New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07

radiation Of the Bourgeoi-ie.
Lonion Correspondence q The Tribune.
Loxnov July 90 1872
M,ssys. Gre,ley r ~ EraN
Although nv observations are dated from d.1eren'
place they Will not be ess faithfully preseh'e'' ho' '
fll 2 adapted 10 give you general We" oi 'He Its
STATE Of things Europe iha ma Il heoTis'S 'o'
my purpose % make you equally scqaAlh'so WIN 'H'
r..s,,. o, Paris. Of London and Of stperersourg
have not ye, any fr position Win regard 70 has''A
sa,f IN want Of that, a French SOcialst acQnAnteo
ta ranee as am y the labors Of twenty years and
residing IN London. with relations established ~ ny
previous exertons my situation IS n3' bad for attain
Dy a correct knowledge Of affairs.
F~cLAND -EDz gland j, in singular position IN re-
gard 10 France It IS not hostile il, for it has OBJ
tanned from il the policy Of peace that Is 70 say the
c9mpres.ion Of the European Revolution, and the pre-
servs,on Of the treaty Of l5l5 But England has no
faith in the duration Of the Republic and as yet takes
no decisive part in any Of the combinations wncn ne
rnonsrchcsiutrigues have foot If dstrust and
good vii could 20 together should ssy that the mu-
,aa situation was compound Of the two elements
with an uneasy skeptcsm as 70 the future il the re
public gains firm foothold in France, 1t becomes nc
oes.sry for the rest Of Europe If does not It s war
alone which viii prevent it; and what terrible risSs
will England incur BY its intervention in general L1
roresn war Its plans are hence directed to inspire
other nations with the calmness and good sense ~
which il is itself directed II will attempt to arrange
the affairs Of Italy By obtaining within the limits Of the
treaties Of Isl5 as many concessions as possible Tor
liberty In this believe II agrees with France, Whlcn
Is far more decided with regard to the course Of ing
land than her own It's probable that the issue Of the
debate which opens to day in the House Of Lords on
the motion Of Lord Brougham will confirm what here
say shall not be In season 10 transmit i 20 you by
the ordinary course Of mail.
The visit Of the Queen 10 Ireland ia unfortunately
preceded by the departure OF the convicted patriots
OBrien and bis friends. They have sent an affecting
address 10 tnelr countrymen. OConnol has proposed
the sppointnent Of Committee OF Inquiry on the
financial relations Of England and Ireland in order to
demonstrate that the burden with which is pretended
England il weighed down. is not so heavy as has been
represented
The meeting oi the General society Of Agriculture at
Norwich il the industrial event Of the week You VIII
find the details in the daily journals
The fall Of Hudson the Railway hing, has occesoned
new movement against joint stock companies aud
their mode Of administering their sars 1t Is proposed
10 appoint inspectors they have IN France ana 10
make all the accounts public
The Board of Trade have decided to take measures
to ascertain ths quah ,atous Of commanders o vessels
in the merchant service 1t has created special de-
partmcut for This purpose.
These facts show that the force Of the social move
ment is leading 20 transition from the systemauc
anarchy established by false political economy Both
among journals, public writers and the clergy mere
Is theoretical effort in perfect accordance with the
prsc ucal direction OF society
To give little relief TO my political discussions,
will cav word Of Mics Cushman, your celebrated
American actress, and OF the two panoramas OF the
Mssssippi, which are now attracting much attention.
Mss Cushman left here few days since for Pans, with
the hghest reputation for profound talent She closed
her performances with the part Of Meg Merries IN
Guy Mannerng. The panoramas OF American scenery
draw great crowds, and more than one visitor goes
away with the determination 10 erngrae to your coun
try which destined to such slupendous miracles OF
industry
FRANcE.-l send you some figures which sum up
aud confirm what told you in my last on the spirit oi
our recent elections The parties are go balanced rs
~ assure the predomnsnce OF Socialism at the next
election for it will doubt prohi by the good lesson
| il has Just received II will have bought wisdom and
possession OF itself at high price But will not be
wanting TO its destines Ii has already taken hold oi
the religious question as have before informed you
call your earnest attention to the article OF the Ne
public newspaper entitled The Pope beg you to trans
late it for your readers Lsmsrne has been returned
10 the legislative Assembly by two eectons-in ssone
and Loire and Loiret 1t said that he viii decide
for Loret This without doubt will be for the sake OF
Furnishing his native province his chosen department
for the ingrsutude with which 1t has treated him Ihe
effect of this ingrsutude TO exclude from the Assem-
bly, man eminent by his past history and so pledged
by ii 10 support the Republic The Republic. deprived
of lis most energetic advocates has need Of all the
forces united which the fury Of the Reaction has yet
shared TO H. But tits not the Socialists who have been
unsrsteful toward Lsmartine In truth, they owe hin
nothing and il there has been any treachey far IS
they are concerned it is evidently on the part oi La
MARITIME The ugrsies are the Lesimiss, the Csrlists
the Bonspsrtists, the oarons OF commercial ieudS'
of which LamAr,iue has been the pivot from the hrs
day Of the Revolution
few DAYS since the Globe a London Journal which
Is ssid to be in the interests Of Lord Palmersion under
took 10 restore Lsmsrtne TO his pedestal eanno
imagine his object But can assure you that Lamar
tine will not 20 up again, His balloon has burst Id
is ending his with relating TO all ages the history
of the February Revolution rather his own history
in connection with that event. tie reiires to the il
brarv which he should have left. But be speak
| in language over the uehls OF ptVPiC -"N "~-
geosie and the shopkeepers say that be Is visionary
and they are not far of the way As to the People
they spoke their minds to him when of the working
men wing him vioen, shake Of the hand cried out
" Come, l. LsmAriine, no more barney
Hugo is very much lifted up by his speech on the as
s,snce and above all by the storm which he has raised
lie will learn too late perhaps that in leaving the rank
of the people for those of the egOiss and eSploters HI
has made the greatest bunder in his calculations an
the more so a. the occasion for this alliance with hi
Bourseoisie in the name Of Social Progress was los
by Hugo himself and through the faux OF this eorrup
and degraded caste in 1894 In that year we worke'
together to destroy the Social party by an inua'v
from above downward. We have since learned ina
in French society the highest the lowest and IN
reverse However. the Assembly have had Their n
yense for the lesson given them by Hugo IN eAeaa!n
him from the Commission of Public Assistance Inc
have put NJ Theirs in his plsce,-M Theirs, who ha
announced that nothing is to be done IN France 10
Social Reform, even with the credit institution
lie has boldly thrown OF the mask and declared ih'
nothing accomplished by the February Revolauo
should DC allowed 10 remain lie has gone for the r.
establishment Of the security for public journals an
the pure and simple resumption Of the laws OF Sepie
Der. believe have already told you this