New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

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French Correspondenoe Of The Tribune.
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GfSTLExgs: The visit Of the Queen 70 Ireland
ia "fsct accomplished" and {. must be ssd,very hap
PLY accomplished. You have been sufficiently satu-
rated with the details Ia the long columns Of the Eug
lish press As Al impartial and disnteresied witness
viii only confirm the opinion have before expressed
that this Wilt IS the signal for genuine revolution
the relations between ireland and England The ab-
sence Of English bgotry In al the proceeding. Of this
journey has taken from Catholic bgo,ry its most pow
erful weapon the confidence Of the Queen, travelling
unprotected 10 the midst Of the Irish people the direct
addition to the royal escutcheon In the title Of the Count
Of Dublin hereafter to be perpetual in the person Of
the presumptve heir the promise and the serious reso
luton Of the Queen for the future 70 make annual 90
ourn In that hitherto abandoned portion Of the British
empire the project Of constructing palace for The
Queen q, Dubn-an these facts combined will change
the direction Of Irish policy. The people Of Ireland
will neither their complaints nor their griev
suces but they will seek for redress by method
Tne religious question has been dead for long time,
sn1 the Identification Of the Of the Pope with the
cause Of the counter revolution has had small inda-
ence In producing that result the question Of repeal
of the union also dead preteX for agitation
What course will be taken BY the Irish members
remains 70 be examined for IL is certain that the re-
dempuon Of the land now nortgsged 70 corporations
in London and the development Of the means of emi
grafton accorded to Irish psuperis, are not methods
for relief adequate for the exgencies Of the occasion
The meetings in favor Of Hungary are multiplied In
every quarter There is evidently powerful external
pressure on the Cabinet and Lord Pslmerson, 10 par
tcuur i. far from regrettos IT, This action Of public
opinion ls very favorable for hip His last speech In
Parliament has given him the prominence At least in
point of activity, and the head Of opposition,
provided he does triumph the snrpshes, the
esousies and the wesknesseso Of some of bis colleagues
The Cabinet viii be acted on By this influence or The
Reform party 10 the opposition will and head who
will carry it rapidly power this s the only slterna
tive The disposition manifested by the United States
has admirably seconded this effort In favor Of Hunga
an independence ltseems certain that this indepen
dence viii be recognized BY England and that even
negotiations have been entered for the purpose II
s not a great thing in reality snd Il Is even one OF the
sad results OF this astounding European Revolution,
which France has been guilty Of the crime-perhaps
Historically considered irrernediable cime-of sban-
donng but it 10 sull essentially blow struck az the
counter revolutionary powers. Austria and Russia
With regard to the Internal affairs Of England, there
will certainly be vigorous agitation during the recess
| of Parliament The agitation vii be based on TIE
henccorh combined efforts of Chsrtism, reduced %
more practical shape, and OF Financial Reform The
great meeting held last Tuesday evening Al Dfufy'
ane Theater the public manifestation OF this ALI
ance the first signal Of the agitation 10 the counties
| and other parts OF the United Kingdom. heargus
| OConnor took his place al the side Of Sir JOshua
Wsm.ey of Mr. Chss Lushington OF Lord Dudley Stu.
Art and Lord Nugent He nounced wiihoutcontradic
ton on the part OF the Chsirman and with the loud
plause OF the audience, that the RIGHTS OF LABOR
must also have their place ia the movement OF Electoral
and Financial Reform As IL IL said In France, the
great word has been uttered and this word NJ the
present day the secret Of the condition Of the whole
globe we may say that the sak OF The Sociz question
has been put forth In order 10 give the force OF popu
| lar enthusiasm 10 the two political movemehts-tfe
| Electoral Reform and the Financial Reorm-oi which
| every body comprehends the insignncsnce lne
progress of Socialism in England s truly remarkabie
| Since my arrival have studied the whole ground /
.hs soOn give you my mature Judgment. Al present,
do not hesitate 10 express the highest hopes In Tie
disposition OF the Working men Of this country IN r.
gard q the aciusl wants Of the Socialist cause The
work at political and thoroughly logical has been
performed France, and has not been done elsewhere
The and thunders Of the new StDal the DARK
ness and splenior Of the ransngur aton, the sgony o
the new tiOlgoihs must all have been reproduced 10
France The world has been stopped in IT. career lt-
attention has been aroused IL has been shaken 70 s
lowest depths II demands the practical and re
aeciive action of Socialism II demands calmness, Wal
ef ri the severe aud prOtraced labor OF accomplish
ment in its minute and wearisome details These qua
ties must be restricted 20 people for long ume sc
cnated 10 constitutional berty-lOng IN the naolt u
selfgoyernment and help This would no" be the
American people II II had sufficiently suffered and II II
bore In It's bosom the faInished muutudes OF pauper
| ism fl il evidently think. the English people who
are 20 engage In action. while France iAugued Win
two Of the crowded and extraordinary years OF
its history. will prepare for new transiofmauoh- d
religious and industrial Transformation under the YOKE
tthir will ka
fermentation of ideas but on the other nAId tnAi
Heaven has great power TO bring good out oil evil IL
fact, the idea Of Providence the law OF Pfosrtss
which brings good out Of evil Wnen oppfessors WISH
| 10 use ths method, IL always turns against them
In this connection would say that the refugees who
are attempting 10 concentrate themselves al Geneva
| are guilty OF a premature aud even dangerous act
Europe disturbed on that side, would soon repeat
the division Of Poland, and perhaps 70 the dissrae
of the name of Napoleon the army, which 10 niifeei
y commanded BY the President oi our hePuone ln
| mite of the Constitution. would become once more
as 1t was al Rome the imbecile gems aFines oi the
| counteT-reyOiuuon- .
The Cholera is making serious ravages IN many "
the English cities particularly In London nave ei'.h
hean here but have never perceived the unhealthy
odors with which the city injected The seourse-
| .courgss seem to be the great teachers 0i hunsh)
the scourge will al least have produced ms gooa 81
feet of directing attention 10 the condition OF tne se"
ers and the influence Of all kinds OF 1nheAthy manu-
scures with which the banks Of the Thames are cs'
cred The committee on sewers arc ~ Peln-,' P,.
n.
non. botb in the health Of the city and 10 tne az
vsntsgeous and reproductive employment oi al she
materials which have hitherto prodaced only aeslfD'
i've effects - -. =.
T'hr competition OF the EsstIndisn cotions being
| .ub,e-, worthy OF your attention In America VII
rs,ark that great efforts making Tor the con
strucrion Of railroads with the guaranty Of tne E
iudia House. The principal argument Tor tns PefA
don IS the Importance Of fsvorns the iransPoriAton
of cotton and that rivalry with your produen u hot
possible in the present condition and means o. con
| veysnce in lndi.
| come now 10 unhappy France tel you thAi me
Pope viii not Weld an inch OF his sovereignty oy the
| srsce OF God" To demand such thing oi atho-'
Pope who possesses BY the consent Of ne Salno'..
powers spiritual Instability, and who, u the nAn-e '
this inishtilty sAeredy reserves 10 nimset tne as
ute sovereignty Of the temporal ss well As OF me
"a! order would De asking nim TO become ffo'eslAhl
de Fslloux who is good Jesuit could not efous.1
hipk OF that But he could easily make MS cone
Odlon Bsrroi, believe that ~ss night A. noon 20
Mai more in accordance with PaPA polncs thAi u
| w., noon Al midnight Whist could yon expect u ir
Hgious sssirs. Of man stupid enough 70 vote 40
mem Der OF the opposition. 37ooo0JU TO ne Cs.nos
worship on the state budget. while be declared ,nA
ne law ought 70 be abolished Al any rate ms "as
not Atheism al chesp rate The Pope Is, then rel.
stated In the tempork Sovereignty. iais ~as ~nAi &c
Sished in appealing 10 The Cstholc powers NnO 1.1
restored his pontincs throne, and IN Anno-he4H. 70
C.p Oudino, that be would be guarded ony Oy SPaln
rbe latter had nothing to do but 70 leave Rome AZ.