The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-13
Paris, has been made great victualling

respondent writes: ! have had an accoun
of d,eioinss Ofthe rest Of Imperi.lists as
scmbled al jersey. They are spending MON
ey profusely and boaains what they can d.
through certain political connections in Eng
land. Rouher has been there, and Druyol
De LHuys and host Of the nOtables. Mar
s!lal lie Boeuf went over 70 the Island n
night in boat All this makes quite Al
excitement here.
| Ms. Washmrne, in Brussels, receives let
tiers frequently from her husband by ballOoT
| express. II is stated i'm Berlin dispatch
that the cold language of the German Pres
in regard TO the annexation Of Alsace and
Lorraine is exciting the dI>pleasure Of Bis
marck II this is correct we may hope FOL
peace.
yAroI.EoS TO BE HEARD FROM.
LONDON, Oct 5-The Standard will, to
morrow, contain an authorized statement
from, the Emperor Napoleon denying tht
| authenticity Of the letter circulated under
German auspices in his name.
GLANCE AT NAPOLEoN's PRIVATE CORES
PoSDENCE.
LONDON, Oct. 5tThc New York Herald,
special dispatches from Tours t. Monday
last say that the papers published liberal ex-
tracts of the private correspondence of Napo-
leon. One of the documents, in the hand
writing of the Emperor, intrus.s, during his
minority, the present Prince Imperial to the
care of Gen. Frossard.
\ decree dated Rhiems, Aug. 2lst ap-
points Mcmahon commander-in-cIiicf of the
army of Clialons and Paris.
\ letter from the Emperor to Mcmahon,
and a proclamation prepared to he issued by
the latter, show that the plan was TO fall
back to the walls ofParis, leaving Bazaine at
Metz.
The proclamation says: "The fortiiica-
tons of Paris will stop the food Of the enc
my, and give time TO organize the forces of
the country" This plan was aftcrward
abandoned, and IN attempt made to relieve
Bazaine.
\ letter from Iersigny to the Emperor,
Clearing no date, and postmarked S:r;isburg,
reached Paris, December 9TH, 1866 says:
''As YOU are about 10 communicate several
broad truths to the illustrious pcrsonages sur
rounding you, you can add the following:
Whilst We arc pompU,siy and teslio,isly de-
liberatinS As to what should bc done to OBJ
tain an army, Prussia proposes simply, and
with great activity, to invade our territory.
She will be in a position TO place in line
600, 900 men and 1000 cannon, before we
have thought of organizing a frame work,
which is indispensable, before we can place
in the field SOC, 900 men and 800 cannon.
Blindnes alone can permit 4 doubt that war
will break out at an early day. With our
stupid vanity and mad presumption, We
might believe we could choose the day and
hour when our organization and armament
will liz complete, but am of your opinion,
and begin 10 believe that the government
has gone mad. If Jupiter has decided
to destroy the country, let us not forget her
destiny and our lot is allied. As We are not
attacked by madness let us make an effort to
stop the fatal course leading directly to the
prccipicc. draw your attention To the fol-
lowing, because it is of a nature to open the
eyes Of the most ncar-sighted: For some
time past the Prassian agents have been
running over the frontier steps, particularly
the portion comprised between the Moselle
and Ncsges, tosound the opinions of the poo
pie and bring influence to bear upon the pro-
testants, who are numerous in those parts
and much less French than is generally be-
lievcL They are the grandsons Of the men
oflSl5, and have sent Populations to the head
quarters Of the enemy to ask that Alsace bc
taken over by Germany. 1t is well to note
these facts, for they may be reasonably con-
sidercd as throwing light upon the cnemy's
plans. The Pr,lssians adopted the same
course three months before the opening Of
the Austrian war in Bohemia and Silcsia."
THE RESTORATION OF NICE TO ITALY.
Tours, Oct. 5-It is said am intrigue is in
progress for the restoration of Nice 10 Italy.
\ force of Italians are on the French from
MUNITIONS DEW .os From ENGLAND.
LoNDOS, OF g. Enormous quantities Of
arms are daily sent forward, and millions Of
pounds Of powder have been shipped from
English ports for French ports.
ENITEss EJGESIE-HERL TREATMENT BY
THE ENliLISH.
LONDON, Oct. 5-Emprcss Eugene YES
tcr,lay sent Il letter to the Emperor concern
in:, her reception in England. She states
that all official recognition Of her presence
has been postponed at her own request.
Nothins could have becu more tender than
her treatment. Queen Victoria sent at once
"A private letter offering 10 pay her state visit.
The Prince Of Wales, imtne,liately upon her
arrival, wroie IL her expressing a kind re-
entertained by the Primers and
himself, at their visits 10 Paris, of the great
Kindness displayed them hy her in the TuiI-
cries. The Empress says she is in excellent
health aud good spirits, as i, also the Prince
Imperial. ... ....
Lord ishhurnl,;,'n has offered her his
mansion in Sussex The Duke of Norfolk,
Lord Perry, the Marquis Of Lands own, and
many other persons have begged permission
10 pay their respects To her.
The l:n!.mltis;s IL; puIou cucturlp.u
by the American Minister, express confident
hopes Of the downfall ,f the Republic and
the restoration of the Empire.