New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-06
Foreign and Domestic Politics BuSeaud-
The Affair Of Jane 13-sociaiisni.

Paris Correspondence OF The Tribune.
Mesw. Gre,l,y s MeEbahs PAsIs June 81, isio
must begin with putting you in possession Of tho
OF foreign affairs which have had decisive an
influence tho Of the past wesk in France
The Government Of the Republic has hitherto been
discreet than any other la the communication u
Intelligence from abroad. The means OF inteIcourss
very difficult tho bulletins which sppesr sl ems
nate from interested parties We place no great
reliance, accordingly on anything that is stated on
either aide. The friends OF the Of the people
fellcitste themselves victory obtained BY Benz
over the Russians Itis affirmed tho other hand.
that these have obtained from the Aussns the cesson
Of Gssia and crscovis, ss reward for the aid which
tina, power has received from their banda II this be
the c.se-snd IL 10 not without probsbtythe future
prospects Of Independent Poland compromised
than ever.
The King Of Prussia has a. length taken his turn
after the example OF tho Emperor Nicholas, 10 ms<s
the Official recognition Of French Republic He hAs
named tor his Charge dAsaires the Count de HAITI
feld former Secretary Of Legation under the Amin,
Ministry At the moment that this fact vas ofhcisby
announced 10 u.s. the revoutonsts OF the Rhine were
Informed that Prussia, Ia concert with ffsncs, vas
about 10 intervene the Pssnets AID IA the Dueby d
Baden the one preserving frontier while tho fstars
Emperor Of Germany would take setve measures
young representative Of the people the worthy
Of Of the faithful champions Of NJ 0gizots MAORI
IT, 81 Estsoceln has revealed To the thought
u his party from the smnence Of the tribune that tho
entry OF revoutopsts 10 10 be dreaded thaa rne
entry Of Foreigners The Cons.1iornSi has attempted
vain 70 explain away this uDlueky confession. n
cannot be deemed otherwise than earnest and sincere
Strangers preferred the Reds Thus he the
Of Cossseks 10 the peopis the memorable l3ih
II June and called the would be National Guards tho
DEFENDERS Of order.
The defeat Of Garibsidi under the walls Of Rome 70
confirmed, and we expect every moment to hear "a
the entrance Of the French into the city. You know
all that mas been .sd Of the intentions u Inc Romsr.
a. To desperate defense II this is 10 BE- relied On.
the entrance Of our soldiers By breach would have
other result thsn change the war into rght from
barrcsdes, In which the whole Roman popuisroB.
armed with sc&lding water and with missiles Of every
sort, would take par;,-ths women and children -
well ss the Il would b. Necessary, - ct ssrs
rossa TO CONQUER each house one sfvf the o.ser-
But think these are eSassersrons IL 10 even p"s-
sbls that army may occupy Rome 10 oossequsnes
Of regular capitglstion- The hope OF sPe~oS
change in policy, or Of . change OF gov
eminent In France, has greatly continues !"
prolonz and animate the resistance Of me i'aAsns
The r,,ult of the ruovement Of the 18th Of June WI
h.,. illuminated ,hese Illusions and the mission Of d. do
co,css. who IL s said 10 charged With the most sria
en-, o,d.,. for Gen oudinot will have taken Effect
g.. co,aov. Ia, demanded Of Gen Osdinot that bis
EARN. Ss~>s shall sct In concert with ours, bat IL sp
o..rs tsss this proposition hss been neglected decided
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