The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-05
NIPOLEON,S INSANITY.
The Aristocruts OF the Faubourg -. Err-
main FaNorinR the Bepubiic-Napoioon'-
Prohigacy ard Rapprity.

The Aristocrats OF the Paubourg -. Ger
main FaNorinR the neutrality-suspicious.
ProfiGacy nrd RnD"rity.
The following characteristic letter has been re-
ceiyed from Mime. Olympic Audouard. Coming from
this lady who go closely studied American instiiu.
lions during her long stay In this country the letter
is very interesting:
PARIS, Sept ls.-Tho cherished thought of q
French Republic has at last been realized but alas
under what drawbacks and dinculues does Il see
the light. In spite, how ever. OF this disastrous
dawning OF our new form CT government all with.
out exception rally round the standard OF our
rights I must however, state tfat a few sorlless
creatures contemplate court hcQucys still adhere
IN the Napoleon 4, nasty. The aristocrats o! the
faubourc Saint German have long rince seen the
folly OF supporting The orleans faction, and that the
social status Of that family Is a myth. They are
consequently befinning To come ont OF tLeir retire
ment and Join tic government Of the nation by the
nation.
or course You have heard by telegraph III what is
doing: but here i' a fact OF Which you 're prohnh'.
ignorant. NapolCon was resolved u declare war NJ
all hazlrus, and was seconded IN this resolution by
his guilty accomplice, LebGuf. The Emporor-in
bribes he took on nh hands, and In spite OF
money coming in from the right AID len
'ourd himself in pecuniarv difficulties. large
amount OF money was requisite TO satisfy
his fawning adheront- md also to purchase estates
end domains 10 foreign countries. To gain funds
ne actually speculaed on the war, and this ~ the
contemplate manner IN which he operated We
will say n vote was passed. Tor levy o, 10000 men
10000 OF them would not serve, and would have to
paw to purchase a substitute 500 each But this
300 purchase money purchased nothing, hat went
directly into the rockets OF lis Imperial Majesty.
Money voted cor the armament OF thc hset SCARED
the same late. On paper the army stood at 3O,0Ol
men; in reality the regiments o. 1900 men were
comnosed Of 9Oi and so CA The War Depart.
monts Gccountr which have ucen In q most chaotic
state Of confusion, to he m1do contour l.
ell still; trilng victory was to be obtained ant
peace was ensue; Nhercuuon all the disorder OF
the accounts was To he charged 10 the war, Tue
Empire fell, ami We found ourselves without arms,
munitions, or money. The money made by the
Emperor the July loan has been sufficient TO On.
forty millions of rrauc- worth OF Dutch OBLIGATIONS.
What burning shame for France and now ina.
nous has Napulcoh'- Conuuct been
Here We are surrounded by a horde Of Germans.
Infatuated and mad alter their career OF rapine aud
pillage Crherc's nation for you, which Ignores
The word chyalryD What will happen next God
onlN knows; IN; every person here In Pans, ia
France. has decided 10 burn Paris to ashes-to die
bat not 20 surrender. Our shame II sur1cioutly
great, without adding that OF giving W our city.
1t Ia unnecessary TO tell YOU that do not In end
TO leave PMir Every citizen should remain nj his
post We have alas numerous wounded soldiers
an oug Us.
Much hope Ia EXPRESSED nj the idea Of the inter
yeniion of the United States As for my ELF have
hut little hope from that source, The United States
Ia too German and too practical am sure that
Dana IL against France l will never forgive tim.
Aud our editorial rIcnl of the Courier dos Fiat,
yai3 l. be as much Of an lmperiai,t as eyerf vi
wager that he saws lie was at the bottom lis heart
a gcod rcpu olican. VIII my let'e reach your
urny il NAV There 10 sl ono line OF railroad which
is not cut OIL A thousand Kind greetings you,
| and God save France. OLYMPH AUDVUAhD.