, 1870-11-12

"a e sss 70 Z &. III q T. s.as'a. s1s which 5s,o H.
We were to have had ready for service At !
we're rseaea. bo-e1tr, nos more than asa oa..Ss1 III
the number wero on hand, aud these ocly after
delay OF weeks. Tins tho Prr:s4iaus Kok
=" ale cad" Of us. as tou Wau!d aay. Eotwath-
star ding aii this. the bravery OF our troopa
T., 70 glin easy victories. What Is the feel-
ca respondent. pesce.ia the gene... desire
Of The people- Pace, By llmeans-
Enlp* res Napoleon; France. to- i. need.
bismssk n q 100 e1actiug, extreme, ST. What
gYyer1 mem in France could acc=pt them And
1t The same / ms maintain its~h agaiess ths
outraged peotA.? France cannot endure 70
deep humiiistA7n. .--,
Berlin. tho people A7aTe been 70 worked upon
By Tho ffcttl pfr~s II, at It may be regarded as
! An fmpoaeihiity for ~ N Msnark to lower his
demand for tetfitoriatsu 'e1a:ton On the largest
| scale.
| bear th..
Correspondent considerira that your M
jesty may be recalled to rhA thro-e. and
FraLce may yek become proeps,, ,ous. though
1cRiug portion OF her territory. by ahvaid
your Msteesy commit yourself On : question
Emperor Napoleon {musinGE.}. Tua may
| 1T This moment the Emperor who hid pe>-u
Ill cheerfulness previously. sished for the ina
I time.
l. Correspondent. viii your Msjeaty h.vc
tfe goddess to explain Why the provisional
| government 10 obetinate1y refuses to hold IN
election for Representatives IN the Constitu-
| euf Assembly
Emperor: In my opinion becanse it il,
Correspondent. Should thsy not have iust
as much 1tasou to apprehend tha4 . large
number OF Don.paEt'sss may he returned7
Emperor. I do nut think SO. Tbs diseotl-
ant clent nts OF socialism, communism, aud
anasrhy have Epfead terror throughout the
country and gotten the upper hand and it -
very difficult to contsud with such Utopian and
seductive influences.
Correspondent am pleased 10 sac evi-
, denee Of your Malettss bocl1y health aud
, strength. But does your Matesty feel men
tally st1unE enough to retunaa the teiaa Of
I government IN case aHai1B should take =
J favorable turn and you b. recalled.
I Emperor When c3psidsr the uncertain
T. lurlieg On the road to such N aio-xhsn
censid.r the Eazt impedlmeuts to he re-
) moved, really feel bet little ambition
> 1onld rather bs independent, would rather 30
- am DOW, = prisoner, and neTer step again
Correspondent. But with regard to Jour
. Najtsty's interest a. father, you must be
naturally deeiruus OF bcqueatnIg your throne
to youE Fronnisiug son, and thus upholding
i the dynaaty3
3 Emperor Napoleon {again agisasea)-No
1 not even for him could lHish It, Hive him toe
! much to deere for him chances of such dread
+ uncertainty. Il thesa cannot BE- avoldsd, b.
= would b. taz happier in private life. without
4 the overwhelming responsibilities st.1ohins
= to such statlon-and that too IN France,
a country which can nerer forget + humiliation
i PRUSSIA ought not to be too sorare, Sh.
ought to rccolIect that 2ltoxed her to fgh
n | the Austrian war. But could hare Pre-
= / vented it. The history Of the situation prs
r. 7icus to 1866, and anco; a1so that OF the oc
"a cu.rencc before and ritter Sedan, an exPosi
"a tion of which I have ordered to be write,
d and published, will fully explain the reIstirs
- Correspondent. Your Majesty may dcpen.
upon it that Tie publication viii b. reaa viii
h great interest By friends in the United States
n Does your Majesty recoileet any rosidsuts il
:. Ame1ica7
- Emperor. Oh, Itecollect we'll Mr.. fordol
y Bennett, editor Of the Herald also Genexs