New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
ANOTHER CRISIS IN FRANCE.
The Iesitimists-Their Character, finns an"
Doings-Danser at Hand-A 1ianee AT
Europe.
Pan. corre.uondence Of The Trbune.


Messrs. Grssl,y and NJ Elraih
In nv last letter. showed you by an Analysis
Of tho vsriou. parties here, upon how weak founoa
lion .,snds the Government and the Republic IN
y.ne,sl This position has since In no oegrce III
n,oved uartie. have grown bolder than ever ana II
siroo.t spuesrs a. II we the eve OF ne" DAT
dc This time however, it 10 the Legltmi't parry
which will unur the banner Of the nsurrecuon N or
der IN proelsinn Henri v King Of France and Navarro
and If the reports in general circulation are 70 be
credited the fret decisive stroke s 70 be made tornor
row the festival Of ST Louis 1t Is therefore not with
ont interest to take comprehensive view Of the con
dillon the strength and the of that party az
well az their Ysn Of action.
The Legtimst party holds in its possession about a
fifth part of the great landed estates Of France and
sway. therefore great influence over the open prov
inces There several provinces such a' bri'tany
la vcndee, Normandy and Moroihan, upon which
/, can count with certainty The clergy is in con
necton with IL and II s also in possession Of very i'm
por,an, noneyed means with strong faction in the
military staff and the army, especially among the
cavalry Among the journals, well as in the Ma
nons Assembly !, s represented by perseverng ener
gete and talented men But portion Of the Bour
geoi.ie has also become Leg,inist The shopkeepers
think they have fully demonstrated that Trade and
Industry Credit and Commerce, only flourish IN
der monarchy They are frightened al the easy
manner in which the quasilegitimste Louis Philippe
was overthrow, and they wish now 70 try It with
direct legitimate prince Particularly in the Second
Legion which consists mainly Of purveyors or para
ate, Of the former court conspracies are openly
formed and this Legion is determined 10 plant the
white banner with the lilies Of the Bourbons at the
first opportunity
still more mouTnfal appearance however Is that
OF great part Of the lsborng classes worked upon by
.kilfu agents who begin already TO declare for the
monarchy With the monarchy they told N
the fs1bourgs By these agents with the monarchy.
luxury will return again the wealthy and the nobility
will conceal their money more, but bring about
circulation with luxury and free circulating ourren'
ey labor Will houish-welpa paid labor-and with 10
Dor we will again have daily bread which we have
not now but are obliged 10 live upon tie aims OF the
Government 20 they talk quite openly and the agents
OF the party everywhere promise mountains oi gold
when HEM mounts the throne Of the holy 1t Louis
there to be universal amnesty freedom from tax for
all persons whose yearly income is less than COO francs
substantial support of the sborng classes and host
of other tine things When you reckon up with all this
the intrigues of the clergy who have incorporated
about 10000 aborers into the associations Of francis
Xavier and Francis de Paula you will confess that the
Legitimists are able to count upon very important
means of combat
The Municipal Elections have terminated fsvorsbly
10 the Legitimsts in the entire South and in great
part Of the West and North in the Provinces the old
Federalism Of 1892 is sroused-the hostility against
Paris upon which they viii no longer be considered
dependent is expressed without reserve and one Jour
nal has slready declared in plain terms The Depec
ment which will first deny sending its taxes to Paris
and seize upon the receipts of the Custom Houses will
Immediately find - Departments in France to initiate
IT," In Bordeaux, especially, this hate against Paris,
and the old hrstlove Of the Girondists for Federalism
is reigning Marseilles Nantes, Avgnon, Nismes and
other cities are no better disposed. The following is
the plan of the Iegitmiss the beginning Of which he's
already been carried into execution.
You will have read in the papers that deputaton Of
women has twice been formed to proceed to the Ma
tonsl Assembly in order to request amnesty for all
the insurgents OF May and June The first time about
$50 women assembled they marched from the Bastie
to the National Assembly, and met the way by
several respectfully dressed gentlemen who inquired
their design praised II as humane and philanthTopc
but remarked that their number too slight 10 make
the necessary impression, and, while they presented
each Of the women with FIVE francs declared them
that the Duke OF Bordeaux had three millions TO be
divided among those who suffering from want
and that this was only small payment on account
Antoine snd related with enthusiasm the story of the
kind gentleman. the Duke of Bordeaux and his three
millions the five francs already received, operated
best OF all The gOssips OF the FaubOurg instantly
set in motion and on the next day 1000 women col
lected in order to bear the petition second time 10 the
National Assembly. The Police, however, got wind Of
II In the meantime they dispersed the assembly OF
women the Place de Ia Basile and only about $50
of them succeeded in reaching the neghborhood of the
National Assembly but even these met in the
Rus de Riyoli by detachment OF the Line and their
h.
olivier i,s ''N'' y Wv ''''' '''''' ~
This happened on the 10th inst Since then the alarm
has been spread through the whole OF Paris all the
speak of nothing else, and IL is only necessary
to make single movement suffer call 10 appear
In of the journals in order tn bring 10000
and grs together and march them TO the National As
sembly. The Journal lie Hampton of the strongest
organs Of the Reaction, boldly the programme OF
this manifestation. but the printer fearing the
quences' refused to print the article. lie Hampton sp
posred In the evening with empty column, and the
remark "Whoever wishes to read the omitted article
will please repair to the editors Office Numbers OF
the curious followed this advice and received copies
the Police heard of the affair, stepped in, seized upon
the sentence well "a the manuscript Of the article
lie Lampi0p was suppressed and the Editors Boyer
and Vllemisssnt arrested The article, entitled IN
core Hae manifestation said On one Of these DAYS
the Fsubourgs ST. Antoine aud st Msrccsu will rise en-
mssse the men will be without weapons aud the wo
carry their children in their arms the second lie
gion Of the National Guard, also unsrmed will head
the procession Thus all will advance together to the
National Assembly, and the men delegated by the Ma
tional Guard win address to that body the following
words =" We accepted in February. the Republic
which the temcrity Of some ambitious men forced up
on ne we have tried to place confidence in il we
even shed our blood in its defence We have still
hoped to find II a guaranty OF Order and Peace Our
las, delusion has vanished The Republic is 10 mis-
cry, weakness. hunger The Republic kills and
children. Representatives OF the People save and
France Place Henri ', again ON the throne of
81 Louie. That Is salvation 10 and happy future
70 France Jire L Ro - The article then asks what
the Government could do in opposition this msnics
taton-whetheri IL would dare 10 ts upon
women aud children or unsrmed men and on the Ma.
tonsl Gusrd-whsi the National Assembly would
swer. SC.
You perceive this article contains the whole pro
gramme and is intended to circular snd pass
word Very early this morning, on account Of some
information received house search took place in the
Rec Aubrs IL Boucher, and complete mandatory
IT white banners and lilies discovered. L. Ian
pom, which suppressed appears again today under
the title of Ia boHche a. fer (The Iron Mouth. and
attacks Csvsgnsc, the Government and the Republic
In the most furious manner. We are assured from
sources worthy of credence, that the procession OF
women VIII take place 20 morrow. IL is reckoned that
this VIII bring about conhict-thst portion of the
troops will IRE upon the women, and that will then