The New York herald., 1870-09-20

helmet on, was walking up and down in feverish
state. his hands crossed behind his back.
The Prince and the great Off1cers formed group
In one OF the corners OF the apartment The ex-Em.
peror TOOK OH his nat, aud sauted the King. using
by word or gear int aer Few wn aps np cae
and placed himself erect, str and terrible In front
OF Napoleon who remained bareheaded with his
Sire he said, stll In German. 81 came TO repeat
70 your Majesty rtch roce what had the honor OF
"iithg 10 you yesterday evening"
was considerably heightened while his voice had
Wnlssnng sound owing to the Efforts he made 70 re-
strain hiihse IL have decided that Spandau shall
DC assiXheu 10 you for PRISON. mean, residence;
you wili there wait for my further orders.'
"olre," SAID Napoleon.
~ hare spoken Str," acclaimed the King striking
ms sdore on ne dustg floor ot ne room.
"Au repotr done Monsieur mon mere ~ said the
Emperor, this time In French lie then saluted in
the most courteous manner the different personages,
ana iet .e room az @ CAIN as he had been presid-
When outside he took cigarette and lighted It by
the cigar OF cuirassier In white UNIFORM and was
preparing 10 again get into his carriage when gem
eral o1icer came from the King 10 beg him 10 pass
into . neighboring court, where William, who
wished TO have longer conversation, would send
for him. Napoleon said not word but escorted
by two cuirassers, passed into court where there
was a small wooden bench at the edge OF a little
piece OF water. On this he quietly took his seat,
continuing TO smoke. and only stopping al intervals
to look ut the pool and at the stan officer, who,
standing up, was watching all his movements.
After waiting quarter OF an hour the ex-Em-
peror, in French. begged the oficer to order him
lie moistened his lips with 1t, and then, looking at
the contents Of the glass, smiled and said TO the
officer, Nero. when conquered passed MS last hour
near pond nom which he drank; am more for.
tunate than he.o
Then, having swallowed all the water and given
back the glass, .lt is truc.n he added, "that my
reign never resembled his.n so saying he resumed
his smoking.
After a good hair hour general oirlcer came nom
the Prussian monarch TO beg him to enter room
where the King was alone. They remained TO
getner for nearly al hour and half, speaking in
At the end Of the interview the ex-Emperor got
into postcnaise with the Prussan arms IN 1t ana
VIII proceed to Spandau. This last is fortress
winch protects Berlin on the northeast side 1t con-
talms lr state prison Of very gloomy'aspecL
II is the intention Of his Majesty to leave Napoleon
there TO the end OF his days. perpetual I'm
prlsonment, the King is reported to have said,
would he only the Just chastisement Of 80
great an offender. An oficer Of the Prus.
Brussels on special mlssion Stony a,rms saaI w,,hoSs a%
the Intervention OF the Prince Royal and that OF
Count Bismarck the King was determined to have
the Emperor shot, 50 great was his evaporation
against him for having caused the death OF 30 many
brave soldiers. The equpages, carriages, and the
imperial servants were seized at ArlOn by the Bel
gian authorities; the various persons belonging to
him were liberated on parole but with the recon-
very readily did You can have no idea In Paris OF
the evaporation that prevails against the Emperor
and mis- friends among the French VINO throng here
from the Held OF battle.
The Cologne Gazette, OF September 7, has the fol.
lowlnp:-
The Emperor Napoleon, according TO the Kings
telegram would only give up his sword as private
individual, and not as chief or the government al
though That pretensiOn might be questioned as point
OF right He was unwilling, perhaps. TO himself
constrained to peace ike the one which Francis l..
concluded with Charles V. at Madrid IN January
1926. The fact will be remembered that the French
monarch had previously declared, In presence Of
witnesses that he would not be bound by the treaty.
aud he had 1t broken by the nOtables at COgnac.
Prussia Will take care that the one which will shortly
be signed shall not be treated III similar manner.