The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-08


tion--ssismnrck Docsn't Think the Republic
Dnngcrous-What NJ. Theirs said in Il ussia.
LONDON Oct I, 1870.
The Times this morning has an eloquent cdito-
rial article on the recttude OF Englands neutrality.
NO MANIFESTO FROM NAPOLEON.
The NEW YORK HERALD correspondent al Berlin
writes:-On receiving the reports relative TO the
manifesto which appeared in the London pape,s /
applied for permission to send translation OF the
original by telegraph to NEW YORK HERALD. and
received the following reply
Sir--You proposed to the Emperor that the mani
festo OF the Emperor Napoleon TO the French peo-
pie, believed TO be in preparation by his Majesty,
Should be allowed to appear III the United States ut
the same time AZ In Europe and you offered for this
purpose to come TO Wilhelnnshohe. / am charged to
thank you for your good Intention: but your suppo.
sition is gronndess, and such trouble ON your part
would be without utility hasten TO inform you
this. Signed PiETRI.
NAPOLEON REGULATES THE RECENT PUBLICATION
NJ. pietri. formerly project Of the police at Paris,
to-day publishes. in tie name oil The Emperor a
Reputation of The Wilhelmshohe manifesto.
BISMARCK DOES NOT THINK THE REPUBLIC DANGER
Gus TO GERMANY.
Count Bismarck has found IT, necessary to make
public the following statemcnt:-
VERSAILLES, Oct. 6-i:35 p. NJ.
I do not hold the opinion that the republican insti-
tutions or France constitute danger for Germany;
nor have I, asserted in letter OF the nth ult,
published in the London Datiy Telegraph ever ex.
pressed such view TO Mr. Mallet or any other per
son. BISMARCK
BISMARCK DOES WANT FRANCE REDUCED TO THE
CONDITION or A SECOND RATE POWER.
correspondent at Berlin telcgraphs. the 9Th the
following circular from Count Bismarck dated
Ferriers October From reports in the public
journals 1t appears That the delegation OF the French
government In Tours have officially announced
that the undersigned had declared TO N. Favrc that
Prussia would continue the war to reduce
France to the position or Power Of The second
rank. Although such expressions could only be IN.
tended 10 influence circle unacguainfed with the
language used In international negotiations and
ignorant of the geography OF France still the cir
cumstance that this Official announcement bears the
signature OF MessIeurs Cremieux Golas- Bizoin
and Fourichon, gentlemen belonging to the
government OF great European Power
induces me 10 request your Eycellency
to put it In the proper light in your Official inter-
course. In my interview with N. Favrc the oues-
ton OF the condition Of peace was not formally con-
sidered. AT In repeated request communicated
to the French Minister, IN general outlines, the
same views which formed the principal topic OF
the circular dated MeauX September 10.
Demands exceeding those therciA contained have
never yet IN any way been made by me-
The cesson OF Strasboug and Metz which
we seek In territorial connection impucs q reduc-
ton Of the French territory equal In area 10 the in
creases through savoy and Nice the population OF
which provinces Obtained from Italy was about
that france, according TO the census OF 1865
numbered 3s,o0l,u0o inhabitants without AL.
eicrs AMI with Algiers now furnishing an
essential part Of the French war forces
42.OoO000 is 4 palpable that "A decrease Of
three quarters OF milton changes nothing In the
importance OF France AZ against foreign countries
While We lcdvc 10 tins great empire the same e,e.
ments ol power, possession whereof In the Oriental
ana Italian enabled IL to exercise 50 decisive an
influence The destiny OF Europe. These few
points W. snflce 10 successfully uoaose the
logic OF fis 10 the exaggeration Of Tie
proclamation ol 1. I'm of last month. uniy add
that, in my commit, luon with NJ. Fayre, / ex-
pressly directed attention to these views, ann need
not assure .your EScellency that ] RETAINED from
every offensive aoslon TO the Consequences OF the
present war luf the iutnTc position 81 france IA
great Power of The world. BISMARCK.
WHAT ". THIrRs SAID ~ RUSSIA
Telegram from 81. Petersburg gays that VI.
Theirs, while there negotiating with the Russian
government, explained ~ the Italian Ambassador
20 this country that MS only motive for opposing
ltaiian unity was the fear that 1t would encourage
German unlty.
An ApFEaL FOR FRANCE
The Efamier encrgcIicay appeals to the Powers
to prevent bombardment OF Paris or The partition
Of France.
GENERAL BOCRBtKi MAS BEEN ALLOWED To nv.
ENTER METZ.
General BonrbaM has been allowed to re.euter
Metz, orders TO that effect having been given by
King william before the General left on hs frull.
less ~ errand to England.
TOURS EXCITED OVER BuRNsiDE's VISIT
The people of Tours. who attach great importance
TO every action OF the United States government
are much exetcd over the visit or General burnside
10 NJ. Fayre. General Burnside is nov In Paris, and
II Is reported he IL 10 Visit NJ. Cremieux al Tours
THE CAP I'VE ENpCROR