New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07

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PARIS. oct H. 1872
There IA tide IN tie Affairs 81 men, says Tue
immortal bard. sul We may add oil nations 700
,sd in the IDEAS which produce the ehbs end lows
d,ooiel and political events. Tie tide is running
ksh m Paris nov aud also in the Provinces o.
France The apathy which has prevailed for
months ia giving way o. grsd0al excitement as
Tie darn ia,rgues Of party come 10 Ugh. 10 the ex-
,.,osl spheres OF Gction. The smo.dering ieuds
4 coalition in the Cabinet and the msJorty are
pazinc forth IN violent flames of anger; Minis
terial crisis is announced IN all the l1nrnhis. me
Dan contractors and their mlnious, hoe, Ir'eis
Nd Benyer have turned ttelr bncks on Bona
Dsr,e aud openly sG'uted the Orleans dynasty -
Three hundred thousand francs a year noyo b en
voted a. the ID 8ohess Of Orleans BY majosty Of
AZ aeslost minority OF -.
Mons Theirs, tho reporter Of the commission
ts granting funds 10 deirsy the expenses oil the
Roman expedition has openly approved the
Pooes aofu o,opri0, and silently dsdained the
eitor Of Napoleon to Edgar Ney This has fired
the blood Of the President, vino suddenly percelves
that he has been LetraJ ed BY his unnatural alles'
and he resolves 10 set them at defiance with
their satisfied majority, as he did the CaVHiRnac
intrigue, with its cons,tusnt majority Hs means
% tight the battle against them aud tine Leglsla
tive Assembly IA he fought the bnttie against
their adversares and the Constituent Assembly -
Such are the reports AZ least, OF his own journals,
md tho furious attacks of the loan contractor s
Vallmep give grea. probability to the sserton.
The iJurnH # The money aud dynastic &C a'ttOn
sund the alarm rs II they h6d been duped 10y b.
usparte and the Republicans, or rather IS n they
had been sold In their att mpts TO dupe the Ffosi
dent and his nog friends IA .1EtIt' N0f"Ho'e
the loan-C contractors journal, has put forth crOcl
die bewsilmont for the loss OF unity IN the camp
Of o,dsr Ii excaims. Ie 'oiencd despair. tha'
France is doomed 20 trouble, and fatality must
run it's course. The Lers DGfii, or the revolution
cry jusie. nsieu has ttiumphed TINS parry ls that
uf MsTast and Duiauro democracy, winch whl
lead to that of the demegusues Barbes and Bian-
Qai." Il" Ina few days we shail hear OF the re-ig
uation OF General ChanFsrnier, SAYS this po!Itcal
alligator, land then DlcI. sapUc la France
This bevsilment Is a cry 10 get up lear among
the middle classes ia support Oi the majority
against the President and his Gltes. The battle
Nil be hot and desperate. and though the Dem
tcrats have little or | may say no faith IN Bona
parte and moderate RepGhkssus, they will support
fho jts{e miiep party, At 1t Ice well directed, will
obtain immouse support iur present warfare IN the
fress and IN the feelings OF the middle Rui the
Working glasses throughout France IL - not
probable, how or, that II will be well directed
There IA menttt powerful intellect st the head
Of A. Marrast Is mere intrigue Bsrrut is &
laundering buxzsrd and Daisute IS small do'ai-
man-clCsr IN mind bat weak IN spirit NaPo
leon himself - not So s,iiy as he seems - be bat
he Is obstinate aud beadlong, " th but httle IA
derstRDdng Of pruciples or progress. II tins nSs
mllIsR combination has any real energy and talent
10 ito leaders, the secession from the r6uks 81
monarchyis not III timed as lar as France and the
popular current 'oi feeling are concerned. II &
whole affair may be, however a mere comedy.
The trials of the June affair excite grea, inter
est, AMI the people are recovering rapidly ,heI'
usual energy in social ana political discussion. --
The High Court aud the Attorney General are
more ltke meR accused aud on their trial than tue
men who are RrteiRued tor iusurrec,ionsl ConSilT-
Sc. II iS openly maintained 10y the accused aud
ty their witnesses ~ the whole groand oi accu
sati0n is pure invention. Mons. Girardin, the
editor Of the Press, has gwen the defense al op
POsi,e direction ifum ;ho one which was inIended
b. the Court Instead II wasting time IN proving
there was 10 conspiracy, he openly renews II,
contest on the Cruupds Il night and lasucr, aud
tCcusCs tine majority. the 4oycrnmort aud then
supPOfters OF wil!ul aud Guilty violation a. the
Constitution. The men srraisned have followed
Toe ssmo course aud public sympathy isw TN O. IN
10 Great extent /. IS IN Tao, little doubtful
whether they viii be condemned or not So mach
The tide Oi feeling IS beginning 10 ran high IN Ia
For OF the Constitution. They may, however, be
severely treated, II the Jury labor under lear OF
shaving weakness
The spread vi Socialism and Democracy Is said
70 be most rapid IN the Provinces and that is one
gfoat rcssOn Il not the chief and Only reason, Ion
aIs M sffp n h.,
coalition, and the recent formation OF the }GSfe
a,iieH patty. A general war IN Europe is sppre
hend,d from this split IN the camp o. moderation
Toe Roman expedition " ~ be probably the cause
OF diplomatic conflict and Interior events, urless
the Jesu,ts of money teudslism give way little
to prevent NaPoleoG irou openly espOusing 50
eialiSm and Democracy ottfS their plans OF 0rdei
are Sufficiently mstured (, throw down the sauat
lei and defy the friends OF liberty IL seems. bow
ever. from the cohd9ct of rhitrs IN the R,msu
question ss Il the loat-cOutrGCtors and the roysr
hts were ripe Tor sc,ioO, or they would not hay
pr,voked the Presidcn sud his allies Ia sach & .
issoent and quietly dstainiul msnnsr. Thes
count, no doubt. oa the iuoapAcity # The 'b,te-
m,!scn leaders. or they would hot IN the prcseu,
state OF public feeling, have provoked an open con
test with the moderate Democracy OF Frsace am
Europe. This quarrel greatly sg,tstes the As
ssmby aud the Ambassador to-day, and efforts
are made on oil sides to reconcile the Presided
Win MONS. liners.
say the Moderate Democracy fer want Of IN
other aud n better word | mean tue mass u PEG
PIE who are not engaged IA say party a hepae
hcsns or Socialists people ~ho are tired u A'hs'
And Revolutions. and AIT peace ana qa'etnes
That industry may prosper and confidence revive
This class OF people IL becomiDg great N nunh IS
nod yus's miiiSs Government IA France Wra't
tod grest strength ia il, II well DIR cied 70 lri
Ct coschs,ins frmness Be thst s. IL may com
ts events are casting forth their shadows, an
ersis is 81 hand which will disturb the P'eS,a
senbsnce OF tranquility.
Cogitstion has been active in the minds OF m
while revolutionary agitation has been s'umberinS
Discussion IL more calm and 'srid than il was bot
rot less deep snd ssruss, emto force has ari.
ssryed 10 make men ihiuk more seriously, aud tn
actions which were meant % be annihllsted have
been quietly condemned into idess OF eoAsiste .
eoetrine. The Journals of the Socialists and th'
Republicans are much more moderate Ia sngusg'
nsa they were, but they sre slso mu'h more pow
vial IN reasoning. Ii ia almost incredible to res'
NE articles Il working mt a oa questions OF econ
coy and revenue. They srS "a simple and q
Gear az common sense sDi science can prodac'
aem from the pens Of Leaned men. The publr
MAD Of Paris, and To some extent, that of all th
s'ees cf the Frsooh Republic has been advances
IN one short year from utter darkness TO rsdiatint
Hste Of light. IL will Be quite impossible hence