New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27

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Henry V the lOudy.bCas:edo of fusion" Of ths two
T Bourbon branches negotiated in common by King
Leopold, Prince Albert and the Princes Of orieans--
such are tie circumstances which induce the public 70
direct anew their attention to Windsor Castle, snd 10
suspect it of secret conspiracy with the courts Of
Bgssscls Vienna sud s.. Petersburg.
"The present race Of Epglishmen" says the arisss-
crate Morriag Herald, should see that the policy
Of this country he not made subordinate TO Orean
stic dreams Of restoration Belgian terrors Of annex
stion, and infnitesimal German interests" There
sre," iusnuates LloySs Hoekly Ne'cspspsr, "eca-
"spirstOrs not watched BY the Home 0Tce-consprs-
tors whose names, like stars upon frosty night
glitter in The CoHrt Cirralar They do not live in ST
Johns Wocd, neither dwell they in Chelsea se
They enjoy somewhat larger accommodation in ihs
Halls Of Cl,remont. One of those conspirators- hs
frequent guest of gracious Queen-called D.
compliment the Duke Of Memoirs. went fresh FROM
his ENGLISH home 10 Frohsdorf to make that bridge
that is to bridge the abyss for the Burbons back 10
"Frsrce And doubtless he viii return and sgss
eat his venison ~ Buckingham Palace or Windsor
"Castlc" Your ministers writes the Paris corrs-
spopdent of Tic Leader, doing what Victoria
tells them to do Queen Victoria wishes all ts.s
K,ng Leopold wishes. King Leopold desires all that
Emperor Nicholas desires, so that Niaaolas Is q.
&" Jjee'o ne present. Ming IF EngieHd.'
Tie position of Bonapsrte is at this moment msss
critical than before although, At first view. his.
chances of fortune never seemed more promising ds
has succeeded in slipping into the circle of EurcpssS
royalty The character Nicholas has lost, be has
For the first time in his life be has become respect
cable" The power which, combined with Russia.
tumbled down his uncle from his gigantic throos.
England has been forced into an apparent alliance with
] Prussia kaya alnnost
constituted him the arbiter of Europe The prospects
of European war, dragging along with it nsurrection
airy movements in Italy, Hungary. and Poland
countries where the people looking almost exclusively
70 tie recovery etheir national Independence
means too scrupulous to the quarter from which 10
receive assstance-tbese eventuaites seem to allow
tie man Of the 2d of December to lead hedance Of the
peoples if he should fail to play the pscfcatOr with
( tLekinqs The enormous blunders committed by his ;
predecessors have given bis policy even the appearances
of national ygor he at least eyokes apprehenscns
On the part of the powers while they from the Pro
ysonal Government down to the Bgrgydres of the As
semblee Legislative had assumed only the power b
trcmble at everything and every body
But now let look at the opposite side OF the medal.
The fusion between the two branches Of the BOur-
bounI,uasty whatever may be its intrinsic value, has
tai en- place under the auspices of the Courts of Lon
don ard Vienna and at the dictation of the Emperor
Nichols II IT, therefore, TO be considered as the first
net Of Holy Alliance directed against Bonaparte Or
the other hand il has for the momeh coucilite tho
different parties Of the French BOHrgcose whose very
divisions prevented them in 1851 from opposng tho
usurpation of the hero of Strasburg and Boulogno.
The blue Republicans themselves, meeting at the house
Of Mr. Canot, have decided. almost unanimously that
they would lend their aid to the Legtmsts in any at
tempt to overthrow Bonaparte These gentlemen seem
fully resolved to again through the trsditionary
cycles of restoration BOurseois-mcnarchy and Repsblc
Fer them the Republic meant never anything but Os
foi de Ia. que e MY mee, and if they cannot take
themselves tie place of their rival they will at least
infct upon him the greatest punishment they aro'
aware of-the loss of place. The parts to be acted
have already been distributed The generals, the min
is,rs all tie principal functODares already
mated The danger threatening Bonapsrte from this
side is military nsurrecon which, if it do not lead
70 the restoration of the B0urbons, may afford the
cssion for a general outbreak But after all this Nal
let conspiracy dependant on the support of the Cos
sacks is no more dangerous than the Ledru-ROln
spiracy dependant the support Of the Turks. Lot
me remark an possGnf, that if the whole French emi
grafton at Lordon and jersey were to meet, Ledru
would hardly venture to present himself The great
majority Of the French refugees belonging to different
fractions Of the socialist party have joined together
in the Sociee des PrOscrs DemOcrates ct Socalstes,
ayowedy hostile TO the preentions Of Ledru He is
said to possess still some influence with the French
peasantry, but power must be conquered not in the
departments but at Paris, and at Paris he will meet
with a resistance be il not the man to overcome
The serious dangers to be apprehended the part Of
Bcnaparte rise from quite different quarter viz from
the high prices of provisions the sanatiOn Of trade
and the utter diapidation and exhaustion Of the Impe
rial exchequer II was the peasantry who, in their
supersttous faith in tie magic powers of the name of
- Napoleon" and in the golden promises held Thy
the hero Of strasburg first imposed him on France.
For them the restoration Of the Bonaparte dynasty
the restoration Of their own supremacy alter they had
been abused by the restoration pecuated upon by tho
monarchy Of July and made by the Republic to pay
the expenses Of the revolution Of February They arc
now disabused not only by dragonnades but by famine
toe Ineendiarisrn spreads at this moment, through
France at an unparalleled pace Az % the middlcs
classes they we're foolish enough 10 suspect the AS
serblse Nsticnsle Of having caused by the disputes
ard utrcues going On among its different fractons and
by their common opposition to the executive power the
transitory commercial stsgnation Of ls5l They de-
serted net only their representatives, but they
uroyoked Intentionally the corp dltai with view 20
restore what they called regular Government" and
ahove all sound business" They have now discovered
tbdt industrial crises are neither 10 be prevented BY
military despotism nor alevated by its stretching pub
lie credit TO its utmost limits exhaustng BY the most
,nyi,I expenditure and making financial crisis the in
cf cof,roercisi oue The mddi elnsa