New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-29
The News from Europe.


The News from Europe.
The news we this morning publish will send an
intense thrill through the country. meager as are
the details, owing TO the interruption Of the teie-
graph by the storm, and indefinite as are the
men,s in relation 10 the reported design OF an
insunection ia Paris aud the consequent proclama-
tioD of martial law and suspension Of the RePub-
hcan journals.
II does not seem from the dispatch that any &C
tual outbreak has taken place at Paris. On Tues
day the 18th inst the majority Of the Assembly
determined to put down the Roman Republic by
force Of arms On the l3th the Government fear
log a revolutionary outbreak acted according
Toe Assembly declared itself in permaneoce,
martial law was proclaimed in Paris, Stephen
Arago (the Postmaster General after the Rcvolo-
tion Of February) Ledru-Rolin and other promi-
nsnt Republicans arrested. the journals on the
popular aide suspended, and thus order regned
triumphant
Is 10 surprising that such thing should happen
after vote Of the Assembly to sustain the Gov
eminent Of Louis Nnpoleoa in its iata resolution
to destroy the Roman Republic and reiostate the
Pope as Prince Of Rome 7
We had hoped that there were to be no more
revolutions in France. dark as have lately been
the auguries from the state OF public feeling and
from the desperate policy of the Government
We had hoped that the peaceful remedy of the
ballot box would be prompt and efficient enough
10 render the resort TO force unnecessary. Still
these hopes have not been sanguine since the Elk
pedition TO Rome was sent forth
That gross invasion OF II people struggling Tor
Republican liberty aud heroically maintaining
uneir rights, the shutting and contemplate aui.
tude Of the Presidents message. the blind spirit
OF the majority in the Assembly the sympathy OF
the French People Of all Frenchmen in whose
pulses beat the true blood of France with the
cause W hich the Government and the power OF
the nation were uescherously ondeevoring 10 put
DOWN here is more material for a revolution than
was prepared by Louis Philippe and his creatures,
even In Ell ,hteen years OF baseness aud folly
"But," says one, "the Republicans should
have waited and left the settlement OF their
grievances, no matter how real and profound, to
the next election
WAITED :" they answer, awhile Rome was
stormed by Frenchmen and Liberty tsampled IN
der foot in the blood OF her generous defenders
Waited, for what In order not TO violate the
Constitution 2 Is not this iratricidal war begun
aud carried on by Louis Napoleon the mlst Gag
rsnt outrage on that Instrument whose fifth article
declares that the French Republic repects the
Nationality OF Foreign States undertakes no
war with view of conquest, and never employ ;
its power against the liberty OF any people Aud
are TO wait out OF abstract regard for Consul.
tatioa thas violated by its sworn agents until
Rome is destroyed and the shame OF Frauoe con
summsted ia order that when il is too late We
NAV condemn them at the ballot. boxl
Such are the Arguments Of ,he moderate and
the revolutionary parties. Before judging be-
tween them, let us wait TIL We know tue facts
more thoroughly.
Moreover we cannot be certain that this is not
mainly conspiracy TO overthrow the Republic IN
Fra0ce. TIE details thus isr accord with the
scheme revealed previous 70 the dissolution Of The
old Assembly.
Who can tell Whist the future has now in store
Rome holds her ground braveiy. sill bsfi ne
oadinot, with his army increased so that the re
daction OF the city seemed certain. Nobly y,
siand. heroes OF the Eternsl City now NOR,
eternal through your vir,ue-nobly, if il be the
viii OF Heaven, yoa will fall,
From Hungary and Germany the dispatch give,
nothing decisive, except that the royal and in
perisl coalition have gained no ADVANTAGE.
Ia England the Navigation Bill has passed
Once this would have been great matter, now
more important events will cause IL TO psss for IN,
moment at least, almost without notice.