The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-03
peror and the General. When they separated
the Emperor embraced the General most affec-
tionately. PRINCE DE LA MosEowA,
DE WAUBERT,
CASTELNAU,
COUNT REILLE,
YISCOUNT PAJOL,

YISC0UNT PAJ0L,
General Aids-de-C Camp of the Emperor.
Napoleon In Retirement.
A letter from Wilhelmshohe to the New York
Times gives the following In regard to the En-
peror Napoleon's residence at that place:
In the true sense OF the word. Napoleon Ill
mas retired int private life he keeps his hours OF
Of rising, ,luuching, dining, walking and sleeping
as regularly as an old penaioner at Greenwich.
From Napoeon's behavior at table nothing
would convey the idea Of his being prisoner;
be converses freely with every one. The En-
peror, as seen on recent promenade, appear
ed, as usual in his uudress uniforms black
coat, red trousers. with black stripes, aud the
red cap Of a general, wearing on his breast the
grand corden OF the Legion Of Honor and four
other orders. he walked quite slowly, his
steps not reminding one in any way OF that
firmness he exhibited on the evening OF his.ar-
rival. His hands were folded on his back, and
remained so until he returned to the palace,
half an hour after his exit. 1t ought to be re-
marked that DR.. Conneau did not leave his
side, though there vas q continual change OF
generals on the other side. There were about
one hundred and thirty persons in attendance
upon the Emperor on his arrival, and he
carried along with him eighty-6ve horses. his
own property and TINT OF his generals; but now
he is s.doing it cheaper" as the gunners say.
All his Own and his generals horses have been
sold but twenty-five.
!ilsace and LorraIne-What Germany
Means to do with Them.
The North German Correspondent (semi-
Officially says:
We are informed, from good source,
that when peace has been once signed with
Franco on the basis OF the cession OF Elsa3s
and Lotbringen-an event which, in spite OF
French gascouading cannot be far listant-it
has been decided that these two appendices OF
the old German Empire, instead OF being
broken up and apportioned among different
States. are to form border territory. covering
and protected by Germany in gel raj, and
governed, as far as possible, in judicial and
economical point OF view, according to their
existing customs and institutions. The for
tresses Of Metz and Strasbourg will, naturally,
be garrisoned by German troope, but the pop
ulation OF the two provinces will, for the pres
ent De dispensed from service in the German
army, nor will they be represented in the
Reichstag. The formation Of German out
lying territory, as protection against the hll'
clustering designs Of France, ia OF course only
q provisional measure, intended to remain ID
force till The inhabitants, mindful OF their old
history and lineage, have again heartily thrown
in their lot with German knsmen. Ibis plsn
is based on tue national and political interests
Of Germany, which is resolved to put stop,
once for all, to French aggression, aud terni-
nate the Ions continued efforts Of France to
impose her ''protectorate" on the Sonth Ger
man States-in other worde, to make them her
vassals.