New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
Hope for the Repubiic-How Cavaignac and
the People foiied the Lesitimists.
Paris CorresF ol1ence Of he Ne~-forE

PAAIs, Sept = lsi5-
M,sr, Greelsy 3 AeEiraA
| send Won rs vet no declaration Of war between
France and Austria on toe contrary the political hon
zon looks far more pesceiai end encouraging. Aud
send another good piece OF intelligence e foek o. nc
Rsga1lc ne rise and begin 10 nope again. les
the State Of things shapes seli more favoraoly and
we shout more joyfGlly than heretofore; " Fiss q
/ Ps,4,ugNs " The Conmssi0a OF inquiry concerning
tie events o. June lies far behind as IL storms
have turned into harmless puff OF wind which swept
away Louis Blanc ard Csussaere snd their rspresen-
,a,veses,. % London end the great nass Of toe po
pulaton hnsy eegin. 20 comprehend that instesd Of
MAXIM rev experiments il IL Away, better 20 hold
fs., end 70 s,rcng then that which now stands.
! Within a fortnight the physioguomy Of Paris has
wonderfully changed ilendid eQupages roll agsln
througA the in tae Fsuboafg ~ German and
The ChsGs-ees aAntin. 80 Of windows AFTER tue
other when bad been closed for months are opening
sgaa, aAi the Bouleysfds every evening covered
win ele CANT promensders al cafes and restaurants are
overioWiug not seal be had ia the hsstres. aid
IN the JoJdia Hatl the Caa,eaa des Fieus, tie Ga
r5ase and host Of other public pleasure spots
tue l1htiooled Of the merry society dow press
and wnlrl gdcily among each other as during tne
material and sensual times Of Louis Philippe Cont
dence sud assurance upon all faces money Is to be
had in abundance aud gold costs only = francs per
1000 In manufactures and workshops there Is a.
ready considerable excitement
The Constitution is under discussion. In sz
weeks at the fsribest Il viii pass the Assembly. Two
weeks later Cavaisc viii be choen President Of the
Republic, and can announce 10 you with certainty
that the hrst measure which be Hi propose to the
National Assembly (and which the latter viii accept
will be a URirGsal Annfsy Eftom exception. The
former Lett has given up its Isolated position, and At
tached sef TO the Republic, snd thus only the Legit
nists-wno are wanting in determination, and whose
greatest hndrsnce is the deeprooted and mprescrip
ble sntipsthy of the people TO the Bourbons-remain
with tae followers OF Louis Napoleon opposers Of
the Republic. The first attempt OF the egihmsts has
already miscarred, aud Gen. Cayaignac has openly de-
clare IN the National Assembly that he viii carry on
An inlexOle with every attempt to introduce
monarchical form OF government
As regards Louis Napoleon, be will appear again as a
candidate at the completing elections. on tue l9th Of
September, in order, he says, 10 nssi in hnnly
establishing the Republic" and the Government has
already declared that II will oppose no hndrance 10 hs
being chosen. Cavaignac and his friends know very
well that tnis Meniocry, with the eagle and cooked
hat OF his great uncle, will soon sink unnotced among
the 600 other MediOcrtes Of toe National Assembly.
All these symptoms quoting aud encourage Us 90
hope that the Republic will finally be established The
entire condition ~ politics without appears very
piciOus. Russia makes advances 70 the Republic
she wont 10 do toward tue July Monarchy, during
the IL years OF lie continuance England expresses
most friendly union with the Republic. Germany must
yield 20 these two powers in -chlesw she
IS about TO yield D Limburg Austria In spite OF her
original siub0ornness, viii finally be forced to give up
her claims on Italy, and the German quasi monarchy
viii soon De gin 70 comprehend In like manner that II
viii only <st so long il stands on friendly footing
with lis powerful French neighbor. But aside from the
foreign policy in which France has hnsly resumed the
old roe which she laid down eighteen sgO-asde
from the entire change in the physiognomy OF the In
terOr-permit me 10 call your attention to two crcum
stances, which not without importance.
The Legtimists after the commissions Of June. be-
lieyed the Republic to be its end. The municipal
elections in the South principally turned out 70 their
advantage and they believed the time had come when
they might raise the Bourbon standard Men willingly
believe what they wish and thus also the Legitim its
imagined that, were the white banner displayed in any
city, all France would arise and declare for Henri v
Tor this debut OF the nag Of the lilies they chose Mont
pelerthe fsnatica uitrs-rOyal city OF the South But
now sadly has the reality dissolved the Illusion The
revolt broke out in Montpelier. the white banner was
planted among riots and barbados Henri Y. was pro
claimed King ni France aud Navarro Then came the
Project with two companies Of troops the greatest
part Of The National Guards Immediately and voluniar
~ joined this body, marched with leveied bsyouets,
and the emeute decapitated. In six hours
the trouble was nj an end. The other cities OF Mar
settles, Nismes, Aries aud Avgnon, which also
peced 10 raise the white banner remained quiet aud
here in Paris, where II asserted thar the BOur.
geosle we're all such Legitimsts IN opinion that they
only needed the slightest occasion 10 place the Duke Of
% "sslH upon 'ne tnIoho o. ns is'hers-uefe
ans ms ooui seos'c raises one uheu cry against
f o Sio ar s's' s le resi- snH pS@c.
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caIsndos orr.oS ~ -
The second circur,s,apca is .b ,.,,a,, ,yls., $40.
b.i5 ia, S5 ~ s 81. Io''e", "nlOa wa
ssis ~ ,ba 80 7iee - "a St u a. lauren ~ o1H
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selves a,si,t ~ p,.si. =, y e.. -z~alo "a "a
had boeSS "a sp "a. . o. t.o :. . i'eu'y
coumandsr ~ ,hs 1Ns,;or.T 80 So' ,' s' -
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no, A., t,,;,H - - $3.50 y. = .,e |
called tho Ns,;oi Sa -, % "Hu 1880 nc
Inc fourteen ii"ns iS,'sd ,Sro, hy onG VI
which Was cbots n by lot. The Arlerv and cvsi~ -
zion was comnlsts a. IN. ,,',,i,,s. s-,ls, ~ ~.
taons OF Infantry 95 bs,tllons of the Mb,sS On 49,,
taions of the Naiiopal Cusr3s ray-re,,,s 81 60,
and u b,tter,e. sons,,eJ tor,oi,g ,o@s,har ~ a
corps of 55 OOO men on the 49,, ~ ~ - -
septing ,ruv rn.gniacen, s,,e0 sci. cev.i,,e e..
had been 30 often thresteue WIN ,ho revepS "a re
murderous attempts OF the Rovalists and tn Red Re-
publicans rode uncovered and companied onv bv |
his adutants the whole distance from hi, Hotel in h.
Rue DE Nsrennes to the Champ de Ma. Throughon,
the whole journey he was received by the pop,.laee
With the cfy II rejoicing Yire Ia Rsgs5fci r,rs h
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