New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20
Psns Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Pans Correspondence Of The Tribune
A., PARfs, August 90 1912
Ms'frs Grsels & AeEhaA,
tniogs are J1st a. much unsettled here q. ever
Order IA establ shed in the outwa ard sense bu, no.
Ihiog seems 70 satisfy the inward. Parties are
divided, views are different, the passion. are in
deadly conflict. prudence keeps them under. but
their restessness "a manifest, and ferce explosion
seems inevitable.
Dgiaure aud the moderate Republicans have
SIN The upper hand. De Faoax and the Jetujts
are working In the dark Theirs and the Banker.
are paying on the one against the other; Daieure
against De Palloux, Napoleon against the Count
dc Cnambord, To keep France quiet or internally
occaPied, while they organize their plans with
hasss, Austria and Prussia, to renew the holy
league OF Despo.ism against the fiery spirit OF
Democracy, all over Europe
Duphcity IL everywhere the order Of the dsy
among the ruling parties. Toe Legitrnists are
working in their ow direction, AID seem sure Of
being supported by the foreign powers The Re-
publican ImPeralists seem equally sanguine in
their hopes Of internal success and foreign neutral.
ity. The Bankers and their compeers Thier,
Mole Co. are keeping peace between the
two 10 outward semblauce, until things are ripe
Tor open action against liberty in any shape.
esnwhie the journalists Of every party are be-
ginning to explain their views respectively, with
less reserve and less hypocrisy. The Royalists
propose their king, and ridicale the hopes Of the
moderate Republicans aud mushroom emperors
Fspoleons party sneer at wornout Royslsm and
aae!ea regime. War to the knife is hailed BIZ
both these parties. The Bourgeose Republicans
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organize a sort Of Constitutional Republic which
shall be another nsmo for monarchy, sristocratic
unity.
The immediate effect Of all this jarring is sus
picloD, fear, and want OF confidence procrastina
ton aud suspense.
The news from Hungary is various and contra
dictory. One day we hear that everything is set
ted, the war ended, and the national uprse sub
daed the next day brings another and different
account. Gorgey alone has given up all hope, and
made submission to the Russian troops. Dem
binski. Benz, and Kossuth stil hold out with some
balf.dozen armies numbering 100000 men and
more quite able 10 Withstand the combined attack
OF Austrian and Russian forces, until the winter
season renders active operations improbable
Tie Russians have already lost 900 men in
y
daily that the war is at an end they give no ex
planation OF the matter. No satisfactory account
OF the number of troops that surrendered arms
under the command Of G6rgey; no account Of
the conditions proposed or offered by the allied
powers TO Kossuth and the unsubdued part
Of the Hungarian army or by these to the
allies; no satisfactory account, in fact, Of anything
relating TO the whole affair.
The first news Of the submission produced
sort Of CONSERVATION in Paris, but the vague and
contradictory statements which continue TO alter
nate daily, have revived the hopes Of many people
here and ideas are entertained that nothing yet Is
settled in Hungary, or lihely to be so for the pre-
sent season. Other rumors abroad which
speak of gigantic preparation Of military forces
In the North of Europe, to be marshaled against
all tho nations Of tho South, where Democratic
principles have revolutiouized the minds OF the
lsboring classes, and disturbed the peace of mon
srchs 10 their royal despotlsm and authority.
shall have occasion presently TO give you the de
tail. Of this crusade against the spirit of the Revo
luton.
The news from Italy is less absorbing thsn the
news from Hungary. but not less painful and dis
astrous The priests are furious in their return TO
power they are more ferocious than the Austrian
army. reign Of terrorism is org snized in ell the
Papal States; the lnqusition is reported TO be re-
established in its darkest gloom and infamy; men,
women and children, old aud young, are equally
expose to Its atrocities, II rumor be according 20
tho truth The Legtimists themselves, and the
aiss of the Jesuits in France, are angry with
their friends in Rome. The French army OF occu-
patton Is in open hostility with the party It was
intended TO support. The Duke of Tuscany has
placed himself openly under the protection OF Au-
s,ris and defed the spirit OF Italian Uolty. The
Princes of Italy have made themselves the tools OF
Austria to crush tho people. The French soldiers
In Rome are employed by their General to pull
down from the walls the ferocious proclsmatons
of the priests in power, rs soon as they are posted
no they have no other means OF preventing the
reaction from spreading desolstion IN the hearts
of the Romans. A conflict is expected between
the Au.trian and the French armies in Italy II
nothing happens to avert the danger " hich Is gath
eriag The French will probably withdraw their
troops from Italy The Government Is much EN-
barrassed here with the obstnscy Of It's clericsi
allies 10 Rome. Another sort OF conflict Is IN TACT
now threatening the world from disagreement
among those who have or think they have, one
Common interest in the overthrow OF Liberty. but
pot in the division Of the spoils and the Predom-
nance Of party. They have made enormous ei-
t,rt. 10 subdue their animosiiies until their com
m m enemy was sileDced, but success has marred
their discipline, and snsrchy now threatens their
oxn lesgae. The loan contractors are however
smart set Of chiefs, and they will threaten to re-
fose the funds, il their mad vsssas go to war among
themselves before the race of sooreu has been
subised TO feudal order and authority. The Gov
ernmenu Of England and Of Russia seem 10 De
their best allies while Germany and ffussis are
bseonips mu,inous by their internal ieads'
Prussia hss raised the banner OF Northern Ger
man unity against the Austrian, Southern ana s's'
vonc tribes, and this new fsad distrres the peace
Of Germany. Itmay however be a rAse dc g"e'''
70 occupy the minds Of Germany and Hangar!
with other questions than the principles OF LoertY'
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