New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-03
FROM PARIS.
From Our Own Correspondent.

PARIS, Nov. Is, 1853
Never with less exaggeration than to-day
could Napoleon style himself Emperor "by the will OF
the French people, The last Throne Speech is what
the dramatic feuetonists would call decided success
The Letter addressed to the Thrones Prncipalities
and Powers proposing to them to meet him in person
and by delegates to regulate the present and to assure
the future in a Congress at Paris is triumph The
nation rises in responsive applause to this Language
he holds to Europe Language well calculated in
itself 10 crafty the national pride, and in the honor OF
holding which the nation attcrngly associated
BY the writer last Thursday when he said: Sanctioned
by public approval il cannot fail to be listened TO- since
speak in The name Of France
Tie FREQUENT voices OF the listeners from over the
Rhine and the Channel and the mountains. are echo
ing back TO France in asseitient dssentent answer,
eyasye comment and confused rumor. but all swelling
the justified pride and characteristic vanity Of its peo-
ple say Characteristic vanity" Of these vain.go'
r,ous Gauls-for we all know that such universal HON
age paid "a the Importance Of the words falling from
the lips Of its governmental mouthpece would not so
aatey any other people in its favorte featherhead pes
sion Of being the biggest people in the world
Whether the Emperor miss or hit the mark ostenSitly
aimed at in his letter Of convocatiOn he viii NOT have
wasted lis powder. If the rejection OF the frehch
proposition by foreign Powers should make nm CON
Guide that they had secret purposes afraid OF the
LIGHT irpossb,c to be carried out in Of the only two
ways open 10 Europes escape from s present tangc OF
comp.cations-the way Of pleasant coaciliation-and
obstinaely driving OF all of us European Pow
ers TO enter on the worpatb. and smash down The
crumbling ruins Of the past with artillery stu TIE
Offering IF Il in spirit Of unexceponeblc verbal frank
ness relieves him from all responsibility MS to conse
ouenoes The acceptance Of the proposition by tIih
Gent majority Of the addressed parties viii be recog
milton Of the ntatory force and controlling magstrdcy
OF France IN the worlds affairs redoundingt to heT ana
his glory and honor and 80 powerfully strength
lic as half Of the Throne speech. and The Letter Of
Conyocaton which IL its supplement are but one paper
published ia two number. HOne Of the many able
impors by tie author strklngly evidence the
first Of satesmans talents the talent OF edtipg CIR
cumstances. For wealth Of this sort OF talentehuo"
ment increased by stcwardsiI-n0 once since 'a'Ou
death ean compare With kapOleon-ih Europe. oi
course.
What will 10 the answer Of the addressed par.ies
This is the question Of questions to-day. Every Power
that is power in Europcaone fifteen or seventeen IN
all beslde The collective little Dukengs ana 50 called
free cities Of ermaBythe Sultan and the Pope, the
Gar and Queen Of Spain. have been asked, 10 come IN
person or especially in Of the ladies' Isabella and
Victoria ard ~ the celbatc Pope present themselves
BIZ pcripO. delegates. or both come ana send. no
Hospitality OF Paris is offered TO ala not unskful I'M
ncte cfcr the nyiteFs icgcs III Paris, whose hotel
keepers and iunshe!s IN all kinds II ills with pleasant
present nen.s Of an assured nture OF lrObs cfchted
ON greedy "reminiscences Of the historical crumDng past
vi sunese Congress in leI4l5, when there were
present in the Austrian capital 4J4 soYeIeigns, renpoS
secretaries and other officially titled hangers on re-
pardess Of expense, and lOoscr fringe OF lOJ.OyO
0uaucers q" Tie Imperial table 10 SAID to nave duy
cost 600 the whole outlay in money OF that lannon's
congress 40 millions Of francs and that when franc
meant ~ much AS two francs now
Other than commercial calcuators rccOlcct also thal
.l Virnresc Congress sat from Sept. lolf till past
Sept. s5; that It's close committee of popotent man,
agers-he sOyeregns and representative statesmen OF
ftc eight great States-and their respective tas
twice came 10 within Of open quarrel among
themselves IT, the course Of their debates on the osh
and Saxon questions; that many OF Their conclusions,
handy arrived at as they were and unjust they were
Immediately began to DC departed from thot just 20
fast ~ any Of the high contracting powers or the
force Of events" grew strong enough the cong es-
s,onal contracts were broken 80 that less than my
years after signing the chief spokesman Of tie chief
State If EGrOpe-hnseli the eminent living PROOF OF
their yarity-declarcs that they "nO longer exist
Aud vet this Congress met and debated and resolve
under the most favorable traditional crcLnsiahccs-
after an exhaustng war, in wear,cst nceG OF rcl"ss
after quarter Of century Of fighting and inspired
with the ready made, si fully accepted principle OF
Legitimacy and divine right.
Congresses follow. not precedc. wars. The trcnch
EmIerOrs project is clmcr.cal To anticipate bloody
arbiiIamcnt OF threatening questions by peacefully
solvent rational debates contrary 10 good Old
use and wont ard traditional common sense Cd The
graycst practical objection to bis MnJcsys re-
marsaby coyerWe have right ~ say not perfectly
sncercproposition lies just in this woul nteirogaiye
exclamation.
The proposition is pres ntcd rs loosely as possible.
THIS is with the os.ensble-Thy not admit honest p
purpose Of freeing tie entrance toward It's acceptance
In general from impediments. "Only agree to meet,
urPcs Napoleon m you only conclude to agree to dis
agrcc tie cause OF humanity Will nave shiicd anu
mat will arranging commandments Of beginnings OF
useliuiDares Of agreements 10 negotiate for Tie draw
Inc ND Of the programme Of questions to be discussed,
and oil settling the boundaries within wBich they are 10
be discls.cd with a view 10 shaping them for possible
temporary settemertand at least war Is STAYED on,
time is gained ard can be awaited to development OF IFS
fecundity of chances. .,., L..
The Emperor if he does not confidently expect docs
III Il be girsp ou that ne confidently expects satsfac'
tory replies TO his letter.
COmpicmenting Throne Speech and Letter OF Conyo,
Gallon Comes " p.!lt tIN Ncek. VIC 1ei9o" h""A