New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-16

| us-Je6. Davis Asks for the Mediation
Of The Pope i'm his Btbalf-The Con-
gress-schleswig-Hol stein--Thc Corps
LegiaIatif.
From Our Special Correspondent.
PARIS Nov. "a. 1863.
The French Government has another fine
opportunity for showing its frendliness TO Day
before yesterday news reached here Of the prohibition
Ivy our Government Of recruiting volunteers ior Junrez
within it's Jurisdiction On the day there arrived
in the harbor Of Calais the Confederate steamer Kappa
hammock, Captain Campbell. friend who came over
from London last night gives the following Information
obtained from French fellowpassenger in the trnin
from Calais lie cannot for the accuracy Of IFS
every detail but believes il In the main correct. lhe
Rappahannock /. vessel Of $50 tuns English measure
ment il was built for the English Navy rejected BY
the Admiralty; las portfolios, but no guns mounted
she from Sheerness the Thames. Shortly AFTER
her arrival party Of young men engaged the master
Of smack to take them out fishing; 80 soon as the
boat of from tho pier they ordered the master to
put them board the Rappahannock he resisted they
threatened; he called for aid to neighboring boats;
Captain Campbell who watching these operations
from bis deck, now got into boat and boarded the
smack; tho boat that brought him then left, and the
smack brought Capt G. and the young men back TO
Calais town. where they underwent some sort or eSsm
nation by the liberties and sere then all sent 10
hotel. where up last evening. they were still under
guard Awaiting orders from headquarters, the local
authorities have put the Rappahannock In Taboo" If
this last statement Of my informant be correct 1t shows
pleasing inconsistency with tho recent treatment es
prompt as friendly q the Florida and Georgia by the
authorities Of Brcst and Cherbourg--a treatment APP
proved by Government and explained to DO In accord
ance with int rnntiona law and neutras duty by the
Editor Of the Moaeur Is that flexible code about 10
suffer sen change into something rich and strange
/ here as vel as In Englandi
II suggested in an article lust published In Il Cor
r,spondcn, that the French Government might tarduy
make M It's mind 20 remember is own request pre-
sonted in with England. In the time ot tue
Crimean Wer 90 Government, very respectful ara
urgent request that Russian prvaieeTs should be httec
on in American por'; which resIeetillyw oLaea re-
quest was mlned iaely granted. The came writer also
pous 10 those Russian ships now lying IN new ON
hnrbor-exiremely suggestive ships ~ English ana
French mercantile mariners. Perhaps some folss on
either side Of tie channel getting 70 see that es
Didsbury says is very poor rule that worGs hiee
WAYS.
men a. ter Russian ships-of and no end OF pfiya
toers would be 10 English and French merchnntnen
The extreme powers u Russia and tie United States
multiplied by uniOn. II slit more than equal the Ieab
powers OF france ard England. Some very sang ine
believers Ia the rendness and intelligence Of our Gear
ally. France gOso far even as 20 think thar mo Florida
were, In Erest end CheIbOuTg and that "Aen nose
holes In their bottoms taay mended there VAL be
other fundamental ieasons for their staying there
Meantime those sosentlogs legislators and phen-
hropic stipbuilders. Mcssrs. AMMAN and 'ouez are
hamuering away az those iron-clad stcaUe 20 be
equr' I'd With Blakelsy guns for the Pacific trade Il
I. liz curiors ueThsrs seeing tho eminent moral
superiority 0i European bWgiieIs over American on
gressnel that nessrs. ArInan and Vouez are boll
members IL the I!ys IeFislatf As Icssfs. Laird ana
Lindsay the hoiasL abiding English ship buiiders
ore both members Of the L gsh Parliament And i Is
particularly pleasing 20 ponfive rend OF humanity
10 have on best Monsieur ArinanSs own aHthorti
that tie pruongG u our horrible civil war - af
moro dsrossi 20 his feelings than 10 BIS pocket See
the text the amendment unnecessarily proposed oy
that hunnni- iAn builder TO IL sslluIes response
10 the throne Speech ast year
/ An roads lead 10 Rons A new one has been opened
Il seems from Richmond, and two pilgrim agents o. tue
Jewish Protestant Cabinet have erris 90 NJ the Estcsh
There saws the Aonan correspondent oi Le Monde the
have had The honor % wing q. tho feet .; re hoy
Father the homage Of President Davis who although
Protestant addresses message tho Vicar OF Jesus
Christ expressed 10 Is SAID. IL terms such ~ good
Catholic would plido himself on using
The ilcCt ~ this re r. according 10 the above
cited authority e. beg PM *. 40 be the mediator tic
pacihcator Of the United states" His Holiness Is re,
ported always by the authority 20 have recoved
TIE petit .no.B sent BY jed. and Judah with tender
simplicity and 10 have tod them shat he should BIO most
happy fn holy mission pertinent To bis ministry.
~ President Lncon should also come aud ask tAe pa
erna nten e1tcn Of o.. Vicar u Jesus Christ. Ger
tainly r. Abraham and Nh Seward were u follow suite
to this last t!e I'd played ~ Jefferson why docs not
aay body say honest Old Jcn y and Bonlamin some
thing nj -ht como OF srch queer American prayer
meeting ~ The vatican.
What profit. beyond the amisble Pope's unc'uorsly
courteous phrater the ingenious diplomatic hagmcn IN
tho sA,e line likely in L0ine may be cal
cugtod ly any one WHO WIZ consult page CO .! the
"iirst Part Of the Pr,eiacntsl Message rrd Docu.
trron,s' for le62 lcCj. In dispatch that page al
dressed by MIR. Seward 10 the third person whom MI
ncolsLas clothed with the trei authority OF Minister
10 Rome o. tho brilliant Bntcbford. whose Llete0Ilc
dash across the diplomatic sphere only deepencd the
I fv.h ~ uurknf ia Alch v.guTnet his
gnilnoly lossin that disnatch, dated 18th October
ls62, reference u made "a one received rom Consul
StlmEn acting Cerss de- aDs Ia the second OF the
four periods since st when Rome tas been widowed oi
an American Minister dated loih September. leo" In
which lastnauled dispatch Mr. StiLnan makes report
of conversation between himself and Cardinal AntO-
ne yeTeat that presty state expressed BIS con-
Yiouon that, ia Rejecting oil ideas Of concession or CON
promise with VT domestic foes, iis THE u > A. Coy.
cruMOn: J. lrfsulng It's proper and necessary policy
Now, e. whoa the amentcd Gatchford unhitchsd him.
sell FROM his important diplomatic post he ler our 10
manosqge affairs In charge of one Mr.. Hooker banker,
who's constant Icputaion generous synipatihAer
with t' ''wayward sisters" tie very fact oi this sp-
pDutu.,nt should prove slanderl with whom. ven
ture 10 bet hese agents do not bank there is every
reason suppose tat Mr. banker p'onlG 10y al
Hooker lis patriotic 1oal and able siaeuanship have
kept Cardinal Antcneii usweryed RON the position
Inch Mr.. Stlman reports that able minister % tue
Pores Foreign Affairs 10 have held last year.
The ttirI1ng topics OF the weeks tax here are ne
Congress- Sslleswig Holstein. and tbs doings Of he
Corps Legislatii The Sovereign responses 70 N8po-
Icons tOHg rc ssoBal letter should be by this tine
all received. Il is supposed that England fstly de-
cnes the invitation. that the Sultan and Victor
Emanuel ifank accept H. The rest OF the bakers dozsu
they sly there Just an uIllcky thirteen OF them
accept tho Invitation 10 the lnhersd Congress ' IN
principle that s accept a. Il neTo, 80 to speak, as
/ mach as nybody -quriifng their acceptance by an
exhaustive appendix VI tho lsuncye functions ANA
adyerbs and Irregular verbs. The recridescence OF
the Scleswg llo,sten row and Us bearing OF the ever
tstlsh Balance II Power in Monnrchical Europe
the chance OF war In which all European Monnrchles
viii have t. iako part which now pcnaceS Europe
afresh lust becaeso Prince OF Denmark dies furnish
notable con 10 the thesis vOlnninousl, treated bi
eminent European "pullicists" ever since sumter,