The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-03
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Napoleon's Invitation to the
Conference.
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French Opinion OF Queen Vic
tOria's Speech.
Earl Derby's Policy Towards Abys-
sinia and Rome.
Effect Of Mapoleon's speech In
France.
MAzzINl ON THE ITALIAN QUESTION.
TIE ABYSINIAN DIFFICULTY.

The French Transatlantic Mail Steamship Company's
steamship Perelrc Captain Duchesne from Havre The
21st and Brest on the Esd Of November arrived this
port early hour yesterday afternoon bringing
es from the Continent of Europe in detail OF cable
dispatches dated to her day OF sailing from Brest -
late as the mail report OF the Cunard steamship China
at Halifax.
The Cunard steamship China Captain Hockey, from
Liverpool tho 23d and Queenstown the oath Of Novsm-
ber arrived Halifax At halfpast O'Clock A. NJ
yesterday and sailed for Boston at ten o'clock In the
forenoon
Several Of the Paris journals which had not before ex
pressed opinion on The Emperor Napoleons speech
publish remarks but with the exception OF the religious
organs their observations scarcely differ from those
which We have already laid before our readers The
Gasae de France considers the speech to be not SUM-
GENTLY explicit and greatly deceptive The Avenir No
tionai not favorable In its estimate Of The imperial
document The Steele states that = sort Of alliance
which seemed to have been tacy formed between the
religious organs and another portion OF the press has
come TO an end.
The Paris Pays, speaking Of Napoleon's position
towards Rome says:-
Nothing more odious than religion turned to the &C
which the Legmis party has presented to US for the
neglected lead public opinion asay Under the fall
acous pretext that the Bourbons AL fathers Of the
Church, that Henry w., Louis XIV. and LOUIS XIV had
Gabrielle, with Nile. de- 10 vallere and with MIME du
Barry, they. clothed they are 10 borrowed religious
outside the Legitimst party there Is salvation. Rome
theirs, the churches are theirs the Pope 10 theirs,
alone can and ought to DO deyou All other persons are
meddng with what does not concern them.
According to a telegraphic despatch from Rome tho
Emperor Nspoeons speech was well received In that
city. N#
The Norn German GaseHe Of Berlin has the follow.
ing:-
The speech Of the Emperor Napoleon Is the expression
renewed, of policy Of peace abroad and at
home. The Imperial language agrees with that OF the
speech from the Prussan throne in this sense,ha they
both reveal intention to nnay disspate the
apprehensons respecting foreign which have been
paralyzlng the commercial world The assurance that
France will not interfere In the internal development OF
Germany has significance all the practical that
the Development OF our interest dos not imply any
to Frdnee The circumstance that the Emperors
speech mention the separate understanding
tween France and Austria, Of which 20 much has re-
psnpo u wheh s sasas
directs against Italy respecting tho non execution Of
the Convention OF September Is severe one.
The Kreus-ztug approves Of the declaration In the
speech that France will not intervene In German anars
1t adds Germany has thought OF aggression upon
the right Of the French naon and that the rsorganiza-
ton OF the French army IL matter which concerns
that nation alone with respect the Roman question
the same journal considers the assembling Of con-
ference still very doubtful seeing that Power will
consent TO engage In negotiations without preliminary
basis and especially without positive declaration from
the PonuAcal government ITSELF and he states his
vction that Franco will remain At Rome 70 protect the
Holy See until the question shall be definitely settled
In an article entitled "a Page Of Contemporary His
toryn published lately in tho Turin Gazette and giving
an account Of various Incidents connected with the late
ministerial crisis in Italy, the writer gives the following
a. telegrAphic despatch the 18TH OF October
from Paris 90 King Victor Emanuel by Prince Napo-
leon;-
have to inform Majesty for your guidance, that
the council Of ministers held under the presidency OF
the Emperor at ST. Cloud has decided mousy less
two votes those Of La Valee and mine 70 send corps
d'ormSe 10 Rome
That despatch shown the noxt day by the King TO the
persons about him, led to the downfall OF the Ratazz
Ministry.
Tho Monitore Of Bologna learns from La spesza that
General Garbsdi IL November 21) in good health and
that he frequently receives visits from his acquain
ances His sons, Nsnotti and Mcciott, have seen him
several tmes
NJ do Forckenbcrk has been elected President OF the
Chamber OF Deputies Of Berlin. n. de Koslcr con-
ssrvatvs) and N. do Benpigssn national lberal have
been chosen second Vice Prcsdsnta The national
party has presented motion 10 Annul the prosecution
Of NM. Twsstsn and Frantzsl.
The Prussan Aoaitew publishes tho treaty concluded
on the 18th July between Prussia and france for the
construction Of railway from sarsbruck 10 sarsgus
nina
The Co,yepndess Of Berlin, says on the suojsc. Of
tho Conference
Communications have taken place between the Great
Powers relative TO the preliminary conditions which
promise some chance Of success 70 tho Congress-
The IMMORTAL Dp0matiqs< has the foowing:-
scme journals pretend TO know that the failure OF the
protected conference for the settlement Of Roman
question hsnceforh fact admitted In the diplomatic
s..son 90 Ss ooSsssr, eoss.r ne meeting .
certain within moderate length Of time. That, how
:v doc: MOI mean sss =. ne nurOpssn powers ARC
poral power OF that as scacous Guaranss i've favor
WIN b attained without Aifsculsy. But shs reality H.
vsablIy 81 common sslIberssloa on The mater; and
the French govsnmsnt has every expect that
meeting take place. II win nos b preceded By any
preliminary accord Of The powers on baas Of settle
msnt.
NJ ds Castro. Spanish Ambassador 70 the Court Of
Rome has arrived ., xArssiss. route 70 the Eternal
CITY.
mo oacsar Journal OF wsssaw. publishes the follow.
ing ordinance from the Governor Of Psssikan in the
Kingdom Of Poland:-
For some tme past the authorities have remarked
among certain number OF persons tendency 10 wear
rsvolasiouary smblsma sucn - . particular xinl Of
ring. small crosses OF peculiar form. 40. the
@ incur severe raonmsn ana viii bs pscsa Sn
der the survssnos sf the police The agents OF the 20.
lice have received orders 10 exercise strict watch and
10 arrest Immediately any psrpons Who should violate
tbis order
The Inva,ds Rsss publishes The following despatch
from Coustansinopls. received BY way Of odsssa.-
The preparations Of the English for the expedition TO
into the interior Of that couutry, but mako settle
menis on the coast Of the RED ssa They are taxing
with them railway ready TO BE- laid Down between
Mazdaia and the interior OF Abyssina.
The Paris Fuirie says:-
We informed from . good source that the Council
Of State has under confederation for lowering
tho charges for ssgaphc messoges accordance with
state last sesson
constantinopls letters and journals 10 the 18th Of
November have arrived, but the intelligence d not OF
any Great interest," They msntion certain rumors Of
miniyts, tel chsngss but without confirming them The