New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-14
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.
The Prus.iaB -~wiizeTIand-The
French Repnblic-C Onfes>ion- or Con-
spiraf0r.

French Correspon8eucs Of Tie Tri5ure.
LONDON F-5 . lao.
Es,.rs Grrssy & NeE,au
GEsrrENEv-The most important event in the
present position Of Europe. since the departure Of
the as; steamer. is the deinitiye vote 0u the new
prussian Cons titutiou, and the .orIns Inauguration
Of this Constitution by the osth Of the King The
ceremony Of the Royai oath was marked by
srest soemuliy 10 the words Of tie Prince His
whole character 8 inpnn;ed % tbs discourse
have no doubt Of tie sincerity Of rs adhesion, and
ia my opinion the arrangement is Periect.r accept
able in the sct1s state Of Europe and Of the Ger
man nationality When speak Of a. arranse
n4ent Il . certain tina, the King has msde
meat Oh tie essential point. which Is bis sovereign
y by the grace Of God and by ihe Inheritance u
be fathers The old political principle remains
but this beine once admitted. the Pr1ssian Con
str1tion u one OF the best combinations, which po-
tea. chemistry and mechanism have ever pro-
tuced Il bears q great resemblance 10 tie British
Constitution, viii THIS difference. that ia Ecclrsi-
asticai establishment j. relatively much weaker
tnaG that Of the English Church.-one Of the most
substantial supports Of the old British oak. TIE
same may be SAID Of the proprietary establishment
tendencies Of tie German mind the only ser
,us obstacles that can see % the successful prac.
tea operation Of this product Of chemistry and
mechanism Ia TO other country the world have
religion and landed property the same interest as
they have in Germany. in forming corda. alliance
with Socialism. reduced to its ust proportions that
- b. say as maintained m course Of lec,1res Al
Berlin IN lsiO, reduced 70 the Political Economy
AGO Er4fa cd ont % Fnf
'u.I developments rs derived from the great princi
pies Of the Old and New Testament On these
conditions, the Prusssn Constitution Wi ~ for
ward AM will serve point OF attraction and OF
concentration 10 the great Germanic nifty
The grace OF God is essentially the principle OF
me English Monarchy The omission OF the Del
Irafia on the new tyO form pieces wa. the prn-
psi cause Of the withdrawal Of these pieces from
.irculaiion lu sct ths constitution by the grace
~ God, Is stu tie best oi any Europe consider
I'd in reference 20 liberty, including that OF our mis-
cradle French Republic strangIed between two
slsehoods for the advantage Of third-the legiti-
nste ialsehooi. the BaHkOrr0c1 or Orleans false
hood, the Napoleonc or Imperial iasebood until the
moment, when we shall say, By the grace OF Cod
and the viii OF the sovereign people The support
q the aristocratic principle OF the old monarchies
Is 81 little more importance Tor old Europe, than
the consttu tional hybrid, and the reciprocal con
tract between King and people, the inauguration
y w
King Louis Philippe, because he preferred TO ally
himself with intri-ucrs and stock lobbers thanwith
f-he people and menot sincere convictions.
With the exception OF the prescribed and the
rest Of tht. Socialist Republicans. who have re
uain.d faithful to the Constitution OF lsi- 10
France II has proved such ialsehood that all par
tee. bv unanimous agreement have refused ~
nitro duce into It the sanction n an oath. THIS IS
one OF the artiu snares which the Reaction has
spread for those profoundly vain and empty heads,
when they have not been pertidiOus, that have di
rccted the first steps OF the Republic up "a the
election 81 Dec 10, is virtual dissolution. J do
rot say that will not be resuscitated by the third
iay, that is 70 say, by the elections OF l-52. Bat
10 was crucihed on the 10th OF December II expired
ln the 18th OF June, and II IS now drawn ON the
hurdle by the gendarmes Of Gen. Changarnier to
the approaching day of its burial which will be no
ioubt necessary before It's resurrection. The trait
rs of this drama have at least had the deceucy 10
steer clear Of aB OATH and tie wrong heads have
ittemptcd 10 stick 20 their proposition. am Tar
rom believing that the ssnctty Of an oath has not
ten been violated Ia this age and especially 10
France. but still assert that il IS the only moral
.uaraniee that can be demanded with any conf.
learc Of the greater number OF men Of mature age
and masters Of themselves. They, at least, pledge
by their oath the maximum OF their prooIty their
DEVOTION and their honor. beside the little religion
which remains b. them IN country where the ties
The OATH then. is something very important no
nv opinion and that ol the King Of Prussia, even
Z Il had not taken the particular form which hc
gave 90 IT, is as important that OF any person IN
Europe for regard him a. a sincere and religious
uaa. although he may be deemed compound
tile too temporal OF the religion and the politics Of
he Court 81 Prussia. The United Kingdom %
GERMANY can perform useful work and one OF
n1e duration under the protection OF tins Constr
l.ion IL WAS the necessary point OF departure
ne essential condition oi the reunion Of the Eriurt
Assembly
This reunion vii undoubtedly take place Eng
snd and France are agreed on this J have every
-eason 10 believe.
The defnltive passage OF Prussia into tie al
lance Of free states is an important fact ~ the
policy Of Europe. Austria and Russia, by the
agency OF their sssried journals, viii 90 everything
"a their power 70 Illustrate the Enur reunion
There Is plan on foot for the division OF Germany
destined 10 reduce as much IS possible the innu'
.ace OF Prussia and for the special benefit oh Aus
INA and Bavaria THIS plan has been developed
a length in the letters signed "Geunsnicas, 49,
serted IN the English Journal. the Ot0te. Austua
,isa proposes new zolvereln, which . Only the
,lunterieit OF the Prussian zolVercin The acme
an OF England 70 the ideas OF Prussia IS Al uls
moment that which gives the best chance 10 an
imperial counterfeit IN France IN case the cohp' II
ne Of LOUIS Bonape1e should turn out to be cups
FSf4t even for an Orleanist restoration with the
srrpcv of the Count OF Paris This coordination
receives the greatest favor here. Henry ' Is
not wished fr on account OF his relative dynasuc
roritv as Bourbon, account OF the idenilIy OF
3 principles with Russia and with Austria, and on
account OF his too intimate alliance with the Court
ID Rome which Would contribute to strengthen
With the Pspacy the Absolutist tendencies, CON
trary TO the English policy IN regard to Rome 'or
England has very decided policy on this point
nf which Will hereafter speak. sui there IS no
.onmitrsl on tins side, and the chances OF LOUIS
Bonaparte continue 10 be watched
Before coming 20 these. let me say lew words
ut Switzerland. and OF the French Republic The
expulsion ii the Refugees IS a new step Of the
European reaction. The Federal Government has
yielded There was no one 70 sustain H. IL Is
said to-day that II viii not yield the right Of asylum
This vii LOT be demanded Of i, But ~ laei. .
vii be required 10 give up al the refugees whose
.resence WI be restraint. ana ~ tie end THIS *
su.sson or this au4hilaiioa OF al the men capable
:. any influence Wll produce a. tAe results ID
cushing the reyoiutiOn thst are desired Loans
Napoleon viii place no obstacle 10 this II ne d9r-
ed h. would demand here the expulsion Of Ledrl
Rohn. Louis B .anc. Caussidl.re. and others lne
aost that can be done IS 10 pay certsin writer's NE
Paris correspondents OF English journals, ioT resu-
srly trSnsating al the cauHn,es o. Csrlers police
Tie English public still the dupe q these carm-
airs But this cannot eudare long.