New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-08
NAPOLEON AND BISMARCK.
HOW THE EMPEROR WAS "WORKED'-A PAY
PHLET FROM VI. THEIRS.


PHLET FROM VI. THEIRS.
A pamphlet has been published at Tours en-
tiled D. liners It Mission en- 1870, which bears the
name Of NJ Sidney Reuouf but Is generally supposed 70
have been at least "inspired" by NJ. Theirs himself We
suhoin some curious extracts:
When Count Bismarck Embassador IN Paris nel lad
himself our to study the character OF the Emperor, ana
sent to Berlin remarkable dispatches ON ~ aH9
ton personal weakness ana intellectual Ia'lt',. hs
ctceted in him political pIOpcnsities and desl res when
he had neither the cearncss az head nor Eur EA Oh VIII
tt himself a ma, .er i'm the art OF statcsraft some
times Ills natural blUntess gOt the pest OF h ana Ne
judulged in a freedom OF speech which sci dhCmatss
"ynIsf "Wev Ohe Prussiius) he said, "aIe stronger
fln Won are Tor we can dash into gigantic war
without internal danger. Nothing would be easier than
for Ms to let loose million OF men upon any OF our
ucgnbors" In speaking thus, Bismarck did not 50
mucH intend 10 rghtrn the Emperor "a, 10 li,pIt MN
with great respect f,P Prussia and 10 drag him into an
eI,iInre which lie hOprd would be OF the utmost mpor
lance IN bringing Germany under the Yoke OF PRUSSIA
I'm the Autumn OF i,GJ Bismarck, who had meanwhile
dbtancd Igh posito on at the Court OF Berlin went 10
Barntz 10 utilize his previous stuuies Of tne Enptos
character "in working Napoleon lie went stmsltto
be point in the first interview, and proposed an alliance
Prussia 10 make war on Austria, anu France 10 ,eu
an army across her eastern frontier HE auieu loie.s
were not 10 Join hands, though they were TO execute
combined movements, the object Of which was To he we
seizure by Prussia OF Austrian Germany, hdhoyeI' aat
SaxOny, and by France Of Belgium, LuNemhurg, ana
the Prussan and Bayaran territory on the , iln
bank OF the Rhine We cannot give all the conversation
that passed between the Emperor and NJ. Bismarck AZ
day sald Not to miLse words, ere, We are Coug
wolves. Let US carry on a sheep eacn ana atetWad
detue clearly the nature OF the proposed dlae
THE RHINE FRONTIER
The results OF SJdOwa regarded with instructive
terror by the French people. NJ Drouyn de Lhys called
tho Emperors atenti TO the dark prcsentment then
rife and ontreated him while it yet time to satisfy
on this point the Nelliounded demands Of the nation
He submitted to lin note addressed to the Ca1metoi
Berlin ia which he demanded as cQnpensatlL oi Se
agsIaldizemcnt OF Prussia cOIseGlsp. 70 ~ w me
peIOr, the territories situated on the - e" lvem-
Rhine from tie northwest angle Of tie Duchy o. ~~'
burg to the fortress OF layence iuclusiyey, which
the only stronghold france asked Tor TIE Minister in
laying this note before the Emperor supported ii with
rtra r6ce arguments. Napoleon could not help admitting
tnef Jdssct ana ne consented 70 Tue course by
VI. DrOuyn de Ihuys The note was sent TO Berlin aud
orders given for NJ. beueleiu 70 read II 10 NJ. Bis
sumed by France. NJ. Bismarck declared outright
tidJ any cessOn of territory was impossible, aud that
If me demand OI tIenfl Gplohacy were halhl ilIgu'
war betycen France aud Prussia would DE inevitable
advised Hguode III TO withdraw the not IN order that
he might not b. obliged to speak Of u 70 le Mig NJ
Beneieti said he had formal ord rs hch he must Obey
ana that ii NJ. Bismarck sIrank from bToaehlng tne
Majesty, read the dispatch 10 him, and leave MN copy
OF Il, "i said he 0eaying one on NJ BsnarcS Gesk.
- am ordered 10 leave one WIN yo O' II ma tIS
way YOU want T. act" replied VI. Bismarck, ." ! lave
no objection 10 communicate to me King, NLo-c "hs@s
You VIII nave TOMORROW On presenting H,ilei Az
day at tie appointed hour, NJ Beuelelu heard nom D.
Bismarck that the King betrayed tie most tToioundd
emotion while The note was DclhZ rttd 20 NM h tvu
out, Why, the day after tomorrow FRANCE ana IItsS
will De caInonadng each other II the Emperor persist IN
his claim Declare 10 INN mat can 40 h1tAh- io nun,
Pablo opinion Ia Germany would never couselt o. ~
say this, but send Without delay eat' sor IL ~
writing" The King, To give emph,si, Go IL NutIIS,
msIl, called one OF his own Wd~dttdmP NLou ~ "a
10 bo ready 10 taAc thai very evening a. I't',i ~
and himself hand 1t ~ Count Colt. IN, ald
had been connected with the Irussau Embassy h la,
where ne ad EendS ana redtlOhs' ~ M -, tie
with diem be confirmed what We nave ',.it a sr -
irritation 1 thy Mig on Li,lIN a. .btn 10 ~ frue-
To MN. Inc Kings answer Wa ~ ,I,' ,,I,IrJ Iaris
dctI until The a.d-e-amp Dad ht"rp i' I 'u 'cJ
to read il at the Ministry for Fore IN Affairs, u Nas
COurhcd Ia such plain terms ta %, nj T. ~ e.
record ia "A minute that the King ahSiitc} REFUSES 70
Yield" THAT is his formal ntcH.ioh'' lctsI"d CouAs
slni, continued tie Minister, rsiiE, los Ia" TINE III
porting the situation 10 h' Eni tui on NHl'n w
Eiibls Tor "A 50 rose and took ho leave Vow, count
i,T ms AMI i Knew that me could iodlc there up
nr..i. .r inst the decision, O4 tie q al Uori4' lac
& o'L T ~ " lcr.cs H. two minutes he was
there 1ne Emperor 10 gave nm az audiyhc. ana
wlc he Issued nom NapooOb's Cabinet AC We, autn,
ilrd 10 Telegraph To Benin % Benv, e.t-"Thc EmPI@
tniuks tlc KING rasuus valid. Ak uotuLg
md when II. D4uuyn Cc LhlS tuNtu l'. l".
,t ,,s closed But il was not terminated for Oh tI9t
iI.". arrk me BaValia! Ir.n, 4, NJ NUn Pm PaeA
wls hen a 81 rim, wG,ucr ice Lad come to uNe pal
~, inf1an ALLIANCE, " IN Austria Hc had az ur,t WIZ
the Oth,r humhleC and Octcn Courts oi SoAth "cfm1"
no sian of HE Nas iyrn Al t tuI,rts, Ag tcsoNtd@
sue Iuru,rly al Berlin. Al ,tr NI1o't"i"tt jug him
'ur FlGICc, Bismarck sent for l-Oten Iul S"o"t' IL
w. prou &c LGby 'nG1 ~ b. TLi,n ~, van h me-, ot 10
obtain" he sad, through TIE Ir1te, lion oi t"' -
r,-." lilo then read Ina cops OF TIC II 'u- -
net %. Cole, dispatch, ttuu- 81 Tie Enlt''' !. a
itttictilu pllIt. Amounted. a. i.i' :,
tnliIg himself d..rrytd OF ais kst hope oi l,It,t
anna &C. Ic ,oucudcG th, mIItar! treaty Ice vi' %, ID
o., IDou, IN which south rma 5, rs .dh't "'' ''
to ..r cost, became tAc iJii't Gft"' o. fI"aS"'
LuXIMBuRS.
would he below tie dignity Of state paper 20 r''N
her, the dI,graccnl manner IN which tie LuAeu us
ql ston Was introduced 10 Ga, French 1oNernaeL' "
person al tac low social radc The author al'S'''
dem monde eel brity VIA In 1850 om"ipo'th' T" 70
rc court of the HNgJie ". was interested IN OBJ a.
a Ilr.. sum az money Tor tie hlrEo hvlldnu t"if
liy ii.I found means oil iu,inatlt 10 Nn"uU l, ,
th, Elipsrlr that the h ug would X Huli' iot Pr-
Yll, Consideration, II ait over that Nht' 10 ln' s.
rtruI." Tie only uaNn.ti. ~ TIC 'u''t Vac ''..Je
~. n M. sll.c a llake. To tOr. stall thc l'sSSaJ
Object on. of NJ Bismarck, II was les" eis
To 1T linn into lie scptt lie al once ha'S ol
adhe.,ou happy to SATISFY the EmperO. : nhsHtS' lie
t.rr lrial -slfandiLtLeut al - CHEAP lt' i,rrs
cord lon was that On, proposed SALE OF LuA','1 II
uld le kent close secret untll "ltel inc ASt ~
RjtchstaE fer ae saia the German party, wiz ar
H. tlle "a hn would b, sure 10 make II an -
att cl.u, him. This cOnu ion Was i,'s'u ,'5 ., A.
Iiu. "a agreeing 10 IL the Emperor tothted "ll'w nj
b.ur letli WHO, enchanted 40 tAls oiu"l h't''' ~
U,. u talked Of % Ia season ana CUT anu 81" '.,,.
ai Ia mvli .Ec pleasure of rafting t"t hey ol ~ "a
IIrf in l.. pocket NJ. Bismarck, hearing "l - ~
ind!segv tons, AID cvGS.aoIug LlwSol, Ve|s~'0