New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15
FROM PARIS.
Napoleon and Alexander nj Ni'r-The
Fermentation ConventioD - Literary
and Artistic.

From Ous Own Correspondent.

ErHnco.Italtan Convention - Literary
and Artistic.
From OuT Own Correspondent.
PARE, Oct q. ltCi.
Napoleon, whose departure from Paris was q
little adjourned from lie first announced date a, Nice
to-day with Gar Alexander. Whether tie interview
will pass in Interchange OF couTtsie- in nego-
tating an Offensive and defensive alliance between
the Eastern and Western Empires is question. di-
sphsnons "a milestone. with which Missionaries are
ingoniousy busy. Tho mere fact OF the meetiug-iho
fact Of the Gar coming into the Emperors dominions
as peaceful traveleris certainly II peaceful
but the sugurs who solemnly bore Us with their conf
dent interpretations OF II should smile 10 read each
Others editorials II il not tie first time that Russian
Gar Alexander and French Emperor Napoleon have
met on the most friendly terms. For the rest, the
present French Emperor ha. been these twelve years in
the most friendly personal relations with his bother
and sister monsrch.-has had personal interviews IN
that time with those Of England. Prussia. Sweden.
Italy, Austria. Portugal and (by marital PROXY Of
Spain This lying together o; crowned heads does
always keep rs promises to sangune hope still. such
meetings as this OF Nice-whioh old Nestor Leopold Of
Belgium may at;end-bas iis meaning % ,ign. II
Indicate rs "a much else does, Nnpoeons desire and
earnest effort 10 keep the peace OF Europe-to beep
down revolution and 10 tide over this Italian crisis.
Although the volume Of talk and writing on the Fran.
oofiaau Cony cnton Las daily accumulated since ny
letter Of sept g. and II stil rolling on do not see
eiicr wcarisome listening and reading, that NY then
appreciation OF that bargain need b. greatly qualified
L" On the whole the meaning the Convention ~ 18th
September is that while the Emperor and Victor
Emanuel have compromised the Emperor In face Of
facts he yielded more 20 the King OF Italy than the
King Of Italy has yielded to the Emperor Of France
Per contra doubtless the King and perhaps other par
ties have taken engagements 10 suppress and Keep sup
pressed tie parry o., action IN the Fennsua-and 10
Europe ~ lorse. Say one sacrifices the Popc's tenn
p0ray in response 20 tie sacrifice Of Garhaldi BY the
other The practical anxiety. however, il about the
capacity Of this bargain 70 hod bargan not even the
hithcr end Of which Is YET closed Of which the other
loose end must be eit open or wears Neither Pope
Dor Gariha6i show inclination to be held BY IT, and
lime which does not pretend take by the ioroock
v u hold IL against some swing OF his revolutionary
scythei Ienous Edo has been very ear indeed
Of diplomatic things Of these late yonrsseen- to have
hand treaties and other solemn en-, gemenls shout
Italian Affairs especially toothsomc.
Again. Tie ten, OF tie Convention IS literally per
Tecy plain The earlier suppostoa Of secret article. is
generally given up bu, the Interpretation OF IL prac
cal mesnins-of its probable practical working and
what the two high contracting parties
mean il shall mean. remain quite diverse Itaan IN.
erpreters who seem 10 speak by authority insist that
reher expresses nor implies any renuncaton Of The
Iirlan national claim 20 Rome; French interpreters
inspired by authority, constantly assert that II safe.
yuards tie Popes sovereignty over lie six hundred
bou-aud sctusl subjects. Your Italian spondent
IN tell you ar better than can, what degree If faith
given ~ either Of these Interpretations IL his IFsdic
ion; Mother Of item inspire null confidence here OF
hc two tie seemingly authoritative Italian one Is gen
rally 10 be regarded nearest truth by al parties but
think the partisans Of tho Papnl empoi alty-though
rs discomfort DC little less dependent and
he paitbans Of United Italy little less hopeful than
hey respectively were few weeks ego. The former
count largely On Time to come Ia practical aid Of their
the many shocks and hair breadth
escapes The papsl royalty has lived through in the past
ieninrcs the Inter sti freely discount the profits 10
come IN the immediate future. filled they ar. with the
ate large successes Of their contemporary spccaatons
)n Italian history There 10 another class Of liberals
small but growing class should say-who take n more
view ofthe Italian question and s relation
10 the modern European questi0ns-at least look al IT,
now and then. nom q ca,mcr. II not a higher point OF
'.e" from their standpoint they report down to the
lower mob OF political partssns. religious partissns TO
The never ere nor were. always 20 be blessed believers
IN the solemn imposures Of diplomatic e1pedences TO
crowned heads and to fethshed reyoln
tionary Gaiibaldiaus-You are Yourselves ali in
struggling confusion tangng and sinking in a swampy
thcsei OF cross purposes and efforts resting on the
underlying quagmire. Your Franco Italian Convention
Is no -outioni it is shaking up OF the clements
insoiuhe by mere shaking; IL shskngs were all that
were wanted Italy and the Papa Sovereignty have had
enonshoi them any time since the Constable Bourbon
VI the hist Napoleon. No--to change the metaphor
the goal you all aim after is TO be attained by Tie high
road oi modern Civilizations the way TO it IL by the
paths OF peace Let Italy disarm let the King di.arm
bis regulars, and Garbadi disarm his voluntecrs LET
her her strength. wasted the last three or four
Years in the e1hausng expense Of armed expectation
material developments let her four hundred thousand
,red men hitherto kept practicing the stationary mil
tary step lone, two, one, two De set free and march
ng on IN industrial progress. Furrow Italy ~ 81 i.
With rajJoad' hot over win sehcol louiel teeppa.