The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-10

an Xsrats1tttLsfy nature. Fifteen depart
rest Of rF98ss. and IN eontuzctso1a vita
Algtegs, are engaged IN the organization
CT 3 Es1arate govei DEnent.
The firing from Fort Safersin hiss bsen
but IS quite harmless.
TIVE balloons from Paris psgSa1 ove~ t.
day, Ons or them lowering nearly en- hcur
low enough for tne passenger car to be wa
ibIe.
Tns bonn bardmeut O. Paris "a expsale,i
speedily, everything IS pointing IN tne d.
rectlOn OF the point 5chCRe u. IL sy4fi proi3a.
bis be part O. the line between the seine,
Wners II ent9rS Halts aud where II leaves
the city, between Forts DeiurV and DIssv !.
between these forts lie Forts Biestrs, No1f-
connected oy ride pits, adding greatly to
the defensive powers OF the city. but frorcs.
Ing unsaftnoq ntaole obstacles o success
fdl soT4e. In every direction from st.
Cloud, the Germans can send she thai VIII
reach the Iu1leries; st. Cloud lying under
the FIRE oi OF Fort FaieT1ea, the Battery
there might be ailenced, but the besiegers
can occupy the attention OF Falerien from
various other quarters.
Heavy streams of guns and ErOvisIons
continue TO flow in here. According to the
present appearances, all France viii soon
be OveTrun for provisions,
LONDON, Nov. 9-Tt is intfmsted that
the assault on Paris IS now Believed to be
only 70 avail the Development of affairs
in the city.
[Herald CRble.l
LoEHens. oct. "a special correspondent
NapOlaan Rg Wilhelmshoshe, on the Sth,
winch s ~ folio%ss
was freed entirely by him, it was seIzed
by demagogues and unxcrupulous poll.
tfcians, who openly preached disobedfence
TO the laws and were but too successful in
perverting the minds OF the people on the
subject OF the recognition or the French
Republic by the United states. The En-
peTOr said: Il suppose Americans would
naturally sympRthize with republican in
8 ttutions, but all conditions requisite to
true republican form OF government are
absolutely wanting In France. ThOse
who have boldly grasped at the reins OF
government have already shown their in
ability to establish such q government.
That for which they blamed me most, they
have been compelled to do themselves,
a1d impose still more obnoxious restrie-
tions upon the press. The restraint upon
the press Tor instance waE y constant
theme of attack on my Government, bat
whilst i made but moderate, and pro-
ceeded by a mild, system, they have
suppressed number of journals because
they do not chime in with their fantasies
that the vital inter ests OF q ms fority OF
the people is in the Concerns of sae coun-
try. A Willingness to put their shoulder rs
to the wheel does not exist In France
The Republic of America and the Re-
public Of France are as different as white
and black. Your country people submit
TO the law OF public sentiment and re-
Spect, based on general Intelligence, and
morality dictates and controls society.
are not your the2ter In New York and
Boston allowed to perform such airs as
they deem nj?
Emperor-Then suppose you would treat
the public to performances OF an I'm.
pure and offensive character, what
would the consequences be2 The press
would denounce them nobIy and All
who go to see them, and they would be
But lii France, the greater the departure
from morality and decOrum the greater
viii be the crowd fiocking to deighI in It.
IL s. no easy WORK TO crush such an extrav-
8 ant spirit In country so often shaken
By revolution. 1t requires the utmost en-
ergy to build up anything.
please enlighten the American people as
TO the immediate causes of the catastrophe
which upset your government.
Emperor-I can only uken IL TO an
earthquake, sir: prod uced by the combined
action and Influence Of the elements IN
whose existence we are aware OF without
tlonE.
My Government has been almost too
willing to listen to the clamOrs of those
who sometimes bona side imagined they
knew btst how 10 prompt the welfare OF
5ne rsn1a e9@1ry INES Inc iasi sSxi ss
obcck to the right OF Iree
Assem- bIages, ana no sooner had L done 90
] i mited extent. Public meetings no longer
I discussed social questions in q sober and
/ dlgnined manner, but became tumultuOus
/ IN he highest oegnee. During a whole
| year assassination, rebellion and the mosl
| al o ninabIe passions were epeniy preach
hest ana -ssse5s lr1essns saTf1s the oonfi-
Gorrespouo ent-Indeed such a condition
1 OF affairs does not auger stability TO a Rs
| pubncan form OF Government The views
/ of your Msjestys who IS such an a0le
judge. viii aeePiy interest the American
Emperor-I know them to be a frank
| hearted aud generous nation, and cannol
! belieYs they approve the slanderous &c
| cusations now directed against me. Have
/ you read the vile statement pub
/ ifEnGG In the XGF6eI1pTQffgfgee ySgFfTe AM
| other journals 10 the effect that mad ap
propriHted the public funds, and 90. jurec
up the war to conceal such Illegal trans
actions? / wish 10 state emphaticalll
that the comm ission of such a breach o
trust, under my Government In France, 1
desired, is an utter impossibillty. Not
single franc is expended without sever
ehecGs on the part of the Administration
man In Franco. could attempt to contra
dict all base and vile calamuies, though
they have been belleyed by few, Il
i largest part of my own civil lis
has been expended by me for the beneh
| You may have seen the statement, pub
| lished by my order, and signed by Mons
founded assertions of q certain Mons. Pa
L have some property In Italy, which wa
left to me by my father. My wife bas
ihese exceptions we have nothing.
Correspondent - Your MBieSty havi q
brosched the topic, win you please sa
. tweoty-three millions OF francs worth {
property on Broadway?
Emperor-I have 10 property Of an
. kind or description there The story
| unfounded; as unfounded as are all th
rest.
Correspondent - The accusations wit
: which the press is teeming, are not col
fined TO this point. Treason Is charged
! and strange to say, the French soldier
Z prisoners In Germany, utter the sam
J word. Their answer to, the questio
&, asked them Is 'N0iFs sofl5nleS Erdpfs." POI
/. men; it IS their mistaken pride and an
> bition. They are naturally 10th to o.
knowledge or even believe that trey nav
!. | baar CONQUERED.