New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
THE EX-EMPEROR.
HOW KING WILLIAM TREATS HIS PRISONER.
A Berlin letter 10 ILe L0ndOn Iimes saYs 4:

Berlin letter to The London Times says
On the 5th Of September ut $3.50 p m, special train
stopped al the small station OF NilhelmshOhe near Cas-
sell II consisted Of two carriages and contained about
dozen passengers. After few servants and inferior at
algbtcd Slowly walking 10 an eqnipage that had been
waiting for him, he seated himself In 1t with another
gentleman and drove Off lie the red trousers OF
French general and dark overcOat. His features
placid and as he looked about hm from calm ntell-
and thinker 10 boot. His was one Of those faces
which, while indicating habits Of retcence are
yet eloquent In the lines marking the inner workings Of
the mind second equipage followed, the train went
on and the closing scene in one OF the most notable
Louis Napoleon, two days ago the Emperor Of the
French and the commander OF Que Of the most gallant
duced to the position OF prisoner OF war and private
gentleman, had arrived at nis place OF confinement.
traveller as driving through the magnificent wood lie
approaching the place appointed for his tenn
his gay uncle Jerome had speDt a few gddy
years, when younger brother had unexpectedly
throne OF Westphala! Was not tbs The very chateau In
which the improv sed Monarch had drcyeled IN noisy t-
tvites day after day week after week as long AS his
juniors star permitted HIM Had he not shocked the
Inhabitants by supersedDg the ancient name OF the pal
ace and calling It Nap0leonsh0he during his epheneral
rules And IL fine Winters day he had suddenly 10
pack upand vanish from view never more 10 appear on
Id ns IhEs 5i9se now wa no the capacity
Of eXSOveregn that he arrived I'm this park which inc
Uncle had 20 preclpately Quilted 90 iearsaSot & ha m
not likewise attempted to seize portion OF that German
soil, the appropriation OF which seems seems 70 bg ne
main feature In the TRADITIONAL bOncy oI HIS
House Aud had he not been also wrecked III a
task which, In his peculiar position, he bad i0und u
the identical palace. with drum ana nie suddehy
breaking the stiffness OF the night, company Of nfan
try present IN honor Of the new arrival lhere IL a
warm glow inside the splendid hall Generals ahd gen
temcn the Royal household standing ready 10 90
most Obedient servant Of His Majesty. They conduct
His Majesty up stairs with the deIeIeuce que 10 SOY
will be happy to execute them Meanwhile attendants
bustling about outside, aud everything Is In gdia
his generous host. The entire palace Il placed az
his disposal numerous suite of some 10 persons
with large retinue of servants, have followed HIM
and will be likewise entertained Dy me MING, ~
has brought 81 horses and variety OF calragc-geatcr
almost than be stored in the news OF the princey
mansion. Royal raiefs de ehdDbe and chefs de cuisine
have been sent down, and everything VIII De done 10
render ms stay a. Pea-at =, pOsilt. ~ niut % a.
Of the Emperor are apparently without restraint ana
he chose he might drive about IN the grounds, see c0D
pany i'm the evening and close the day with visit to His
Majestys Opera at Casse Surh lS the aspect ROyal IN
prSOnmrHt IN the courtesy Of the present age
Imes nave Changcd since mary NdN Ocht" uP ,9 IlHh
BETH quOe analogous case, since the youth
fu King OF France was captured by the German Emperor
Charles V. on the battlefield OF Payta.
The cOnsiderate attention paid 10 Napoleon by special
order OF the King extends To the snacs particulars Al
the way rom the German irontitr 10 MleltsnonG .e
Imperial train never stopped al ihe STATIONS thenscFe
but always at distance from them, 80 "a To aVoid
Ous Al cologne the aaS lt fhlfIoI llSou
the terminus happened To he fu Of German arr sans ex
adopted by the Imperial Government, aud apprOvedby
Republican successors. Loud was thrlt JOY Oh hcIinE
OF Napoe0n'5 fate aud the retribuon t1at Dad Deia
his armies had they been permitted 10 remain IA e
terminus. the depOsed pOtentate, on passing slowly
through might have been subjected 10 dSasleeape@ @ oo
scrvations But taken TO send them on before
his arrival. The very choice Of Wihcnshohe for MS
abode was owing 10 the Kings Wish 10 Obhge
his distinguished visitor. As for various rea-
sOus connected with his present situation
and the state Of hi. health he was re-
uctant TO travel to the eastern provinces OF i thg
kingdom, the choice lay between WhelmShohe ana
st0ileufr the only two Roya palaces in Western Prus
sia sufficiently grand for his reception. But etOIZentel-
lofty the Rhine. and with little II any even
gTo,lnd i'm It's immediate neighboThOOd, would have
scarcely been well suited FOR as me
more rural WilhemsJhe, with IL, beautiful gardens ana
parks stretching an the way down to the river. So
WiIhensh0he was selected. IL is very splendid. very
palace being inaccessible TO the public since the arrival
OF the Emperor