New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22
FRANCE.
FRANCE.
TIE NAPOLEoN-LAVALETTE LETTER.

THE RAPOLEON-LAVALErTEL LETTER
Our publication, says The London GLOBE, OF
te letter of the Emperor Napoleon to the Marquis 90
Layaet,e "a copy Of which obtained from private
sopce has had an immense effect in tranquiiziDg pnbc
opinion alike France and in Germany IN that
as our readers win remember the Emperor ueeiao%
inc true interest of France IL not TO obtain an lg
cant increase Of territory but 10 and Germany IN cohs
tuting herself in the manner most favorable 10 o '"
The official Tor semi-ocaD German Journals M IePuo
fishing the letter express great & 400 ad
and the Kreutz Zeii,i0 which only few days ago ~
Sressed The most insulting language France and the
Emperor, salutes the Emperor Napoeon III "'
The Paris journals were at afraid 10 repubsh the
letter and EXPRESSED doubts as 10 It's authenticity but.
finding Government not averse 70 its pubncaton;
nearly all OF them have reproduced the Ietsi anu
point to il proof Of the pacific tendency OF the Eli
In fact the publication of ths letter has been the chief
cause of the Observation-Disclosures OF opinion IN France
~ we'll az IN t;ermany But il we not afraid 10
spoil good result we should doubt whether our No
tinenta contemporaries do not attach more importance
10 the expressions OF the letter than can pudenty DC ac
corded TO them.
PRINCE NAToLEoN's ADVICE TO THE EMTERoh
II appears says correspondent That frhee NapoeoD'
whose commanding abilities are not perhaps sufficiently
appreciated Oh your side OF the Channel has also beenten
dering HE a6vce find the following IN this evenings
is rumored in the official world that Prince EaPole.
IN ON his return from excursion 10 Havre fcehDR
Justly moved like the rest of the world AT INC uneasy ana
letter e. the Emperor which produced great impression
on the mind h. Majesty Prince Napoleon advises the
Emperor continue 10 place confidence m tc MINISTERS
who at present compose the Cabinet and whose deter
mined pacific intentions no one has ever doubted Ihu
pendent of the reassuring Specification of peace which
would DO produced by the maintenance m power OF
statesmen who have always desired H. Prlnce Hhpo'
leon regards useful that the Emperor, either Ny
note the HOe by letter TO one OF ms minister's
even by the opening speech oil the NoveinDer
should Ia the ceaTcst and most positive manner caac
terze the pacific policy OF France by procailnng inc ADJ
soue principle Of nonnteryention That principle mus
proclaimed ia the face OF Europe would be considered py
France as a general rule. The equences are hIn
dately seen Non-lnterventiOn In Rome would signify
the solution Of the Roman question by Italy alone and
without the interference Of any other power Nonhter
venton IA Germany would signify respect Tor the wishes
of the Germans aud for the work Of complete ana tota
uuiheatlon commenced by Prussia. Lastly thanks 10
that absolute principle there would be means OF putting
stop TO the ambition Of powers who, Ike Russia desired
10 aggraudze at the expense Of the ottoman Empire OF
like modern Germany, who wished 10 eLiaitc hei
dOmnions at the expense Of Holland.