New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-18
OUR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE
The Imperial Meeting NJ Niee-Frensh
CHARACTERIZATION Affairs Abrend.
H,on Our Own Correspondent.

eth pleasantly situate in my nt mofy-the house tho
the further North lot and the meadow. Moving ZINE
was sort Of ete for children. II fell about the nFst
Of July. If the morning was doubtful, there wa
learned consultation Of the weather signs. and re-
neubsr that while old Mr. Parton the field marshal 90
such occasions a saturnine, DARK compexiontd man
would be pretty considerably afraid from The ook o. e
clouds that it going 70 be kinder slo"eT!; BIZ
young hopeful Lab reckoned that il would beek
away by ter o'clock being was nothing pui aNs".
fog. Sometimes il Taned, sometimes tie DAY No'ou
lair. The signs were the same-ihey looked nueh az
they were looked at by or the oiher-ine law OF
future storm or sunshine unknown 20 poh' soiuo
thing ike this may have been SAID Deio.e-uy Man ih
FarQnhar Upper, perhaps
Regarded hopefully the indications spoken OF ID ia'e
preceding letters pointing 10 continuation Oh peace
cay procng alton of truce in Europegrow IN promise
and number. The recent change in the Vienna mlu'
is,ry Count Mensdorff Pouily being confidently sup
rosed to be more favorable TO friendly arrangement
with France and even directly with Italy about
italian affairs than his predecessor Count Rech'
berg; the interview as il Is reported between Meter
nioh the Austrian ambassador TO France, ana an ola
fyore at the Tuileries with his master hoeninn,
among the newest Of these indications. The tone
Of many of the best Austrian Journals the assurance
given In of them that the reduction Of the Austrian
army already begun will be continued until 10000 COM
mon soldiers shall have been dismissed on long flIough
the continued of similar reduction Of the lta
ian army and more new talk Of the Naloloonc idea OF
Congress coming into favor, among The growing
Indications. The interview between Napoleon and
Alexander at Nice seems thus far 10 have been only
personally friendly meeting. Some very acute loIks
fancy that Napoleon frustrated in BIS purpose q
turning it to political account; that lie intended q
primary meeting preliminary to one Al 81 Cloud OF OF
Compiegne, but that Alexander would not convene
Certain il is that FOR day two that the
Car would take Paris his way home and that while
it was running the MoaifsT announced tnat Princess
Clotilde suddenly indis9Osed, willie Prince Napo
leon staying out o; town with bis Polish enc COL
Branck; and that it being known aiterweld aa. ihe
Russian monarch's route did lie through Paris
Che Princess recovered her health and with her PHO
poon spouse attended the first performance ofls friend
Emile Anglers new comedy Maine Ge0.f, al Tie
Theatre Francois.
A. TO the Franco1tilian Convention: Bcre lrt dis
cussion Of and about it, goes on in busy e,ons but
neither the discussion OF il here, 20 Ter appears
here the discussion of it beyond The Alps offers any
new feature of significant menace 10 tie Two years
truce on the whole the drift, Ear ear make II
OUT Tue NOuuhf1hs % thN lNtN'i' '''N
nent seems rather in than against De direction o.tlo
Indications referred TO above.
Now for another and important faii-Weatler
sign 1t was two weeks ago think Tia; entonedthe
authoritative contradiction given by the C0cstcnHo
and HoHisr to a current report that Government was
about to raise a large loan; loan thai varied IN
amount, according you lit on chaps oa 100000 COO
70 1000 GOO In day o. TWO the same report
T...V- = ~. tr. ID.
tion aud ran stronger than down the and
flowed all over the Bolyse. Tie MoHtoW tricl 90 dam
Il again, without effect. For week or so now it runs
In open channels from wellinfoTmd sources Tho
truth seems 70 be. briefly told, this: Tor long the
pounselors Of the Emperor have been divided n two
parties a the head Of one of which IS II. Rclc The
Minister Of Public WORKS; at tie head Of the other ~
Fould Minister OF Finances. The former proposed
the opening OF very large credit for he purpose of
carrying on to completion very large scale public
works-the system Of public works al over Friace.
Project Haupman the rsnsformcr Of Paris, tic J. Ike
efPersigney and others argued that this CONNER
sally and financially sound operation-the consequent
development Of the Of the country being sure
70 justify borrowing cspita-and a politically sound
speraonthe consequent impulse 10 industrial activity
the fun occupation of energies Of arms and eyes Of the
heges entertaining them, tickigf them, and distract
ing their attention from political nteIcs Fould and
the economists countermened that Government finances
were only Just got in passabe good eondiionno az al
In condition TO besr loanand that ere was a.
ready Of late years excessive tendency Of capital u
vest in railways, Buildings and other iamolis which
needed rather 10 be restrained than fOsercd Nevcrhe
less. VI. Behics scheme with some notifications
TO be favored by The Emperor. and draft Of
plan for credit Of $50 co. 600 las been submitted 70 the
Council of State. IAN bills submitted TO the Corps
Legisla,n, which cannot itself originate any
bill, are sent in from the Council Of
State the real legislative body Of France under the
present Constitutional Now, beside the primitive way
Of stealing there but two ways Of getting motley
the way Of earning, slow, safe and hard to travel and
The way Of borrowing the broad and pleasant way,
leading TO -. There is indeed vet broader way,
easy TO start on the paper mill way, that DO lead
uncommon fast 70 -. The French nation passed
over it once. paving it with 360O0OoO OF 0ssigaats
and 24OO go of mand1,s-that pavement was torn
up quickly afterward and they Travelled on gold md
silver metaled roadway through The CoDsnlae and Elm
pire; but mind Il did carry them through their revon.
iionary fiery trial and lot to -. ToIoturn u ".
Behc's scheme. To avoid the name and form Of loan,
Il Is said that he proposes to borrow the $50 go
der the name form and by the machinery OF a
saisss de Tiarops py5ies Bank OF Public Works How
this or any other by.way comes the same thing
direct loan what difference there may be in the dis
sincton need be discussed here But it is evident
enough that the Emperors adoption of NJ. Behic's
views or favorable disposition toward themadcption,
or disposition least generally assumed as credi'
BILE if not positively assured-is confrmatory not
only Of his wish and purpose for otherwise sufficiently
indicated but of his confidence in continuation Of
pcace-a prolonged truce in Europe. Nonan con fore
the future but his Majesty is singularly capable by