New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-30
France.
rHB BNPERoRs LETTER TO THE EURoPEA
sOyBREIGES.

congress TO settle the affairs Of EgIope The follow
Ia the full text:
Most High and Most Ilustrious Sovereign Princes
and Free Towns which constitute Tie Most Serene Ger
man Confederation
In presence of the events which are every day rising
and becoming urgent, deem IL indispensable Il express
myself without 10 The SOverCCns 10 WHOM the
destiny of nations is cOniioed.
displaced the limits of states solemn transactions have
taken place to arrange the new elements and
crate by revision The accomplished transformations
SuCh tie object Of the frosty OF WesipAGa, IN the
l7h century and Of the negotiations az Vienna in 1913
il is this latter foundation that now reposes the po
cal edihce Of Europe: aid yet, as you are aware, II
crnmblIug away Oh al sides.
Il the Situation Of the different countries be aiton
lively considered. 1t is impossible not 70 admit that tic
treaties Of Vienna upon almost OIL points destrycd
modified. misunderstood menaood. Hence. duties
vt mi IL c rights without title and prciersors with.
DIT rcstI igt-a danger much the more formidable
because tie improvement brought about by CylSaton
which has bound nations together ly tie identi! o.
material interests. would render war sl more GetiIuc
tive.
Ills is subject for serious reflection; let not wait
before deciding Oh our course lOT sudden ana Iesist
be events 10 disturb judgment and carry Us away
despite ourselves IN opposite directions.
therefore propose you TO regulate the present and
secure the future IN Congress.
Called the throne by Providence and tie will Of the
French people. but trained in tie school Oi adversely II
Is perhaps Less permissible in than IN any other TO
ignore The nights Of the SoyeTegns and the legitimate
aspirations Of Tie nations
Therefore am ready. without any pTeconceved fys.
ten 10 bring to an international council the spirit Of
moderation and Justice the usual potion Of those who
have endured 50 many various TRIALS.
L. take tie initiative in such an overture do not
yield 10 IN pulse Of vanity but as Am tie Sovereign
10 HON ambitious projects are most attributed la'
II al heart 10 prove by tis frank aud loyal step ihat Lay
sole object is 10 arrive without shock az tie p,cihca
ton q Europe. II this proposition be hvorably re-
eeyco, pay yoa to accept 4is as lie place Oi Ltet
In case the Princes. allies and friends Of France
should think Proper 70 hghicn 10y tier presence iLe
q FI.f 'f lIr "a l. fl ga t.f
then u cordial hospitality. Europe would see, PEI
ha-s advantage ~ the coia from Which tle le
30. flbycsiOu has often been gwen becoming tie
tsi o tie ColicTeAces destined - !ay tie bases o.
general pgclncatlOn
.lEc advantage Of Ills opportunity 20 renew 20 you
t. insurance % Iy sincere attachment anC q tIc I've
l. i.ic-est which take ~ tie prosperity u tie stas
Iylereunon. most Heh md nustrious Sovereign
Prloes aid Free Towns which constitute the most
s1atel German Confederation, pa. God 10 have You
1..ea :. rsss tie 9Th q Noyelbe, p ,ls y,sS o.
counier.igaed DHorTx De Lnvrs
TIE PROPOSED CONGRESS.
The letter Of the Emperor Napoleon 70 the
Gcrmouic ConfedeI alton was read to the Jet ~ On *
traOrd.nary sitting On Monday, and a committee 81
feyen members composed of tie reprctei tdves 81
Austria Prussia the four German Kingdoms, and tie
Grand D8cly o. Baden. WAS charged 70 draw Up re-
port Oh tie conn uDication.
IL IS stated the authority q Paris letter IN the
.JgsrnGl d. Hgrre. that tie reprcsehilL'es 81 TIE
resident ln Iarb lave Uc+A Il4ulAA'u tiih IL
Jr0uyn dc Lhuy il engaged IN drawing Up an q an
tory document comprising The programme OF The diher
cit questions which the Emperor intends 10 submit 10
tie Congress 1t Is Only, as Is generally believed after
4 delivery Of that document u tAo different Govern
Iculs that tie latter vii Icpy " the invitation VI a
ICloOD III.
OFFICIAL REPORTS OF TIE FOREIGN DRPART-
MFYT-THB AMERICAN wAR-TuE NRXICAN
QUESTIOS-THR POLISH IssU nRECHOS.
!sol CaAsA4Dis heal@h, e.
Tho official statement OF tNG NltuGl on Ol TIC
empire composed Of reports sent in from tie various
,iif.or.ai departments has been distributed To TIE
ilelel6 Of tie two Chambers. As TIE financial eXIi-
Iato-s az T. be presented tepaTltsy LoiAAe - S~
sor tie moment u that branch Of Tie service -..-
II the repor, Of TIC Foreign Department the si'na
.ioA ~ tlc United aes Of AMcica II spoken Vi VIA
deep regret lie language employed runs thus;
Tie SD provisions suggested BY the e1aspeTat0n on
TIE struggle carried Oh calng tiIee ears IN re CAeu
ates have been bit to -ICn realized Dood hos COZ
ilr.I 10 low willie the respective 6ltuGtloIn oi INC
corcrls do lot yet allow 10 70 anticipate peoo 70
-. terrible crisis II presence o. sueh an uccunis
TO- q ruins ana such shcIluce u ne H sIub.'
hitherto frult.ss have fet profound regret tat NC
I.iyaslt.on AI.a SIC made 70 London ana al ~. 10
t-.bllg 90 Ile 81 promoting an aruft4ce Was not .c-
cert.I CCrrr T. r-uy nee dat project by O double
Ielsa VS. have however, oscared tlat our desire %
c4r TO % TIE rec taolsDeLt Of peace IA any iJin
would rot be tie les lively and sincere. We have
pten proof a. this by suggesting Tie IDA Of slDst.
t.IIv Dr The project Of aA afIlcaOe lhifivfuiiou VI
terartfirs Powers the oNpcdclt o. direct no-- ages
between Che Government " TIE Jn4ieo states anu '4e
C.l..lerates of the South. Ills new attempt mas ~"
len more fortunate than Tie ptceeiIf. IRON iNDt
t,r e have bad nothing le't Tut % loA)" uul tc he
q rlct dotcd ever aimee Tic beginning 81 tbs MAR
d. ale Government Of TIE J-AIeID4. IAls We nav
t4.ycu 10 90 aitA scTupulOu8 care uhcer ~ c4cu'i
A. noes We have renamed neutral ana vcIdhpJseQ
although Il has often been difficult Tor uR 10 reconcile
Ills part with our duties toward oar iclOH 'c".hly
Len. Independently Of tho Fuiierigs wDeh "a our
departments, are TIC cOAbc4 FENCES 81 t"o -
jean crisis, hcstl.tlcs on tie teTI4io4y q TIC
Jlion NscA have occasioned con .i1eiapie e,iIl.
&c often had occasion % make Just com
n ,iut OF the abusive proceedings Of tie civil ond Nil
,rv authorities. Our COUNT yAen must under n nd
NJ tler interests like those Ot OIL lrlOic.gcIs cannot
Aim AL exceptional security n tho midst q the lIlt
O. arms aud that IN such csSe8 al ordinary guarantees
nee. ,riy .Oose something oi their efficacy. More
over aeta.e of war imposes ineItHD 4et-eIe On te CON-
I.rce Of LcuI3s. j. tie progress Oh Hhcrui oD'iIsS
ted. 10 ro.r tief0 10 cannot wholly suppress utiH
IAe Cabinet oil Washington Las been @Die 70 SOUS!
ito .f'ot ,te have made In our Iccllinail'hs
al.lce allowance FOR these difficulties. bui lAe "o''in
.r.tffle trateror cannot dlseulse It's pain at seeing
many agT.eved Interests, wen us'ol ''"S VI 10 O''
raklug vain appeal for riotecii'N, .. ,t,oa o., -,
1le object Wiich tie tlcncA Government ullou q, -
Gellc0 u declared ~ be very bcai o lA' "oeo'' '"
urit. Tic following Is tie language Latl:
.'rle Iureyors (,5,ernmeA. - Oh tAc point Oi ~.
iinLytle ob'cc, which il proposed to ls.I Ehen u
displayed che nag u France Oh the shores OF ''
iAo success Of arms. b. Icadelg me country '.''
q dsrOse Of itecl, has confirmed tle hopes "4iC.
founded 90 tlc good sense Oh tAc Mo2lc'n hhoh. ~
oorterc ~ PucD.a las become ncW tile - GNf! i"
Gu heroic army ana tie acciamahons when fi'''o1
81 entering MCKeD have loudly ieaiIhca tAal tA4
tod.crs wore received there as .bcra,ois TIC ~,
b.aaly oi NofaDics bee pronounced thar McNco cD4ia
ouy clpcct regeneration ilom uona4chct ina.i.n.
to-. Il also az tie same tii@n, Ges4fnDitd 10 ile
Mexican nation tic P4ince Whom poI.ical urclm-
tt.ices appeared 20 ourselves 70 indicate hs
most preferable Tic cxprcf non 81 ticse "ithrb
inspired hy "a Just confidence Do &c hlel ana hlAnlt
qriUtos Il I'm % whom they sore addressed La
been fgofably received Rith tic sole ic'lye tlat thc
whole nation Should Dee called oA t. .aily Tie patriotic
aud Spontaneous impulse winch oec.aea u" he"uAE o.
tAe mission ged 10 offer tie crown VI MeNco To ne
AIcAeUAc Aiax.a...iI. Lila il 10. We, W 0uT paIh