New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

.tt;u Los ro,sed almost all classes Of the com
,nuni,v AGAINST the Government, whose general
roIicv;' il indignantly condemned. a ministerial
,rar has also been declared against portion Of the
newspaper press. On TUESDAY tne Minhtef, "a
r;,,ne ~ an uurepealed law Of 1914, wiihdre the
Ererse tom M BOule, 4 printer AL put seals
mon the prefses; consequently neiher, the FoiE
u, pe,yf the RcppJAqsc. nor The Eadfcfc, al
violent iournas. were Published on " ednesday:
In the meantime. the Government IS determined
10 employ military force against the people, shold
an Itnsafe occur. 10 3 stated that Uen ChangH-
pier is instructed, if m insurFecton break o1t %
a., With decision. Two systems have been pro
ro.ed 10 march instantly upon the insurgents and
.rrv their barbados 81 the p1int OF the OayOnet
Or 10 let the issurrection gain head At first, and
estsbsb itself in the eastern ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 70
eUvelop the insurgents within Ilese, and Olmpafd
the quarters they take possession oi. Gen Cnan-
-syrier has uroi oanced n favor q the latter pan
vast GUAM ity Of materials have been accumulated
Al Vinceuncf 'or the purpose ol sleAils the cas-
e-, districts Of Paris end everything 9 really fr
carr, ing this operation iltO effect with the greate-t
dispsfch Meanwhile, the managers OF tue insuf
rec,iou. whom We must suppose @ be perfectly
vel acquainted with this intention, are said % c'1-
template q c0Dp de nam upon tie W estern Ar.ol-
easements, where they would ate npt 90 es-a1isl
themselyc8 in order Oh battle t-e prepare. 00s ~
Vncenpcs for the bombariment oi tie Rel Fan.
b9uras Arother account states that the to3ls
have been increased IN number; the capital 1ls
been divided into small Districts, each OF when
viii be guarded by uiXc1 detaChMclts 0i troops
Of the line and National Guards, vel kn) IA iJr
their ATTACHING NJ 20 the cause Of order Inc houses
at the corners Of the principal streets wal, a. the
very fret movement, be filed with troops 10 pre-
vent the forming Of barbados and any persons at
tempting to make them will be shot on the spot
The President Of the Republic has by decree,
dated the 18th, dismissed from their functions the
Deputy-Mavors of the Third and Ninth Arroldlsse-
ments, for signing the petition OF the AIMS De Ia
Constitution against the bill for the revision oil the
Electoral Law. In consequence OF this decree,
the Mayor Of the Third ACCOMPLISHMENT sent In MS
resignation on Wednesday.
Apriyate letter, written al Paris late on Wednes-
day. and published in the Morning Herold, asserts
that the Government will not stop their violent
proceedings until they have succeededi producing
an fraeufe which they want for the sake OF putting
Paris in a state of siege" The same paper adds
awhile they have so much business on hand at
home. we hear of certain acts indicating hostile
feeling toward England. Orders have been trans
mtted to the sea ports to get ready vessels for the
Mediterranean aud all officers have been ordered
TO ioin their ships. Let not the people OF England
be blindioded BY any twaddle about Greece. The
whole thing is perfectly plain for all who choose to
use their eyes. There cannot be an alliance with
England and Russia together At this mOmentnOt
only is the English alliance incOnvenient but it is
irksome and troublesome. A Government which
isengaged in doing acts suited only to the region Of
St. Petersburg, turns naturally TO ST. Petersburg.
A Government which wants the aid Of Cossacks to
establish des potsm at home, must begin by pleas
ing the Gar" II is clear that crisis is approach.
ing in France which the Government will find din.
Guilty in subduing. Military force is powerful en-.
cine in the hands Of despotsm; but anindgnant and
united people striving for liberty is much more pow
erfuL Were Louis Napoleon wise, he would Judge
from the past What shkelytocome from thecoercion
of battalions and brstled bayonets. The next few
DAVIS may bring about events Of the most moment
Gus nature involving the future destnies Of France
a military Dictatorship or civil war.