New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-05

on an ordinary occasion such maniies'a-
.;on of public sentiment could not fail 70
command respect Bot where party spirit
RACES as ii now does in France, and espe-
ciallv where the party for the time being IN
mower. sees that the next turn Of the politi-
cal wheel is sure to result in its own anni-
hilation. a result which it has learned to BE-
Eeye will he attended with the annihilahon
Of all that is most valuable in Society, tAa'
party cannot be expected to listen 70 any
persuasion. The French party Of Order
is in precisely this position; II has no
choice: it cannot regard the wishes OF the
Nation it cannot regard the Constitution or
its own oath the really honest men it-and
no doub. there are such-reg2rd the Nation
as they would a crazy man, TO be put under
restraint whatever may have been their past
relations with him. And SO 1t is most pro-
babe that they will put France in the
straightjacket Of this new law.
Surprising this 70 he done we see 10 naT
reason TO fear an immediate, violent re7olu-
ton; such q thing is possible, bat BY No
means certain.
Our dispatch informs US Of q reconciIia-
ton between the two branches Of the Bour-
bons preparatory 10 an attempt toward
new distribution Of Europe to be made by
them under the patronage Of Russia. The
authority for this statement IS not given,
and quite possibly it is one Of the rumors
which for the past year or Two have abound
cd in Europe with regard to the exiled royal
families Of France. But there is little doubt
that these rumors have a foundation IN
truth. Such a scheme IS undeniably on
band. improbable as It's execution may seem
to us who Judge with the common sense
which belongs to impartial and distant Or
servers. The banished family has never
ceased to regard the throne Of France as is
property By title no less awful and perma-
nent than the authority Of Heaven; II has
ever believed tie agitations which attended
and have followed its expulsion 70 be a chas-
tisement sent from on high, not for the cor
rection Of any special sins it had committed,
but to punish the crimes Of the Nation :and
it has not ceased 10 look forward to the pc
riod when it should be re torei to Its legi:i-
mate position, and the Divine Blessing once
again smile upon France. This infa.aation
Is shared BY the ultra legitimists and ultra
monarchists Of the country, while the al
heIents Of tie Orleans branch, whose faith
is nothing and whose only idea is their
pitiful selves, are but too ready 70 counte-
nance aconspiracy to overthrow the Republic
for which they feel sincere hatred. That
from the conferences Of these parties, with
the aid Of Russia, whose fixed purpose is the
restoration Of royal despotism in the entire
continent, there should issue such shape
less monster as the alleged scheme is not i'm
probable.-Its realization is another matter.
The prospect for Federal Union Of the
German States looks more encouraging than
at any former period. The Congress Of
Princes Just held at Berlin lave assented to
the Erfurt Constitution and have formally
nut Prussia a. the head of the new League.
We trust this news may no, md in mere va
por. 1t is a matter Of consequence that
Germany should be organized under a Cen
tral Government which can exercise some
efficient control over her troop Of little
courts and eventually deyour them. The
historical function Of great Kings, TO swal-
low NJ all the little ones, has not yet been
performed in Germany and We trust nothing
ay now prevent it. We have hitherto
hoped that it might be dispensed with by
more radical and conclusive process, but it
seems that it must be gone through with.
The opposition Of Austria to.he new scheme
and her attemp; to revive TIE old Diet Of
Frankfort have proved Intellectual: she has
No money: her Treasury is exhausted; she
has reached the end Of her rope.
The Pope is said to be still unquiet on his
throne, through distrust of the French sol
diers: he evidently fears that they may
come under some other orders than those Of
his friend Louis Napoleon. 1t must bacon
f,ssed that his fear is not without. founda-
ton.
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