The New York herald., 1870-11-25
King William Anxious for the ReSto-
ration Of the Bonapartes.
The Empress En- Route for the
Prison Palace.
The Prince Imperial i'm
Ill Health.
7elEsRAns TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

VisitOrs-Oricn mist Intrigues und Their Ger
tain Failure-Whnt the Prisoner Says OF
Russia and Turkey-SIadume Baxaine and
the MnrshaI-Loyai Friends and False Fa-
vorites--Euaenie's Visit Melancholy Report
of the Health OF tho Prince Imperial
Prison Cares-Anxious About America.
WrLHELMsHonE. Nov. %, 1870.
Winter begins to show its dread visage here The
visitors to the hotel are decreasing in number.
The Emperor Napoleon remains in excellent
health since the date OF my last despatch to the
HERALD. His Majesty looks better to-day than he
has at any time before since his arrival and during
his stay In the CASTLE l enjoy daily opportunity
of seeing him on the promenade and can fully con-
firm my first statement Of his general youthful ap-
pearance. He looks more like man of forty years
old than one Of sixty summers. During the past
week he rode out on two occasions on horseback
despite the fall OF an incessant rain. He walks
out every day for longer or shorter period.
RELATIVE.
Charles Bonaparte, Prince OF Canine, one OF the
prisoners paroled from Metz, arrived at the castle
FRIENDLY VISIT
M. Cartier, the renowned French sportsman, Is
here. 1t was reported enormously that NJ. Cartier
had fallen victim to the violence of the mob in
Paris His description OF the condition OF affairs
existing IN the capital Of France is graphic aud
startling in narrative but the same time NEST In
teresting.
BISMARCK AGENT.
A visitor, whose name 1 am net at liberty to give,
but who is an agent Of Count Bismarck is now here
for the third time. This forenoon he remained
closeted with the Emperor for fully three hours.
After he came out I observed him in tile park
grounds engaged in reading a paper, apparently
manuscript. lie was absorbed in its contents and
evinced deep interest.
PRUSSIA ANXIOUS FOR RESTORATION.
was accompanied by friend at the moment
This friend was acquainted with the gentleman
agent, accosted him as follows:-"The destinies OF
Europe, sir its peace In the future are still in the
hands OF this man. God only knows what King
William would not give to see him again installed
in power In the Tuileries. The very worst prank
which he could now play Europe would be by a
refusal Of the imperial crswn."
This gentleman left Wi;hemsh6he the very same
evening for Versailles.
THE GENERALS AND THEIR PAST FIELDS
Marshal Canrobert arrived at Versailles on the
21st instant The Marshal returns to Stuttgart tax.
ing back letters which he carried from Genera;
wImpfen to tile Emperor but which his Majesty re-
fused to open.
General wimpren avoided calling on Marshal
Bazaine previous to his departure for Bonn.
Marshal LebGuf passed an entire afternoon in
conference with the Emperor. At the moment Of
his departure from the castle he said to me, 81
would give ten years of my life If could only be
opportunity to defend the conduct Of the Bonaparte
administration and my own during the warn
oRLEANIsT INTRIGUEs.
1t Is known here that the Duchess Of Saxe.Coburg
tKohary), daughter Of the late King Louis Philippe.
has placed herself at the head OF the Oreanist propa
gandist mission among the French officers and SOL
diers now held in prison in Germany. She has her
principal agent In the Saxon Thuringan fortress In
a teacher Of languages, and in Dresden in Herr
Hessell, who will attract the attention OF the
Prussian government like az did his colleague the
French teacher, M Gauthlot, In Sesa, who received
orders to "clear out' Of the country.
The Prussian Minister Of the Interior politely in.
formed the Emperor Napoleon OF the existence OF
intrigues in favor OF the Orleans princes, adding
however that no steps would be taken BY the Klnc,s
government against the parties engaged in them
without hrst having had full proof OF a violation of
the law.
Napoleon's friends here consider the chances Of
the Orleans princes for restoration TO the French
throne as equal to or below zere
THE ''NEMEsIs OF ENGLAND,
With regard to the Russian mbrogIlo the En-
peror said:-"Remark, this Is the Nemesis Of Ena.
land.n
1t is runorcd that an imperial autograph letter of
the Czar to Napoleon has arrives here.
TRoCHU WANDERING IN MIND.
The statement respecting the mental alienation OF
Trochu is corroborated. lie SAID to M Cartier that
he ',ro1d not surutoe the du or Paris on,v IN order
to saue the capital from its ,au, that he had be-
trayed the imperial government and that in his last
viii ana testament he had fully stated the means or
annihiating the Prussians."
ANXIOUS ABOUT AMERICA.