The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20
rHE SITUATION IN PARIS.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW york HERALD.

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Smportant Special Reports from tLe Frenc,,
Gapifal-What il Going ON Inside and
Around the BcIenguercd Ciiy-Yhe Empire
and the Democrncy-What the Coup d'E,nt
Cosi-Populnr Hope md l:rent Strength
Love, War und PIeasantries.
LONDON. Oct i9--P. NJ
NAPOLEoN's PRIVATE BUREaU-rHE AMOUR WITH
MISS HOWARD
Special reports addressed to the HERALD from
Paris, under dale OF the nth instant, have been
received here and telegraphed thus:- Further
extracts taken from the Napoleon STATE papers
which were found by the Committee OF Safety
ut the Tueres, go 10 show that the sum OF
fa6.Ooo sterling was paid Tor the purposes and
expenses OF the coup d'dtdt ana that a sum Of
19a30oo sterling had been privately invested by
Napoleon to the month of December, 1868.
Letters and general correspondence, signed by
Miss Howard, Napoleon's mistress afterwards ere
ated Countess Beauregard, state that The lady
.hereDy acknowledges to have received from his
Majesty the Emperor the sum OF 1000, 900 nancs, in
inli payment for all my right and interest IN the do
main OF Civita Nova to March,
This receipt is dated at Ancona.
Another letter is dated al Paris on The 25ih of
March, 1852, and addressed TO the late NJ. Moc,ward
then rivate secretary 10 the Emperor. In this the
lacy says:-"Dear Monsieur Mocquard-I acknow.
ledge to have received The sum OF 50, 900 francs,
which charge YOU to take IN my name monthly
TO January, 1854"
NAPOLEON ADDING UP THE COST.
There, then, is memorandum, in the handwriting
OF the Emperor, OF the sums paid TO Miss Howard
from The month OF March, 1885, to the month OF
January, 1865. In these his Majesty promised the
lady the sum OF 10000 francs besides ARRANGING
in addition, the Beauregard estate tile. valued
at 100000 francs The Emperor likewise rave
l,oooooo francs from the msnth OF March, In the
year 1883 From tho month OF January, in the year
1864 to that Of January. 1885, he made over 10 the
same parsonage 5,4a4,0 francs.
4 COMPLAINT FROM "LADy LOVE-
Next even after this exhibit comes a letter from
MISS Howard, in which she complains that the impe-
rial financial engagements were not fulfilled towards
her. This document reads
DEAR FRIESD-We are now IN the month o, July.
but see with pain that the engagement made ia me
has not been accomplished. have ever believed.
and still believe, that It comes through the error OF
those who make me suffer, and pray Col that there
may be no more question OF money between me aud
inm-me, who has ever had quite another sent.
ment in my meant. embrace you iendery. ana
lore YOU likewise Your anectionate
Il. II. BEAuREGAED.
GENERAL BURNsIDE's MISSION.
The Figaro oil the 9TH instant published an account
81 the departure OF General Burnside from Tours
towards PARIS The writer makes no comment un
The mission Of the General or its probable object.
THE MILITARY SITUATION.
On the same day The FtgC,o asserted that il the
population OF the departments Of France were ann
ing actively, as alleged, they can raise IA two
months time an army VI well equipped soldiers,
ana ABLY oicered, which would BE- capable Of setting
Marshal Bazaine free aud subsequently acting use
'uly around Paris. The position OF Paris being ac-
rcsdiDg " The papcr, JDIpregna1lc, the besicged