New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-18
BY GREELEY & McELRATH.

which they are the head. IL vas said Yesterday
AZ the Ely,e-, by way o; justification Of ns~
attack on Rome. that # the French did not enter
the city the Austrsns would The latter are a.
ready posted 10 Italy in way which renders
the position Of our army altogether mex plicsble
4 report which entirely changes the face oi
things has suddenly made It's appearance. Il IS
SAID that England has recognized the Roman Re
public, and has assented % polcy 10 a foreign
questions. England - certainly better able than
We 70 act impsrtis.y ia the affairs OF Rome she
is less preOccupied by the Pope and the aestinies
Of the Catholic Church. She hes not as W. have
in France. eivhtysix Catholic Bishops and Arch
Bishops. and body Of $1,000 Clergy, exercising
great il a1ence on the population. II England
should afford in this affair the same example
which she did in s3O. she might put OF the Euro
pesn war.
Do not doubt that Socialism will find it easy 70
assume q commanding position, whatever be the
issue Of all these movements Of the old social world
At this moment most important process Is going
on in all the Rspub lean ranks. The Society
known as the Friends Of the Constitution has
published a manifesto which declares its formal
adhesion TO the essential principles Of Socialism.
The Nat,ondI yesterday issued It's statement in a
similar tone, under tue title Of " The Socialism Of
the National.' 1t will be but few weeks before
there will be in France bat two psrtes-the Mo
anarchists and the Socialists. The Ministry OF Ma
poeon will then be Republican in spite OF him.
and will be forced to rely Us Ia order TO escape
from policy and from influences, which wou'd
bring upon the nation an invasion with Henry v
or the Count de Paris There exists at this moment
an infamous party that will yet be covered WIN
the shame 1t deserves which labors to bring about
such result and which is ready to call the Cos
sacks to it's aid against the Socialists
The position of the Hungarians is encouraging
The defeat of the Russians is confirmed, and the
Government of the Hungarian Republic grows
stronger under the Administration OF Kossuth
1t appears that France has acted with NOR
vigor in regard to the intervention Of Russia IN the
affairs Of Germany than the statements OF the jour
mails afforded reason for believing Nevertheless
the Intervention goes on in its own way. The
King Of Prussia presents it as bis excuse for the
singular part which be has performed in the whole
business Of the German Empire, but there is no
doubt that it is an excuse OF his own contrylne,
aud in pect Of which there is perfect under
standing between him and Russia. Nothing can
surpass the rage and contempt which the mode
rate party in Germany feel for the King OF Prus-
STA. They accuse him Of having lost the cause OF
German Unity by his weakness and hestation-
And in fact if at this day anything could be lost IN
Germany, it was the work OF the Frankfort Assem-.
bly. 1t is narrated that one OF the most moderate
members of that body, sent on a confidential mis-
sion to the King Of Prussia 10 convey to him the
words OF the Assembly m ertycmis, received from
the King the following reply IT were Fred
eric | would act as you desire, but am not the
Great Frederic, and remain attached to the cause
Of the Holy Alliance to follow and share its des-
tiny" That destiny is inevitably the Repabic' II
we succeed in consolidating that social state IA
France. ] trust that we shall do So, and for ny
self am ready to labor to that end with devotion
and constancy without limits
Emile Barrot the eloquent SAINT Slmoman
apostle. has been elected Representative OF the
People for Algeria. There is also little doubt that
Emile de Girardin is also elected. shall be hap
DIV to see them both in the Assembly.
With cordial salutation.
HrIFS IFCHENAIIER