, 1870-10-03
TIE WAR IN EUROPE.

Napoleon at WiIhclms'so1ic - Hts
*I1tsr- xEo>y They Amu~c TRscstl~
selye%-Jhey Love t,nssc1-A fl.st'-
ds~st Irtscsx n Dny for tho TX
Emperor.
cat'ti tstpG ~ Correspondence Of ta> NT FORK
Noti1-
The good peaple OF rasset display no ami
us1fity toward the Emperor Napoleon, aad,
,,.ldeif, Why rhonId they: HIS arrival ha-
zen quite Eo1send for them, for his ser.
VAT IT, and rctinpe number about 1870 person.
.nd strangers a1c likely TO be attracted to the
prisoner. AL tl.ie ie good far trade. and in fact.
-o,nc at the inhsEitauts believe King William
" lcctc<l Ni1helmslohe a. the captives resi-.
lence. in order to compensate Cassel for the
premature clo*ipg Of its industrial exhibition
Il for the Emperor. he appears By 10 meaps
! j. far from being go broken in health IS ha~
ptec alleged in some quarters lle ia fte-
| lueptly to be seen Of morning pFomenadinS
| Up AID down the walk in front Of the caat1e
~mtkirR AZ usual. and cpnycssiuE plac'dl:
| With some OF his Generals. Occasionally he
t,Lcn longer walk in tho park, and he a.
iiterty to 60 where he pleaaes. within Eanea OF
| sn1nc dozen miles, without fear o. being inter-
| tt1ed with By aur Of the irc-and-ihirry sol
Lers who are supposed to ee bis keepe1s;
His rttinue IRE perfectly ~>joaiE. Ther
though they wers still It the Tui1esics. and II
shonEh the Emperurs uisfogtunes were moth
Jug bnt \ dream ~
IN the castle garden tL,s n,ornius I met n:
| officer OF the Empsrprd household. who.
eumeVhas dignifed position. He bad Just
made cigarette. and, with polite bo~. III
a.ked me in German for : light On nus
| snsN erins him in French, hc appessed piease3.
4+Ihis ia delightful spot, said he
! INIT 1t93A3 that rrfFrttai the
. event which had made him acquNpt ed with it.
+ "Ah, ~ell!~ he reioiued. Struggling Iii.
: shoulders; 1.-THE Emperor was deceived. bul
). teyer mud. it is only slight misfortune"
slight 1aieto,tune though. !: but SIT
\ There i. no doubt he ecn.inuoa, .'tha
! We have met With rome trltiug Yevetses, bu
!, NC shall make up for them.
II .Hos 7" venturcd to aak. q Do yu'
9 really tlirk yen eau pat together III arm
i, which can offer any suhstantia sesissAues
= tho Y:uA.ians ;"
/ Why not !" inquired the otti.cs. '.Fsaac
q has ine1haustiblc resources fou do rot 1oea
Il to eae We are ccnauered."
:. ipg Ont Of the kitchen chimney. "SurelS,
= sasa l. lyon arr not waited npon bore zs cot
d Quero1a How ran sou possibly c1pe<
10 f1aEce to drire hack tue invading hosts whe
.e the Emperor, With IL entire armr- hs
ts eapitu1ated, aud wlen another il sbut up
:. "No doubt, bc admitted, I'VE bad III luc
il 1t Sedan, but you DON'T say y word aux
n. Phalsbrrf, Ii:sehe. and S.raebourg. n
~ for -e:y good rea-or, Metz, too. is that I,
be | k.n:
&c "Haye you conquered there = I asked. :
10. "Sos exactly conquered, but the German
&c have not taken II"
i. Is1w it vac useless to discuss the militia
4 point. 30 turned to politics. '.Wh1t do II
to s1y."1 asked, ''to the republic -
ie- :sre13ectlv absurd!~ he replied. &c
ID any rtan in his sentes believe IN tho goysr
~ meot Of u. nochefort! Them Il no nose
NJ. republic in France than there ia here
ie- '.But the newspapa<s-
~ Zone uss,st not believe everything the net
(on pape1s say. They ssid Failiy was Filled. bu
izs +ax lin speak to the Emperor after tho b
SIS lie, and the Emperor turned away hia head,
z.d .xela he might, for Failles actad as il he x
a. n tho eide Of the f1us-ians-"
"How do you think, = asked, .tbe
mr. will epd? Do you believe the Empernr
aaI ever return to Paris ?"
sa,. "1f Nc bad not believed thar We tho
on. never have submitted. Prussia will rest
an a.n ns1er. and take cara that peace IL concau
in. rilh Durable government. II wa give
i: ot Germans Al1ace and Lorraine, ths smallest