, 1870-10-06
THE WAR IN EUROPE.

t$iAErRtA-A conversation WITH tME
Iron t;ntltst-tli~ Gi.iuion of s;cr- |
sl.skst Trnap~--a';.tf. -ur tn lie Ak |
tuckeH-StnrYc the 3Irsiv:s*sl-prns-
rcctA oI G'~ac..-f'r.~urc fu lie fsras-
AeEvst 41EArrstc~S+
4 correspondent Ut :'le london s>lstn'far5.
writing frots1 Ring N'illisrn'- hr:lmsstrr- 1t
isfrlns+. ,atsder t5;e u Sept. h. .Ses the fo!-
lowing inter view viii, Bi=mark:
To my olc.,iaS observation that ne lad not
snne At fas; - wira :irst had tn. pleasure
1t Eccine. l,ira, Re lad iocnisr!v rron1i.'si !
Lcncefof.sl should, bis E1lelleIlc! replinl that
few vcol}a Lad any ida RI the Liai :1lty ct
transporting HI array ttf three hundred thou
eAtii mel. And reu,rml,rr," lie sad, '' iirst
they fronted the west; then they turned 7ns,
f.catcd tie ;l.r:s4; then the eostheast and
after S=1sn, tc=;,s. sitirg .aftes 19J.Ha
ilns1ril li southwest aga'u. .|The German
troops aa:ch we'll Lc added ti,ey have
actual: male thiEsS EaS1i:h ra'sea i9 day.
| with, al course. a rest afterwards: bat tcH
| can he cnuntt1 C.a
Ia=ked II he though. tie French aonld de-
| II MI Paris. 'We shet1 not attack It. ha an-
s.c1cl. '.Nhal will you do. Thea: + assef.
"We shall enies Ii. without stacking l.. We
n,,ire lao, Con men to ihvest Paris. Hs ex-
| plaiued that il wnrld not he Invested in that
| .cu-e. s'Nt:t," llc ssid, I'VE =h1l! pos: our
armic. around it. according as il thought best.
] and we hare $4,000 cavalry who will an.ser-
for tue rcst. Tse! will peIpes'%lis sweep nad
! s.e.sr iEe arts nc: actually occupied by oI.
frocps; and nat i Earsc! O! food viii ae atle
Q enter rarie.
| ..Wty .ho,ld &C attack. AMI undergo fresh
| SACRIFICES s1s,:,i:oasls: There are isi,ti:s
pcr-on- in Ia1is, who might glve ns trnubir
tho first and possibly the eec5ni day il We AZ
tackled, 1l,e third day. It we leave them a!one.
they will te mcyr troublesome to Paris .t4clf.
f.rsr Incoming rcarce. We viii hat:n ~itls the
thi,d.Iay. Why r:.n our heads 7ganst wall ::
| lie st.oke With the utmost coaites.:''e Vi thus
system, AID leave his TicHs iE-st d. they we're
STATED. ,yhe. suggested ..,a:. .si.i!r Paris
Wan 1h11a beng. .e:hryel into sus'Missioa, zine
Mould he siTtn tot the formation CTS DeI
French almy =orsl ct the Lcirs, he replied.
Not All army: oplv numbers Of armed peo-
| pie. We took l.5o0 Of such near 1t. Meas-
fl~ald wi.h single e.,':ssaro,s Ut t.ragooli-. i
l. rossttle that the Freedman INA: be msde
! good sfldicr in three rc...l:h-, but 80 shall
! NOT give Lin three mcn:h-. aud in cay ease
tie sc-eatled army will be Hitn1Ns o1t:st4 de-
| sery;ng the name. l: thss i:.,.t on dsl,tios,
we'll and E.sct1. They will be slaughtered. But
it is pity"
i31ni:el: :" With w}.cm7 Tisou:h whom
With the gentlemen Of the pavement. and
their representatives: When saw the Ea1'
Ieror. he vent On. - after lis surten.1eHng
himself i prisoner, asked him Il lie ws- dis
Icseti TO put forward any request for peace
| Tue Euperp- replied tlat he was tot in ! io
siti3n to lo 70, :cr he l,aG left regular gov.
era.ncut in pA1is. with the Empress at it:
head"
: II, il plAio. therefore,. continued Coun
IisuAark. ''tla; il france Possesses ans GOV
ernrae1,t At all 1t is still the ovorsl1nent OF th'
Empires. a. Regent or Of tie Emperor. Whel
! zeked if tie ilislt cf lhe Empress and Of III,
PRICE 1upe;I:l might not he regarded a. a
u i Il 10
{ not 20 constzaa it, TIE Empress hs1 bee:
: forced to 20 by the g. usle1pcn OF the pave
Eent. s. the Ccrr= L gi=latif had been oI!ige'
to suspend It's s.:,icss. 5:: the action Ut III
i gentlemen Of tie pavement WIS not legal
i They could not male :. government. III
Z: Whom ,ape. tic army -hu: MP ic Metz ats
r obey: pe1ba1. Eaz1iue ssi!i reeognizes til
EnFsror.
j be ard hi. army would be 7yo:th eou-i1c:abl
g more than the gentlemen Of the parenea'
i aud tic eo-calied government We do nc
i wish TO dictate 10 France her form OF eovest
}! msns: We hsye nothing to say 70 it. Thar
:1emtly tiittlcuf1 fpz the French people At Ii,
: t prczent moment eve. 10 employ the mesa
Il Secesss1y fer aecersainiaE the EatIo1al nil
t. s.Th.t ie their lockout, replied lis Exceliet
:. CT. "Nc know what We wsut+ aud that
:. eao7gk fer Us
&c This observation led mp to what s;etmaa
il will consider Indispensable conditions (
r. peate. Count D:snAsk liscia imed all desil
j pf Increase IT teT-!tcIv OF population Il
II msrs iuc.s.es zako. I'D it WAS nuisance
Il have German subiscts who speak FEsacl
&c - L:ut," he continued. "she present is t.
81 twtrrv.iif,h TINA in the space Of h1adrs
II years that Ftancc hxs r,adt WIZ on German
he pp scme ptetexs or o.hsr. esow, 1t least, OF
e, terrible disea=e OF divided unity heing cure
e We have contriyed- by tue help Of the ha1
=, Of God. TO aeat her down. It Is idle 10 ho1
~ to rropiti.se her She would never forri
10. u Tor beating heE. e:en if We offered Il
easiest te1ma in the world, aid fo1ebore fru
-1e asking far the expenses ot tl1s war.
II She could not forgive ron for Waterloo. Al
i. it was culy ty accident that she did not ras
I'd | war upon ybu OF account os it. She COT
he not forgive Ssdowa, though it va not fong
,at ! against he>. and the will never forgive Sed:
es She must. therefore. he rendered hsr.11e
.. We must have StrasbuuFg, and We must IL
Mstz, even II in the latter case we hold me1
Il the garrison, and whatever else is nee
nc a.ty to improve our strategic position agai,
la- attack from hes. We do not waat the tel
Ile tory 10 teslitofy. lus As q gsacis between
Of aud Us. 1t the commencement OF this =
The had The Emperor displayed energy, ne NIL
hsvs at stsaek ss,a so9hsn Sa1a aa5s osFaDy aSb
Al Why he Gid net DO i we 90
Iet- know 10 this day, he had an army
OF $1,000 men ready to 30 moved in dsE:
Iai- cannot do tlat-we ate too rocr bnt pa
tb a,ora it; nd haxng ,;G oncs tae de 50
tti- do no. take precartious. and make y mp" IT
~. hta h.: ;rn1,r,1icr cur frontier. haa Tue
~ ,.ek bscn msde ., once Oh South GsFna
iii. Te should have lost it's assistance n1s
tht cause Tie South Germans afe hol MsA1 =
or' ] lVetH. ~ Tha I,.e Etrc Of Wu{t emberE