The New York herald., 1863-12-11

from this Disruption Of tho United states You have
France gone to Mexico. (Cheers) You have Spain gono
10 b. Domingo. Why, tbere arc horrors uuutteraole
,nsdos ss -. .' , ~ .. ns:, .'h - ~ y. f aaasst - and
the French govornrnent has embarked IN career ~
Mexico which oiu only eAatac.ss ne greatest nsi,
wo but this enterprise would never have been under
taken The United States had not boon Ia this dIl-
Guilty and IN tins ciyi war and Il ~ The least credit
able part Of these two enterprises that thoy have neon
undertaken because America weak. cloud cheers
But only repaired that the worth should have been
ht,e weaker, and then these siy people would have
been gong about for Interference America and then
they would have carried project, and you would have
had France aud other Powers gong over 10 America TO
settle that quarrel Now, ~ that deslrabe3 Don't you
think we have enough 10 do At home2 daughter
DO You think now that Europe has 10 much wisdom 10
spare tho management Of ber affairs that she Afford
70 cross the Atlantic 10 set The New World n ordor'
(Applause 30, what Is tho meaning OF the uitoranoes
which we have lately heard from imperial lips calling for
congress or the Powers Of EnrOrel Aud what tort To
form new pact Tor the European stos tbe ar
entered into a, the treaty Of Vienna is 70 use
his own words, torn oil 10 tat,ere Well, but that n
not very consoaory for U.s. We fought for more than
twenty years, wo spent thousand millions Of treasure
IN that great war and tho only result had 10 sbcw
was the settlement os tho treaty Of Vennaand We
are told that It s all torn 10 taters We'll say that "a
not encouraging 20 enter upon similar career againat
all events TO tbs that Europe has quito enough TO
pie TO interfere with Tho affairs Of America fheers)
would not DO thought to cay one word against the
sno emperor ano rronh G 70 noIa b15
prevents my treating t with unqualified opposition IN
difference For the first me great poentae-the head
Of the most miltary-powerul nation OF Europe-has
called congress devise amongst other measures the
means OF reducing those enormous standing aran'sn,a
whch are the curse and the peril OF Europe thB Tine
But this would say that there sbonld DC a congress
and this part OF the programmes diminuton OF arma
ment-is mado the primary and fundamental object OF
that congress- should DO afraid that would probably
only lead 10 increase OF the evil. (Iear. bear) For
remember the congress in 1856 after the crmoan war
which war 10 establish peace and enable rcdce
our ornaments After that had congress- ! o
Paris in 1856 and they arranged the peace of Europe
l1O hlH ana1 nhAva aFlu mil
lion more men trained to in the two services IN
Europe now than thoro we're before the Crmean war,
men, besides gigantic schomc OF fort6caions such
the world never saw before ip one project.
The Congress.
The ondon Ne'os confirms tho statement or the Inn
don Poa that England will not Accede 60 the proposed
congress II understands that the French government
viii shortly receive clear statement tho grounds
which tho English government feek compelled 10 decline
La France says that all tho eoutinena, Powers nod
1eded IN principle TO tho congress except Austria which
Tho reply Of Russia lad received. II ~ ss,d
courteous and conciaory but oshs for information 70
the subjects to 10 discussed
EngIand's Reply 10 NAPOLEON.
Tho London T'iaes Of November 20 says-Nevsr has
any proposal been considered fully and with
sincere desire to show respect s author than The
French Emperors invitation TO congress by the British
government The result OF the first deliberations of the
government naturally 20 ASK foy Information 20 tho
subjects TO which the Emperor proposed 20 call The sten
tion OF bb dlpiCnatIc guesb.
Tho French government sent answer proposing four
subject of discuss the Affairs ~ Poland OF lialy
OF Denmark and Of the nanubian priDcipaht.es fhe
ground having been thus cleared, Il became the
duty of the British government 10 consider thee
subjects. That tho deliberations have been long and
arduous shown by the Cabinet councils have been
held but may add that probably any hesitation
more from respect to France than from doubts the
merits of the scheme The the matter
sdered tho nsuperabo seemed the diHGutes aud
the more questionable the ndvantnger Al lnst II
solved TO decline entirely, with fun recognition OF The
luaY I'm
rope. Al the cabinet council held yesterday the reply
OF her Majesty government nnay aett cd ind
despatched last light 10 Paris.
The Germa an0-Dantsh Slaestion.
The agitation IN Germany Ia regard the claim ~ the
Prince Of AugusteDberg to the nUkodom of Iostcn ap
pears 70 10 on tho Increase.
Austria and Prussia sad g. have raised oheotons
10 tho claims OF the Prince
Meetings In favor Of the Princes claim. were being
held 10 Hamburg. Frankfort, Iepsc. Hanover BE,
almost daily and tie formation ~ volunteer corps was
openly advocated.
II said the Prnss government had sgrecd 10 seld
troops into Hols,on Immediately, wbile tho two great
German Powers are TO place ,upIortpg array core in
motion at once
The London 7iiaes admits mo tossiniy - rGc essfa
insurreeton IN Iioseip bot osis tho great Powers
" demand thnt there slsl he uo Prpssian fsderh
invasio ION.
Tho latest despatch Joudon, dated tho 2G,b -
November, says Tho Ioleton question cTeatGs n lon
tnued uneasinets II n ramored that Rusf desres
intervene
II is stated, November 20 n tho naval n,erieense 81
the London Tuna, that the channel feet will shortly sa
from Spithead for Copenhagen do boIor 20 hs MAJESTY
Cbristan TX King OF nenmak On tie occasion Of tie
coronation.
The London Neas says q 10 reported tnat number ~
vice including four i've frgaiee tss ide. tis
ard fmcau Inc or baltic shiTs