Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-11-19

Europe permit to contemplate the march of events
with security and TO await with confidence the result
The famous declaration Of Bordeaux :" The Empire is
Peace !" is again formally repeated. The assertion ap-
plies we'll enough the actual position Of France and to
the policy the Emperor is pursuing in this affair Of the
East; but the assertion of the Mone1 does not in the
slightest degree shake my confidence in the correctness of
the views, presenting the Empire with different aspect
that have developed in previous letters Intelligence
from Vienna Of the 22d instant the fact that
the dpomaes of the four Powers yet entertain the hope
that they win be able, before the shall have much
progress, to devise mode Of settlement by which the
honor and the interests Of all parties will be saved But
have small faith in the satisfactory result of their ex-
ertons. The affair will be settled but by the musket
and the dplomates who ax the sanction Of Europe to
the utimatum Of the Gar imposed by force upon Europe
may take to themselves the credit Of the settlement if
they please. But predict the Car will not abate one
jot Of his present pretensons and the Sultan will not
accept and submit to them till exhaustion and perhaps
defeats in the field shall have assured him Of
the utter useessness of continued resistance Then he
will reign few years longer with the remnants Of
sovereignty the Of empire that his fatal
enemy shall have left him.
We have in this mornings Paris papers a despatch
dated 18th October 1t says Kosza has embarked for
Boston," and gives no further particulars
There is much talk here AT present of a diplomatic diff
fcuy which has arisen between the French Government
and that Of Naples. The affair at present rather
an angry aspect. 1t that few weeks ago his
Majesty NAPOLEON Ill sent two French officers, the
Duke de LEsPARRE, MddeC Camp of Marshal ST. ARSAUp
Minister of War, and NJ DucAssE young officer attach
ed to the person Of Prince JEROME (uncle Of the En-
peror to be present at series of reviews and military
operations taking place at Turin. They had orders,
when the mannuyres at Turin should be terminated
proceed south to Naples where similar military
tainments announced. The French officers did
But To- upon their arrival in the Bay of Naples they
informed that they would be allowed to leave the
boat till after the performance of the regular quarantine
the boat having touched its passage inerme-
date port which subjected it to the regulation No
monstrance on the part of Nj. MAUPAs, the French
Minister at the Court Of Naples could effect the remittal
of the rgor it represented that they French
officers who had especially be present at the Mill
tary man@uves then in progress at Naples It all in
vain. The officers like the other passengers had to
main on board till the quarantine EXPIRED and then
The military exercises over The Duke DE LEspAnRE
took the conduct of the Neapoan police in high dudgeon
He refused to go ashore at oil at Naples He considered
that twas slight upon the Emperor himself and COM
planned to his Government at home. This Government
seems to take similar view of the affair, and NJ. BE
MAUPAs has been ordered leave Naples and retire
Rome till the slight or insult shall have been explained
/ or atoned for.