The New York herald., 1863-12-02
Our Paris correspondence.

PARIS, Nov. 10, sstJ
The Empeyors Lefer--AmeIcan A6airs-fhs Retei
Nory-Preaching tya Co,rcrted Prize Fighter, DO
Tho publication Of tho cminenty pacific and highly
digned unication from the Emperor Napoleon to
the sovsreens Of Europe has again set everybody 10
speouating whether the congress suggested in IL
will ever meet, and what will be the result II IL does and
what will be the result If II does not In Paris all the
journals except those understood TO be the organs Of
legitimacy loud u their praise Of the Emperor for his
benevolent intentions, and many Who at the time the
speech mads public thought the congress would
meet, are inclined to alter their opinion. Indeed,
reports current yesterday that Russia Austria and
Prussia well Spain and Italy, had signfed their in
tention of uniting in the congress- but to-day is well
understood that ntmation has yet been given as to
the course these Powers VIII pursue. Much depends
upon the reply OF England, and England viii bo In
hurry 10 answer.
The following is said to n complete list Of the Powers
to whom the imperial letter has been forwarded--
England Russia, Austria. Prussia Italy, Span Portugal,
Bavaria, Wurtemburg, Hanover, Saxony, Sweden. the
Germanic Confederation Switzerland, Belgium, Turkey,
Holland and the Pope. Other combinations only give
the representatives from the Germauie Confederation,
besides those of Austria aud Prussia and admit the King
Of Greece and leave out at The Pope.
Is by no means probable that any or the great Powers
will consent TO meet In cong ess, without some well
established understanding being first had what
topic shall be discussed and general principles upon
which all agree. Russia will not enter into the
liability OF having Poland voted away from her. Austria,
with a prospect OF losing VeDea, and Turkey, with
a chance Of losing ber only existence, unless some
sdequae compensation for their prospective losses Is
them in advance. This remodelling the map
OF Europe rather cksh business: and II II Ia TO be
done by congress it will be time before the pre-
limiDaries arranged. fortunately all these affairs
will occupy Europe for some time 10 come 80 that we
need fear interference from her in our affairs
In INC oncal stntement OF lhe staa1on OF .ne empire
cra departments and which has just been distributed
10 the members of the two Chambers. II is clearly ndi
Gated that France at least, while regretinR our civil dis
sensions, has intention to NEEDLE with them. Indeed
the secessioniss in Europe we'll their great leader
At home seem TO have given up all hope OF any European
aid being given directly TO tho rebel Their great
fpS s' n n0s ssHs HSw
occupation. II keep out Of this for few
months It s probable that the bellon will tumble to
pieces 1t never had any real hope Of SUCCESS except
with severe blows lately. The sfoppage OF the
rams In England and the withdrawal by the French gov
Ing Tor them In Franco, destroys the hope which they
wore ndulgng, Of sweeping our commerce from tho es,
Northern harbors and and destroyug
The six vessels which building for the rebels
at Bordeaux and Nantes, and the authorization TO
arm which was granted by the government upon the
representation that they intended for trade the
China seas, wssenoved about three weeks since, still
being worked upon, and t~o o. them nearly com.
pleted number OF naval gentlemen now in
Paris, having been arriving from tho copedc.
ed to oaicer these ships Their occupation is gone,
however; for these vessels viii not be permitted
70 esSe @ French por. without the mos. ample security
bcgerens Of the South Mr. Dayton has already placed
in the hands OF the government ample proof that such
their original Intention and has boon assured that
the utmost viii be taken TO prevent It's being carried
into effect.
The Florida Is expected 10 sail Some Of her ON
who have been amusing themselves in Paris during
the past week have returned 10 Brest TO join her. The
United staAes corvette Kearsargc has already left
The French understand the oddities ~ the Anglo
Saxon OF philosophy and religion. cele-
bratcd revival preacher who has scared bali tho English
servant girls out OF thcr Wits has been exhoting in
Paris during The past fortnight His name is
In his advertisement be styles himself the
vcrted prize lighter, The editor or the S1rta journal
which in Paris occupies tho position that Bus L1s does
In London-seeng tho advert seent 10 GdiGnoai stated
among his "sporiing toms that MIR Weaver, the cele
brated English prize fighter woud deliver adscorse IN
the English Wesleyan chapel md that all who understood
English wcre invited 10 attend. The result was that
considerable number Of French spor's we're preont On
the OCCASION expect, ing 10 hear disquson the mo
BILE and manly art" and opinion, rerhaps upon the
probabilities of tho success ~ HeeDan King IN the
preaching fght for the championship. These gentlonen
must have been sorey puzzled at Viewers horrible
torons Of and forcbie gescuatioDs as he
pictured the interior Of Pandemonum and i'm tated the
bowlings Of the damned.