, 1870-10-29
THE WAR IN EUROPE.

have been favored With he accompanying
letter ffom lsdy staying 1t present in tne
hane house WITH Lady Burgoyne, Who, after
With Her Msjesty's esca pc, continued;
N. de Letteps was and IL great friend OF
the imperial family, but be WAS too vel,
known n pnris anu eu;srons Of the city
to attempt such thing as Her Najeaty'ss
escort. The tale, or rather the tTue
tale, ia. II follows: The Empress went
and another gentleman and Madame Lebreton.
She vent right into the crowd for the purncae
Of hiring tidcre Prince Mcttcrpich and the
Other gentleman left her for fear OF being rec
oGnizcd Int, unfortunately, Her Majesty was
reeogr ize5 by a man in the crowd, who ran
atter the faere, shaking hit ast. He got go
close to tie Empress that he almost touched
ter face. This man at hrst seemed ~
though he meant to betray the imperial
OCCUPANT OF the tidrTs to the mob, bat,
thinking better Of It, he eased his mind By
sunLing after them and shaking lis fist. Her
Majss.y qEiekiy got out of The faere 1t the
Madame Lcb1eton quickly ran, md, gettiug
into another street, entered another facre,
aid drove to the house OF friend; this
friend not being ut home, Her Majesty went
to another, md finding also that they were
renembered-.o Dr.: Evans, tho cele-
b,ated dentist in The Rue de Ia rAi1, wasm
friend Of Her Majesty and the Emperor, and
Rn American. 1t Ia vol known tnAt tho many
American residents in Paris who 10 con-
elantlS received hospitalities at tie Tui!eries,
lady in her troubles; but they we're known By
the French servants, and Her Majesty would
have f-nAd 1t Impossible 10 escape - she did,
bad they lLterfered. DT. EvanA ordered his
carriage ND drove with Her MatestyfAs fAr
out Ct Paris as his horses would go; they
r4H 4Hor nd
Only once, and for very abort distance. Her
Majesty went by train the rest Of her jour-
ney was performed in wzctched, crowded
carts aud whAtavet she could obtain, till she
| got To Deauville. At the hotel she feigned
llnets, ard was tlaseforc able to have lit.le
food taken up to her room, while ! gentleman
*cnt On board Sir John BurEoyna's yacht to
inquire il he would help tho ulustrious lady
3, glsing her s, "a, passage to Ensland;;
their willingnesss and With the greatest
At The Empress disposal. Her Majesty, Dr.
Evsns, aud Madame Letseton embarked ut
midnight, but aa there WAS no water, the
yacht could not leave her mooriugs By the
quay TIL morning, and the cnes Of FIRE Ia
Ms3etty was always brave and composed,
hut Madsne Leareton Vas greatly troubled,
and constantly inquired il the yacht would
eoun be under Way. She was dread
tully sea-eick, but Her Majesty slept calmly.
The Empress had been III Ignorance Of the
tho Emperor or Of the Army for three days.
She sent for General Trochu, and begged,
in tho event Of the mob getting excited and
s.eak.ns into tho Tnileries, for his
valuable assistance, , " Madams, r.: r.
.o,7s." Trochus: memory. however, was
thort, and 80 remarkably 80, that he neEet
kent the Empress word Of any disturbance
aud but fot Prince Metternich, the llustrioue
lady, who .ho~eyed kindness upon all who
carne near her, would have met her death a
the hands OF an nndiscipliued, unsrateful
mob. Her Msjesty arrived at Kyde at !, and
waB refused admittance at the l1er Hotel
tho proprietor not knowing, OF courae, VIII
Ills visitor was- She then returned to tht
rented tho sailors Of the G.zelle With |
napoleon each, which tho men all declare
they would ever Keep A mcmanto. Such II
The true tale OF the imperial escape. Few
men would havo lut to sea in 80 fearful I
~as:an ss Sir John BurgoEne did, and tssies
not y otds. T1ochu talked and dcclaimed, bu
Sir John acted. and to him aud to DR.. Evan
Her Imperial Majesty owes htr escape, psoba
Lly h.r life. So close an affair vas It
and 60 evidently guessed WAS He
Msie.tss r1essnse e IN Dssuvi'is, that. sho1tl IT.!
|
gentlemen, evidently eriee, walked over til
little plank from the quay 70 the yacht an
| asked PERMISSION TO look At the versel. 81
John replied. Certainly" boing afraid I
, came and looked over the yacht, accepted
slass OF sherry, md departed. They ha
hardly gone WHEN Sir John was addressed
! The Empress was on the quay behind lum. II
, he]red her down the plank, ssying !" N'dy'
) ras sur." Her Majesty replied IN pure A,
, ! niSn n1tsh fr- 81
: 4ru Of An English gentleman"
. Starvation md. Suffering in th
! Eulh OF yTnE IN Northern EEnncc
> Letter from Ex-31inistcr n. ,. Saar
: ford, OF tsFu1se1x.
: 70 ihr Editor a5 Ge .stss York Tribua<:
StH: The following items Of infornatie
have Just been received from the Hon. n.
Sanford. e1-Cnited States Minister in Beis
i 20 ask you to lay these statements before Il
y pulllc- They make their own appeal 10 I
- - benevolent minds.
~ u The Relief Committee 1t Sedan teema
ID have desited A suitable method for distribu
D. nG food to The famishing, and it il rsportt
r aud clerSs men Of the suffering tovus a
a. prepared 10 make all needed ar1Augeman
IL for giving the requisite information and :
Of tending to acquisitions and distributions
be their respective communes.
e tits for cur generous people IN Aroeti'
" | promptly to me ct their thaEe OF the obGS
" tion-dne to humanity-to give food to tho
en- starving sufferers in The deeolated districts
:" Ard-nnes md Altace- The methods adopt
by the s. dan Committee md the Belgi
,th donors Of food .ppear to have proved uno
sll jectiopxLle to the military authorities. T
n adupt will doubtless be best for the coutrat
H. tlonr from our OVID county. Accepting - -
ri plan, OF adopting any other cuitabe one, '
not tbs merchants Of Ncw York immedint
se1d shipioad OF hseaustu1s and meat
ne ne th' &c sta,.iag people , Rsspecstully,
~ ~ 3. W.Bulows,
- President Of Association
- NIw YoRS, Oct. IS, 1870.
.ys Wy Dor SIR: -.-
in thokc rar1A Of France rav1Erd bT M srnis.
IN mel sc, AID tnci easing daily, We ret ac1ssu
NJ. from }ee Atospnt a-the region along she Beie
~ ~ i.o1i+I-And It Ia esstn Ateti that tpcre a{
IS ~ much worst II must BE- further IL ne der
An whence ve can set 20 sdvtces BY reason Of
- | ue sks s' at nixhs be d,str1bn'e ed hence can
@ naeht These people hAve noihtng: many
nd without shelter. save such as they have mxde
M b,4hea, At .ho have rescued FROM their bum
w. homes only the clothes they have upon their bac
sa The nayt on1y such food = charity provides
1Sn M vs. can SIN BE- obtatn Cd nom eome Of he scs
leT Winter Is srproschine, and tnousands m
~ tertsn unless hetp cGtue speedily. 1t u no. al
tocd ana TA.Meut that Is needed, but see.t for
Ell s,.. land With has been stripped OF eveFy1hiu
oa1 horec4 weRens. and implements OF husoaudJ
az We (Amer1cxns) have 1bcndalt ctpp1- 4 1
.., e1on* people, whs should We not ta1e The q
Wy Wy rlace in Mintsterfbg 10 this widespread mise
rE9 aI. Mr ctuld send firm COR abundance carKues
W. fslUfs 10 thofe victims Of VA, and make
M 1.a rsmc pf America Bile .std for the good 1t dtd
at e ihts f,e ot desolation- We could prove to tt
w; wJxschel people That We are Indeed brethren
,ea nc,ose yon u article from the Daily Nf,s, u
'n 'me us ssarstd d subscription for the object
r. ass, veg respectfully and truly yoass,
.hn. IN the Rev, u. ". Bellows, b. b., Prcstt
pSn Amrrtcan Branch Of International Relief Soci
the 1hs Tfere statements Of ex-4fnister S4n1
tue s5e fully co1rotorated BY the corresponds
Isis Of die London Ne.e1, uho w1ite from parst
lain ctrerTation, a.d By the Agent Of ths Lon
ne!r Committee, Colonel k1uszo., who has
1ne comrlttt tour Of observation through
aA 1oions Of tho Ardennes, And those port
uf Alsscs and Lo1raino which the armies I
I At ereed last August. Colonel krotxov u
III. .ha1 there ne 1t least 4oo, 600 poor peop1
,e.. thote n sioDe Who are On tho verge Of asa
'es aHs ti,p. a1d suffering ali Tho rerils which
Wy Z S.rfora h.a dencsibed. The methods OF