The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1870-09-08

"a.
heir to the crown of Pruasis, is a uan p
tall stature, thin, with calm aud placid
countenance: but in the curve Of his aq1i
line nose and dilating noetrils there are
ev dencts of N rgy, while the rap;,'Ily Of
his glance consiuces you Of his decision
\ full, fair beard aot;ens the souewi..
rt-rn tx aression Of his failures He has
gr, at simplicity of manner, an! eff. Il
rather KIDD Of bourgeois a.y'e Of speak
lag. thinkiag, and general be. ayor. lie
WAS Iressed N H black tunic With r-d col
Ia. and f4c x, without a Y emf robbery
or gold bald. upoa the shoulder .nal.
epaulet II iniict, his rank, but 10 otder
distinguishing ornamest He w-re
small b aek cap bordsrvd with red, aud
me whole uuilorm was severely simple.
he speaks French siIh great parity. With
out foreign acceot, beyond \ sligAt Ger
mau intonaiion and occa.ioual hesitation
At certsin ~ords. D. you speak Ger
mar, air p said he to me.
No, Prince, rot sufficiently"
+" am sorry for il, ~ OIL ersise YOU
xoI'd have heard in what msuuer our
troops speak Of yours, and IN shat e-teem
they hold them"
" / thank You very much for that opin.
leu"
"Oh, it i. quite de4ervsd w have all
admired tie tenacily and the courage
which have ben eysrc-i by even The
hu.nblest Of sour -oldler-'
Then. with much defeats coneidrtst on,
AID aluo.t making fxc4-ta for IL -Etign-
lus the facts 10 IL ne to d Us that thy had
taken bs:@esn 1000 aGd 400 pr .oa,r..
thirty gun, IL IaigrAiileusss, Ant tao
eagles.
Among the priron,rs," s4id he, SIS
General l. out. | seut This morning Il
&c nin 1t E~.shshofeo, where he lies
~eu-ded, his hip ADD IA gL b.irg brck>n
/ fear that &c j. nos ~ -. lie l. 4 brave
officer. and be has given me some address
- in Paris TO sh.ca be w.sa = letters -
b sut"
Bu, Prince" gbserved, the o.her
pri-oners also have f.ni ie4
have thought Of that | have La4
them sul piled with writing III atlrlsls; tue
tiers NIL he cent u seai,d to our coaaul
At Geneva, who all for~ari them 10
France"
Prince, We taagk you on hes II cf the
mother Sao@e .raef you are aoou. 70 as
suage
II DO not like var, gentlemen. If
should reign | you'd never make it
Now, despite my love Of peace, thi. il the
third campaign "A. / have been compel.
led 10 III ke. | " 1T over the battle ield
vest rdAy. /; wss frigh f4! Ii IL enly
depended upon my Ell this war would end
( here 1t i your Mi listers and the l. Epe
ror who would have IL, 1t va not we who
wanted II. And yet the Emperor has
been very good TO me-, and very Kind 10
NV wife. The lat time | "a. him xas 3,
/ the Tuilsrits on the l2h OF January,
~hen he said To ne. You kno~ t1as
hay, found ne3 Minister That va.
thls II. Olivier. who 10. makes this war
against ps."
IL il terrible lad e; and think your
artillery u form dable.'
NO, sir, IT IL hot cup riar 10 yours, AT
sc make difi.reut Use Of il from what you
DO, plec TX 1t more frs.ly with the adj
varced pg-ts. Your aim IL very good -
too good, Indeed, for We nave lost, | thiCk
more myu than you have. | have regi
ue~ts which lost twenty niue or thirty
officers Bl. we have taken pri4o era.
and that restor,s our sdyastsEs'
"An en- 1rmcus advantage for Jon know
we'll what veu had before you yesterday"
"Neary forty thousand men, the corps
OF Malshsl McMsltn and a division OF
the Seventh corpa. II did tot intend 20