New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-18
Napoleon und his PrOjress-A Congvess to
Reduce the Contant rfai Armies roba<
bic Acquiescenee Of Ha.sia and Awstrio
changing the Nap Of Europe.
From Our Own tonesporGeu,.


| From Our Own Couespordu,.
FIoTNCT, Nov. :, Il"
"When the fishes N pond grow too la, tneN
become sluggish and Gusayoiy"- said Old Pro'es Il.
Leo at the University Of Halle" then yourg pike "a
put into the pond, Wnc pursGes them and deyopIs tie
smaller ones and all b come healthier and more ~
for the exercise caused ty their fright. SueB we
among the efee princes Of Europe is Napoleon" LAM
often reminded Of old Leo when have to chroric, I'd
affairs OF Europe which for tine aet twelve years ga
their directions principally from Paris. Napoleon 8
again'bg with mostimportant idea, which ioI Il
not Objectionable. IL il just yer since lie invited Az
the crowned heads Of Europe 10 Congress at p1r nr
the revision of the treaiicso Of 1915, in order 70 IN Il
a new settlement Of European politics, which gd
conduce to general reduction OF the oyerg,ovn 1on
tinental armies and accordingly Of the taxes 81 hs
people His idea snubbed by EaIl Russell, al LED
clined by Austria and Russia Since that tine IN lsB
iusurrecton has been crushed the Danish war eed
and by Austria and Pussia, tie attempt q b, rs
toraton ofhe Holy Alliance has failed and the p
Italian treaty been concluded Napoleon .el no
once more to bis old de, since he is as Tenacious a
Grant and nothing daunted by partial cheek, ,a
returns to his purpose until he carries it.
The English Cabinet hns long since repented Ear. Y -
sell unceremonous letter. ard Csar Alexander has
dergone such painful experiences, that refuse 10 ccnJ
to Paris Il not likely TO he expected from that a'te.
Austria too does like BismGrks energetic pole.
whose adventurous character frshtens tie small 6rs
man princes thus Napoeons plans do not exci', aN
that jealousy b. which tley were wrecked last yoz
But the French Emperor wants 10 insure trss !s ss{
cess; he is too proud meekly TO submit TO a see0d
failure. So be made up his mind and went 70 ceto
meet Gar Alexander. not only on ceremonial 'iat
but expound his 10 him, and 70 invite 20
join in the invitation to the Congress. AlexaDda
could. Of course not give him any definite answer 4
once but IT, after due consideration, be should ca
Napoleons propositions pslatabe he is soon 70 rtu6
to France, the health OF tie Czarna being - unf!
ceptonablo pretex and ~ establish that concert b a
nsures the Of the Congress The obiec q. -
great meeting OF crowned heads would be tic f,tef
Poland Of tie North Abingdon Duclies ard csl CO. "
Of Italy.
! These points finally settled nothing could 'erot
the general reduction Of the continental army "a
the consolidation of Earopean peace. Grea; sa'rtes
would certainly be required from some Of the powest
Russia lor instance wonid in common with Prussia ad
Austria have 10 give large concessions to ne I&ha
nationality; Prussia ought besides 10 tranqul4e jeN
many Victor Emanuel would haye 10 come 10 tegnssIIa
the Pope, who most probably would lose biz tenpnJ
power in his remaining provinces, to keep IL un!s'
tuIbed possession oi Rome under the guaranty " are
Roman Catholic powers Of Europe, and Austria VOID
exchange Veueta for Moldo WallachIa. All thoseIans
look Utopiani still l can assure you .roE nose
trustworthy private communications both IRON lnls
and VIENNA tia. Francis Joseph obstiuacy las zen
already overcome and that he allows now GreieiN
cussion on tie stratcgical advantages and Iuarcal
l..
youd the Alps; he allows even the possibility ~
eventual exchange Of Venetia, provided thar than
Tyro and the Fortress OF Verona remain IN BIZ hails
| Ii viii be difficult for Car Alexander "a re'sssl
his territorial policy in Poland, but Napoleon Is
strong ally in the person OF the Grand Duke CoIslan.
tine the Cars BROTHER WHO always blamed the raes
ties Of Berg and Afurayef. Suca far.reachis kHea
cannot at once he carried still would no, be - sed
if a few months should change tie map Of Eury. ~
Congress. As one of tie straws which show o. aree-
ton OF the current, may mention Tie sudden . se a
tie policy of the Austrian official papers IN "a q
| Huuclry. The provoking leaders have di rs.1
from their columns. Capitalization has ceased I
wachwar,l Of every loyal Austrian, the claim. - hunt
gary ale admitted not to be unreasonable and 4nf,
ed that the Diet Will be called together in spps I
order 20 arrive ii a Cancellation. The Austrian siasesA
/
Napoleon. and Couu, Rechberg the representai,l Il
the traditional i.Napoeonio policy Of the iste irce,
Metternich, has got lis dsmission. Count II. or
Pouilly. by his Cobarg mother cousin Of Qu,o VICE
tora. d nephew Of Old King Leopold Of Belgian, "a
an uncle of The King Of Portugal has been iltrusi
with the Foreign AfE.iss at Vienna. He is son o. 9
French emigrant; his traditions are LegkiDist 4
some time lie represented Austria at St. Pete rgs
! 4, Ia. ~ iss ~
! brains ard his policy as Prime Minister migh, a
traditions.
did not tell you ANYTHING about the debates "a,
because after tie prcseutat.on.of the treaty, tao
documents relating to it, Parliament adjoi and
had 70 further public meetings. The woli aoS
done in committee. and the inquest about I Sors
able events of tho bloody week in Septembe' AIN
takes M the time of the members. 1t is no ed
that any public meeting OF Parliament 'sks
place sefore Thursday or Friday but tits {, Il
Government communds an overwhelming tTs
both as TO the removal Of the capital to Florence and
the approval Of the treaty.
The nsurrcction inthe provinces fCador and friis
has not yet been put down. According to the o,esssc'
counts, there are already nearly thousand weIh
/ armed volunteers in the mountains above SpilnccrsS
Meniago and Baleis. aid the Italian papers corsnis
every day appeals to reinforce and succo tboss
brave fellows who have risen against Austrian opress
son The Italian Government finds that insurreetop
exceedingly nopportune, as it would interfere wro
Napoeon's schemes and II partially victorious. GrS
Italy into war with Austria. Accordingly the papers
ch contain appeals in favor of the Insurgents AZ
seized and the frontiers yached, that Gqries
/ dians NAV pass them. The old General, whose heaa
is completely recruited is still at Caprera, but seems
that his son il already his way TO the mOlntansi
where the insurgents hope To be able 10 hold oui u
Spring increasing their strength and completing tttit
organization. The Paris Exchange feels the dangers.