, 1864-11-29

| From our Special Cosrespondcnt1
| PARIS, Tuesday, Nov. e, 1851.
Every other subject is forgotten forthe mo
mcnt under tho ertreord;narv ovc,t.n,..
| crea4od hv IN a:us.. '.e4usn
1r.ssx ~ 1Ae otelatcnes puoli6hed by tn
F1enen Government, In. the -Monisur Of Sat
urday and Sunday last m fhe 1to1;.r ,,,o.
finn fail .<,,o~.,,a, 4uee
Nont'cticu' lAefeloEe, 70 1olloH
Inc current of public sentiment, which Il
running so stronr in that direction and :,
,,roce,d .o 49,. - - .s 1eu - =
Ioeeco u give you some account Of th'
character and object Of those remarkable
documents. 7,-
They profess to 1,e n ren1v fron, the r,ra,ot
Fore,an ,t;n;e+ar oo,,,s r...Lss ~. .I
ard inta-1rota.,.a 80 ~ .... ~ ~ ~ LUZ feppl'
I u1o -, A1sef pte'ataoa ol Inc LAST convention FOL
inc evacuation of Rome sent home to hi
| Government BY the Chevalier Nigra and pub.
1ished by the Cabinet of:Tn55n In ant;cination
Of the 1nect.nr md 5eta+os ,,r .ha Tto1;an D. :.
1,a.t ~. ,+1. IAa soasss =. ~As tt@4aa IL
:1.nen.: iae history o1 'aese olspatches Is
| interesting as showing no" sharp the alterca-
| ton between the two Ministers must at one
time haye.been. though yelled nnder the d,s.
ete''on VI a'ploniat'c iof'n ana language, aud
10" near lne t"o governments were to
a serious misunderstanding, Tho circum-
stances under which they were drawn nm and
nnb,ts1,ed werc these . va;.fnr nsa,,1 ~ -
f-..s:...ss 49,, "'..ns neas's
,ol!n,snt 1ro1n tne Pnoneation OF INC Cheya-
lieri NiSra,s report, NJ. Dronyn de LHuys In
ytted the former to an Interview. The meet
was evidently very long, and In 1t the French
minister endeaTored to modify to the very
ntIaost me terms OF the late treaty, in go far
rs ta5i Iney might ot considered favorable to the
AVN &c tha ana 70 Pen fhe Italian minister
ton Of tben TX dmes % net sncn lam an mterp5eea
hem verv s,cces ami a. 10 H. 70 nare
poiut fDr he icemed It necrssarv nn,r tEn
iays after the fist intcryiew "a ho,.;r,o sro
nenncd his own f7isnatch in t1'a ;,+ar<oi - .a,;ES
to ssinyite or in other wnri1s 70 ssann1aa,, !,
The Cheya}ier .shef;,re t1,e Emncro, - ~ nrd,-
there to read to him Srhnt hc ha'd 1rrsttaI Ha1'
I,Vnys' modifcafion of tha t~eatv ~ ~ ~
Italian's ears! Int thc 1"ttar s;ood ~ t.m -ue
yery firm. Ha had n1sn 1,rerored Iii -,
q srenlv'' ia tbe Frenc., nin;sfar5e nra,,,-4 y
xh;rh thorgh con-4sons 1ras ssA ,,a.,,ait;y,
1'i,is oIso wos road I.foro +ba E,,,.,tso"
although It rema;ncd nrettr eriden} 1ho}
hotI, 15artsas st,,ci. ass.pt;ai Ss44sns eaat
ou;n,ons md tto ~ tner uMn
thc matter Wa nafcha1 ,,n ~ ths e 49, 49,
r.on stria nf d}n1o.nap up ~ ~ ~ 1Fne EuIo-
Eirr, sent off ~ 11,a -nnnan+ @ 40 3ans;d Gssaia
disnotch tn h;a Gorernmsnt , =, -" tIstb
naIfies .xera arreoa -, W.; J.; ~ -, ~, tuat ~
forr of m ntar whic,, ran.- q , nne o,tea nas-
at $t.n
nf tho E Tr,.,r6 Gnearu. attspt ~ VI the pat1
nort of ,l,c cnnrertion of ~ s1 ~ put
bcr Tha ats..n,nt i.os ~ .s ae " 9eptem-
rhicf,v ont NJ dcs1t,,ee te ~ a.au, pgnsse.
The uitrn rothal;c 10 anJ u Snsion fd u;assh "
srho lila aSarr spa 20. Nv *aa me
r,nt,an nm ~ ~ a.e,h u1e h3n GIs aaGa the con"
er. snsnect M 1rnm Dr;ratn w ~ Gnor1ap tu aIpaa pcm
ea.,.aos -. - N.o.a pAnatS hAg" 4eugc ana
star hss of t ,torat'on tha1 INC French Min
-oan,;anor- I,a r4 t ~ NH EetS up inns
Rnt 10 1a;+ar nos1 H. .u ,.a4 as raencn emperor
cr;s;e ~ ~ ahnI Gare not ventnte a. Tue present
,o1 "a. W r. W,n;t4s 19le ilallan or less pa
i.sf,1 .,r..r ~ ,ha ,1,raI tnc s,elgs ae a pow
e,!ut r o1ss ang Turn masscs !the chae1 support
u lne !, ,iinpera! GoFcfnment, and these latter
are sun stepped IN superstition and formidable
" universal suffrage. The Emperor, there
lore, mus appear to concur with his Minister,
y Eheh me iatter, cleTer but timid man, gets
frightened at what has been done and all that
Ii sud about It, and tries to explain It away
and modify It's import
IN dispatches in question are much too
long for me 10 hanscribe here. But in addi-
tton to the above account Of them, may say
that those Of II. Drouyn de L'Huys are chiefly
rem RI nf1e FIR &&sar., ,u.fnt h,- .,.r,;ct -,