New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18
THE STATE OF EpBGRE'
Pre~rccfs Of she Csnsress-Nspoieon'' ZOE
icy and CounseIors--Af"iy--s P"TAous
Proclamation of Goribaidts
From Our Own Correspondent
ErnRRNCP Monday, Dec. q, 1863

FLORENCE, MONDAY Dec III, ioo'
Won are fully aware that the principal means
Nv which yapoeon has succeeded until now in opposing
chs immensely superior intellectual powers Of his enc
mics in France is The mystery in which his schemes
And policy are wrapt. A tacurn man at the head Of
tho most loquscous nation Of the world he surprised
She Parisians by his unexpected terms and 10 SUI PRISE
them TO them, as long as these surprises
maintain the proud position OF France as tho ie"ag
Power in Europe. Like en experienced manager OF
fheaer be has distributed tic different parts IN most
admirable way The Empress is the most devons dangh
ser Of tho Pope and uphods Roman Catholicism to the
hitter end The Cardinals and Arehhshops oil called
IN Tho French Senate fully confdc in her influence upon
kAe Fperor and forget the legitimate claims OF the
a,ount o. Chambord. The cousin OF the emperor ON
the other hand the Prince Napoleon remains always III
yslstion with the Opposition. Polish and hungarian
refugees are sometimes guests IN the Palace Royal.
The Prince Czartorysk CONT Braniokl ana MI
Chojetzki belong TO The friends Of the Prince.
BE meets Emile Oliver, tho Opposition member
for Paris and remains in relation with hOssuth
and Gen Klapka He blames only tho reactionaIy pol
10Y OF his Imperial cousin at Rome and speaks IA tne
Senate in favor Of the oppressed nGtcnates without
sver being rebuked by the Emperor Napoleon. lie
forms the link between the NapolooDc dynasty ana rev
cluton 1t is true that the ireAca are not 80 essy
taken in by his Evolutionary sayings Dut most oi tEe
Polish aud Hungarian chiefs believe IN Napoleon ana III
xhe Propaganda Of the PasS Royal IL Is TO
mention that neither Mazzni nor 1aioaidi has ever
hen eusnsled bv those wes though il repeatedly
.ttennted 70 bring them within that magic circle
where the reyoutonsts are tanned aud made suoserv-
sent 10 Imperial policy. But beside those two out
vpoSen members OF tie Imperial family. there are
among the intimate friends OF Napoleon several whose
views diametrically opposed 10 each oiher.
The Emperor listens 10 them al without ever
eetraying his thoughts. until he chooses to
Sell them. in his way, TO all the World
The late elections for instance aud the recent two
supplementary elections, made, OF course, deep iin-
preston upon the French Court. IL was most in
yortant lesson There was no longer any douot
HAT the enlightened populations OF the great towns
had risen from their former apatlec aversion 70 pon
tes and that they manifested their changed views by
unexpected maj0 tiles for the Opposition france wants
ZONE chanCe-China Cochin CHINA ana MEXICO proved
failures as regarded the influence which they were meant
10 have had upon Paris Duke Morny therefore, me
Enperors iDegitmae haltbrother, who, proud OF ms
mothers shame has recently added HorTelsG TO the
Grmoria bearings of the Counts MOIny 10 whom lie be-
Son by adoption advises Napoleon 10 enlarge the NIB
critics Of France and especially 10 remove some OF tho
restrictions which weigh 20 heavily upon the press
Rc breaches peace and tho Russian alliance secOnued
BY the versatile Emile dc GTardin, CHIEF edto-
81 the important daily paper La Press, Dnke
persigny on the other hand ard Mr. Petri those two
ost unfiDching friends Of the Emperor who stood ~
bilD in the times OF exile and managed the coup eat
Sistrust anything that smells Of liberty IN France;
saey disrust principally the liberty OF the press WHEN
woulc provide Republicans aud UTleanlsIs Win arms
against the Empire They advise The Emperor mere
soro maintain the present restrictions but 70 make
var in Europe especially against Austria. Inc En'
reror remains silent, and gives Instructions 10 NJ
Ministers TO carry out his plans about the Congress III
"a is not general Congress let il be restricted one
without the Of England and Sustiisi III
ranno be Congress OF Princes et II b. one o. Ministers
but he sticks TO the idea OF the Congress without max
sng any question about what is to DC done Tie invited
Princes Ministers do not succeed in coming TO any
understanding. In the mean time the Prince N1Po.
icon tells anybody who hkes 70 hear u
that his father in law Victor Emanuel, sick OF the
present situation prepares 10 cut the Gordan Knot With
His sword that Italy cannot continue 70 remain N hsI
more his throne by attacking the Austrians in Neneiia
pext Spring since in case Of defeat France cannot al
low Austria become the mistress OF Italy,
and therefore must take up that cause and make war;
which in the worst would add Nenetia 10 victor
ymanusps dominion, though only N exchange Tor
Naples and Sicily, destined for Mnrat And indeed
fhere regns feyerish activity in all the Government
factories in the arsensls and dockyaTds OF ltsy;
Horses are bousb the army competed ssa o ra s
eient men, if Victor Emanuel really meant 10 go 70
Still tell you ron the very tes' SoIa0e
chat even the Italian Ministry theuNeves 90 ot Dee'e
10 war Whether the party Of action, that
A. TO say the followers OF Nszzini and Carl
tald are rot preparing for unexpected expedition
A. a different question. Still j must warn you against
spurious document which cannot fa 10 reach you 10y
france England purporting 10 be Garlbsldis proc
1snaton and advising TIE dissolution Of Parliament
and the concentration of all the power in the hands OF
Victor Emanuel The document is forgery, irst
Published by the Milan weekly ALBANIA (Which Is the
organ OF the notorious Gen. Turr bat copied into the
Government papers after IL has been branded as
mposture by Garibaldis organ. HE story OF mat
forgery is the following: After Aspromonte, about
year ago De Luca, the Governor of Noapohtan PROV
ince advised the Ministers officially 20 initiate the French
coup d. etat and 10 abolish the Constitution and liberty
Of the press The document fell into the hands Of
members Of the Opposition who, during the discussion
on the Illegal practices Of the Government in
Sicily mentioned the fact that that Cover
nor is still retained In tls office. To shield De Luca
some Government official forged tiGt proclamation 70
prove that Garibaldi too las uttered analogous IDEAS
and though 1t certain that the forgery would ~
Soon discovered the party Of Ord as the Italian copper
heads call themselves relies upon The greater publicity
rbey are able give &c the false statement As regards
the American struggle must remark that ali the Or
Eans the parry Of and Of the parliamentary Oppo
nition invariably for the Union and against sav
cry; that the other hand the Government press sd
the teegraphic dispatches cOpperheacy syn
pathzors with the South though not bold enough 10 Insult
public opinion by excusiAa Sr defending tho peculiar
Institution Within the last two months Burnside was
six times defeated and once taken prisoner In those toe
grams Of the Agenzia Stesni; and according 70 them
Grants victory amounts 10 ae1t 20 nothing. Now, how
ever that France is less hostile to you. the Italian pow
Of the parliamentary majority will of course be Ike
wise favorable.
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