New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
WAR MISCELLANY.
Tur uxprRIAL CORREspONDENCE.

THE IMPERIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
The foreign journals are still burdened with
extracts from the secret archives OF the IueeS among
which we find some curious documents, II we do not
learn any startling secrets. certain M. HlppoyN
Harsnchipy de Rosaing appears In a more ihHreslnR
and romantic light than other OF the many persons
OF high and degree whose names occur IN this coec
ton of spicy papers. NJ. Hppoyte Harsnehipy de Ros
taing being in the city of Philadelphia, heard HE
Majesty publicly accused Of leaving unpaid Dill OF
francs for furniture purchased during MS American
exile. Desolated at the thought that France ana he
ruler should be exposed to this Ddgnity, the ohivarou
Gsul instantly paid the money himself. NJ. H. H. de X
now writes to His Majesty not TO hint at reimbursement
-"he would be incapable of such baseness but to
inquire whether His Majesty really owed the money or
n NJ. de ROstang has been duped by dthJimo Jrtpors
We regret to say record of the EmperOs answer
has been found
The records Of the Cabinet Nor furnh reports OF the
spies employed to watch the Imperial courers ana en-
ployes The commonest method of getting information
seems TO have bribng the concierges to allow the
letters OF suspected persons be opened especially let
ters 10 their mstresses. The ama0ry efusions OF NJ
HyrvoI Of Napoleon's intimates at Compegne ana
NJ Coey Director OF Public Safety, are parteu
arly referred The former gentleman betrayed moth
ing but the ordinary outpourings OF absent and I'M
easy lover :" but NJ Coey Meyget was found guilty OF
nstgating newspapers attack his colleagues, and es
peciay of inspiring the correspondent Of The London
Times TO shower sarcasIns the head OF M Hauss-
mann" One official TO have been constantly EN-
poyed in spying upon another and those who seemed 10
be in highest favor always under surveillance.
NJ Baroche e1 Minister Of Justice, whose death we
have Just recorded writes apology, almost abect in
it, language because his son had paid very simple anh
natural tribute 81 respect the memory Of the Duchess
Of Orleans. Baroche at this time PrOcureur-Gene
raj NJ Duruy, Minister of Public Instruction, appears
az the author Of angry and rather undignted letter
to Gen Frossard, the Prince Imperias governor. 10
refers the which produced such an excitement
a year ago, when the SOD OF Gen Cavaignac re-
fused to take schoolprize from the Primers hands NJ
Duruy il ncensed with the professors who don't bring
their young men up better my confirms me IN the
opinion he writes that these indecent eats chdts i'
deeentsl with whom afflicted come from group
OF pupils OF the Lycee Bonaparte that instructive nest
Of orleanlsts jules Simon also has children there"
There IL a curious dispatch dated Forbach, April o.
1863 and addressed certain Capt Samuel To the Mn
lister OF War a Paris. Capt. Samuel telegraphs:
Since Monday | have followed Gen. Motke, who IA
visiting the frontier Of France and studying the pos
tions On Monday overlook him at Mayence, Tuesday
he stopped Berkenfed, and took notes Of the hghts
the ruins OF the old castle He slept that highL al
saarbrck and has taken the dispositions of defense at
the station and the canal Yesterday he at saar
Louis. where he il T1is morning, In spite ~ the
bad weather he out in carriage 10 visit he nights
surrounding vaudevangne and Berns suppose, from
Information that he VII go tohignt OF Us.es 10
TO follow him Address reply to the teiegfapme
office at Forbach."
The reply sent was, Follow him"
The interesting OF the published documents how
ever the following womany letter from the Empress,
written at the time Of the suez Canal opening few
lines Of it were reported recently by telegraph:
On BOARD THE IAPERATRfcE; on the Sle,
MY DEAREST Louis: 7 wrote 10 you route upon
word illeg egble the Nile. To tell you that We are en-
t the heat il toirabie for there air but in the
sun quite a different thing. Besides tell you the
means have news Of you and OF Lous every day it is
marvellous and pleasant to me that ! am always fast
that love. / AIN deli ighted 10y charming journey,
and would like TO give you description of i; but so
than have undertaken this task, that the best thing
TO my mind s for me to shroud my Myself vds,sI up
day thinking that you in Paris without me but a
has goe on we'll az see by the dr. patcb When we zee
other nations judges and appreciates much more the
injustice Of our own. think IN spite of everything
that should not be discouraged, and that on must
advance the path you have inaugurated get mdrcher
dams Ia que tu tndugure GOOD falth on cODces
sions that have been made Is, may teI you peope
then that your address will be in this directions the
you will need force in the future, the more II VIII
be necessary prove 10 the country that you nave
tq,Oi, ideas and not eXpedents. am since my tie
10 sneak thus but am firmly convinced that sequence in
ideas is true strength. 30 not like e0ups ana am
persuaded hat one can ehe.I coup stt W. ,I n 'n
already convinced Of what he knows more about than
Rnt nne must .ay something II il were only p,e tUtce)
TO prove what you well know-that my heart
is near YOU both. and that. II IN tranquil
DAYS my vagabond mind likes 10 wander through
space dams les espdoes), in those OF anxiety ana
dsquie my place l. by the side OF you both Isolated
from men and business you breathe calm atmosphere
WHICH does you good and, deluded by mag nation,
believe that all things 90 weu, because of all hings am
ignorant. Amuse yourself relaxation believe 10 I've
Indispensable must refresh the moral a. one recruits
physical constitution and an idea constantly rWelI
upon ends (st idee cOnstdnte thtel by wearing
even the organized brain. have experienced thls
and II all that has during my life made the beautiful
coors Of my illusions fade, now no longer wish 10
remember. Nv life is finished but live again IN my
son and nv true Joys believe those which passing
through his heart, reach mine. MeanWhlle ENJOY Ue
jouil my journey; the sunsets des eouches az sot e
savage nature reduced cultivation on the banks of
breath OF metres and behind that the desert with lis
daeOrss-al respondent In the rayto oi burning tuh.
M r,roir and believe IN the love OF her who IL entirely
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