New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-08
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E9rooesn Correspondonce q The Tribune
Loxnox Jaly y, l74,.
M,s~s. Gre,iey 4 MrEbaA
TIE persons prescribed by the Reaction co.'..4.I
~ ace. refuge here IN considerable numbers IAe ar
rival . snuo.rced Of Ledru Boa.n Euenae Arsgo boi-
os, and Martin Bernard. have mad 10 new inteli-
o.,ce If Consderant The French journals have in
.,r,ss oplv a portion Of his Explanation. 1t nae
boon possible here 70 obtain insertion for H. either in
whole ~ In part The Enghsh journals are even more
o, ,h..r guard thsa our own. You know that they a.
ssge corfespondents IN Paris Els extraordinary that
among a these correspondenfs there .s no, one who
dgos of events end characters from more cevsicd
and impartial point d view than that oi the parties into
vi ica ~ are divided lu everything that concerns
france the Enclsh journals merely the repe'iu1n
Of one Of our own The Inns copies the Cons'fH'i'H
ad the MOrHin1 ClroHiob copies the Fa'rf ine Da'y
Wt. follows the Dll's and 20 Of tee rest Iney have
all adopted the phrase. "Order sgarst Socialism. -
-un within few years Eng and has introduced more
socialism into i,s politics than any other nation Ine
Com law Reform is a social Reform. 10 is the same
win most Of the new measures proposed y Golden
siep still more s0c.al.suc is the appropriation oi
about s0OC0OQOO for the Abolition Of slavery aud the
African Slave Trade Thus IN spite Of the hosu'y Oh
the ress new IDEAS make hesdwsy here as wei as else
whore The Religious question il kept N asitaion Dy
the st,ccessve reflections Of Rothschid in spite oi be
moi. s8rpis.,on h. Parliament 10 is evident that the
rooij.h Church is playing great game in making
sv.,ns,ic resistance 10 the movements which tend TO
tho noitical emancipation Of the israees The most
advanced movement will perhaps find in that the great
obstacle ID the wy Of forced progress which if had
~ no Of 81.
voud have been furnished TO by the Navigation laws
The whol- Eueh-h policy at this moment Is OF pure
y negative character the Safa qno is demanded here
as it was ~ Louis Philippe some even 20 so tar as to
think that the state Of Europe may be sustained as IL
was fixed al the Congress Of Vienna STILL LORD fam
orston docs show this quetude hut many we. ID
formed persons assert thsi he is alone IN s opinion IN
the whole Cabinet Tne journal which passes for be
ing most deeply in the confidence OF the Secretary oi
Foreign Affairs has this week published plan Tor me
rcarraneeu en Of Europe Of which the puncipa. lea
tures ss follows
The Empire Of Austria shall be entirely destroyed
or absorbed on the one hand, in Unitsry Germany,
constituted In the interests Of the House OF hohen@ol
lern and on the other in Magyar Kingdom comPr 8
ing all the Valley Of the Danube from PresouTg 10 Inc
Black sea.
In this plan the enlargement OF France VIII netur@y
follow on the side of the Rhine and Of Switzerland to
balance the two great powers formed by Cniiary
Germany and by the Msgyar Kingdom Poland VIII
BE- constituted separately
The most original part Of the project consists in tie
rark which is given TO Moldayia and Wa!lacta' unieo
O. the Magyar Kingdom and the other Provinces Of The
Danube It lis not too much to say-ihe author oi Inc
plan Of New Europe declsrcs-thst with powerful "ho
progressive institutions the Danube may become for
Europe what the Mississippi is for America the chan
mel Of immense developments Of civihzanon-'he gran
ary Of regions already prepared for mining and manu-
featuring industry on a large scae-ihe asylum a' VI
pro sed land Of all the restless spirits, oil All the &C
centric secis which sgtao within the shsckles oi me
present artificial society until they will find the means
of undermining and destroying It
Is not told what part England IS to take in thi'
remodening but it s to be presumed that IN the private
counsels this essential point Is not forgotten.
certainly do not perceive in this rough ske'eh' 'n'
idea of statesman like Lord Palmerston But 1t II
what we call trial balloon, and II assuredy cannon O'
long before a serious movement takes place IN uohsi
of new re constitution OF Old Europe.
The Old England will not remain tranquil even ?
home In spite OF her strong affection ioT ae "a" GO
and of peace. Reform ideas are gaining ground In
last motion of O Connor in the House oi CoInmons'
not direct proof OF this, but the guarded neutF@'
ON the part of Golden. and the siiirmauNe 'o"
Hume show that there Is no nvalry between 'ne nc
formers ard the Chartists. The heioImeis arc ''l
IDENTIFY in advance and it's with particular reierene
10 their movement when ssy that new Ideas are gam
ins ground We ought no less to render justice 10 'h
wisdom and ability Of this arisocraoy at once naughty
and flexible who spare no pains to go hroush 'ne eA
istne difficulties will mention, among iis most e''ca
cous measures 10 Ireland the recent proposal oi N
Lord Mayor Of London and which has called iofin
letter of congratulation from Lord Grey lie makes 81
sppea to the capital OF London for an investment Il
land in Ireland.
have already spoken to you OF the dpomauo man
fststion which is expected on the part OF the brus
Government. in regard TO the affairs OF Italy. IN
proposition of Lord Brougham VIII not be discusses
until next Monday But it seems that Lord falm'
s,on has already dispatched a note to the fIenc
Government ON this subject The announcement @
,his in,cleence has caused agitation among II
nob,icsl lovers of conjecture Sun | am certain ihs
the snirt of this note s altogether coneiiatory an
h.,, ,,isoplv the Official method OF showing that IN
two Governments are agreed on uniting IN behalf
the Liberty of Italy, and Of withdrawing the rep
from the hostile course which he has been compeAe
TO follow by the influence OF the Absoluus's.
Thus then. at this moment there is no cloud oet"ee
France and England The Republic is not al object
great favor here There is no iaiih IN lis aurHuon
But nothing will be done against 1t directly uuzo
and Duchatel have given prevalence 10 the oplniol
that the Republic will tall OF itself in France thinS
that in spite OF all the blows which II has received
il Will endure Of Itself and survive the maobinaton
of its enemies and the still greater penis to which i
exposed from It's isnatcsl friends.
Do not be deceived by the noise which IS made con
ceruing the extraordinary mission oi " Drouhyn d
huys There is nothing extraordinary IN ihis but n
name and that was only pe.ty calculation Of position
II NJ Drouhyn de Lhuys had accepted an oFdinai
mission be would have forfeited his seat N the Lesi
lauve Assembly The functions OF Representative AZ
no: compatible With fxed diplomatic situations ire
arr slowed only in connexon with extraordinary z"
sons o.. only SIX months duration AT the close oi =
months residence in LONDON NJ. Drouhyn de LaHy
W.. md out whether he s acceptable to the Court
England and whether there is any Chancellor ootAinn
A permanent residence lie viii then become ID %
full sense Of the word and the thing an ordinary an
| bssssdor
| NJ Drouhyn de Lhuys is doubtless well known
YOU since serving IS Minister Of Foreign A-Ars II
i. not destitute OF solid worth Of character he oes'
by attaining the prize OF honor IN the senersl compel