New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-29
FRANCE AND EUROPE.
Crime Of the French Ministry Louis Napo-
leon desires the Imperial Crown-Ihe
EIec,ion-The German Empire-The Error
of French DipIomacy-War Inevitable.



PARIS May l0 l-ia.
| Nsvs Goeely 4 MoEra,t
II will be perfect miracle # we reach the day
Of the election without passing through new
| phase Of the revolution which leads US toward a
complete renovation Of the old social order Of
Europe Hardly bad we escaped from the imm
nent poti.s growing out Of the niniranccs pat 90
the way Of electoral meetings aud the persecu-
tions inflicted on those soldiers who had accepted
nominations t. the Assembly when the dep'orable
events Of Italy. aud the still more deplorable con-
duct Of the President aud his Ministers, came 10
plunge us into crisis whose issue no man can
iorctcM You know what character my asst letter
gave t. our expedition ia Italy. The question Is
now more complicated than ever, for It Is iuds-
putable that our Government has lent the banner
| of the French Republic against the Roman Re.
public. France and England wish, It is said, TO
rccstablish the Pope on the condition that be
shall granf liberal Constitution to his people.
| But the Pope, with Austria and with the Bourbons
of SPAN and Naples 20 back HIM, means 20 remain
| an absolute sovereign holding his Monarchy by
| the grace OF God alone. He does not wish for a
French intervention even though 10 be without
| Il should cost him his royal crown. AT the same
| time the Roman Republic rises in indignation aud
repels the Frencn flag appearing at me 10
overthrow the very institution of which France
herself has afforded the example 10 Europe.
To al tins add the first check OF our arms French
blood flowing ON barbados raised 10y the all OF
| our refugees the conduct OF our Ministers, who
presumed for three days 10 conceal news OF So
| grave import and who resist reprimand OF their
| policy proclaimed 10y 32s votes an the National
| Assembly the conduct OF the President, who
| braves the Assembly by letter OF the true I'M
| perla, flavor TO Gen. Oudinot the agitation and
| anger oi the people tue open struggle between
| men au officers IA the army, which daily takes
| stronger ground In favor OF Socialism. and you
have FAINT idea OF the threatening situation OF
| France at this moment.
| One thing aud one only might now save the
| President Tor lew weeks, perhaps for lew
| months, aud tins does not depend ON hlm. Should
| the revolution, alarmed at the immense distance
At winch IL IA advance of the tone OF feeling in
| The departments aud among the rural popd'aton,
| voluntarily adjourn itself and instead ol acting
| wait ana watch, the dread dsy Of the COLLISION
| ma. ht be postponed 10 perhaps n better season.
Toe Impeachment al the President has been
| demanded b, Consdefan His motion " as sup
| ported hy toe signatures Of great number 81
| Representatives. The National AMI the riends
| OF the Constitution have decided - support 70 .
4 great reaction ln favor of the Republic nas also
| taken place Ia the rauAs OF the National Guard
| The Miaistry, which evidently Is withdrawing
| from the policy II pursued lew days ago, asked
| yesterday that the discussion then 10 come up
shosd be postponed - hours It's reported the
| Ministers already have in their possession teic-
Ara ph dispatch 0uncug the entry 81 the French
| at Rome. such a tact would only assrANaie is
position. IL Is not likely that II outllve the
| check II has already received The course OF Cav
anac and LamOrcitre 10 voting CA the order OF the
day, which couds mned the Ministry, Is fact Vi
| no 81 sht Importance
| Last evening, at midnight, II was thought
| IN the Intimate councils Of the Republicans
| cla.ist party, thst IN consequence OF the eXpiA
| nations of the Presidents letter given IL the
| tribune by Odilon Banot, the Assembly woa.d
agree 10 regard the letter as net having been VIII
| ten snd 20 abandon the impeachment OF the Ffesi
| deuf There " 3uid then remain ony the I'm
peachuent % TIC Ministers. IN this there Is an
other difficulty The Ministers, n pa. ca their
| trial would had IA the li.h Court OF Boa ses
ricnds and political aGhereuts rather Than ladges
Aud there fore II such a trsl should take place,
It would turn Oat nothics but ridiculous Sooriion
Toe more think ct u, TIE less clearly does there
appear any Way Of escaping IRON the situation u.
| which We are
| Toe Republc IS prepared for new revolution,
| Louis Napoleon abandoned by SIT. s prepared CO
| strike blow Tor the Imperial throne II = RID
| onger doubtful that this is his intention aud his
| ioostnScy aud the sudscisy oi his sput impei
| aim 10 speedy essay toward IT'S iuiElment.-
| LSs httA az -, aLN ~ tlat NlNE-rN@ ans $50
| gle will become decisive, and decisive asainsi
: -hlm. All ths causes which have Destroyed rs
personal reputation are how combined together
| The scspici0ns relative 70 his birth, which The
| other day scare dared hint e. Sou. have bee me
| the theme Of public controversy. Yesterday they
served as the text OF an article Ia the Psap'e. ol
| which $4,000 copies were sold. Pierre B1aaparte
and Napoleon Bonsparte. lsons OF Jerume.l both
voted Ia favor OF the order OF the day "a the 1lh
| Che. hostility OF Napoleon BonaP aste assumes more
| aud more the aspect Of rivslry. la this contest
he Socialist democracy Will come IN to gain great
| advantages.
1.-THE Assembly were not diminished by the a.?
| pruschlug termination OF rs eNsiefce. accepte,
| aud voted by itsef aud Il the 100000 votes
| ior LOUIS Napoleon hsd uot considcrao! weaSene'
litini,s own opiuior we shoa'd To. have al 'hes'
DELAYS to undergo TIE csisis wualt cns ~ once
But the SUGGEST al candidate o. the lQth Of Dees N
Der imSgines that the new Chamber WI spFia'
irom the same popular enthusiasm with hlnise
and Will be composed OF his faithful follow srs- VI