The New York herald., 1863-11-24
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LILY SHEEI.
THE GERMAN CONFEDERATION INVITED.
Tho invitation addressed by the Emperor OF the French
70 the Federal Diet was received by the French Ambas.
sador at Frank the Name Friday, November Q.
before the invitation was sent TO Berlin and Vienna
Al an extraordinary sitting Of the Federal Diet the let
ter>from the Emperor OF the French presented in
vling German Confederation 10 send representative
To . Congress at Paris
SWITZERLAND ASKED TO ATTEND.
Tho Federal Council received at Berne, November an
Invitation from Emperor OF the French to send
preventative TO the proposed congress at Paris.
TIE FEELIsa IN PARIs-wHAr WILL THE EMPEROR DO
IF HIS PLAN IS REJECTED?
tfarB NOV l0) correspondence OF the london Times
s remarked as curious effect ot the Emperor's
speech on the opening ct the Chamber, that those it
they who would maintain peace at all cost and they
whom nothing less than would content speech
subject wide asunder proves the wonderful care
win which is composed, and may also suggest there
is a meaning that Is Kept from all
The two papers that represent respectively the ex
treme peace and the extreme war parties are
La Pres~ and the Opinion Naionate The former
has, since the insurrection broke out sided
with Russia, deprecated any intervention, and
expressed unbouDded confidence that the Poies
would be done justice to by the Czar-far more jus
tco than they could have from Others war il do
nounced in The strongest possible manner. "Aer
full study Of the Speech 1t said. appeared to us that
1t self evident and needed commentary whatever
and II also appeared to that according TO his
presson what the Emperor desired the peace the
Nanonak is the mouthpiece had never for an instant
been hushed since the dismal night OF the conscrpon
Warsaw No conciation, no delays and no concession
by Russia could be listened 70 by France without lasting
disgrace Nothing short Of instant declaration OF war;
need be- with the aid OF revolution, could avail and it
deciaredhat II this resolution not adopted France
would :. roll herself in the mire"
Yet tho Opinion Rationale, thus breathing Ore and
ame up to the very last moment says the Emperor's
speech-We do not know IL have clearly understood
the Emperors meaning, but II be such II appeared
70 US after an attentive and repeated peusa cannot
M pncaPU min nnfhap nf,.ua
TO this important conclusion entire and sympathetic ap
probation.
Russia dnish his work In Poland without interruption
and those who are for rushing " 70 tho vic
'ims equally approve the imperial discourse, II no
wonder that ordinary people are somewhat puzzled to
mako out the meaning or If they suspect that something
Is kept in the background. JAZZ 80
And what II that is kept in the background And
be declined, and If the Powers excepting Italy and Rus
sla his faithful ally during the Italian war, will not
accept the new arrangement Of Europe from his hands,
or course s not easy TO the question with
ainty, but may mention what persons think may
that the hard Russias handling the Poles
or about disregard Of her engagements, will produce
ay ss asd dhor On ne, % ney may
some things uttered In the Same breath, and with
as much emphasis a. the Emperor lays upon his
words, wiz probably be taken as set.oT. It is
evident after what has passed that be must do
something for Poland His popularity Is at stake not to
sneak Of the interests Of hs dynasty q the Gourss!
that OF the Orleans government He may more CO.
gent arguments Austria TO operate with him and
set before her OF which she may be entirely
regardless, to sacrifice little to popular opinion n
Poland and Poland though restricted US to territory
would TO certain extent silence public clamor He may
hold the prospect OF annexng Gaica, half Of by
way OF compensation TO Russia. Russid accept ccndi
lions ,uhich Prussia Dould also dccede, both Russia
France might ,n call Aria TO account, beroe Veneia,
and transfer il, like Lombdrdy TO the King of Italy,
The Paris Pdtrle Of November believes itself able 70
state that the Emperor's proposition for European
congresahas met with serious objections In the Council Of
Ministers at Vienna.
The Patrie also says:--From present information It ap.
pears probable that Russia Italy and Spain will adhere 10
Ia France OF November INSERTS that the Lmperor's
letor of invitation wiI be published the Aoiteny
Immediately after 1t has been reitted 70 all tho
feyus. La France states that the letter 10 persaded
by spirit Of delicate moderation and courtesy, and
ssd sucNss sne or arasr .n% ~.
teres 1t also demands continues La F,unce tho osab
shmcut Of system Of pstblic Iasc dance ,ch
ssni,brium, although Il avoids specially pronouncng
itself upon any of tho particular questions which will
have TO be treated By the Congress- even upon that Of
Tho Constitutional Of November publishes article.
signod by N. Lmsyrac, drawing parallel between 1915
and 1888 He argues the necessity Of establishing
public aw peace does not exist n the present day bat
armamens rxin ALL The Congress Of Vienna fatally
heccd the spirit OF the past and the passions Of the
moment The Congress proposed By the Emperor would
accomplish The ork Of xniversa proores and general civi
ErrEcr or THE IMPERIAL SPEECH ON THs RUSSIAN
MINISTRY.
fParis NOV. o. correspondents OF the London Tmesl
day or two before the opening OF the Chambers the
Russian Ambassador desired whether there would
anything the forthcoming speech at which his
for him 70 listen he told that he might attend in
perfect security, there nothing Objectionable 10 the
Se sme opinion whsu be- H. and PERSONS 70 who
were standing close to him when the aluson maae
70 the "excesscs on both sides" and Russia "rampng
treaties under her foot" remarked he surprie. dsap
poirtwsut and perdtion 'ohich he could not conceal
THE SPEECH IN POLAD.
Tho Driennik tho Russian official journal OF Warsaw
pprs Nov 10, correspoudeuce oF the london Tmss
Whether tho national government Of Poland would be
contented with the instament have not had yet the
OF knowing but far as learn, 10 would not
be entirely unacceptable. hear that the Em.
perors speech has produced very unfavorabe effect
least OF those who out Of Poland. II does
certainly give them all they want but Is hoped
that other events perhaps in the East IN Which both
Russia and France take deep interest. arising OF the
alliance which hts Majesty alluded may turu UP ne
ultimate adpdnta1s Of Poland
THE SPEECH IN PRUSSIA
The Fmreror Nspoleon Is spooch has produced great
sensation here ts FIRST effect having been severe fall az
tho Bourss peaceooe pech had been eecied because
II not supposed that II the Emperor meant be
would give hint OF II elk months beforehand but the
demand OF European Congress- and the declaration that
war cannot fail TO should tho Powers agree
it, have taken the Berlin public BY surprise The
ness felt appea be much greater the occa
sion warrants, and reflection will probably lessen IL.
What the English People Think OF che
Csngress-Hew the Treaty OF Vienna
Melted Away.
[From The London Times, Nov. Ill
Haf . century ago. whom Europe had Just given the
fatal btop Which ade France veoo 10 capital these
seemed other object before the human race than 10
isolate and shut mp the foe All else this part
world cast had learned the bosstngs OF order
legitimacy and submission the powers that always had
been Though there wore smouldering signs Of dcon
tent here and there. soA pessouages not quite satisfied
move. great inundation had been checked; e day Of
'sfsyprise osr, "vvoiufion" A1d bssn driun
it, dsn and all that 10 bs done was 70 raise . SUN
cent barrier between the sound and The upsound the
vaded and the invader.
Such the view Of things that chiefly dictated the
trosses OF Paris and Vienna Il assumed that Eu
rope. caring for peace above AL thnes. and France.