New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30
voI.. VIII. No. 81.

--..,,..i, are IN CAsloas H,rNash s no~ as
h..,, and intends going 70 England Mari BIN
80. Il. o., n-e.ent engaged in writing az Impartial &c
....-.ior of the expedition Of the German Legion
,,,ib VIII sossess peculiar interest from ms cofrec
80, If many error. and mi-ststcments concerning ~
.-.,oo. and from the publication Of several official
.cbes which were captured by the patrols o. tie
Legion.
Additional new. have arrived from Naples to-day
The overthrow OF the Ministers is confirmed and pm
va,e letters speak Of propoed aodcaton OF the KIM
20 be succeeded hy his son 1000 had been shipped
on board o. two fri gates five steamships and TWO cor
vettes The English Ambassador had protested against
their being diselabsrked ia Venice and when Ancona
was appointed 10 be the port from which they were 70
be shipped. ne offered his congratulations. together
with iho.c Of the Papsl Legatc The squadron then
received orders % land the troops az Pescera IN the
Abruzzi When this was known in Naples the revolt
burs; forth which VIII probably have the same result,
as IN Rome.
In Yesterdays session Of the National Assembly, in
tercession on account Of Poland and Italy was pro
claimed a. "a well known and the spirit which was OK
h.hted on thi. occasion by the whole Assembly pre-
scrbes speedy action on the part Of the Intermediate
Government Without wishing 20 anticipate the deter
m nations Of the Assembly which in any viii be
very energetic the Government has already stepped &C
lively forward and instructions we're sent to-day 10 all
French Ministers abroad, which commission them 70
give the respective Governments where they are sta
toned to understand that ia. Polish and Italian ques
tons must be speedily and in national view given mp
il they wi-h 70 old general European war.
As far a. we have learned the following propositions
have been put in notion and without doubt viii be nc
cepted J. The formation Of Polish Legion, Of III
rsaimeuts each containing 400 men. .. The publish
ing Of an address from the National Assembly % the
German people with the petition that they shall put al
end to the unfortunate Misunderstanding which now
disunitcs Germans and Poles and 10 grant 70 POLAND
the same nationality and independence which Germany
on her part has claimed. An energetic note 70 The
Cabinets Of Vienna and Berlin demanding the vacation
of Italy and the restoration Of PolanJs nationality
but before sl insisting the immediate suspension o
hostties Should these steps be without consequence
the National Assembly viii empower the Executive
Committee through n solemn decree to resort imme
diatcy 10 those measures which appear best adaptce
to the preservation Of foreign nationality and the hono
and dignity Of France Bota questions are approach
ing a speedy decision. Lamartinc IS said to have ox
pressed himself yesterday evening in these words
as long as wa. only Minister Of the Hotel de Vile,
sought 10 preserve peace 40 any puce but now as part
The Executive Power Of The National Assembly, Will do
what France dcsires-aud should il be War we VII carry
il on with strength, energy and decision"
truly. II. j..