The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29

Thousands bearing the oet elegant banner q then a
rhs or vibraed with oscilans and desfsDins cheers
upon the appearance Of this relic Of herosm and op.
preion add many heart esped at the thought OF one
day drawing the sword for Poland. Carrisves were
dressed and painted in black and in the centre was an
immense carriage drawn by eight white horses, and
cypress branches towering high in the air. and after
this carriage bearing fsg, upon which was IN
.cribed" bssses" and in which rode two wounded men
the fuferers la the late conflict. Every building was
lined with spectstors-every balcony filed with hand-
some beings and evsry window with human heads. The
masses rowded full every place whore man could
stand lip toe and amidst this immense and vsried
hroHg rode, upon his white chnrger-Lamartine, his
benevolent counte car CO banning with look OF kind
aud sereliance. upon slcon ndent in the purity
If his own Intentions and the patriotism Of France
may his hopes be filed and his country be benefited by
this now be considered having devoted his life
republic Or exile is before him. each leading By
fail he occupied fearful eminence and his and
deeds already stamped In ndeble characters upon
the French revolution or ls43.
On each side Of the Bouevsrds, from the church to
the Bass extended three lines Of the tricolored flag
tbs distance Is about four miles. Around the monu'
twenty antique tripods burning and casting
up flames of blue and green around the monument was
entwped tho rcoored fag stage for tho provisional
government erected at the foot OF the monument
The mboicsl chariot before referred to- made at
the Hotel de Vile and crowned with the statue Of the
republic When the procession moved from the church,
he bands played the national hymns Before tie
luton there were numbers Of the Municipal Guard upon
every occasion when men women copgregsted at the
balls well in streets yesterday there was no guard
except the National Guard In tho procession and
disturbance The cort'g. was three hours and half
in passing between two living hedges At tie monu-
ment, ths government addressed the people, and paid
he last tribute of respect to the dead aud of condo
ence to the living their bodies are buried at the foot OF
his monument erected to liberty and erected TO the me-
mory Of the three days in July 1880 which by the rea
sherry of king, they say, have been barren OF these
legitimate fruits The admixture Of tbs Of Louis
Philippe and of his family with the of July $780,
will be source of troubls and annoyance to the French
people They fought for liberty then-a republic but
was cheated out of It, in manner to make them
vary and excessively jealousy second Tins The
king has contrived to have himself and his numerou,
family commiug!ed 10 painting and ststuary symbol and
itory with every important event of that PERIOD an6
wherever the rso Of liberty is represented growing
there will be found the name of Louis Philippe. All
their monuments will be removed, as far practicable
and except where they are 10 ,tone the
work will be comparatively easy Over tho Presidents
chair In the Chamber Of Deputies, there Is much about
July ~, %, 30; tut just ia v,w, ands elegant
painting of Louis Philippe swearing TO the charter
and addressing the people, with the Duke d. Orleans be-
and the Queen, Madame Adelaide and other
members of The family, likewise srrsyed in the
spssrael becoming thr statOn-but it Is anyth thing
picture too elegant to lose; but it viii be re-
moved, If 1t has not been air ally. The elegant
equestian status Yves unipjured but it has been
removed, and the public are now reminded, by hs in
scrptions upon the pedestal of the three days in Fbru
airy, instead Of the Duke d'Orleans There was also a
chapel erected on the spot where the duke killed,
but the vsuabes of the interior have been removed.
The multitude did them no injury but there could bs
hem hereafter All such mementos Of the family will
be renewed but they will be preserved relics and GU
generations who viii want to the emblems of kings,
among tbs curious thinGe Of olaen times It livery in
dom, and then the republic, Of France The change is
so sudden and surprising as to appear magical
PARIS, March &, ls4s.
The difficulties in Italy b,come complicated, and
the revolution In France will not render the adjustment
of them more easy for the eovsregns Sicily has abso
lutey refused to adopt tho new constitution and they
preparing to attack the two forreses Of the king
which yet command Meesini Four thousand have gone
from Palermo 10 assist their friends in Messna The
Neapoltans beginning to doubt the good faith Of
the king, and his ministry, and accuse them of
wearing two faces, and of bstrayng their trust Every
man that ores under the influence Of king, the PEG
pie fear, and generally with pretty good Milan
is in mourning the msssacres, and imprisonmen,s
and exiles that daily take place under the Austrian
gime II Is impossible in the present condition of things
for euch STATE Of affairs as those In Upper Italy under
nearly allied this part Of Italy all respects
to wait long Prince Metternch carry his sys
tenn Of murder In that country Lamariine has issued
address 10 the diplomatic agents in Europe breathing
spirit of pain but yet he repudates the treaty Of
1915 and notifies the world that it will only bs regarded
fact, on basis from which to make notifications;
and that any invasion Of Switzerland Italy for
pu poee of controlling their institutions, will
With France and although that part Of Italy controlled
his despatch manifest that France will not look
with indifere upon the proclamation of martial law
and Wholesale buchery in Milan and the COVER
long restrain the press and the people that
resi- ect, If it would With few and mum eTous press
ment stand fall of the popular voics
The power OF the press, ia Europe, Is now immen
and increasing with great rapidty of the
reading community, the Presse sold on one day la,t
week. 900 copies in Paris each OF the Fariar presses
numerous oircuates throughout FraIos, and steam
them in a few hours interior Monarchies
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strained European press, and the circulation Of their
contents by steam power. TIE intellect of man is Of
com bustible material and after being supplied 10
such manner, II ignites bursts into flame and
sumes the thrones upon which moparchs sit. Great
agitation exists at Vienna and Bohemia is said to have
dsc..red already for republic.-a republic growing up
within eight Of Prince Metternich Neuctatel has al.
ievolted thrown OF the Prussian dynasty entirely,
and Joined herself to the De of swtz.rand. Here is
care for Prussia not three months have elapsed since
Prusia put forth manifesto to z,and announcing
10 that people, that any interference with Nsuchate
would he rtgsdsd attack upon Prussia, aud now
Neuct ael has dsengaged herself entirely from the
pervsory care Of hsrsep mother The power of Poland
among the neighboring Ssotss and Ia European war,
Poland would sriks many and hard blows there are
10 eaid and their services already mere than
rendered to France, to strike for being and Tor
vsnsespce; The Oppression and tysrany Of Russia,
Austria and Prussia the overthrow Of Bonap.
In dren parts of Europe have brought fearful state
Of responsibility upon them in the present state of the
public mind in Europe, when the people in eli parts
striking for freedom and break the fsters Of Kings
VIII the republic Of France stand? VIII the alliance
recently formed between the three ab,olute States
.inst Switzerland and Italy be attempted TO be put
into execution? VIII there be European war! Will
England be neutral her forces with the European
liberals? Such tf the grave questions which
nov agitate the European mind; and in reference 10
which there many conclusions there people
to draw them. Can France maintain a republic My
impression Is in the ai .matve Blood may yet flow in
rivers in Paris before the republic becomes stable The
present and other may be overturned The
FORMS in their tAs may undergo great changer and
different experiments give place to their
cessors but that France will return to monarchy
is not probable There Is vast and immeasurabs DIFF
between the condition Of the French people of
1892 and ls4S, aud corresponding Differences the
condition OF the surrounding States CT Europe Our
own example has within that time, ceased to be
experiment and has b,eome historical fact full Of in
structon Wide spread intelligence has chsnged the
face of Eprops constitutions have sprung and sur
vived for years Monarchles have given way, or been
modified by the force of publ, senment-the press la,
been unshackl, d. and men have ceased TO rdicus cor
stitutional monarohies or to fear republics. With
power successfully against kings; and who in