The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-30
NAPOLEoNs
III Never Intend to Rcmount the Throne
on tho Strength Of Military
Pronunciamento."
Ths Wlhslmshohe Captive -Health-.Fs Relies
anil a the French People The Army7The
TtenSh Officers Opposed to the Napolsonie
Byaaay Extent Of tho 0rleanit Con-
spirac " tn Aims = Bazaine.

wMHgLMsnoHE, Dec. H. 1870.
Tho slHgglshness which characterizes the events
before Paris naturally reacts upon the company here
1t the CASTLE While the fall OF the capital has been
expected for the last three weeks and at tho latest
computation was to have taken place OF the close
Of November 1t Is now considered useless 70 venture
any more predictions in matter as important as II
10 uncertain, and as II by mutual agreement all
speculation TO the ultimate surrender Of Paris has
Seased. .-@-
EApoLEoN's HHALrn.
The Emperor enjoys perfect health and daily takes
an airing ON foot or horseback. There have been
no arrivals OF late at the castle. All reports about
second visit of the Empress and her presence here
now are Incorrect II was Friday noon when, dur
ing walk through the Park with several gentle
Den Of his suite, che Emperor spoke freely on the
chances Of his
RESTORATION.
'n would be quite well" he said 'if II were pub
nely understood that never intend to remount the
throne on the strength Of military prOnunciamento,
by the aid OF the sodery just as little as by that OF
Prussia. I am the sole sovereign who governs next
by the grace OF God by the will OF the people, and
shall never be unfaithful to The origin OF either.
The whole people which has four times approved Of
my election must recall by its deliberate votes,
else shall never return to France. The army pos
scsses no right TO place me on the throne than
French people whose sovereign l am has the sole
aecisonn In the further course OF the conversation
the Emperor spoke very highly OF an article con-
sained In Count Blsnarck's organ, the Noyd-
6rHlsche Af1e1tetRe Zetung, OF the 9th Instant re-
speeding the dc facto a "A de }uie authority in
France. and called IL wei wrlttcn-"t,es sense et
Tres ddrOtt.'
Tar FRENCH OFFICERS OPPOSED TO NAPOLEON.
Yesterday, at the occasion OF mentioning TO him
the protest OF some French officers who in the fa0e
peTtdance Beige publish declaration against the
re establishment OF tie Bonaparie dynasty, Tire
I'm rel cd s1fp
May, 1870 the Minister Of War showed him list
containing the names OF several hundred officers
who secretly-and some lew almost Openly-had
engaged in GgitationS favorable TO the Orleans
dynasty. The Minister wished 10 krow what TO do
IN the case Napoleon, looking over The list, called
the Minister'S attention to the fact that all
n we're lieutenants, but few captains and barely
higher officer. He then handed him the copy OF q
letter written IN the year 1859 or 1860, by the Duke
d'Aumale, wherein he councils all adherents OF the
OF their friends to ST. Cyr Being asked
again by the Minister, some time aferward,
what steps should be taken, the Emperor replied,
'None whatever.n Thus said Napoleon, ''these
officers who publish that protest do not deserve
be charged with having turned anti Bonaparte on
account OF tie i'll success OF my arms,n
AIMS or AN oRI.EANisT CONSPIRACY.
an also informed upon the very beat authority
that for the last ten years conspiracy has existed
with view of flooding the French army with 9th
GERS OF Orleanlst sympathies.
A NEW ORGAN FOB THE EMPEROR.
The new BOnaparte journal In Brussels lie DT6-
pedu, Is supported by funds advanced by Count
Rambeau who gave 800 G00f. for a start.
MARSHAL BAzAINE
does not leave his house or room. He has not been
outside for the last ten days. Some would have
1t thai he left on secret mission. This know to De