New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-31
rHR FRENCH REVOLUTION.

Ysrsisr core,porsepee Of The Tribune.
PARIS, March l, Is4s.
A second time Paris has witnessed her three
glorious days" third time the tide of successful
revelation has rolled along her streets The
Younger. ike the elder branch OF the House OF
Bourbon. has been hurled from the throne, and the
last Of the descendants of Henry ~ is IN exile
The sword which Louis Philippe drew sgalnst his
kindred has returned into his own bosom It's
God q Justice let 1t be done.
Honor to the brave, the magnsnimous people oil
Paris, France 10 once more free from the CALLING
chains Of Royalty. France 10 once moro Repub
lie. The heacon-light Of her example, which once
shous over oil Europe only to be too soon obscured
by the mis,s Of ounterrevolution blszes out again
purely and brightly-the more purely because II
new shines in peace.
The Revelation has been az sudden and unex
peoted ~ |. has been triumphant. On the 2lst OF
February 90 one eosld have imagined that toe
throne was in danger. On the the oath, the people
were their own nssters--a Republic was pro-
elsimed-a Provisional Government was in full
operation. The wrath Of the People fell like a
thanderbolt, quick and terrible, upon the Crown
and the Throne and when the tempest OF the hey'
oution passed, not vestige OF either remained
But sadden &C the fall of Louis Philippe has been
il il result to which events have for long time
been tending and which, had he CHANGED to escape
IL, must have been suffered by his family.
Elected TO the Monarchy as the representative OF
Free Priuciples--preseated to the people BY La
fayetss a. the {" best Of republicans ard bound by
q thsusand pledges, express or implied, 70 govern
upon grounds the broadcast md most liberal. Louis
Philippe, ever since bis election, has employed
himself only In oontrivng methods for escaping
from hi. ohlis cations. Commencing with ths most
wapton and ungrateioi treatment OF Lafayette
and LATTE he has continued by rejecting and
uampling under foot after another, all the
principles upon which he was called to the throne
and ended by furnishing another example OF that
Justice which almost invariably falls upon traitors
TO the cause Of Freedom.
The foreign policy Of Louis Philippe was at first
liberal and worthy Of a free nation bot 1t soof
changed, and Of late Austria herself has scarcely
done more 10 check the progress OF free priocipe'
and governmental reform. Who can forget In " bal
q sowardly manner Poland was deserted and has
continued to be deserted7 Who can forget how
the reforming army of Mshemet Ali was aban
deued. aher every promise of support had beer
given. For q time France seemed to favor the
cause Of Liberty in Italy. and the election OF lib
sral Pope was supposed to be owing to French
influence, and to give great joy to the French King
But France turned against the Pope, and has ex
erted more influence in checking his reforms thai
Austria could possibly have done. Naples, ssr
DINA and Tuscany have all felt the whitening bgh
Of French diplomacy, and every where the Frsnc
Government has shown itself in the double charsC
ter Of q Free Constitutional Government lendin
itself to the promotion OF every scheme Of tyranp.
and oppression.
Within few months past the veil has bee
more than ever removed, and the questions {
Switzerland and Spain have Afforded an opportr
nifty ios Louis Philippe to display oil his an'i-rs
forming dispositions.
Switzerland struggling for the suppression OF
rebellion ct on foot by the sonderbund, and seei
Jog TO secure the people In the enjoyment Of the
freedom by certain wholesome reforms, was on tn
point Of being subjected to an armed interventio
on the part Of France. a. she really was subjecte
70 diplomatic ono. But by the pronPtness
the Swiss Government the Sonderbund was 20 soc
snnihilased, that when Louis Philippe undertook
mediate in favor Of tyranny and rebellion he cou
Hnd 10 two parties to mediate between, and be c
Tered 10 the world the ridiculous spectacle OF ms
battling Coz the rights Of party that had no exis
sncs. switzerland hails. his downfall today wit
sslvos Of cannon and shouts Of triumph.
The folly Of the King Of the French was mo-
particularly displayed in the affair Of the SPANS
marriages, where for the sake Of giving % OF
branch Of his family the chance Of inheriting II
throne Of Spain in certain contingencies, be brok
bis alliance with Eogland and laid his Governme'
open 10 suspicion the part Of ALI the other gre'
powsrs fhe best adviser the King ever had, Ma
anne Adelaide, counselsd and prayed against Il
Moatpsnsisr marriage; bat in this instance, almo
fer the Hrst time. her counsels were rejected a.
the marriage took place. greatly to the dissatisfs
ton OF al Europe and greatly, 1 venture to "a
% The dissatisfaction Of every well judging Freoc
man. This affair showed the King 10 his true ch'
scesr. not Ices jealoas Of the glory and careful
ths interests Of France. but seeking only his ov
profit and that Of bis family at any and every e.
psnee 10 the nation. He lost ~ much In the hear
Of bis people n bis Government lost IN the Cabi
e,s Of neishborng nations by that blind, III jodge
fatal marriage and by this and other selfish NOV
r-ii.. al thu truth of tbs DI