The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1870-10-29 00:00:00

THE IMPERIAL CORRESPONDENCE,

One of the first acts of the Government of the Na-
tional Defence was the appointment of • Commission
charged with publication of the correspondence and
other papers found and seised at the Tuißerke after the
departure of the Emprees. The work of this Com-
mission is declared to be "absolument officio/ el imper.
sonnet, estrepris uniquesient dans UWE,* de la terifi.
NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE. La Coinionarion we nige pas, elle inrentorie elle tie fait poi
(Daily Telegraph.—Tuesday ) auvre depolSmique,elle fade arreimpartialiteauvre d'Ais-
foire."That is to say the Commissioners print ench docu.
tion which we gave exclusively
We are in a poerition fully to confirm the informs. meets se may uponinspection, appear tobe of sufficient
in yesterday'. imprese public interest, adding no remarks of their own save
eon, that certain negotiations were on foot between inch as nAiy b. necessary to fix • date or connect a
the German headquarter, at Versailles and the ex- with its subject. The labours of the
negotiations, as we stated, took their origin in
Commission have already produced eight firrairions of
certain 32 pages each, containing in all 66 documents, printed
p pose]. exchanged between Marshal Betaine at
Empress of the French at Chislehmut. Those letter or paper
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as they came to hand, without any regard for dates.
Metz and the Prussian camp—proposals, which, since rhe earliest document is No. 50. It is a they bore bore an important reference to political ria tion of 1848, reigned by a certain M. ReSeuchet, " mien
distinct from military affeire, were naturaby stet on
°Paler de ramie impericae," in the name of a commie
—along with their bearer, General Boyer—to the King's don of electors. It etatea that the time is come when
head quarters, The proposals, and, if we are not LOU*
inform the Provisional Government should end, and the Re-
ed, also the discussions upon them which took
public be placed under the presidency of the nephew
Re-
place between Count Bismarck and Bezaine's envoy,
the lan of b
of the great Emperor, of the grandson of the good
involved pringing about the return of the Josephine, of one who Is the symbol of union, order,
of the It
ex-Emprese Eugenie to France to resume the functions
mercy, and brotherhood, who is pure of all politioalNency i at least to inch an extent that she
make intrigue, and who, while him uncle sought tomight, in name of the de jure Government of the France happy by making her glorious, would cork to
country, conduct or sanction the arrangement. for
made peace that might make her glorious by making her happy. But the be with the Grvmans. But it
curiosity of this paper is its endorsement in which BE-
,
is only just to state that, as we underatand, the
meld alter dating that the
proclamation
was
aFe
by the Prinoe and that 40,000 copies were du.
General
e the subject Boyer
T
ot berelibteniVtioemailin, we proved
ern tributed, adds : '
he to any ulterior arrange- ~ It was upon this occasion that the mad said tome.
imidiwprodposniiwithothnswowuetrehic. hpthreej
udmanta that might be contemplated ea to the
at m. Hotel th, Rh,
...., it
will do; but it will be expensive,
future regulation of the internal government of
Slld I have no mosey.' 'Prince,' I said, '1 did not come
France. As we have already anntuneed, the Envoy hem to put yen to ripens ; twill =ewe all thae, and 111
who Came to England wee charged to Lay before her Nes helP ws aW succeed.' Then he seised mr hvxd."
Majesty the prdposals put fonvard at Metz, and dim- No. 49 comprises three letters addressed in 1850 and
easered—if not even so far approved—at the Royal 1851 to Mocquard, Napoleon's private secretary, from
Read Quarter,; and not only .o, but he was autho. which it appears that the Marquis Pallavicini had lent
rimed to sanest the immediate departure of the Ex. "Prince Bonaparte" some £12,000 upon certain estate.
Empress for Versailles, where the scheme for tt e at Civita Nova. This debt, the Comulimioners °l3.
bringing about of peace might moan more lull tad serve, Was lot paid till after the Coup d'Etat.