, 1870-11-11
BERL1h NJ.
Popular 1mpatience for the Cap
ture' Of Paris,
Preparations for d Winter Cam, ,
paisn In Fruuce.
Attitude Of Ruszia on the Polish Cues
ton.
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There Ia much Impotence In Berlin. owing
0 the sppsrent inactivity before ;Parta. Tho
>eople aro tired OF rsceiring -khs dispatches,
Nothing nsw from betore Paris" and COM
'lain I'd loudly IN znsny qoa1esss That The oaa.
:isI papera. ara begun TO eqma. out in .ppeals
or patience, calling the people to remainder
hat a CITY Ike Paris Is not- to be taken lin, i
lay, and thstit Is no departure from tbs
prussisn policy OF rapid movements to Pre-;
osrc themselves we'll for the dege. They give
st1zsboIrg u m example Of the tina tequizet
% reduce fortified ctB .oven with tho most
7jgorous action. and inaist TINT the co,nRlsiuts
,oms.ionly from those not conYerbant With
military tactics: There Is nothing r:ernsrk-.
lille in this zppaa], except IN the fact that
N appeal should be thought ;necess,ry, and
Ii in contrast With the claima Of the cams
papers, tilriaithin the last few days, that Paris
would neTur stand e.ege 1t Ill, but. from In
te1na1 coumotion and from panic 1t khe ap-
ptoach OF the Germans, would yield At once.
Three days, it Was clafmed, would be enough
to bring them to tetma. This change Of tone,
however, betalens more. Taken ia conuec-
s,on with other movements now being uaade.
i. looks like preparing for winter campaign.
An Army for Southern France, "a ne intimated
in our 1ast letter, is being rsised, over which
Voge1 von Falkeustsin Is appointed to take
command (hssing found nothing to do along
the coast since the withdrawal Of The French
fleet), orders being sent to the other govern
nents to furnish their quotaa for this army rs
soon "a possible. The .Bssa1ian Mtniatar OF
War has 1t the eame time given out contracts
for II, 900 woo11ea nhIrta and othsr winter
clothing to correspond paper also has
been circulating here for signass, aaking tho
Ring to taxa caro- OF bis health, md on tho
apptoach Of the eevere weather. to return to
Berlin for the winter. This, By the way, has
hia people consider him = dead-hesi Ia tie
xlny, and might a. well be in Berliu. He has
crue1]y replied that he will Eemain at the head
of the army until Paris is takan- In case
Of winter ckmpatgn. OF the indefinite pro-
longation OF the vat, the chief complaints at
ho.at viii pot a1i.s from the l.bon1e classes,
businesa Is dull and daily becoming wnraa.
The working men, on tho other hsud, find
reader employment and better wages. We
DO not gee them crowd the streets. u b1fore
the war, limiting for something to do, pitifully
imploTipg work on any te1ns. It is rathe1 the
liefetants, . huge body OF merchants who are
known to be under royal patronage, and who
arc a1Kays depended On to set the people =
ready example OF loyalty, and who xro ofdina-
sily On the watch to catch carly the royal will,
hase, perhaps, never plaJed the part with loss
spirit.
Il il thought, however, that tho bonb.rd-
meut Of Paris will commence shortly. The
heavy guns on which they haye been waiting
have 1t last been brought to the advance limos,
and the troops released from Strasbonsg have
aleo arrived. There il soInewhst the eane ex-
pectarcy uow a. whom. at the beginning OF
the var, they waited . few weeka Tor the COM
nencement Of the battles. II is hoped by
1nans. nevertheless, that 1t viii not come to i
bonabaSC Enent-thnt terms Of peace will vet bo
agreed upon. Tho hopea that we're at firet
entertained Of reducing The city by atarva-
lon.wi,hout further active hosiilites, are about
eisen up In fact the people are Just now
ont opinions AZ to what would 10 best. I ind
this always characteristic Of the great major
ity h.re, that they give themselves over In
suspense to the authorities, and do not dare
to guese nor with until they know what will
DO pureued. An American city would never
people here arc, until the government, which
has all tho Telegraph llucs III it's hand=, and
the press under ita censosB. Beca ft to COM
1nunicste what ia communicable
There is another matter that is in tho mean
while occupying large share Of attention
question. The Germans think they have q
danger here, and it may be the oppos,ts.
The question is largely agit4ted and pushed
br the nuseian and Boheuafan press Of form
iEg Sl&vonlc confederation, both 10 prevent
this race from being absorbed by the Teutouic
agGreeaions. snd to enabte them to tAko the
pl1cs in Europe which their numbers and re-
sources enti'1e them to. The difficulty in the
way OF this has heretofore been from internal
quarre!8- Ths Poles, 1t il we'll known, while
they hate the P1ussiana and Austriaaa, hate
tie Russians still more, and bare been in
clined late!y to become reeonciled to Prussia
Russia now takes the initiative, and though
her prees max. the largest concessions tt
! tho Poles, stating that their Independence
and full freedom within the Polish te1Eitor1
l would be willingly accorded II they Houlc
but take advAntsga Of it, claiming that tht
| Russians, in the First place, consented TO th'
division Of Poland only to prevent it from
! Germans this being especially tho position o
Queen Cathesine)- They beAeech the Poles
| to forget their internal ~tuArre1s, aud, b.
uniting with Bohemia and the South Sclavo
! nianA, form = permanent western boundary
Tho Gesmauic race, they say, with theil
1
10 rule the civilized world. This claim ms,
10 disputed, il tho Scisvonie race, with it
eighty million souls, take the measures d
self-assc1aion that aro ready 1t their hands
Russis, they esy, Is largo enough and attout
enough not 70 desire any connection viii
sympathy with the who1o Sclavonic interests
but it bcseeches the Poles especially, tha
they do not, out Of hate 10 Russia, put them
selves under the power Of Prussia, Whic]
would 1t an end Of SlAyia. 1t may seer
strange that Russia. the special friend 0
matter; hut it must be remembered ths'
though the present Czr Is fEeudf
being the neobew Of King William, the Grow
Prince OF Russia IL muFled to DAnis
Princess, and, since the war uith Denmark
has been 4lianated from al Germany. II !
thought that 1hitrs has been working o
these strings; and the only feass that At ~
time have been entertained OF his mission
/ on account Of his appeals to tho teafousies {
| tho nations. In theee days OF confederation
when the bounds azu not limited By StA'
lines. it il likely that al1o = Pan. Romaic cor
federation. including FtAnce, spain, and 1sal.
nill be formed. It il certain that il Franz
must rubm1t 10 the present terms Of peat
proposed By the Prnssixns, sbe will nal
!, come alliance 10 break through.
The latert phase Of the German union que
ton te the solution proposed and backed By
large party in Bavaria, that neither Il
Confederation, nor get new confederate
| be formed Of I'll the Statee. to be called Il
German Confederation, as is proposed, b
that the NJ rib German Confederation stan
and that bund be formed between it and Il
. Southern States - such. This meots no {
yof hire, and, perhaps, not out OF DAvA1
; The Pruseians want nothing but the Nor
German Confederation, With the southe1
States iu it. on the same teTma "a Saxouy Il
, | Heese.
The press agents Of Napoleon give uoti
| that second and third manifesto are soon
appear from the ex-Emperor. In the secor
larger concession than Any get proposed.
. likely to be accepted, at Tours, VIII be ma
, | in regard 10 the future boundaries. In t
| third, the fate OF France Al insepxrahle ftn
. that Of the Napoleons will bo set forth, and Il
: Prince Impesla1 recommended for tbs thtor
. Napoleon himself IenouncinG Ill faIth
. and Bisraark are offended 1t the indiscretl
I RI the ex-Emperor IN regard to The drs ma
lest. md will likely prevent any further pit
; licatlons from him. It il eud that Con
I Eulenbu1g, the Minister Of the 1nteiior. i
t Lad to notify Napoleon not to misuse his fTa
> dom Of communication, elee more comp
: sory course Will have to be taken With hi
. Ring William thlr Ia, az did the Western De
I ncTnuc delegate about Nasby, th&t he fs dol
: us more barn t, au good.
The Reichstag Of the North German c.
!. federation will not be assembled till the m
die OF November. The purpose, for = VII
> | entertained, Of calling the PEuaxian Land
7 IN the Interval. has baen given up. Tbs .
ject in calling the ReiehstaE Is to make 4
lotn for var purposes. The NAh1n1nnef
Prussia will be tlected 1t the end Of 0ctob,
4 the Depnti.a Of the Reichstag 1t tho beg
: ming Of November.
9 Msmask has d. clined to take any measu
c for the II lease OF jacob, the Social Der
e cratic editor; but, in answer to the petition
I / the merchants and city authorities Of Eoni
= bers, be claims that tho exigeneies Of the
= iu.tifcd his arrest, n also the Other Eey
'o n,tasu1ea OF yoscl Won Falkea.tein. So
ca, itaI will he made out Of this in the coni
political campaign, Ct i; can be called e
= = paign.)
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