,
quite as well A list would with your eye. As said
we are perfectly contentcd and those who not con
tented, they arc the dissatisfied oncs-about thirty
three 10 thirty four millions OF frcncnmon-who ask
each other every day Mon Diea ya aiOas HOHs "
dn Gods name where are going i-and who at
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Coward Winter ,
Yes the Winter is at the door, and here we repiay
ing National Assembly" and msnuiacturing in the
greatest comfort, tape.worn Constitution the Win
ter is At hand and with Il in Paris alone 100000 labor
ers will lie in the streets houscless and bresdess
while We discuss whether we shall have one or two
Cbambers-and whether we shall ur,c in the COnstitu
ton the Right OF Labor or the Right OF support
The Winter is At the door in November the mountain
passes Of the Alps will saOcd shut the roads TO Italy b.
impracticable for cavalry and artillery and Rsdo,sky
who now forsgcs in Northern Italy with unhcard of
barbarity will then become entirely INSCRIPTIONS and
perhaps summon council of his choosing to meet
at Verona which will be obliged to decide under the
protection OF Austrian and bayoneis that LON
hardy and Venice shall remain with Austria. And by
the time Spring is here and the SHOWS are melted out
Of the mountain gateways, the trick will have been
PLAYED through and the French English mediation will
vanly porpex its head the fat docgmpi Yes the
Winter is coming Oudinots Army of the Alpsis snow
ed of OF Italy and we negotiate in Vienna, suffer our
creduous and amable Ambassador, NJ Delacour, TO be
formally led about by the nose by the old fox, Wesson.
berg and after io0 months dehbeTatoD have finally
gone SO far that Austria has length proposed Inns
prouck az the place where the negotiations shall be
commenced Is not this beautiful proceeding and
one cannot Justly call to the Republic such she
is when she at last stumbles and falls on her nose
"Ta Fos UOa GeOrges DdHdn!' Thou hastwined itsoO
With this Fabus Cunctator policy in the inside and out
side it is quite natural that your reporter should write
to you that he had nothing to report
The armstice between Austria and Sardinia has been
prolonged and the socalled measures OF negotiation
continue they will probably terminate simultaneously
with the completion of Constitution How the cleo
tons have resulted in Paris have already written TO
youth Louis Bonspsrte, Fould and Raspail In day
before yesterdays session the National Assembly de-
termncd to admit Louis Bonapsr,e and Fould and on
the other hand TO leave Raspsil where he s-in the
towers of Vincennes, and that according to law
Louis Bonaparte the much feared Pre,enden June the
prcext for and disturbances, appeared in the
National Assembly without song or shout, aoot and
modestly alfred like of us ordinary mortals In
short speech which he read, he thanked the Republic
for allowing his return TO France after prescription OF
thirty three years and also promised TO be grateful
therefor and, laying aside all personal ambition, to
serve the Republic as good citizen. we shall see
whether he will keep his word. His presence in Paris
and his appearance in the National Assembly has in the
meantime given occasion neither to demonstrations,
nor to assemblies and riotsand only some fifty street
osiers and apes assemble daily before the entrance to
the National Assembly in order to see the Prince
Since however they don't know him personally, and
he looks not grain like the great Emperor, Louis
Napoleon himself has for two days past gone into the
Assembly and out again, through these very groups,
without being noticed in the slightest degree
IN other respects, situation is materially the
same as heretofore the Exchange balances its ac-
business is slack, the circulation is sufficient IN
detail but the heavy capital is still concealed the Ma
tional Assembly, by majority of 500 votes, has de-
cared against the system of progressive taxation as
being too SOcaise and the interest OF the National
revenue has been punctusly paid No change for the
worse has taken place in our Financial and CONNER
cis condition but also no important improvement.
As regards the OF Europe, the confusion is still
ever on the increase. torsy OF the Republican Free
corps under the direction Of Gustav strive into Baden
from the side of Switzerland has taken place. About
so Germans Italians and Poles pressed over the Dor
ders took possession Of the small towns OF LorEach
aud Schopfhem plundered their treasury and increas
cd their number through force and persuasion TO about
1000 but were finally attacked Sta9ien' on the
9Th. by the Baden troops beaten and dispersed, AMI
strive himself captured with nifty Of his companions
The Government Of Baden has declared the nsursen,
district to be IN sa,e Of sse aud procl simed martial
law
In Cologne (Rhcnish Prussia there have also been
serious troubles barbados erected aud martial
law proclaimed several conflicts took place, aud the
city was then declared ia d state IF seSe martial law
proclaimed journal suppressed and in short every
thing done which is possible on such occasions.
In Frankfort where the emeute OF about 800 sdven.
turers has been speedily put down BY 5000 troops Of
the Empire a Of sage has been declared martial
law proclaimed, &C. &c &C.
In Berlin where the Court has created Wrsnsel
MAJOR General and is now deloeratins whether to psy
out the enormous trump. and IN Vienna, where the De
mocrsoy is preparing for It's last decisive struggle
against the black and yellow Reaction the STATE Of sss
viii, without doubt be declared before eight days have
passed, martial law be proclaimed. &c sc &C. In
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