New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-27

Of hostilities on the part Of the North and South
for deliberation and peace. On such
basis the American people cannot object TO
European action. therefore appeal to your known
impartslty in admitting all sides OF the question,
asking the publication of my address to the Queen
of England as published in Europe the day OF my
departure, and from which the people may judge Of
the position of Napoleon, nv own, and their duty TO
heed tho friendly move of Napoleon, and that OF
other European powers, which will be given, upon
favor here; sald move not being interference, but
simply asking US to arbitrate for peace, and II we
cannot agree they ready to act great National
Court of Appeal. To set at rest the efforts used to
weaken my influence on this side OF the Atlantic, L
reply to the general charge that have no authority
to act by stating have in the present divided state
OF the country that the settlement OF the diicuyh
alone in the people, aud as but one, l delegate to
myself Notwithstanding that thoughts spoken
or written in time have moved nations Further,
that man, not willing TO sacrifice his money, time,
intelligence influence, and life 70 save tho American
Union, is traitor. Further after making the effort
for Napoleon to inaugurate the movement, l &C,
dressed TO him communicative stating with said
action my mission to France was ended, and Should
not approach him again without his sanction On
the day he Issued the inaugurating letters 70 Russia
and England for them to cooperate, received the FOL
lowing reply, which / now translate:
CABINET EEsPsREuR.
PsLus DIS TrrLkRlEs, lie 70 Oct, 1852
Mon,sur WV CORNELL JzwErT. Hotel du LoIvrs Pari' m
My 10 eon6im letter Of I'D and should you desire to
continue your projects 70 address your eonuni1ao.s 70
lis M.esy they will be received and forwarded to their
hiyh destination.
Receive Monsieur the of NY distinguished
sidsra,ion For the Secreiae OF the Emperor Chef du
Cabinet lie Sous Chef SACOLEf
now leave the important matter Of an inaugu-
rating move on your part to bring about favorable
consideration OF the pure moive.polIcy Of Napoleon
in which / am sure the President Of tue United
States and the peculiar sentiment OF the pco--
pie. will agree. leading TO peace, prosperity, and
union. May God extend TO you that wisdom to
enable you to fully comprehend the great importance
Of favoring the move, and in success give you an
additional immortal monument, with Napoleon, AZ
connected with the demands OF nations aud human
ty. to that already erected 10 your humane efforts in
behalf OF the slave.
Your. WIN. CORNELL JEwETr.
FUtt.area9e Hotel Etir. York Dec. 70. 1862.
From The Lireypool P0ft
MEDIATION IN AMERICA.
National adlea 10 Euopefor prison or for freedom, 10
battle FOR abe reesabhmen Of American Liberty through
restored Union with constitutional guarantees TO the entire
peope-North aud South" WV. CoEszLL yKwErr.
10 fyog. me Queen Of England, and The Pre'idsn. II the
Nv enden, mission to Europe temporarily ceased with
the friendly mediation policy Of France now awaiting the CO.
operslon Of European Governments make 1t eHectusl In
restoring peace prosperity the American nation which
20 Icy be deemed necessary rom the admitted IN
.e-iins hostility south the NoItfor indie
pendsuce with hs hostility the part Of the North
the SCULPTOR unon both seek their purpose
ho0gh the sword-both deaf 10 compromise The South
~, sivan,.g. go long opposition Slavery manifested by
n. north can used by the Southern Government 70
strengthen the Southern bitterness OF iecAns and excite the
.ympsthy OF Europe
Tie North the advantage and In the right 80 long "a they
show the ,oe purpose the war tho esto alton Of the
Mon % t securing tho south tue same constitutional
.dctou over slavery tho North have their lands
thus shsniDg tho structure Of soahofn
success unity by destroying the Foundation stone, Ia
belief that the North seek the overthrow ofssery a. the ex
south uhsble in Ie'isting or indspend
earnest guaranty from tue north 90 MON men
Slave night. shall be- respected ACCOMMODATION alone in their
concurrence The North thus in maintaining constitutional
shi with the perpe.uy tho bnon should under the ef
constance. u svowed IN part hostility 70 slavery give the
south GUARANTEES for the future which II unhsei oy the
South and the independents 81. persisted H. then force ne
cssssry IN which Europe wo1i join from hst justice nov
4.spproying Of the emancipation proclamation although
isvofing freedom OF tho s.eye.
II the South admit night to Independence under the Con
stituon Of the United States then loDger battle for them
In maintaining rshts the slave under the Corsttu
that night exists. then the igi 20 free the slave
hy the ia eKists outside OF the Constitution 80 while
maintain tie right Of Southern jurisdiction over savery IN
der tie Consultation, sv"ise MAINTAIN Northern hight TO
Southern allegiance. II this be mot correct position then
the American does not aud ha. no. existed upon the
basis oi recognized government and iocisn uoyer mss
nave 10 ht scku)wltdge ihe Fedora Administrator
ministers those nom the Southern sncscd tohicde
rscy L. tais complicated yet plain state OF aiS what
thsr cout.e len but convention settle the entire
ter ispase Falling to agree. foreign noverngeat. 20 ar
Spr Cour, Of the United States for appeal in settlement
Of local national differences thus then justify myse
in taking stand outside of public sentiment when left
America for European friendly advice.
have asked aud God IN whom trust: and in whom nations
s,a ndyidua. should has answered in tn. staesmanip
moye of Napoleon which II rejected on tn. baud b,
p,d .ys. 10 con an enduring monument connected
III ls'nity aud The demand. OF nafion.; while on the
othef places the responsibility upon England, FOR upon
England joining other powers a. Russia has proclaimed.
vii So ias Lqlotesn pS~e, o'.ns .Hs o 81 .s,sas
Europe aan.t the North ia favor OF the south and forced
Justly In union with the South sesins, Ls North
fof southern independeuceso likewise the North agreeing
South efusns the North secure the eatiFo ioce Of
The act IT, ali government 4. based compromise all die
sn0ug poOpe la all nations settled through arbitration
CONT, Wh, this aereneo between the North and south
all Of tho claims Of humanity and returned TO the
now In earirs Europe to advocate constitutional right.
with Convention aud international cooperation, MAKE
ilustfious OF EngGnds Kings and Qurens-the
csns OF humanity throughout the word-the Gains OF tho
America Lost to wisdom In apride OF action North and South
suicidal to local uationsl aud individual nteeststhc claims
Of s host Of tho departed OF the great and good patriots OF
tho Revolution Of who whatever be their faults against
sns se fsr5oa ~Jr md
pendent Government showed no hostility to the English
form OF government people, rthertno claims Of tho
di'ns patriots. 'tae'men. warriors kings whose
,pGts II As ba. any existence beyond this
sphere, must now, In one mighty. godiAo host,
be weeping over tbs error of people who In bat.
tie array America would under tho iIr~wi principle Of
action guaranteed by constitutional eternal law from nigh
destroy. Government unequaed ia all time In It's tendency
human rsce-l do invoke youg Majesty the Queen Of En-
gland Join with France ia THIS humane intention Of NaPo-
view of tho character OF the American Government
that of France worthy Of imitation aud high place N the
contamination OF that hsppy period hen nations IN solemn
assembled representation settle the dreuce between them
thus eway the cruel unreasonable, uhuuan IN
ushabe mode of the sword timely advocated by Cad
badi In Ls address England written ia lay the time
tho ocean penned address TO European Governments,
both pubsed in Liverpool aud London day ssklns
iot international arbitration In American matters
To my people, particularly 20 the President Of the United
States most earnestly appeal removal OF the slave
proclamation. with ayowei policy 10 mnntin the war
upon Union saving basis securing conyenuon, diner
settled In that European mediation heedsd This
done may the people, IN their majesty Of power aud
right e and through tho balo,box continue 10 manifest
their hostility any other basis OF the war then Union
until they raise to power constiluonHy Az Admni'tra
tou representing that ssitment-eaynB tae pufenneea
President Lis unfortunate unwi.e policy 70 the rettou
ton of Heaven his conscience rather than the just indl.