The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-14

took place 1t is stated that three treaties viii be
signed next week. Coun, Karoleg the Austrian
representative, arrived here las, evening.
France.
letter purrorting TO have been written by Napoleon
"a the King Sardinia dated Oct co. has found its way
INTO print There doubts Of It's authenticity,
but generally regarded az genuine Tho Paris COR
respondent OF the London Times who started the letter,
guarantees 's authenticity. The Emperor writes to the
King to settle with him the course which ought 70 be fol
lowed for the future. The circumstances he says are
grave and il Is requisite to lay aside idle illusions The
Emperor observes that the question not whether he has
done well i'll at Vllafrance, but rather 70 obtain
from the treaty the results most favorable FOR the
paci0caton of Italy and the repose OF Europe. It was
necessary TO conclude treaty that should secure in the
best possible the Independence of Italy, which
should satisfy Piedmont and yet which should not wound
the Catholic sentiment the rights Of sovcreigns in
whom Europe felt an interest The Emperor then gives
nctal his views the mode in which his object
may be best accomplished, and adds:-t is the real in
ercst OF your Majesty to second in the development
of the pan in order 70 obtain from the best results for
your Majesty cannot forget that l am bound by
treaty, and i cannot, IN the Congress which is
ahou, TO open, withdraw myself from my engagements
The part OF France placed beforehand The plan itself
Is already known. The Emperor demands that the
Duchess OF Parma shall be called to Modena Parma is to
by portion Of territory to be restored to the Grand
Duke Ferdinand, aud system or moderate liberty shall
be adopted in all the States Of Italy The Emperor traces
The plan OF an Italian Confederation, with the Pope Ho
norary President, az this increase of his moral influence
would enable him 10 make in conformity with
the legitimate wishes Of the populations.
This letter attracted much attention. and some English
journals see iii 1t good reasons why England should
JON the Congress.
The Paris fGtte says that congress will! take place
II would have taken place in the absence Of Eng
land but the adhesion Of the British Cabinet is longer
doubtful.
Mir Golden is said to have been received by Napoleon
This Correspondent has received a warning for article
by Monae INHERIT regarding the late war and the Pope
The Sni de la hei9ioa also received warning for
producing the article.
The Archbishop Of Paris has issued PASTORAL ordering
that prayes bepui ~ FOR the rope.
IL stated that the King Of Abysslnia has made over
France tho Isle and Port of Aassonah in the Red Sea
]; reported ia PARIS that the tariff would be
reformed as 10 give liberty Of commerce.
The Paris Bourse 0rm and fentes the 3lst ad
yanced 10 90 rs The Bourse closed the list inst
il being holiday.
The Paris -four market was quiet but steady. Wheat
firm Holders enoeagored to raise the prices, but
did not succeed The average price of wheat throughout
France shows advance the month OF IT,, lSc Con-
siderable speculation was going on in spirits, at high
prices.
| The silk trade of Lyons had considerably improved
| during the last few days Large orders expected
| from the United States.