New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27
OUR PAEYs Co7sREspoNpENCE.
Frsn Our Own Correspondent.
PARIS, Nov. 7, 1862
TIE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.


psr,isans here and in England, over the Democratic
cams in the PenDsy lvaiia aud Odio electlohs are
great, not 10 cay eXravsGant Those De'ho''o''
gains are Interpreted TO be Southern ea'ns' LUG
speeches of JOHN Van Buren, and Hor'no oe! tnour
are Interpreted 10 be pleas for G. = A. noee"uehoe
And it is TO he observed that TINS incorporation Is
common TO Tie london Morning f0St ana I"e
LondOr T,mes the ablest and most 'Hueht ol Tue
Anti-Vnion Journals, and to tho FrfS" ana o'her
Paris journals the constant advocates OF the tpon
cause. Tie Democratic party 10 understood Ia Eu-
rope 70 be the peace party, the compromise rarty,
"the ci,gnised pariis-ns ot Slavery IN tue Noit".
7, q D. beved nj Ieast exul,inely proclaimed t.at
~ ,brt rorty have carried the election IN New York,
Covarmeni will not be able to carry on the war,
thnt an srmistico viii &c arranged, and peace aud
separation vii! ensue.
MEDIATION RUMoRs.
You will remember that noted llst July the HI
multaueous appearance in Belgian, French, snd
EDplish urr ais Of y statement To the eject that
France and England bad suspeDd'd negotiations Tor
arriving at "a oefui,e plan Of combined offer o. me-
dialigu recognition, or Intervention, III alter onr
Fall elect Gus; that IL, rs was ANTICIPATED, those
elections should be umavorahle 70 Government G.
70 prosecution Of TIE war, the occasion would be
,ezed Tor interfering in some way with our affairs.
il was then generally supposed that some sort o.
propo ltiun for tome eorl OF combined interference
by diplomatic or oler acts, offered by France, had
Just been Professionally rejected.
Tie par;ishis Of the c. ). a. now pretend that
the favorable occasion Is offered by tire Northern
Democratic party. EXs.ger4tlng the partial sue
eesses of hat party in the elections, OF which the
results are already known L. Europe, eXaggerat-
my, if you please, report rot cIi,icise tbcr aTgu-
nent) the significance OF the speeches of John Van
Buren, and HOralio Seymour, they ready discourt
tie value to their and the Southern cause, Of Tie
triumph Of the latter With TINS they closely con-
geet the iuacti0n Of our army on the Potomac,
which to then ia easily exIhc,b.e-for they exag-
geTate ~ tie significance OF McCleians popularity
with tie party OH osed TO the Administration, aid
Of bis uppopuarsy with the party that tavors
vigorous pIOst culIOn OF the war. Not 10 &C. into
dotsils of their other exs2geratons Of causes aud
reasons l cone 10 their eXagIefGuou OF effect aud
conclusion: " The Northern DemocIarc party or
peace-paTty or compromise PARTY, Ia ready for an
armisil1e Tor which the way Is reaTly prepared;
W. eh cpeus the way FOR al interference, more or
less friendly and pressing, on which france uud
Ing land are even now enierlpg.'
AS ie usually the case with persons IN interesting
situations Of his nature. wishes rapidly geerst-
g thoughts 70 which the usual forcing process
applied up 10 tie growth and stature 81 puDhc
opinion and common belief. There has been, since
European receipt of late State election returns
aud Of New-York Democratic eeobes, notable re.
crudescenoe OF rumors and relas le reiors T. tue
effect thatte lulerIeiartrcr Of All nations desules
10 about TO pronounce more or less definitely IN favor
Of the T.. ). A. The L1hdOH JventNg standard,
least autAor alive in such matters Of all Journals,
has reason 10 think it knows that media lon, or
something of he sort, rs about decided on by The
Emperor. The LO4don EV9nng St7Hd0rd eets
quoted in yesterday Paris papers, with alproyInR
comments phrased as TO amount 10 an lnc enet oi
su hOrty. Aud 60 The rumOr gains Robustness az IL
goes Oiher equally reliable Inventions aud en-
pos tions out from all sOrts Of Oyways and back
slun.s OF gossip and guess-work aud speculation
tner aniile political ana other and JOIN IL iis ram
Pab.ic opinion catches the movement and is drawn
Oh with II. 80 that il statesmen and governments
want 10 follow they hud the path conveniently
opened for them.
sIlDEIL's INTERVIEW WITH THE EMPEROR.
You have heard something, and by The steamer
that tat G. this letter yOu viii hear more, OF air.
Slideli last interview with the Emperor. IL has
been mad much Of by the fabrcants Of "rciabls
Information engaged IL the making OF C. ,. a.
political capital Dy fraudulent lssue- Of ewpapeT
money. / heard Of the interview the Gay alter II
took place. have siace Lizard what believe 10 b.
faithful 4. count Of what l1ssed between the Two
hteIlocutois. Ii / had CHOSEN 90 give an DriorI
copeciuia re; ort last week il would have come 10
tic same thing is my sexual a posteriori report:
Tie Emperor, as alwayr, was polite, listened, faid
hule committed himself TO nothing, Hao I0r' /,
wheTeupun Mr.. Shell sHbsided aud reiif,d. And
thnt let IL be uuGerstoOd once fl all, Is what most
interviews Of Mr.. Slidell or Mr.. Dayton or
other Extraordinary Envoy with hs M'Jesy ann nut
To- HIS Majesty COuLtisfs sometimes irhilt soiie-
thing imI orani--hey don {. Another interview
very recently TOOK place beta ecu tie IN peror ~
an English gentleman, IN no waV related 10 6
Ep.llsi Eno4ssy a. Paris, but VINO har hisd WIZ
siyuaI aLiuty very Eigh diplomatic post III another
psrt O, the world The American question caue mp
In course Of conversation al tins entirely nn"iIcla
interview. think that tic sum OF what hlr Mnles-
ty sad was briefly this: " a TelresentaiIVe OF the
South las told that Il ready TO accept almost
INV terms Of peace on condition that is de enochoe
was recognized. Representative OF me tnhta
States has told Inc that they were rsdy To maze
peace Oh almost any terms that incldded me lntey
Of the Union. What, then, If there TO do, Cut TO
ar hx ana
1t lie the opinion OF persons much better s'tuhUo,
is alone better endowed. ~ Judge III the cue, ht
n tue &. ;. A. would atree 70 some measure ~
abolition. however gradual, Of Slavery, II could
count upon the moral support III any case ana upon
the diplomatic sopl ofl IA he actual care ana uoh
tie mate rial support In not improbable care, Oh ihe
French Government. Take tLio care, for INSTANCE
No IeOple lave stronger, fe~ 30 stroi - teniioen
of nationality OF race than the French. lou al
home est eoiaily you Of the North, are D1t ware -
the sympathy sprinQng from that ground tha' eAirH
between French FrencLmen and Lou'sieha fIeb'n-
men or rather, OF the rice sfnG eh OF lhV"reb' le
by the former for the latter. French par l.ims o
the Souh here do understand II aud ex lott H.
Hence tnis wild bowling over Gen. Buffers pre-
elamatiOns-so wild that they should only e1cie
yonr laughter, If they were not ADDRESSED just 10
this sentiment of race--tO a sentiment ana not 10
Judgment II France does ever interfere WIN o'i
sfsirs the pretext will be found IN Louisiana. lou
know bow near 10 Louisiana are Tie fTeuch insuu-
uents TO form that prelext.
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION.
Apropos OF "howls.' The treatment that tue
Proclamation Of tie 2ld Of Sci teubcr receives az the
HANDS of The English aud French sdvochee horie 10
the Union cause their delight over ne tTea'meh'
that il receive. from their clients OF oar nome Demo
cratic party, plainly enough indicate their spPtci''
lion of n. Inheritance They do not much fear our
army on the PotOmac-especally II 1t re5te always
on he Poto,nsc they do not fear the mastery IN,