New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31

Payas Nsrs. The Troops The Press In. Pyoposed
EnFand-Her S,aesmen. The Continent. .Ross. -.
Coalition Of Paris gfssy ne Fee The Far. Popular
4pusenens LouiS PHILIPPE. Guixot. Aneyieans IN
Paris. An Amescan SAILOR, &c. &c.
Par. Correspondents Of The Tribune.
PARIs Thursday, May IS. 1850.
Paris is in great state of fever Doses of gun
powder are to be administered if it get worse
One hundred and thirty five thousand troops are
now in the city or its immediate vicinity. The
drum, the tread the splendor of war ever pres
ent. While / write, magnificent military bands
pass my window. Now the note is changed, aud
seventy drummers, working like steam engine Of
war; give out the hard death whrr in terrible unity.
Imperial Paris-not the working quarters. which
are dark and murky-seems made for parades.-
There is here a harmony Of fixed and flowing pre-.
cisions-of the vast palaces OF the Louvre and Tuil
cries proudly inviting the meridian sun to shine on
their glories or the matchless gardens whose
marble fountains reproduce the marble vault
above, whose alleys of trees of aboriginal rich
ness; and these heroic displays Of horsemsnsbip,
where thousands Of horses move under the common
impulse Of thousands of strong armed riders, where
thousands Of men tread precisely to the roar and
clang Of hundreds Of musical Instruments.
We'll may Paris have high political pulse. The
Democratic Republic meant Universal Suffrage
the men in power mean such thing The pro-
posed Electoral Law is ye, in the committee-room-
A Monarchist Committee must grease its wheels
90 that it ran smoothly. The machinery must defy
all hitches they say. 1t is useless 10 speculate on
the provisions Of this law. A few days will decide
the matter whether the People of France have
e.. &la Of kafn IA
stroyed in the ballot-box as well as In the Assem-
biz. The opinion prevails that the Government de-
signs to incite the People to rebellion.
According TO the French law, only sixty Printers
can follow their trade as propretors in Pars.-
Newspapers may not be printed at their own
ogsces unless at the Office Of licensed Printer. A
great idea this, and worthy Of the great men by
whom France has uniformly been governed. The
Pepublique, Estatctte, and the Voiz du Psuple are
al printed by NJ. Boue, refractory subordinate OF
the great men. He is typo that kicks hsbisaaily
against oppression. He 10 voted nuisance by the
Government. Its seals have boon pat on bis print
ing press all his work stopped-among other
things. the three journals in question. A petition
as ainst the new Law, awaiting signatures at the
office of the Voir, has been seized. Great IL the
wrath of the National. The faries brandish their
torches. How long can this state of things last
right rampant debate took place ia the Chan
bers last night 1t resembed the orgsms Of %.
Subject-,he Seizure Of the Newspapers, and kiB-
bred topics. When Ae debate does come, shal
give you a fun report Of il. spsning at present is
all we have.
The English press teens with the usual quantity
OF clever nothings on the proposed Electoral he
form Of France. Vast is the satisfaction Of tbs Ed
itors that England has escaped Revelation. Peo
pie in London are not killed-tbey are ooly permit
led TO die. The difference is marveloos--is h food
fo< 10y atty.
The Roy al Infant is To be named Arthur. ster the
Duke. Doubtless be will be brought up % the
same trade.
Parliament 10 dawdline away. A trumpery creek
question is before it. Men, called Statesmen ron
their overriding the State, cannot be great AZ nome
that would be obscure, provincial NOT TO say sesL
They must scour the world 10 NEEDLE WIN tne ~
fairs ofo,ber people. France In La pists, Mea p.
Tahiti. Authenticated in Spain, emma INC
cilic Islands In Greece at this moment-sfe 49,
in point. If England minded her own oa. 81
melody would talk Of Lsnsdowne, Pamers'oat. -.
socb men bat by meddtDg here, oaiylns - xss
bo,eberipg in another place, and poisonins ;sd,-
another, they get talked about An 0'ssN'