New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26
FRANCE.
FRANCE.
The Aasiversary Of the Revsiutiss-The ne
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PAsis March / is&a.
The anniversary oiihe Revolution passed mourn
fully enough. and without bexsstns another lhe Gay
was pleasant snd ., an early hour the members OF 'ne
Sstioosl Assembly with their insignia and tne fre''
Dent Of the Republic. viiA the broad ribbon OF inc
sioa OF honor. repaired 10 tie Madeline The isSsse
OF the beautiful temple drsped in black cio'n me
columns partly shroudsd. and inscription 81 si'er
eiters upon the pediment recalled the occasion and 70
membered The dead. Along the spacious Rue RoyAe.
leading from the Psce De Ia Coneorde to the eharea
huge upon heavy pejest.ls smoked With burning
incense aud gin eandlestcks Of corresponding ehsrse
! ter stood between them. Two blszed uPoa the
sides OF the steps Of the Msdeline and tor moment
the perfect temple the serene sky and the smoking
Vases we're complete Grecsn picture
The Prince Pr-sdent Sss received with enshusi ss.
as usual ard many Representatives were eheered -
they sscended the s,eps-the more Democrats, 90 Ls
Grange and the Mountain. generally turning 10 the
crowd and waving their hats - they shouted ''eh
Repubieuei' lpsssed up the Boulesards when ~ef"
protected from the passage CT carriages s far I. tho
Rue De IA Psx by strong ranks of the line stretched
scro.s the aide sreeu Near the rhes,er So MARTA
Whist too rapid for mosrnrl solemni,y. Various ban
ners were borne, nom which gathered that 1t was
composed Of the eombAtsnts the wounded and the Wild
eve Of February There were between one and two
hundred men end dozen women. whom ieounted- -
Among the persons were a few National Guards and
Mob iles-ard the whole company proceeded with edi
fyng silence which tho spectators refrsined fIom DIS
,urbing once only tew patriotic hsckmen sitting at
ease upon their voitures and eonsdsrins royalty the
procession passing below them. pstronirsd u with
rvund Of "vves 10 which tall, thin, salo~ man. In
long snuf colorsd surtout which dropped souowfuly
about his sncles and who marched h'ue before the
restss II the marshal responded With melancholy bow
This the sole incident OF the march until the arrival
upon the Place de Ia Bssue in which stands the col
umu of July From the summit Of the column two
long weeping .,reamers Of black Grape spsnged with
silver stars hoated In slow solemn folds In the hshs
breeze The floating Of those stresmers was tho sad
dest thing | saw during Inc day. Just :" | arrived
upon the Place, q hesrse crossed it bearing CONN
covered with white pail, from which depended long
satin ribbons borne BY inls girls In white VINO
walked by the side The crowd which covered tho sie-
waited pavement around the Monument barred oil hesds
and stood sier, whiIs the funeral passed The ueHs
nome the band OF the National Guard stationed within
the railing with thrilling burst o; Instrumentation wei
and tho Mourir pour la Pstrie tho most passionate
and pathetic OF all national songs. The procession
moved around the exterior OF the railing amid tho
moderate shouts Of the moderate crowd. "Vvc Ia
Republiquc echoed well But too trusDs patriot
yentured ia Repubhque democrarque et sociae, and
not a single voice responded . singular tact Tor this
F.ubours ST. Antoine and tho blue bloases Az tho
same instsnt regiment Of the line depoyed upon the
place and, forming hollow square which enclosed
their General and the band smcabls exchange OF
nstionsl airs took place between the Two oands.--
The crowd gradually separated, and The public
celebration WAS ended Al the Madeline
Ia Deum was ehaantsd and various hne funereai
music was performed place was reserved
for the Diplomatic corps They were not officially In
yl,ed however and assisted except tho Minister
OF tho United states and the attaches OF the Belgian
Embassy Peaceful crowds stresmed through tho
streets all day and At evening the Palace Of the pepu
ties wss Illuminated. Democratic Social Bsnqus'sook
place upon the day Mr. Albert Brisbane Of New
| York. was present and made speech which was we"
received by the guests The journals neat day en'rey
ob.cured his name by their ridiculous rcnderinss oft
In Que II was NJ Brice Bar In another NJ brysoooo'
and the most Triumphant Of oil N. Brio Brsc Lsdra'
| Rouin followed. compmcntng bis American o'o'"'''
| and expressing himself Socialist
|
In the Provinces It was not much botsr-s few ban
oue,,-a few spooches--spd nothing more am lar
from interpreting this as Indifference to the Republic
| After a year of talking about Republic and Reform,
Franco naturally wishes 10 begin 10 feel s quiet sani
t.rv influence Even Frencbmen may tiro OF sgisston
and politically speaking even 10 France, Man does not
live by talk alone.
This uneventul even. 10 ystthe moot important since
NV last The National Assembly has discussed and con
a.t the Fectoral law Tbs threatened Italian inter
pelations did not take place only faint excitsmen
arose one day upon protest ganst tho conduct OF tho
police in interrupng and dssevins BY force banquet
of Young men a, which NM Pierre Leroux and en-
other Socialist were assisting Tue question raised
was precisely tho one which engaged tho struggle Do
tween Gulxot and o. Bsrrot and which oecssoned tho
Revolution of February SO strikngly similar vss mo
position Of things that when LedruRoln fspfoscned
Barrot for saying just what Guifot said 10 him. sno na'
.er was obliged TO excuse hlmsof by tbs SEINE excuse
ths, Guilot rendered TO him oppose license, NOS
liberty" saving farther the old Government wished
70 o,oblb,l only wish TO restrict" Tho fact unhsp-
DIV was ss Ledru RoIin said and ~ all sensible men
saw that the only difference In tho application OF
the principle the Ministerial defsnce was special plead
,ny oolv IF you were on shess Ministerial Seats
saId Guirot 70 Odilon Barrett you would do - We
do" Never responded the leader Of ths Opposition.
al engage myself never to do co." 1T 10 Impossible.
said uxot resumins bis seat 10 attach much weight
| to such assertions made under such circumstsness
/, wa another proof Of tho singular 'asscity Of INC
| statesman.
On Monday the debate arose upon the proposition OF
inquiry into the Ministerial conduct on January ~.
The Assembly scarcely regarded brace OF oreszss
from tho Mountain. The Ministry did not respond.
| Isdru Roln sat With folded hands OF sorrow The
matter ws soon dropped By large majority and tho
R.fsyms swsiing the luke wsrmnsss OF tho Assembly.
agrees that the question ws hardly posed With sum-
ciens force In feet, the plots charged spon 'hs Minis
try and upon the Clubs enssed doubtless ooly In ths
heads Of the opposing parties
The only political interest 10 Paris ct present. s tho
contest which the brghtbrsiDsd Emile de- Girsrdin 10
sustaining with all the o!diasbionsd artillery Of the
Garx de- Frasc the Ertasmest, tho Caios and other
lexrraist journals and the agile small sword exer'
| else Of the Psspk and sympathetic prisn lie plants
hmseli hrmy upon the constituton-proposes no sps-
cs love bat sympathy Of sdus degree for the Republic
and declares 10 the utter and discomhtars OF oil
Legitimacy, that Government which u not based upon
/ ~ A tha Love anA