, 1870-08-13

CzyooiDg. He was called to be member OF
he Corps Ieglslatif Of the Department du
Sord in 1857, and. proving Al acceptable rap
reeentatiye to his constituency VIA se-electel
in 1868. and again in 1869. He hAs since
achieved a deserved reputation "a the author
OF "L'EmiEfatinn des lndes."
An Interview HAth Rismnrk.
The London Timer prtuts the following A.
count OF conversation heswucu Count Biz
LDEp 4 Lo2TTs 10 EARL GkANrnLE-{Recsiyed
Jul5 la) '
BEa1s, july 13, 1s7a.
naa an !nteIe1sE with Count Blsmark to-day,
N'uton OF The impending cstals by the spontaae-
oas .snuAe,...un q ths ftsnca oi Aohen1onern.
to whether lnls soluson would prute sett:nrnens NJ
Of tho difference With FE2uce- He told me- mat
nc extreme moderation estnced BY ,he King Of
truSsia under the menaclng toEe Of tue French
0uIcsnEacn1, and the courteous reception bY lis
Majesty Of Count Btnetletu At Kma affer sf1n ~
Feie !aagnage ne.A 70 PrasaiA, uoth otncsally and
rftksia general Indignation
H. ns 80, th2; morning: ne SAID, rece,red selc-
expressing strong 1tsapp1Inatlui, u he cnncttI.
1tof3 course pursued pJ the King Of Prussia 1t
=; En-, * an reau,1nk that the honorof the country
CuuLt btsmark then expressed wish that Her
MatF&tTa Government should take so,le tppottu-
nifty, pe9a!f.ly By declaration Ia Parliament OF
Spanish di1eu!ty hy the spvn. au4ouz act Of Prince
Leopold, and Of bearing public testimony to tue
calm M aud wise moderation Of she Kiug oi Prussia,
hs EoEe1nment, an, OF tie public presa.
Ais sxceutncF xdseEtef 10 the declaration made
2! the Duo dc GRAZ mont to the Corps Legtslatif,
-, ItAt luz powers of Europe haul recogpizc.f the
!aFt 8soAAds CT France III tue uemunu addressed
to tue Pruss1an Government :" and he was there
lore. anxious that some public testimony shonli
. ne given thai The powers who hai used she1r
DOES omccs" to urge on the frussfan Gnvetu-
ncbt the renrnciattna Of Prince L-ob.1ld, should
hkeTlSe c1Prrss their Appreciation OF the pesce-
~ ma conessef3 disposition manifested By the
Count Bisn1afk then observed that intelligence
na;a been received fr m Paris Though moi on
ela'is ca from Baron WeEthet that tar solution of
the French Government, ant that other claims
Wou1d be anyanced. II such hc the case, sail Ills
E1eelfenry, It was evident that The question of
the tuccession to the SPANISH thsone vas hut a
meft Metsxt, and that The rral object ii France
was to seek revenge for konnlggratz.
Tue feeling Of the Gcsman nation, said lila Ex-
ceietlr!, vas that they were fully equal ~ cQpc
with France, and theF were as confident as the
French might he Of military succcsk- The feel
ing, therefore, tn Prussia and In Germany wis
thxt thel should accept no humiliation ut Insult
from France, and that II unjustly provoked they
should acfert the combat.
Dut, said lis E1cellency, we do not wish for
wAT. and VIC hare proved. and shall continue 70
prove, our peaceful disposition; at thr same tine
We caunct asloE tlc French y have the starr VI
Exreilency, .roslt!ve Information that military
Preparations have been tnade, and ARE making itl
Ftance Tor Wa!: Large stores Of munitions are
other materials necessary for campaign are
making, and horses are being collected" Il these
obliged to ask the French Government for expya-
nations as to their object mil meaning.
A1ttt What has hpW occurred. we must require
sonc ASSURANCE, some guarantee, that VT luay
NOT te subjected to sudden attack: VIC must
know that thts Spanish difficulty once rrulnse,f,
there are no other lurking dealgns watch may
tI13fe f1TIr1 no httf t1kl+k
Count Hls1narI ftfther stated tuat unless so,uc
assurance. some !lecaasion. were etSca hT Fsance
the pr sent solution OF the Spaulsh question was
thal a!d satisfactory settlement OF the Ffchchi ie-
nlauds and that nU further ca!mswese to te fulsc
ami H. fuitne1, w1th'traWal ot satisfactory ex-
pfAtatlnn Of the menRcinE Ianpu4xe held by the
DEC de GTatnnout we're NOT na4r. the i'r1sa!an
Goyefuluea& wanit be obliged 10 seek explana-
Eaes,Sency. ihat pr,ss'a couia tancis anil 1uis,!y
sit uG,itr the ansont offered to the kllE mud to
tEe nation i,y the meu7ctng language Vt the
french GhFcrntlieus. cUp'tl not ss2I Ills Excel
fenrJ, hold communication NTH the French AMI
ta>saalor alter the language held to Prussia ny tue
Eiench Nlutster for Fofrigu Affairs in the fave vi
Europe.
From tho foregoing observstfons Of Count BIS
mark. yeur LoYdship Wtje perceive that unless
y 70 sGs fTsy a H.
govcEpu enta, the hrrach, In lieu Of etng closed
~ tht solution u the Spanish difficulty, is hsclJ
to erUMe Wt.1GF.
lt!s evident 10 me thas Count nlsna'e and tnt
rueslln Ministry regret the attitude and ,il.osl
th!n OF the King Inward Count Benedict. ami tha
| feel the necessity IT some dectde,l measures Il
saisgu1r,i the hado1irf tue nation
ch PRIDE Sf the German u0totl, atIt restore con1
! tlrnce In the malrIcnaace of peace, would be b,
declaration Of the French Government that tnt
itchstnt OF the Spanish difficulty has been salts
| n,Mierhie and peaceful disposition nf the King O
lrassla and his s.vethmens, thHs the good Ie.a