New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-10
Event Rrit0iu.

The Paris correspondent Of The London Times
has reason 10 know that official instructions have
been cent by the French Government to Washing
ton snggesting that Commissioners be delegated by
the Federal Government and the souluern oe.es, 70
meet on neutral ground and confer together. without
hostiies being suspended, SO that they might advise
mutunl concessions and effect reconciliation so de-
srable for the interests Of the world.
The Paris Pays says: We believe thst we are
sLl. 10 state that the Government OF the Emperor
has addressed communication TO Washington, pro-
uos,pg uea OF arTangemeut'betwcenih he beliisef-
ents which wsuld fully protect The dignity ,s"oW
proprt Of the Americans.
Je Noyd also says France has proposed the con-
vocaiion Of an American Congress with u view 70
peace. .,... l..
Tie London Tunes cannot perceive anything In
the tone OF the American pe0pi 10 gave ans very
confident hoae that he uiserlss OF iIat nation are
drawioQ TO an end. The Democrats do not false
their voices in favor Of peace. The more the upOi
vanishes out Of sight. the more DO the TWO parties
~ t State vie with obe another ia frHntc promises
10 renew IT, We must be oontent TO hope, sayr /he
T,a,s that deIver5Dce for this peOple-lnosl soreiy
tried because most entirely banded over to lie own
devices-will come from some quarter " winch
nreseut circumst anees afford no indicatiohs
m, Armv and Nary Ga.dts thinks TINT the
Union success at Murfrscfboro ID more than coun-
terbaanced by the defeat ut Nieksbnrs'
The London correspondent OF The WdHchesfsT
Guordtqn learns on excellent hu'noriy 'n"' 'ne
Confederate Government. has been doing very
able stroke Of business IN England through
the meium OF cotton warrants. 1hese warrants
are undertakings 10 deliver 80 much cotton al n
lived pricc reported 10 lie at from ID to ~. per
nonnd 90 many days after sight, at any Conicd'
crate port AFTER the reeogDiion Of the COhiederacy
lie also says that il il reported that the Coniedsracy
hs, even addressed proposals. 70 the BRUSH "o'efh-
uent for some such prOyisiOnary aud speculative
transactions IN cotton on "A large scale.
Tbe British Consul al Charleston, writing TO bis
Gov,rnment IN November last. estimates Tho quhn
tv Of cotton III the South at that date a Tour ana
quarter millions.
me Consul NJ Savannah, writing IN December,
sriuates Al at Lot over three AID hall millions.
me Timer, editoiially, combats Miner Gibson s
ASSERTION that Slavery is the sole cause OF the
American war. IL says that Slavery IL only a parI
of the cause. 1t is the American Constitution
which ha. broken down.
palmergton had Issued bis usual appeal to biz sup
porters 70 be present at the opening VI Parliament
ON the 9Th Of February Disraeli had Issued b
similar summons TO tue opPosilion
Ia the case of Pcarson's bankruptcy IN the BANK
r1ptcy Court, II was stated that the value OF III.
,hips which were seized AID condemned III United
State, Prize Courts was GlJO,OOO
The Times has a sarcastic article on the DuOhh
meeting relative TO the Galway subsidy. u con-
cludes Iy sayiog if Ireland wil insist on the neon
vruiept Galway perqIisite, IL l. small matIori 30
lei her bays it, and dIgest II III peace.
TIE Gl0Je Ministerial crganl whites IN some
what simlur strain.