Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-24
TtsAORpfNAuY REBEL NEGO-
rEATIONS IN FRANCE.
Programme Of N European Coalition
with Jeff. Davis Southern Con
fcderacy TO be Established i'm order
To Destroy the Kissing Power of the
United States, &C, &c, DC.
LoxDox, October 10, 1863.

LoxDox. October ~, 1863
JAMES GoRDoN Bennett, ESQ:
SRA piece OF intelligence Of a most mo
mentous character. as concerns its bearing mon
the future of the United States, has just come into
nv possession.
Plans have been for several months maturing
for European alliance, which is 10 have for its
aim the control of the destinies of the American
continents
A "sfrictly confdential' correspondence was
commenced - early as last MAY, at the instance
of an influential Though not powerfully Western
sovereign between most of the Cabinets with
respect the feasibility of the measure; but the
Polish question assumed so grave a form-Occa-
sioning new and unforeseen complicationS-that
no considerable progress was made toward the
contamination of the scheme Then came the
terrible reverses of the rebels, which. until the
last fortnight endangered the probability of the
success OF such an undertaking without an imme-
date declaration of war. inasmuch as II was
feared that after all Secessia might be hemmed
in and resistance To the Union stihed.
But the holding out of Charleston and the
more recent disastrous defeat of Rosecrans-to-
gether'with other rebel triumphs in Louisiana.
Texas and elsew here-have caused negotiations
to be renewed; and they are now going on with
the utmost actvtv and with every prospect OF
early completion.
You will see in the short speech of Mhximian
to the Mexican deputa;ion" delicate allu>on
TO the projected alliance. lie took occasion tu
remark: 81 must make NV acceptance OF the
throne dependent upon plebiscite of the whole
country On the other hand il would be my duty
% ask for guarantees which are Indispensable to
secure Mexico against the dangers VIII h threat en-
her integrity and independence Macmillan has
been we'll advised His sagacious father in law,
King Leopold, the Nestor of sovereigns. has
been his faithful mentor
The parties TO the contract at first if it shall
be perfecte.' will be Rome (as the head OF the
Latin church,. Austria. Spain. France aud Great
Britain Italy hestates. hut there are influences
nj work which, il is believed, will cause Victor
Emanuel ~ Weld his assent and IL l. beliey ell
that Prussia. unwilling To Isolate herself still
farther from the three Powers mentioned, NAV
even 40 far break with Russia a. to give in her
adhesion
IL is understood that the Richmond govern
ment has Indicated it, readiness to enter into Il
treaty. offensive and defensive. with this embryo
alliance against the United States. upon the
condition that the durable Independence of the
thirteen States which represented IN the Con
Cress of the Contederacy shall be guaranteed
and that Maryland-in which the District of Co
lumbia il i part OF her soil, is be included
shall. as one of the conditions OF peace between
the present belligerentS. be allowed to dispose OF
herself-to go North or go South at her own
opiion-aiter ali he Federal troops have been
wthdras VII from her limits. in order that no undue
influence may be brought to bear upon her final
choice.
The Confederate States on their part, are Il
expressly stipulate that they will never attempt
20 annex anv portion of Mexico. Cuba. or Port,
Rico and that they will contribute ali in then
power 70 resist the annexation of any portion al
the British possessions in America. 10 the Unitct
States. as we'll a 10 aid in repeng auv armed
intervention of the said United States in Mexico
adverse a. the doctrine of the LATIN race" oi
In the Spanish West India colonies This Is d
briei statement. in outline of the project
Intelligent Europe. a. i alleged. i shocked a
the Wild lOcofoco. socai>tic theories OF IN,
Northern aboliuoustS, and the utter demorilzt
ton of written public law by usurprng govern
ment. which is exclusively under the control o
the Summers and the Chases, the Cheesers ant
the Ptrkers
IL is feared by all calm, observing men thai
seeds have been sown At Washington, which il
not speedily uprooJea. viii produce 4 state OF an
arrhy-in tact. defiant outiagry-whch vii
react nluriouslv ii not ruinouSly To the oreserva
ton Of order. not only In continental Europe
but also in this realm. The immense ioreigI
population IN the army-ferociously antsgonistiC
Ia the governments OF the old world-SiH be
the medium, il i apprehended. by which such a
result ! not unlikely % be effected
OF one thing YOU may be assured: that il Is
not from lese OF the South that this strong ali
ance will be formed with her. but from excessive
haired OF the North and from settled determin
alton "a check her general disorgAnizing teuden
cies. Some way or some how il his got into the
heads OF all political circles that il the adninistra
ton Of Mr. Lincoln should conquer the South
the party which il represents would not only un
der'ake 70 rule all America nv the sword but
VhAi It would eventually consider the whole civil
iLeu world too contracted sphere for the field
OF ~ ambitious operations
III there was anything in the councils at ASH
ington that conid be disnified With the
OF even thrd or fourth rate state-msnship. il
would al ouee occasion pause in the hostilities
prosecuted agaIn.t The South. propose terms of