, 1864-06-02
FROM PARIS.
London CONFERENCE.-The Eject upon a
General Peaco-Hpeoeh of PeFai<ny-
military Empire OF France at an End
in ApaRcr to NJ. ThleF1.
lFron Our Special conespondent.l
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IN AQAvpcF to NJ. ThieFH.
lFron Our Special Correspondent
PARIS, Friday, May 13, 1864
The Conference Of London has at LAST sue
ceeded In doing something. It has accom
plisbed = suspension Of hostilities for ,
month, dating from yesterday, between tht
belligerents. How much nearer does thi.
ta1dy achievement bring Europe to the con
cluslon and confirmation Of q deanitive and
general peacel Such IL now the question
which every political man ia debating, and
which the financial and commercial world
are considering with no small degree Of an1.
iety. At the next meeting Of the Conference
It ID understood that the plenjpotentiaries,
relieved nom the general question Of ccs-
sation Of AIMS, will each proceed to state
the particular vlcws and projects Of his own
Government; and ills amusiug to think
what Babel Of discordAnt utteFauces will
probably produce itself on this occasion
around the green cloth at St. Jameb.
It seems indeed absolutely impossible that
the conflicting elements Of this eonpllcatsd
question should ever be brought to peace
tnl solution. The will Of the popnlations IN
dispute, and the ambition Of the pretenders,
seem to be placed In hopeless hostility to the
conservatives Of the Danish monarchy and
the desires Of the neutra1 powers. Look at
the manifestations Of thesc feelings which
NE sq.ne edenntatinn I1 IT, @ from Both the Duchies.
NEE T. !he no, ofthe ; ronferencs ma
tprotesttng'' beforehand against all and
every decision which shall be taken without
the opinion and wishes Of the parties most
deeply intelesIeu ue!ns utst coasu11su, antu t
aeaA4 LEY - PEI. PHt.on sa ia1n 5;sastr Shst
tn tne nns ~ atuso, P Psctn dsra5 s,.aS
.oG nnsI 1ss ~ .esr a,,o1ed ~ hrine
70 uSan1th, @ 9 nu. nay M.;a ~ a"mSu ~ % o1,ns
ha e ~ ~ aI E15re s9,,net at H.
rhe ffasso1stman Ep'!e asathstn ~ nat;n ~ Ens
!pa1"o. pppe % nocn iof 'ue scea'n u 'n0 oaen1eo
IuS4lee4se T41e.s ~. +,,at ~ t,;a ,ro.-h,., :.
LIZ co.n IIae Var, - T. ns weu -
ng r.;i;ta~s rI,,et - .sta -; 4ta oirt,nn
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tn1t,,3ns1;1,O ~ ths " dennt e shs 3ttn Mnak
IL heirg a. into mnsn.nt nnr,aso11s,E ~ .1o-ned
at Re-I{n ~ eInraases nret+v e1eavI0 ~
a fee1;nr NJ +h;s e1h,aof :re ea1 49, ~
anea4i assne W - es H. 1no!SG M - sa5s taat tae
snd asthsr +ha,s r,;o1 nn5s, uoa "a.ta.ss Dsnai
their own! ~ the,r srn-ra;;o4 ,a - .,o,s.rt,1 -
H@,4ann os. fond ~hst nnwsrf.1 - Eoes.3 r,s. ~
stste eaa the7 BE- annexed ed to eSeept PenssIa y
Rasae 70 eae " te ap4.,n,a "u ;t ps 'ashn
psensiscae ~ Thara - na 1a4e11'y dtsy ot IaSs
rn.rs Gor ne a. +ar7ni.st1, - susa aau ~,
III Gart ri Prnss;e - ahenrf sthes shsnl ~
iutety or nnder the veil Of a Protectorate.
the disputed terTitorY. Wiu England. OF
more important stili, win France go to War
to prevent her?
Considerable surprise has been created by
4 recent speech delivered 'br the Due de
Persigny alta Provincial Agricultural meet
Ing. It should be remembered that such
public meetings being almost the only ones
permitted in France, ex-Ainisters often take
advantage Of them to express their senti-
ments, and the close connection between the
Emperor and De Persigny being notorious,
the language Of the latter is regarded rs ol-
most official. Indeed, the A3u,tur repro