New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08


2, Of patriotism added T. ne seu-meni OF d.
y and l.sciplae they I'll BE- .nvnc5le is Is a. esst
our consolation, .a tic q, q e. our anomalies q
foreign polite. ,ha, tue army powerful and the osi
energetic as vel the bes; disciplined il Europe
The Amy VII defend Tie Republic
Gen. B0,to az has 5oen appointed Governor Of Rome,
Cen. se-rs1 Commander u the C.iy The versions q
-he receyt9- Of our troops are contradictory Many
reports prevail 70 which s,tach credit Tie hor-
rors q the sege may have ou;weighed The hatred &
he Papal G9vcrnuleut Wi'h the mass ot the popla.
zion believe tlst they Will have received our iroofs
without resistance but they recognize in them rather
the restoration o. tranquility and the end of the 'er1
9.s s1aerr-s of the var than the defenders % ihe
Pope A. al events you may 30 assured that rar.e
~ never s0 fsl forget hefse.f As % conscli q fs-
.uru q the Pope % Rome without conditions or d
hs s decided on for the sake Of sppesrances there
s be- guaranty before hand that the conduct o. ne
Pope wiz be- IN coniormiy with the sPui Of the cHPe'
5iton 1t s already bat too deporsoe that the rrsi
Republic proclaimed after our should BE- destroyed
~ our own hands Let 10 longer reprosch tho
conscience oi Pres5ert Napoleon or Of his Ministers
10 must have been sufficiently excrucisted already
10 continue the language Of good citizen who
places the honor Of his country and the interests oi
truth above all passions, rejoice that our army en-
tered Rome without any extra military violence and
that the siege hss been conducted a. to preserve the
mor 1inents In this respect We could not but sntic
pate some ravages aud Gen. Oudinot in making tie
Mount Js1iculum the principal point Of stack pre-
ferred 10 increase the difficulty Of accomplishing the
siege aud 70 retsrd is results rather than 70 run the
risk a any acts oi vandalism.
In he affairs of Rome there is but one conQueror
said certain Journal few days siEce this conqueror
is Caiholcism.
The French Republic has come to the AID Of the
shaken religious royalty. In my opinion, Catholics sm
has no right TO raise the cry Of victory In Rome, in
Italy. and especially in France and in Pans the ten
moral victory Of the Pope under the circumstances IN
which II has taken place. appear 10 me the most d'ss
trous event which Cathoiicism could experience The
religious explosion viii burst forth speedily. Il will
be- ant. atholic aud antecciesiastcal If not anti
Christian The 18th Of June will be in this respect
,nifcan, epoch in our revolutionary history. The
Socialists originally wished that the Revolution should
be exclusively confined TO industry they have been
driven by persecution TO engage in the political revoll-
ton the new persecution Will lesd them to the founda
ton f the question and call up the conflict Of principle
with principle Of dogma with dogma
The result of the elections is now known. Consider
the number Of Socialist votes, and you will sec how
great the vitality Of party which with the pressure
Of STATE Of siege ts leaders imprisoned and prose
cuted It's journals suppressed is not driven back from
its purpose do not know what will be thought Of It
bv the friends Of compression But TO wish 10 crush An
opinion which in is days Of distress and defeat counts
10000 votes at Paris-ist . not truly an absurd enter
urise Our courage never forsakes Us, you may be
assured The 18th Of June will give new strength 10
Socialism, as the I'D OF June had done before.
would call your attention to the fact that the arrest
Of Prouch0n has not AZ all deranged the Socialist list
aud that the dismembeTed committee, reduced to few
Unknown citizens. has arrived al as nearly hsn .
state OF dsci pline as We had a, the 18th OF May.
presume thAt after this lesson the Ministry can
do nothing better than to discontinue the Of siege
II awaits the new law concerning the press il order
tina, the suspended journals may find 1t more difficult
:, resume am informed that Odion Barrot will bC
decided anst every measure tending 10 restore ta'
stamp or 10 ncresse the amount requiredior security
NJ Dufsure and he well as De rocquevi!le and Ian
iuinnais compose the moderate and progressive ee
| men, in the cabinet
The clubs still cry out Tre Ia Rtpabiqls Do7oeraqn
O. Sciale The trials before the Commissioner oi 70
Ice and the numerous arrests Of members OF the Com
mi,tee, have not been able to preyenIihis
| The law concerning Public instruction VIII soon b
discussed in the Legislative Assembly The debate
will no, be ss vehement ss people have supposed IN
Church and the University have combined against 20
| cialism Formerly the subject OF public instructed
| was regarded only a neld for conHlct no" Nls
,hea,er where men meet to concert plans for CON
mon interest superior to all private prejudlees
| Tie plan Of the law embraces primary teaching an
secondary teaching tpreserves al the side Of the mn
| i.,e- a superior Council OF Public Instruction In
Council 10 to be composed OF t"oniy-iour members
eight OF whom are 10 belong 10 the Oniver'iiy ana 10
sixteen others to be chosen ss follows thfee Afcl
bishops or Bishops named By their colleagues fre
testant Minister named by the consistory three men
-, tho Institute named by hye classes in concur
renee three members chosen by the Minister Ia Ire
instruction three Magistrate. OF the Court Of Cass'
ton named by their colleagues and three Counselor
| of State named by the Minister
There will be a superior Council, composed accord
ing TO the same principles in the chief town OF ever
department
corps Of Inspectors complete the system oi ofcer
proposed for instruction. The inspection Is exercise
| Ia a thorough manner on the establishments OF IN
state but in the tree establishments II viii extend on
/, morals respect for the Constitution and laws AM
health
| an these arrangements express only me iAc' Oi
| coalition between me OAthOAVs aAi L0-eN 'N' = -
the Socialists II al e say 9ads liberty oI Toe h''
two sects and the oppression OF the third But ne1Ae
the gates Of the University OF the lnqusnon 'n
| prevail sgainsi Socialism
They speak Of Eve new acquisitions against tae ne
n,sscpta,,,es NJ Duiaure viii refuse, as be is SUI
ientlv embarrassed with those already On hand On
O, the Representatives accused has lately died q
| Cholera
| Napoleon Bonsparie has attacked the PoAcy oi q
cousin in an energetic letter published n most OF IN
| journals
The Legislative Assembly Is about to adjourn ioI g.
weeks This vii give rise 70 proposition for con-
mission on sbserce, which vii be discussed lmmeo
| stely and 10 doubt VII be passed
Twelve master mechanics have been sent to iae Ls
hibton Al Paris BY the Lyons Chamber OF Commerce
| TINS Is a. important step
The Assembly has unanimously ordered : Conl-i''e
Of thirty Members TO take into consideration the SUI
ect Of public assistance. Victor Hugo compelled them
even from pure shame pass this vote IN diseouFs
fal Of energy aid IRE, which recalled the old tu1e
when in lisa We signed together the programme
the SocAls; party. Hugo Is with IS al heart, 70
may be sure Al we now want is few more eon1icl
with The inades snd say II with al irsnkne's iii
more shrewa management than We have YET 1sPlaye &c
| oespeak your attention 20 the plsa for lnsurAnc