The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-06
CONDITIONS OF PEACE.
Remarkable Interview with Count bismarck
BtsDarck's Views on tue situatiOn-Prussta
10 Hold Stra hburg n nd Metz.

LoNroN. Monday Sept 5--The following is an aocoun
correspondent OF the Tribune who described the battle
KING OF. PRUss1A's HEADquARTERs. NEAR SEDAN
Sept. 2-1be first question asked ON the hill of O6o
vas What terms viii 6o dem .nded Of France BY Gount
von bismarck There have been atons aud rumos
count OF Count bisuarok's views stated by him eli
days The Sicoy at sedan that is On the asth OF
ArsGst The s1SstsnGe a OF ~ AN at lioe.ty o make
had forwarded those of .est date the Chan ool1rs
the evening EScelency's quarters vas asked 70
step in and sls down found Oou1t Bismarck at deal
cigar b.xee, busy smoking the cigar which never
apoIoeiSed politely keeping on his white and yell
se na pe SRY
Clenont, where then quartered and that
little talk about very but which would
e 0S Of % s a SRd Rss esn on my as e. the
broke ground by asng Count Bismarck what were likely
Prussia's Government. -"
He answered at once. with great apparent frankpess
mind your readers that Count Bismarck speaks capital
English 50 tns & there could be no possibility OF my mis-
5here are three courses to u" he said, with
OF another unprovoked und uncaledor attack the
who DO h SUa Ood
sgsinst him There are as have said three ways OF
stopping an attack on the Rhine provinces.
State ike Iuxemhurg Belgium, extending from the
and Prussia By group Of Neutral States but oouess
appears 10 me that Of existing small States
GspaSis Sf 50 % many and such dangerous
that ds no. nna & Toa s e SSr Te
Secondly. We might annex Asace and Lorraine, aud
t6is Soad not be looked on faSorsbs BY the maory Of
my German felloweonntrSmen We are all most anxious
among us who unwilling members of the German ma
OF the King OF Prussia in spite of the great majority Of
them speaking the German LANGUAGE and being OF Teu
THIRDLY, There remains TO us thep as third course,
what shall do StEasburg psFtieaariy is absolutely
needn Tor the pT9tecon OF south Gefm9s which at
sesses srasburg the,e nothing to stop French in
to leave our South German brethren unproteeted alter
they have f9sght raYeS and vel by our side in this
always prevent any the Rhine We should
Nam Psfe 1 but to take freaoh ss SrsEux
Mayenss or Colbert IN snk and rear 80 & we nave pc pc
old Germantown back again We shall make Gibraltar
but allow suggest" said, that the eesson Of
reconeed all the more becsue It Is ss you say the key
Of France on the east"
& sisI ] s Ssssi
seary sssn It i %obe Sisalt for ne French 70 be
more sngr wth for them th.n they
sfSa BosiSno ite Gsa JUS they srs VIII 3
take cave not % leave IN their hands tue means OF doing
when ycs meet d,uyeu man N the streets that do
;og? we s6sgs sns Met Sili have to be our po
1T is curious reuarked ..h9w naeh ,he French do
about you have lived great deal ia Paris. and know
there sod there as facts some fables wh,n AL but
incredible /"
ayes answered Count Bismarck. I'VE have tskeu the
pacs of the Hnglisr thirty twenty years But
as they come 20 forget their hated OF pert iaui
Albion they will have to md day other that
thereis good il. us Als9 i seens il the French
| wrath uDOn For the Taomep NJ ths bugDsarsh
ventrred then say. 81 the peo9le are in
great England est EIcellsu should
! q covetous eye upon Holland" -
Yes, aware that is English idea." replied the
Count but like other English idea l. not epted out
of the country OF its birth We want nothing Germ
that is not German and Holland certainly s not Ger
man Already Possn is looked upon with no friendly eye
by many OF countrvmen MONTE utonic province
There Is OF taking Holland little as thsrs
1 Is of the French taking Belgium"
Count Bismarcks eye he added the above last word
and pehsps Wsy well let II he the last WORD ot nS fs
port.