The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-09

opposed ny the red republicans, ana emphstcally
condemned BY those who believe France 70 be tho
or superb pc '' Seencs yes oesss Sa
and carry Victory IN iSs d a.'n Son vsersn pa
risians seem 70 think ensures Paris against the
connict may take place. Then again the very fact
That peace has been proposed by Bismarck win be
taken as az evidence Of PrIssian weakness, and.
therefore, OF course, OF corresponding strength for
France.
All those at all at enmiiy with tho present gov.
earnueht VIII or course In factous spirit oppose
the kindly reception OF the Oyertures made by Bis.
marck. On the best authority-always. perhaps,
slams have been utterly surprised at the imurcgna-
DIZZY OF ParisLan decnces. They are themselves in
happy ext by terminating their ylcfoous march sY
through France. L
Bnt the French arc also in a bad way. Cold
RAINY, uisagrceaoie weather has already begun aud
PROMISES 70 continue fora long tme--nkcwise not
GOOD Tor the Prussians.
ARMY ESPRIT
Inc french army Is eleyating its esprit de corps
aas e no ps % e
russians IN their own works. As write now there
Is every prospect Tor peace, and secretly there arc
hundreds Or thousands OF Parlsian5 In this capital
who would han u with 10Y. The eatfe OF General
Burnside was first made known This evening by tie
pnuucaion OF tue indulgence In LII P6fLt5 aud 1t
was truly surprise 10 those VINO rad II. People
yet do not know The obect Of Burlsidc's visit. ms
conceal the fact and. il possible deceive Inc ex-
ucme radicals, who are now noisy, discontented
ana sady utopian. La Vertte publishes this even.
General Bnrnsldes intentons but 1t has nothing
upon the true objects Of his mission.
WHAT GAN GENERAL BURNSIDE EFFgcrg
the erect OIL General BGrnside's visit here though
70 s9u ldw a heW 81 have heard many and
cans acc the only ones who have yentured their
opinions FOR, TO DO exact none Others knew OF lls
erai burnside - invested With a European import
ance III TINS lucky AFFAIR or which he little dreamed
three weeks ago. The fact that he Is an American
not to DO treated with conturnely. General Burn
side mas acted with great discretion and caution,
yet his dellcacy has not been cunning or his lore.
sight that stupid assumption which often dis
tinguishes men entrusted with extraordinary
powers. Mr.. Washburne has shown him every facli.
lily IN the negotiations. and the urbaue manuer OF
our Minister and his Intimate relations with Jules
Favre and Trocnu have been OF great service to
IL PEACE COMES THEN wHArY
Thero VIII be an enormous expense 10 France. She
VIII lave 20 indemnify Prussia Tor her expenses IN
the war: for jules Flvre stated in his trst famous
diplomatic note that the empire was the aegress or
aud had forced an unjust war; but IL seriously
doubted II The authorities Will consent TO nav any
expenses incurred In fighting the republic, or after
the battle or Sedan-rather, TO be more exact aFrkr
the 4th OF September. France will have 10 dsarni:
100000 men VIII pass again 10 the status or peaceful
ctlzeIsnp; Prussia VIII recognize any goyernuleut
ordered ny france, utnot usurpedb by Paris. The mo.
neyed erect willie 70 send rentes up for france even
now Is ia sIicndd condition OF material PROSPERITY
But an AFRAID tnat peace Will IN time overthrow
We present government because there IRE so many
VINO despise 1t and viii be glad to condemn It on
any subjects. Thc arrogance OF these reds, Ia
COLOSSAL win but oLty two ACCOMPLISHMENTS In
falis, out OF twenty, they VIII expect TO control
so,ovO,000 OF people. Tho significance OF their e.
mand VIII be appreciated when IL Is known that an
arrondIssement the same to Paris as ward Is 20
New York city. -"