New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-31
FRANCE.
A PRoIEsr PROM PRINCE NAPOLEON.

PROTEST FROM PRIsCE NAPOLEON.
The Opinion Rationale Of Oct. II prince Ma
poleons organl, publishes article by NJ Gaeraut IN
which he says:
at is with grief we learn that Roman expedition u
resolved upon and probably already IN course OF oe!ng
accom- pshed We consider the belief that such step
win make Italy reeede from her present position an , a
sion Public opinion in Italy has reached tnch point
Victor Emmanuel cannot draw back without impef
ing his crown and monarchical institutions" i''"
RUKoR OF A rRUssLAs PROPOSAL FOR CONGRESS.
The Patre denies the truth Of the rumor that note
from the Prussn Government had been received by the
French Cabinet proposing the assembly of aCongress to
settle the Roman question:
The Independence Beee Of Oct 10 publishes telegram
from Berlin dated Oct rs, which says; "IQe ptqsAA
Government has BY no means PT2sssd against French
Intervention in Italy fpch intervention, aowsseT IT,,
between Italy and the Pope practicable y
thought that France would negotiate settement OF ,he
Roman question with the other Great Powers either at
Conference, OF by some other means." -. Fl.
coUr1 rAIIKLo, COMMANDER OF TiIE IREScn foR ORE
The Prese ssys that IL II proposed 10 give Count Pakao
the comm and In chief in certain eventuallties.
COMO TO ROME FOR HONOR"
Tho neHdard Of Oct is followed the Panie, expatAtng
on the fact that France cannot allow document bearing
her signature TO be torn TO pieces II says:
III she accepted such sfront what weight would
che have nenocforth the woridi What would become
have therefore taken and the army and Zee.
n. 'ossa o. che q war vim M L s
we N. p phass Of ana we have not yet
abandoned tho hope that italy convince Europe post
word soIcmny gwen but IL not be hoped that the
Government Of the Emperor will allow Itself 10 be- dc
the q Tie ns SoPs l,1s
seal has guarded de approach 70 Rome, ard no ono
wosld break 1t with mpunty." ~,
THE LATEST GOVERNMENT UTrERLHcE.
The Coastiois4ei Of Oct 49, contains article upon
the Roman question signed by NJ Lmayrsc, in which the
writer exeesa wish 70 be able 10 put the question at
present as1tatng all minds in its right light He cen
cludes thus n ~ the duty OF ity 10 respect and N =
the inoontesbe right OF France to canse to be
engagements which have been contracted
THE PREPARATIONS AT ToULoS.
The Independence Beige says The information we
receive from Toulon TO confirm the report that
French has resolved upon The steam
f yae La Canada is making propagation for Tho emnsr
have been ordered TO prepare likewise, and the horse
transport La sene getting ready for the conveyance OF
10 tho destination o; these vesses but the fact Of their
armament spostve and the officers are convinced that
they will be ordered TO Gvita Necchia -
The dspendanoe makes tho following co<umont ON Tao
above: We have already mentioned all the
OF seri0ns resolution unless u be that the GoVe-
Of Florence IL attempting to make uo OF the revo
luoary Character OF the expeditions dlected agantt
AUTHORIZATION or permsslon to Intervene
which would be played out by the
court OF the Tlertes making threatening preparations
tscond expedition without having the least nte,
ton OF bringing IL TO bear In time We must suppose
as and sa thew w III be able to maintain
there This would lead directly 20 war between France
proba ably also internal complications IN France
being mposse to s1ppose, that war sgaapst ay ~
than the expedition 10 Mexico
THE EXPOSITION
whgegard the proongatcD Of the existence OF the
Universal Exhbion, which the Libete and some other
jonrnac stated remain open to the pubc until the
18th OF November the Eddrd says that decision 10
that feet yet been TO- at the same time init
mating that such step s In contemplation and that the
question will shortly be determined