The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-03
THE FEELING IN EUROPE.
r cpEtT B.tIILE BETWEEN RE-
prRiICINISM AND MONARCHH'

az, md - dHtfUt dU.H1t7.
", arrived in this city brussels Yesterday |
.., F,ikoft We suffered SO much there IN |
,s,e ,t.t grcn this war suddenly broke OUT |
,r,,,l home. aud determined to pull no STAKES ana
-, mp II need be- to England. IL was i'm. |
,o.,,l,. lovt,cr then to sell furniture or any
~,,gsse. and though those hest informed said that
p,r.ss was in most formidable state Of proparI-
s,n.spI would eventually drive the French across
o. r,irc. hi, WIS about the utmost that was cx-
,c,ci and We feared before that could lie accom-.
,,.l,l That there would be heavy d.hung all
,ounI us We'll you know the d6noucmont, Vie
,rprceo .,uted success OF the German arms,
,bicl has astonsncd all the world, including
Bismarck. Won Moltsc. and King William,
tho old gentleman, with great
nutlicty, cont,sscs. At Arst there was great juhi.
nion very naturally, hut next come howe the stern
realities Of war and the sober second thought
from what we saw and learned around rs OF what
Peso were TO the cong We can picture to our
ulves what they must be for the 'anquished. The
opntry converted into vast military camp, all
trade and enterprise paralyzed two hundrcd thou
Nnt families so suddenly plunged in mourning or
an elton and anxiety for relatives slaughtered or
sounded and this before disease was spreading as
tts now among the armies, and three times that
,urier o. households in cruel uncertainty for their
Gear ones on account Of the difficulty OF obtaaing
Information and the irjudicous attempt al conceal
h. Losses military acquisitions, soldiers quartered
on n, inhabi' ants, men Of all conditions and AL
ages taken rom their daily avocatons through tie
Width and breadth OF the land--scch are a fcw OF
he elects Of the war This state OF things was not
merely sat the 'front.'" as we may he said to have
,cer In, all pcrvading IFS fathor writes yes
rlay from Bremen that he has fourteen horse
soldiers bi.icicd on him and has to feed them and
mir horses.
T'uu.h Fr.lkfor, and Bremen, like oil the free
ellie. snd ike Honover and southern Germany and
Pcs,n have small love for the Prussians, when the
va broke out there was but one enthusiastic Ger.
usn c,ln, against tAe threatened invasion Of the
Fnn D. Bat since the danger Of Invasion Is past,
sin C. @ a,l Of Napoleon, and the proclamation o
NJ Leru JIG, old il-feeliugs and disguise are re.
sy,. aad can, l>sed, and new misgiynss and mis-
Eus;s Lave arisen. There Is prevalent dread that
BE- Iror rule Of Prussia will be everywhere extend
a-tl Intensified. The liberals in Prussia fear this
an those in other parts OF Germany most dissats-
Del vl'h the msgovernmen; OF their petty provinces
wouid not exchange 1t for ;hc yoke of Prussia.
Everybody knows that King william Is the mos
Unc'n pro1i.in believer in arsiocrahc poNer and
he rsht divine OF Princess and in the doctrine that
30 fllth 'hould be kept with those who oppose It
sri hrrc ly tay- 80, AMI the ar seeing ana far
Eaching i,snlry is prophet of the same school.
The general de-p ngeucy 10 the future has
been CrD wig worse. u 1t lad occurred after de-
Fat or disaster, or an oninou- Interruption in the
tide OF success it would not he so significant, but
whom 4 takes place IN the iull, uuhrOkcu flow Of
vctorY and military prosperity, what are We to re
M tie iniureF l. tor enc, dctrfmlued to make my
sscl'e from this oppressive atmosphere. ard Nou
MAJ judge OF it3 character whc1 tell YOU that left
b hind me furniture and household effects, because
licund 1t, though the Truss an armies are bcior,
Paws, quite rs imposso BILE TO get rid OF 1t at any
uoptltrot improbable that the French m hi oc
eppy or destroy Frpnkfort-onthe- Main
TIE GERMANS DEsroSpENr.
In their quiet circles people ask--:or Germans. in
C.is crisis at least 10 not talk freely ike the
Ftcnch in hotels and coffee houses and wine shops
what is to be the upshot ~ all Tai : II King
Wilton persists in demanding the Rhine provinces
10 possible that French rcpubc should consent
u all thsY Il 1t possible that he conld consent to
nc quiet establishment OF republic II It did'
Ctud tho Establishment OF q Bourbon prince
restoration Of the Empire by coluslon with the
foreign conqueror or by the aid OF Prussian bav-
ifPlris he taken aud ali tie great cities captured
u sruiits dispersed and France o'errun and
forty mill ons Of Germans no 10 tho prcs, Mt eE
ton Of forty millions OF Frcucht "Where," II Is
asked, els The proc ct of returning peace and pros
eenty TO be anywhere lisccrnedt" Meantime,
what unforescen events may occur, what uneH
pcc'ed eveutua ,may arise IN eager fepui can
and blinded dictionary mir orty respectively hope
that it may somehow result in a red republic or a
en- O'idated iron military despotism; bat the
thuugh'ful majority dread either. think either Uoss
bic, or TIE tide OF war rolled back, or Austria sud
1lqruod for the Gcru an Bltc provinces, or rollrd
pushing Onward her Cossarks to Berlin. These
visions entirely cloud the once pleasing picture Of
Thus appears that r King william and vor
Bismarck felt when they had captured Lo1is Va
poo0n like the man who had won an elephant in
nm. Germany begins to suspect that the couqut 81
Of France will prove a still more pondcrous anu in
eI'yonl at elephant
FRENCH HATRED OF NAPOLEON.
This city tBrussels) now truly city Of refuge i.
led with refugees from all quarters. The feel
ing OF the ueope. which was before divided, IL nov
unanimously in favor Of France, nots ithstInding
ne r oclamation OF a Rcpnbllc, distasteu a. that
10 many Nothing can eSeeed the contempt viii
whoa ihe French and particularly The military
rccts and those OF his family must be ,lOsed forever
Hate and animosty be might have got over, bu
,cy rau him a cLarlatnn, :" cl,raiitr an
dlstris" below the mark OF Ca1hostr1 or Law OF
the Mississippi bubble notorlety, whose want o
hres gat incapacity conceit and cowArdice alase d
Agrr.t nation, and ruined and wasted "a brave army
IN 'a-- time than was ever known IN history before
ord SO v1nting IN dignity n hs lal thHt MS cor
dur; ike That OF a PaWdssdcown or Jack
prd'fngk and calculated to bring shame a. well a
dsa ter on the whole French people for ever hay NJ
o. owed him 70 rule over them
You have no doubt heard by this time that Gen
de Wlmpleu publicly denounced the surrender O.
Sedan uui declares tnat he intended TO cut his way
out, or 10 attempt IT, when the Emperor sent wmit
lie made last desperate charge al Sedan with onl
LIp men, drove back tie frus-tns. storut'
sli captured a church, AMI zen BACK WIN ms pr
rt,iis statement. Tney snl mat tie ,1-Lu pero
cruz 4 nike arquey to the kug OF lrns-ie, an
~ .Ni- writing "a- co1lI not DE az TIE lead %
rya- uy" was worthy sequel to his bom0as ri
"Lou.- aud !" from -alruritk.
PARIS.
When Louis n 'llippo made hi.'cscape TO DrIglto
a. Mr.. SMITH, and va, entertained by an Adern,
0i talt ulm- tie Lo1l0R PUich calicaturri the ol-
GU t t.c ..,ter .enDemm On reading IN me pa
pc. That 'n' cN KIM was poor, Some OF our Amer
cn ~ HaH-6 -roJ- mere who were rather sever
o. I... '.p.. mat hIst. begin pleiend nan slnc