The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-29

Sep: emoer, that the republic was proclaimed in
Paris, calling the report a "canard Prussen. AS !
replied that ] had Just received the first number OF
the Journal OFcicl dc la RopubQue FrdBcGise from
friend In Paris, and should be happy to lend 1t to
him, he shrugged his shoulders, and answered, with
an air Of superiority which made me feel quite
abashed, "Monsieur, you must not believe all you
An ofiicer of the 18th Regiment, in command of
the thirty soldiers at the guard-house, had been
invited to dinner on Wednesday last. on his inti-
mating that he understood but little Frencn, the
Emperor took up the conversation in German,
inquiring for news in the papers. Being informed
of the then current report that the Empress had
been arrested at the Western Railway station in
Paris he at once replied that he was possessed OF
better and more accurate information the
To get news and remain in compunica-
ton with his family are now, indeed, very
gong backward and forward three times day be-
tween Cassel and Wiliamshohe, telegraph station
established in the castle itself, and ten hussars as
orderlies are at work to keep up the contact with
the outer world, the noise and Tumbltng OF which
appear almost excluded from this quiet place. In
dee q, only few people to be seen here. most OF
them being strangers The hotel list, to-day, emu
merates more than half the number OF visitors as
Americans. At IL O'Clock to-day there arrived and
drove up to the palace the Duchess OF Hamilton
who, having taken up her abode at the Grand Hotel
Sehombardt, called on her imp Imprisoned ed, COUSIN %
she was conducted back to her carriage by
the Emperor himself. on her driving of, Napoleon
uncovered his head, apparently in some emotion
He then took walk round the palace at first accom-
panied only by DR.. COnneau and General Reille
nut party was alberWaru lOlneu Dy OtleT
persons. The Emperor was, as usual, in his undress
uniform, black coat, red trousers with black
stripes, and the red cap of general, wearing on
his breast the grand Gordon OF the Legion OF Honor
and four other orders. He walked quite slowly, his
step not reminding one in any way OF that rmness he
exhibited on the evening of his arrival. His hands
we're folded on his back and remained so
until he returned to the palace half an hour
after his exit. 1t ought to be remarked that
DR.. Conneau did not leave his side, though there
was continual change OF the Generals on the other
side. There were about 1870 persons In attendance
upon the Emperor on his arrival, and he carried
along with him eighty five horses, his own property
and that of his Generals but now he is ''doing it
cheaper as the gunners say. All his own and his
Generals horses have been sold but twenty-five
No advertisement of the sale having appeared in
the papers, very meagre attendance Of buyers
bought them at low prices-a householder, for in
stance realized in one hours time, by buying and
reselling, than 2000 thaers. The horses being
gone, many servants became superhuous, and nearly
fifty of them vera summoned, and after having re-
ceived two months pay in advance, were given to
understand that 1t would be much more for their in
terests if they would return to France with pass
officially signed by the police OF Cassel.