New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-17

rnercial honor only by selling himself to the lords
of the great feadalism of money and stock lobbng
lie has received loan Of a million and hali Oh
francs on the engagement that he would give 70
the rulers and wire-pullers Of the Exchange the
guarantees which they require these guarantees
consist in the surrender of the elections and ms
influence over them into the hands OF Leon aucner
asd some other supporters OF Theirs ana tne
bankers This fact has been revealed by the
ionrnsls bot If had no other evidence oil Its truth
I sbould not state It in so positive q manner.
have assurances Of il from q person OF the most
reliable character who lives calmly remote from
the contests Of the day, not involved in any of the
marty questions, and in the best position to be
accurately informed on such a matter. The no
torous disorder in the characters and affairs OF the
other Nspoeons one Of whom passes for the
sauanderer Of the fortune OF Nile. Rachel the
tragedian, comes in to render more critical the
situation of the Prince President, who is destined
TO fall lower even than Louis Philippe. He holds
now only by fragile branch to the trunk OF the
imperial dynasty.
Meanwhile the Army is indignant at being re-
served for the combats Of the streets like subal-
tern branch of the police, when the ncipation
of Italy and Germany are calling US abroad. The
most ardent and energetic part of the Army, the
suboicers and soldiers, belong TO the people, and
sooner or later must adopt its convictions. This
process is now going on with astonishing rapid
ty; the Army IS becoming Socialist. This tact is
the most important the most favorable to our
cau,e which has occurred since February, or
rathersince we began our propaganda, which dates
back twenty years. The Government troubled
at it, and it'll Just reason. They have attempted
to disguise the truth by denying that banquet
inst offered to the Representatives OF the Noun
tain. is really got up and 10 be attended by soldiers
But nothing is more exact than the statement
published il respect to this affair by the journsl
lie People. IL is only day or two since Ledru
Rollin received an invitation from large number OF
sub-ofieers who declare that they were parties to
the notification of the fact and resolved to be
present at the banquet, even though the usual
leave of absence for ten hours should be refused
them.
The trial at Bourges comes in also to strike
double blow, at the Reaction and in favor OF Social
ism. 1t is probable that Raspail will be acquitted
but the others imprisoned The power that be have
no desire to give chiefs 10 the Socialist Democracy
An advocate Just arrived here from Bourges, and
engaged in the defense of the principal accused,
told me Yesterday that the whole place was per
vsded by sympathy for the citizens on their trial
that the Army, and especially the Artillery, made
no secret Of its Socialist convictions and that be-
fore three months were gone it would be impossi-
BILE TO find soldier who would fire upon the peo-
nile. When that day arrives, peace and order
will be reestablshed forever in France The
French Revolution which commenced by the re-
volt at Nancy, may well finish by movement In
the Army. first against the relics of the old social
order and then against the desPots of Europe
| The cause of the Pope exctes here no interest
whatever. Nothing has more injured Napoleon
than his refusal to recognize the Roman Republic
He is almost universally regarded rs beneath
| Louis Philippe, who, in the first months OF hii
reign. recognized the independence of Belgium
and .ent ont the expeditions Of Ancona and
| Antwerp.
We are busy preparing for the Elections byth
next steamer you will receive the.maniesto OF the
Democratic journals aud that of the fourteen arron'
easements of the Seine. The spirit which animal
ed US at the election of President and led ust sac
rifce everything to the question OF principles, by
opposing Raspail to Ledru Roln, will now give
place to more conciliatory dispositions Its prob
able union will be effected betw cen the different
shades of the Democratic Republicans and the So
cial Republicans. should even announce thefac'
to you as certain if the people had not such hor
| ror for the name of Cavaignac.
The journal, lie People, which two months age
circulated 5000 copies, now distributes every
morning 45, 900 in spite of the Police. The Ban1
of the People is being organized with remarkable
success and rapidity in all the ACCOMPLISHMENTS
the Seine and the other departments The Banf
will commence operations about the 10th OF April
IL will issue bets of half franc, one franc, two
francs and FIVE francs The circulation OF its pa
per may be considered as already certain from
consumers to retailers, and then from the latter t'
dealers at wholesale. As soon as this second steI
il practically gained, the Bank will commence dis
counting and making advances upon consign
ments. The laborers exhibit the greatest conf
dence in the plan, and should not be surprised
| the talent of the People should remove the unor
tunate, though so welldeserved reputation, which
the mediocrity, in business affairs, exhibited by
| the French middle class has established for the
nation. With sincere ssutations, yours,
JULES LECHEvALIER-
.Of the principles and mechanism OF this institution sh'
mos, important and promising attempt yet made TO emsnei
pate Labor and correct The abuses Of finance and
thorough exposition from the pen OF G. A. D. VIII appsa
/ a. soon a. we can hnd room for H. I'D i''o'
| Hon. WIN. G. BKADLEY.-The Brattieborougf
(ytl EAGLE thinks our remarks on Mr. Brsdleys lstt
resutstion OF the charge OF Bargain between Messrs
Clay and Adams unwsrrantsbly censorions as u says