New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-21

LONDON, No = l.i'
fics,1s. G,eeey q MeESoh
GEsrLEYEN Europe is in1eei dull q. oae Of
M friends recently wrote ne from New.York -
Europe Is crushed, SICK with = soci,l revolution
that hss struck 10, and which il cannot long keep
10 IL. s2i,sted body. b., It's sou will soon exhae,
you may be assured Meantime as 70 the rsspoa.
sbii:y Of e. which We srs Oh iged % suffer. Ba-
tryany and so many other Generals Of armies, or
b n civil officers and the principal Of the h1nga-
risn megnAtes, the greater pat hung some slam
by powder and bal, sA condemned by the summary
tribunals snd executed without Justice or delay
Tbs = without doubt the fsu't, the crime, II yen
nlssse Of France bat consider a. the em5srrsss-
ment Of our country. ali t6st it is compelled 70
,1fsr. and YOU = ID do what have done, you VIII
reproach England Of the XlXth Century Tor nav
ing tolerated such horrors, and you VIII take 70
von-seIveS that Is % the United States OF Amer-
cs,a portion Of the repTosch. Ing and had a.
ready committed an historical crime oil the srsvest
character toward Europe, 10 organizing the CO.
ait on of despots against the French Revolution
in preferring the retrogrsde and procrsstlnstlDg
genius Of Pitt 70 the noble impulses OF Fox. She
now regrets this active cooperation in the des'
truction Of liberty. She vii soon regret her neu-
TIA and passive attitude before the Revolution OF
ta4-. She has permitted iberty every where 10 be
c-usoed SIZE ayors the reaction Ia her cOunsels 70
the French Government, on which, since the es-
tsblishmeut Of the Republic, she exercises more
influence than she has ever before exercised on
sny Government IN France. The Ministry has
slepta lesdeu sleep, aud the hngIish people mas
avoke only Al the last cries Of the expiring revo
luton at the deathrsttle of the HUngarlans in the
tosl scony.
Now do YOU believe that If, at the commence
meut Of the Revelation, France and England hsd
exhibited the "a A. they you'd nothave commended
obedience, rs they have done IN regard 10 hoss9th
and the other Hungarian chiefs m Turkey Tts
affair hns terminated, "a have tod you, from the
beginninC. The Emperor OF Russia vii he salts
lied with seeing the Hungarian refugees expelled,
as he expresses Il. or T. use the mora diplomatic
LANGUAGE of NJ nuisure, depart rom the OTTOMAN
Empire VIVA. the Emperor Oi Al the hussss
wl.hes his vsssal. the tmperor q Apslns' WI
wish Of course. Here then - q1cston settled
accofdug tn the pruc piles 81 ClvilLat'f, he'hise
II hs. been " shed by England and FraDce
/, you'd have been the same # France hnd
ENGLAND hal IMPOSED e. unit on the aOomlnabIe
massacres petpetrated m Hungary, ~ Austns,
and In Italy on the prisoners Of civil wa. II -
true that Hu.sIs and Austria might have rephed
by the executions OF the lonsn Isles, by the 'hAr
fists dying OF hunger 10 PRISON by the iussuisdes
and the Interpretations without trial OF June,
lst- But even this wal Of England and France,
acting on a Dew policy. would have gwen liberty
To the lnsurgeLts OF June who were transported
v ,thout trial and passed the sponge OF espiaton
az e. those who bee ame homclfes IN resistance oi
reertion6ry policy
But the crime has been committed. 1t ia too
late 20 prevent it. II VIII take great uet "
repAirIts consequences
you will earn that France has received lutte
M energetic shock hy the message OF LOUIS va
p,leon to the Legislature Assembly, and By the
dismlssion Of the Doisure Ministry, succeeded at
once by the formation Of a new Cabinet
The Cabinet is thus constituted Gen hsu'pou',
Minister Of War ~ de Rsynevsl, Minister OF
Foreign Adams NJ. R)uher, o. Justice ~ Her
ri,n. Of Pob.ic Works NJ. Parieu, Of Public In
strurtion and WORSHIP NJ. Dumas. OF Asrcli-
tYre aud Commerce NJ Achille Fould. Of u,
nqrce Admiral Roman Desiosses OF Marie ana
Colonies Gen HsutpOul IS charged at interim
v IN the portfolio OF Foreign affairs
Let us first speak of the Message II bears the
tstdy confession Of Napoleon himself Of all winch
bss been said and repeated IN every tone since
be consented by the decree Of Dec. TO- TO accept
the deccitul patronage Of his most deadly enemies
INSTEAD of ciIectine blending OF differences
he SAYS with bitterness, i have only obtained
n,utra,Iza alton Of forces. That which sstonlshes
the inexperenCe Of the President IS altogether IN
accordance with the general laws OF human ahsHs
from o alliance Of COntradicting forces nothing
can ever result but naturalization. II he had hsd
"A better knowledge of France and the character
OF whAtare called political men M that country, he
wou 4 have seen before msbiaG the sal thai, ths'
supposine the fusion Of contradictory elements ca
pab'e OF producing harmony everywhere else out
IN France, he could not expect the same thing
among as The intrIgues. the petty PASSIONS Inc
pdiydualism without bit c. bride, the atheism a.
the bottom OF the heart, the hypocritical morality
on the lips the absence OF all clearly dehned pur
poses OF all strong convictions tins 10 "hat chhF'
k,terizes in France the degraded remains OF lie
twofalen arstOcrace s, and in general OF whatever
the wave OF intrigue and the combinations Oh
cii0ues have borne little above the level ol the
common mediocrity. These men wish nothing
bat themselves. and rather than permit the pro-
duction OF new Individuality they won prefer
the ruin Of their country. Was It not this ieeing
which prevented the Theirs, the Moles, IRON
voting Tor CavaignSc as President The Presi-
dency Of Cavaignsc would have been 8 semi'solu
ton to the 9th of December, ls4s. Il Louis Boz
naparte were the most skillful, the most honest
the most capable OF men, lis long exile. hls com
plste ignorance OF men and things IN France,
would always be for him an original SIN from
which he could redeem himself only with great
difficulty. He does not know what he has 10 do
with. And at the moment when al men OF strata
sem and cunning are esgaed against him, be
wocld require the campaign of Egypt and tue
support Of the grensdiers OF Augeresu, the elite
Of an army of 400, 900 men devoted to victorious
chief in order TO arrive at the end oil his inextrl-
cable situation.
/ thank him constantly for MS decision and
energy. give him my best wishes that he may
carry them on to the end. ard that he may gather
around him the forces necessary for success. Fear
IN the presence OF q resolute man, sustained by
seficient power, isthe only sentiment which can
keep in order our ncursble antiques. and avail 1t
sell in any way Of the electoral results which car
be given BY our political education. am not led
either by sympathy or opinion 10 anticipate acts
m order 20 do 'ustioe TO LOUIS Bon,psrte. But
when the fact IL before Us, ike 10 recognize It
r. Sfer the letter 70 Col. Ney, and the pubic 81
front which he has received m the Assembly,
Louis Bonspsrte had bowed the head, and had
confined himself according to the theory OF his
prime minister at that time. to accepting the sctu-
Al facts. he would have deserved only the sPPes.
u1r Of Jupiter Scspin, which have permitted my
self t. give him IN one OF my former letters. he
now TAKES one step iotSard he shows decision
aud courage snd gladly take bsck the eqi'het
SCspir
SAaH consent to Substitute that ol jupiter '-
la truth. / wish | could for at east Jupiter 10
accessory IN order to set cut OF the position pa
which the President has psced himself. nhAP
ply IT'S not allowed even 70 the gods TO ea'n
advantage from false positions 4 sufficient pre-