New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-01

II.
t,u, informing France and Europe thai, ilsH,Hi VI
On the instant lsughng at tbs ~boe aifair, ofoo'@
ou. their men, or deciari1g tDhl, even WY
Republic proclaimed in Parr, they "o1" ~.
against Il for the ECp.rs, the o'beerr az Cn"""'
ran to ,be sub prefoct and dechnen % zen
skins ard their COMMISSIONS ior lhe hlui,'v, -:
fore having made slre whether or net toc ~ Puo'"f
was proclaimed The fact proVee that the p'"e- ~
the army canDo, be rehed upon Save We n''u''
which are toe deeply comproinistd o' b',0
received TOO brilliant rewards 10 seP'I"N
their deetln.es from that Of tte hnp-'e
there il perhaps but one snee posaOn o.
il sltop.tber Trustworthy. namely, the 6uaras
Ti. corps is indeed very strong and must Re aware
that, under any other government u "oufu
merged into the hne or altogether dsoaEdtG. lie
infantry fore. consists of four Teeinentr oi seh"-
diers, Two regiments Of Sotseurs, one regimen; "
gems d'aImes, one regiment OF IoJa'.s ana one o''
talon Of chasseurs-htccetb"r seventeen pht.aii."s
81 nfaItry. IL mLster-, besides, t"O fts 'ineh's "
cura.sicrs two regmen's Of Dragons, one reg u+o'
Of mounted greDsd.ers. one regiment oi hGssa7s'
and Oh. reg meut Of chass"urs. or twenty.cne sqa-
drons Of cavalry; its artillery. too, beng ra'heF
strong. rs Whole Numerical io'ce aIhoAh-s ~
about 90 0OO men. with 40 10 % cannons, nuc#nS
sufficiently powerful 70 codnteract the teIHthc'es
to vacilaiion which Nigh; prevail Ia ihe lbe N ne
case OF q e. nous struggle Wl'n tie rams PeOpe'
Moreover. every thing provided foE sudden 'on-
centratou Of the troops from the psovhces, as tu'
NEST superficial glance az : railway map ot - rance
will piuy. 50 that oysmcnt Which should ho'
take fh. Government BY surprlse II srre Ia mud M
rayed lainst j, the formidable force OF from pocUU
10 Il. .0uU nen. But The very measures B0naiart'
has taken e. suppress armed revolt, make u quite
iuprobabi, that il shoIid occur except on come
great unforeseen occasion wLrL a.. decdeCiy anti
EonaUartiet attitude of n, bOurGC"sie, the 'ecet
societies undermining the lower strata OF tl' army,
the petty eaosrs. vcDsi trea 't@rles apc Of'dIst
or leeiimisi leanincs dividing ts superior layers,
are hkoly 10 turn the scale IN favor q The rcvou-
tonaIy masses. The woss. thing that could happen
to the latter would be succes-iI! att'rupt on
Bonspartr- he In that CasC tie answer gwen by
Norny. a. the beginning - the hnss,au war, 70
Bonapartes question. what they intended dong on
hs sudden death Mons coWneHcerioHs d' Joi'r t0s
hs Jr6mrS par hj,at'n. Il PntS hcaS tcchtr.oHs d
nous arrang,r fant bilr Guc NAL rs O1fd@s,
fWe shall begin by throwing al the leromes cus Of
tie window and then sha! arrange matters IL
well as We can with the Orleans fanny, woud
perhaps turn out II prophecy. Before the men OF
ihe iaubourgs could have dccfed HPon thr couhsetO
take. Morny might execute BIS paiace-reVoiu'ion,
proclaim The Orleans. and thus drd" over Tue IL u
die classes [, the aBti-reyolntioDaT! camp.
Meanwhile BOnaparte's dl'aPPoHtmcLts 70 the
f,lJ of fnrcirn policy vastly contribute . urge hn
ON in bis systep of domestic terrorism. Every
check he snstains from without, by 0etrayine itc
weakness OF hs position and giving new Lite IL The
tIuHS Dl liA dibyHirte '.''"'N
up by new display oi What Is called govern
mental yiaorN And these foreign m!scarFages
have rapid, accumulated daring tie .att weeks
There was first tic great failure with regard IL
England Then even SnIlIerifuG, although sLe
Lad made NeTN cOwardiy cODccssIonf, took courage
Ia demur al tie further S!ePt urged rron her - the
most Incei,mOnious manner. II Nas formally de-
clarpd ~ the Confederation that II necessary reg-
mchts of French infantry would cntc. and perform
those police dut es which the pcce of Switzerland
could not do for Themselves. AZ thls pom even
Nj Kern found it necessary to demand be pass
ports and the French Government t. draw on.
Belgium. having altered its iaw at Eonaparte dc
tation declined TO comply with the demand Tor
Gen. Changarncrs expulsion. ne toInussi ion o.
the Pedmontese Chamber charged with the duty OF
examining the bill 10 asslm:iate the SardinaB ih-,
tutons to The Htcs A0poieoAtnn,s, by majority
of FIVE agailst Two, proposed The pire and simple
rejection OF the BODapartlst proect. Anstte, fuil!
aware that fOrsinIs cNcent"n Lar bodnd over
10 her baud and foot, the hero Of Straso lrf, aud
that he can no longer alarm her through ltaly
shows him the cold shoulder.
TO expose itself to rdicue il tie sUrest way Tor
french Government = aunih:ate ltsel:. BVhapaTte
is conscious Of N, grotesque luster which NE hs'
hafied attempts at PLAYING the Dictator oi Lurtpe
have shed upon him. The more contemptee D..
European position grows, tie more keenly ne iees
the necessity Of appearing Formidable T. france
I Uf feIueniy. lHe reilE ol Viioi ~ Ei"b
extending. Gen. Espinlsse, az The heai oi tHe
Mni.try oi he Interior, is now bac aed by Ny
Botclie fcriner colonel in the hIssars, al the
heed of the Prefecture fpolice. The sy.tmadOpted
by there military mvrmidons U; the second Empire
is thus described in Ih' Conttnenidt R'e"n;
They hs,. ,ain :he old ,i;- q Ind Id who ,er ,oe
I94, and ls wee de,iErs'st b. Pi- dr
se1ou- aud thy have sIrs NEE pet'oI' en- i'" DC ~
ru AID IA bs defaIIrt-. Al nj W. con- VIII, '
L,c.: IN, iry bcill I'd. > 20 whe'i "f - M
taI H.. thai tsui s.en e-orT, o romp.Alt ar ~ q
rT .r.,. bs, .1s Th- hour,. cleLs W. eiue -
'ed away s's by n ~hiFi"i7e whih af 80 ne TLo
& 'd,' ,s,,c cr-sl Of bv t. re ron tse d.. oi
h', - ,,J Ton fb,i fy, Tt.s e own ,,oi
hou low !, srohrd h.r, va az Gnd WIN Wa:
.b Of ,'er m 'ertl.e q its-fy o. '.y u,
op indiydr.. ho lsd beer 10 le.s tnsr yea 90 g.;
pTsuce srd VIII coussqesy eya.d II; reG sy
,Ft tu wkc they bal in Frame a. - eL, in"
.uf would i1e,i:.iy have ben thrown Iri pa-e
several pcrots 1Lo bod b-L le.d 'on; yrat- of ',,
utr q arr, ng ihIu TleT terr'd 81 ibe !- OF
t.lne loIn.y arrested aid HsIy a. tae', rpy oe'a-.'
they suong th' crowc II u, te's 40 3' W. -
ory crir,e T. stlrIcfs ces ;hst L I'd; ag T ne .y
,l,t the police wal asqini The IL srd . hn-I H.
vLci hs sN,cu,sd 1. Di sri Ish sL 't .i- p"
ccri.rl,d epor By M oPii,n la ne dep .,n'ii r'
drawn up ~ III" tin@ui't'; 'e ho'i e t'd o' -
,sDS,d's ,rrrrt.d ~ ~ Pfe.e: sd lookps
The electoral la~ Sud IN. cife--r. OF .h sie
take mea.ur,s ior thG r the cardes q thei-
Tiese considered ne wors ~ cup';s au1 they
be ci,htIv,ry rc yry inf entail 81 .sIy wei Pee "a
hy hcr fiend esceIe :h' e. Aoc 'hc-s "h Sc
nc,s sppsIs - Gel Cour,as who sc- having
tlsy,d pst iG4S C.ilGceElnC Cmti Of ;hs HEioiA
Gasd Paris lived for Ii. e. rs yesis j. Ilc ''~.:e. ee
inert ountry house IL lie cf1';Heas II AE i1y-c
tom .cisty and ait, seL,T s:fans': 20 Io.s oF pa!7
sfsirs
What with tbs system Of general safety, what
with the pangs Of a coTrmercial cTisis that has te
come chronic the French middle r!assc. " ] soon
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