New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-09
FROM PARIS.
From Ous Own Correspondent.
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! From Oug Own Correspondent,
PArIs. October Il. 1864
The Car Of Russia has arrived at Nice, where
the Czarina win pass the winter The Car Will remain
in France through next week. Napoleon VIII Visit the
imperial couple early in the week. be IN Nice say on
Monday. the 2ith date Of the meeting of tho Italian
Parsmcn, TO debate the conditions OF the francolaiiei
treaty. The Marquis Of Pepoli, arelation OF Napoleon
and one Of The active negotaos on the Italian part OF
the convention in question is expected in far not
already arrived The Count Of Flanders has been here
this week; hsl worthy father the King OF Belgium re-
lated or connected by marriage with half the old roya
houses Of Europe and on the best Of terms with Naro
leon whom he paid long visit 10 at Nchy Iast sum
mer has been interviewing at Baden and Otherwheres
with the King Of Prussia and agents OF other powers
The feeling between England and France s evidently
much more cordial than it few months ago. lh'
appearances Of friendly unders landing between France
and Austria on the Italian question are growing N
promise The Polish question and Danish question: as
causes of dssension for the present Mt least pun
on, of question An authoritative denial published
Yesterday the pestlcnt rumor that the French gov
eminent was crowded for money and was sbont to
raise new loan In spite Of that the three per cents
we're quoted At the close OF the BcuTse at only asO
1
to strictly commercial political causcs-that is.
no. 10 political icauses OF European origin the com
mere financial crisis prevailing in Europe hav
ing It's primary cause very much IN American reyo-
luton.
The signs Of the times given above. are interpreted
by anguiue weather vseacrcs augora rays of long
day of peace for Europe We about TO enter on an
EZRA Of good feeling" Austria has begun 10 disarm,
Italy viii disarm the British Lion 81 asks moth
Ing better than 20 LIE dow with oil foreign lands where
wool il me .chaniab and M for golden leecing while
Napoleon presiding Jupiter OF the European world,
will sheath the French Eagles threatening claws and
clip is wings. send IL on hostile fight westward
only Next week stormy debates IN the Italian Par
snent may cloud all this fair vision. That Is likely
TO ell rally true, needs 10 be dreamer indeed
10 believe. But that there is present disposition
among the leading powers Of Europe TO tenporle com
promAoto friendly cooperation against volu,ionary
moyements in their ovn domains and in their fellows
domIiis-a disposition confirmed with most by pain
u sense II their financial needs by the improved mod
crn intelligent Of political economy-oi The waste
COS, Of war and the profits Of peace-tha much IL Ger
tain hold II equally certain that NAPOLEON. for the
present a, least will do his best TO encourage the rest In
disposition which is markedly his own. Per contrn,
there il many cloud the horizon OF mans hand size
any one Of which may swell into stormy proportions
which timd aud thoughtful men make account Of. On
tie whole and as it looks to-day the prospect Is OF a
pretty considerable spell" Of lull
| Last week IL was Edounrd Labonlaye the eminent
pulcist this week lis Henri Martin the eminent his
oran who the Of all French lovers Of civil and
political liberty raises hs voice eloquent with generous
zeal and rational argument. in favor Of the American
Presidential candidate representing the same good
cause Never SAYS this lifelong, profound student
Of history Of its events and parties u her and
motive, their results and purpOscd logically fated
ends has grnycr question been personied In
the names Of two men. The two ocHdidatiV,s ere as
clearly defined possible He goes to point ont
that while the candidacy OF Mcclellan represents IN its
success the North depicted by It's foreign enemies
as fondly dreamed Of by rs own artEepublcan sol
disau Democrats the sacrifice OF moral interests ana
eternal ghs 10 the establishment Of IN exterior and
material American tnon thencelorh wanting al high
purpose and Justification for its existence among
ustion. nateriaist America ruled 10y brute force and
chance Lincoln ii the candidate of the war such asst
has become by the proydenta march OF events OF the
America Of Washington and Of Franklin, resnning the
course Of glorious career after having OFF with the
sword the cancer loi Slavcryl that was eating out It's
life"
IT, conld he executed. That reunion, at the price Of
maintaining Slavery. which would be the shame and
moral ruin Of the North tie irrecoerabe degradation
OF the United States could not be effected Mcclellan
dragged on to peace at any price the Great Republic
viii split into three groups incapable Of practical
enni1ation and viii enter On All Indefinite future OF
confusion and wretchedness that viii bring II 10 the
condition Of Spanish America in her worst days with
commissions inoomparnbly terrible they Will be
rrouor,oned 10 the Characteristic energy OF the Anglo
Americans The flll Of tho Great Democracy will not
rebound in Europe Ia the benefit. some nater them
lies. of the mXci syscnf of the governments OF oIpc
dients and compromise; II will profit pure dcspotisu
only. Let principles aud Lncoln triumph and all
will take new strength all viii b. encouraged this
side the Atlantic Tie grand type of representative
government nee OF mixture with Middle Ago iustiiu.
tons with an official church. hereditary arist0c.
racy in England will rcapp"ar in al it, spl"ndoT.'
These brief extracts sufficiently characterize the sem
tinents of Henri Martin to Va ward, however much the
warmth and force Of their original expression is lost IN
translation cant refrain from attempting to give his
closing words Of sympathy aud good hope American
brethren millions OF men In Europe vote in their hearts
with Won for Lincoa Our fathers offered their swords
for vonr service; offer only ardent wishes and
this great occasion demands Of US but them we send
you them across tho Atlantic"
Such are the opinions. the sentiments the prayers
and hopes Of tie first moni France;of Henri Martin,
Internationally Of the three first. with little question
one Of the two first frentn historical wroroi Guizot
the other Of the tvoo! Labouaye and jules favro and
Ber1yor and Victor Hugo, and Cochin and Gasparn--
Of Tie writer's who find organs for Che uterance Of their
thoughts in tie abIes. nesspap,rs Government once