New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27

If these casmilies affected America only these
suferings of friendly nation would be enough 10
excite tde anxiety and sympathy of tic Emperor;
bu. Europe also has suffered in one of the princiPa
branches OF her industry, and her artisans nave
been subjected to most cruel trials. France ana the
naratime powers have during tie struggle main
tanned the srictest neutrality; but the sentiment
BY which they are animated far rom i''iosh8 Oh
them anything like indifference, seems, On .ne con-
trary, 70 require thst they shou'o "'sis' V"e '"o
beliieersr PARTIES in endoavor 10 escape from
position which appears TO h@'s 10 iSFuo' NC i'''es
OF the two SIDES have bi.Aer-o AOl5"t Win Oai1''ou
success, aud the latest accounts 10 not show any
prospect oe a q, eedy termination Of the war.
The. circumstances, taken together, would seem
- favor the adoption Of measures which might bring
abort y ruoe. The Emperor Of the French. there
f,,s Is Of The opinion that there is now an opporiu-
,it, Of aerng TO the bellieerous the good Offices OF
the maritime Powers. lie therefore proposes to
her Majesty As well Us 20 the Emperor Of
Russia, that the tlrco Cour,s should ondeavor,
both at VI ash ogon, ard ia communication with the
Confederate Slater, to bring about suspension Of
hos,lils, for six months during which every act Of
hostlt, direct OF indirect, should cease, at sea as
well rs on land This ariais'ioe might If necessary,
be renewed FOR further period
This proposal. Drouynoo Lauys proceeds to say.
would no, imply on the part Of the three Powers
any iud.neut on the origin Of the war, or any
pressure ou he negotiations Cor peace, which it is
hcped would take see during he armis..ce. The
three Powers would only interfere to smooth tie OBJ
,,acles. sud only within the limits which toe two
Interested parties would prescribe.
K..,,b Hovoruut-rt Il. Of oni,inn at
even ia toe event Of failure Of incediate success,
these oyerureo might he useiel N leading The mrd-
OF mea noy, aeGjed b. passion, 10 consider the at-
vanta9es Of oorcilialion and peace.
Such Is 10 Substance the proposal Of tie Govern
rnent Of thc Emperor o. the French aud / need
hsrdiy ~, at Il has attracted tho serious attention
of her Msiesty's Government Her Majesty Is de-
sirous O! scting IN concurrence with trauce upon
the great questions now agits'ing the world, and
upon none moss than Oh the contingencies cor.
nected Will, the great strugge now going Oh in North
America
Neither her Majesty, tjo Queen, nor the British
nation VIII ever forget the noble ard emphatic man.
per in which the Emperor of the French INDICATED
the laws II sa,Obs, and assisted the cause oi peace
In The instance Of the seizpIe Of the Confederate
Commissioners on board the Trent. Her Majcs'y's
Government recognizes with pleasure the dsign o!
sres,ing tbe progress Of the by friendly moag-
ures the benevolent views and humane intentions Of
.be Empelor.
They are also OF the opinion that if the steps
proposed were 20 he taken, the Concurrence Of
Russia w mid be extremely desirable. Her Msjeslys
Government haye however, not been informed, az
70 the rresent time, that the Russian Government
have agreed TO cooperate with England aud France
on this occasion, although that Government may
support the endeavors of England and France 10
obtain tbe END proposed.
Bat is sLo end proposed a';aiuable at The presen,
noneui by ,ic course suggested by the Government
Of France Such is the question which hes been
snxiousiy aud carefully examined by Her Majesty
Government.
Alter weighing all tie information which has been
received fr,r m America, her Msiesiy's Governme
are led 10 Ike conclusion that there s no ground at
the present moment 70 hope that the Federal Gov
ernneui woald accept ire proposal suggested, and
refusal from Washington at the present time would
prevent any speedy icre wal Of the oter.
Her sisie,.y's Government think, Therefore, tns'
i.Uo3 b. better u watch carefully the progress u
opinion n America, and IT, 90 Their appears reason
% hone :, may be found 70 have undergone, or may
undergo hereafter, any change, the three Courts
mich, then avail themselves oI such change 10 offer
their frierdv counsel with a greater prospect than
DOW exits Or ia being accepted by INC TWO contend
ing parties.
Her Mgrsty's Government viii communicate to
that of France any intelligence they may receive
from W s-,ington or Richmond bearing on t5is i'm
por,ant subject.
Your Eseenency may read this Dispatch to III.
Drouyn ee Liuys. snd give hima copy Of il.
RUSSELL.
PRINCE GORCIhKOFr's REPLY.
81 PlrsAsBCRch &oy. j.. 1852.
The Joprao' Of ". Peter,buf,'t contains tie reply
Of Prir,- Gorchakof TO the rote Of DIouyn de
Lhuys winch IL 10 suus.ance 80 ioli0ws:
Alter -eceiling the constant efforts Of Russia IN
favor Of conciliation Prince GorchasoY says that
It ia requisite above all thiues 10 avoid the appear-
ance Of any pressure whatever capable OF chilling
public opinion IN America or Of eXercisng the rue
ceptibiE.y IF that nation. We believe tA4t a com
bined ,ssure OF the three great Powers, however
eonclalory, II presented in official or olioas
character would be the cauge Of arriving It Il rrsuli
Old ,,sd 10 paeication. ! however, Franc. should
pers;st "a boz intention Of mediation and ENGLAND
should aequio3cc in Der coarse Instructions shall 'e
sent 70 Baron St,eckl, at Washington, 10 lend 20
both biz colleagues there One French and Englith
Muis,ers, if not Official aid at least moral support
LyFrpOoL. NOV. i5-Eyening.
The Ioadon MDrning Uer0id bitterly denouncer
the nou-nterveniion policy Of the Bnlsh bovrrn'
meDt. ana SAYS tat the language Of Lord joan his-
sells dispatch mo- IL the hopes ana insuis the
misery OF half a million starving, English, iabohnS
men,"
TIE Nsrold then charges the British Cabinet