The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-26

London CorrssUoHdsncs Of he Clci1Rd1 Commercial.
At these letters England is aghast. A French
Emperor aud his mi tress, aud obtaining her con
sent to declare that CT chiid II not the Emperor
on condition Of receiving the estate OF honckl
The actress, Marguerite Balianger, writing TO Napo
leon a. her "Dear Lord II
My DEAN LoRp; Ihave not written TO- you slrcc
's h %!sf beg ySS nos 20
detnsc me for. without your esteem know not what
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whole life Of devotion ctn bring me back your esteem.
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TenS,e %Sst exile Tyss and go Ss,1, "a, snt onc
uae Tor Al ,hS sooa You eays done me hat .sGer
ri oG s Sy HS s SSRO noe oa TIC N 80. ~
And Sc a,Rn 81 S'e T mns n Sa
LANCER. Rue de- Launsy, commune dc vevcrnicr. pres
s6 1S 20 S'e''' Tue ''''"A your aIHGTERifE'
The scandal about DISQUALIFICATION the Sic'e
descrbc- a. "ncit,cr pretty nor ugly, but vory oA
rpit in love aldiTs us iIjcet not new; but 1t was
easy TO deny such Iumors when itwas imnortant 70
John Bulls purse that the yrtuous Victoria saoui
visit the Emneror at Versailles But now we have
the actsnrsl, that pubic property vas used BY the
Hnd S, 70 se sses epry OF the law u was the the
Emperor's agen, In an an orous intrigue. The Eng
hsh Ministry that should ever again recognize Ma
D. leon ILL., would surely he swert out OF existence.
But this mere scandal H. after AL lar less OF crime
arai 81 q wuiI tlan otncr revelations Of the se
cret correspondence f. gland only withdrew az
the hast moment from the famous expedition to
Mexico 10 extend the Influence OF 1.-The Latin race"
BuI II now turns out thit the crime against Franco
aud Mexico and Macmillan wac al und, rtaken ~
the pc uniary interest OF an Imperial Miusnr.
Sir Robert peei once characterized the Dlkc d.
Morny as the greatest SPECTATOR In Eurnpc," an
the Franco MeXirah war his latest speculation, 4
money-lendor-N. Jeeker-sa's he has claims on
Mexico how IA ho 10 get them peidf lie gets DE
horrY Interested pecuui RIB in them. my part
Eer." writes decker 10 NJ. Cont ule Secrctlry Of
Napolcon) "in this anrir vas N lc Due de Morn.
who had undertaken IN consideration Of 10 rcr
cent OF the profits to cause II TO lie acknOw led. e
and paid by the Mexican Government" Before
that De MOrny was famous for dabbling In coal
mines and fraudulent newspaper shares aud hnall
is avarce caused the disastrous invasion OF Mex.
OF money, and the honor oi his country " jock.
ers letter shows that after the future OF the Mesi
eau invasion he obtained lis compensation from Me
Emperor 10 the shape OF hush money
The fctrot correspondence now brought 10 light
disclose. the fact that one Of tie agents Of Napoleon
III. ia Of presen; member Of the metropolitan 20
lice OF London. Whoever he may be, q consiGer-
able number OF radicals are engaged In seen Ing
him out to-day. IL Ia also mentioned that certain
English journals have been subsidized by the
French G9yernms9t. Aias this Is heay, blow to
now turned Win Suspicion IL the early days OF
his reign, Louis Napoleon bought mp the London
Morning. Chronicle, but so soon as the iect was
until now been brought home To II, there has been
Tor some time a suspicion that the &C
eOrrespSnden OF tue YsgrapA boosted, aud It's sale
In all the h0sqNs here other ENGLISH journals were
seized, were purchased along with other subNon-
tionr, by the hanne euloges OF Napoleon, T. which
It's readers were accustomed. For % &c time the
Thitgrdph has ceased TO have any influence pub ic
ouihiuu regards French politics and now that
tie truth of tho purchase OF some English papers
eomes out, the boast OF lie advertisement that II
has tie largest circulation In the world" win be
come by word Il Ia even doubtful whether such
| eminent writers as ia Ward Dicey and kdWin Al.
| mold who married daueltor OF the Rev. w. II.
Channine), will he able TO retain tbeir connection
with H. It's leading editor IL Thornton Hunt, son OF
the celebrated Leigh Hunt
While England and America have TINS thor re.
spectye td-bits In the correspondence, little Bel
fium has the pleasure of knowing that The subject
OF swallowing her at meuthJul was seriously pro
ressl and aiscnkse1 at the 1UIeri,s The treaty
| which Mas 80 much talked OF when Bismarck gave
| u TO the world tic Benedict treaty, Is hero al
| made plain. The Federal q anoelor only scouced
Beneictu into puttnS On paper a design whose
failure made the prevent war or the do"h,all the
Empire certain Truly, n IN tHcsc days, when IN
antces are so much looked tor We needed any
against the rehabilitation Of the Napoleon ic DYNASTY
q e horror and indignation reused by ti- Imperial
coTTtEE ondenoo throughout Europe were sufficient