The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-01

"IH order 10 admire the Prussan style and kind OF
warfare have to look at 10 phillsophcally aad
from great altitude but after ALL 1t is admirable"
CHIT-UHAT AT THE ENPERoRs.
Owing to private arrangements which / had the
good fortune to make, can give you pretty cor
rect account OF what happens daily at the castle
here 80 far at least as those matters are concerned
which come under the observation Of persons in the
Emperors suite.
Thus can tell you that the rumors about the pro-
liability OF srmstlce have caused a great futter
among the imperial party Mt the CASTLE which was
not allayed until the news OF its rejection reached
stamp OF legality to the Provisional Government,
has also caused very unpleasant feeling.
The Emperor has expressed his anguish at the
thought Of bembardment OF Paris the reconstruc-
ton and beaufyBg OF which he considers as one Of
the proudest werks Of his reign.
RECEPTION OF THB MARsHALs.
A remarkable difference has been observed in the
degree OF heartness with which Napoleon received
the three marshals on their first visit from Casse.
Lebpuf took hold Of the outstretched hand Of the
Emperor, and the generals standing near withdrew,
deep dissatisfaction in their countenances. To Ba
zaine he holds out both hands and all surround the
Marshal in eager conversation. Canrobert, at each
call he makes is embraced by the Emperor and
everybody welcomes him with smiles. The Em-
on mission, the object OF which is known to no
body. The Emperor has addressed letter Of thanks
so copgententlV near him. He is said to have int
mated wish that portions of the Imperial Gnard
also be quartered in the vicinity of CasseL
MEMBERS OF THE SUITE.
ILL., the second ecuyer, NJ. Raimbeau, is considered
the wealthiest. He married the daughter OF the
late private secretary OF the Emperor M Mocquard,
and has 100000 francs yearly income. When he
saved the life OF the BmperCr Alexander that sove-
reign presented to him million francs which, how
ever, he instantly returned. few weeks after
wards the Bm press sent Madame Rambeau a set OF
jewelry, equal In value. The two next in wealth
are Count Reile, estimated at 150 600 francs year,
and he first ecuyer, Count Davillers Regaault de
ST. Jean diADgey, worth about the same. The other
military gentlemen have but q moderate fortune.
A few Of them are even poor.
Terms OF Pence Settled Between King william m
and Napoleon The Emperor 10 Return st the
Head OF the Imperial Army.
LONDON, Nov. 30.-The London Times OF to-day
fled between King William and Emperor Napoleon,
returns to France at the head OF the imperial army
The Times editorisy declares the story to be highly
probable The position OF the q srmans now is so
embarrassing as to render bismarck anxious to
escape on any terms.
The Army of the North Retre1tiaR North
Ward-A Complete h9ut-t the Losses.
VERSAILLES Nov. 29-Noon.-After the recent
battle the Army OF the Loire retreated in dsor-
derly manner towards tho north, leaving four guns
in their abandoned entrenchments. The retreat
continues The greater part OF the French army
are completely routed and they have left 1000 dead
and 1900 prisoners, who increase hourly. The Ger.
man loss is one gun whose artillerymen and horses
were killed. and less than 1000 in killed and wounded
among whom are comparatively few officers,