New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
WAR MISCELLANY.
BERLIN
An IMPERIAL MANIFESTO EXPECTED - fA"ii''
LARS OF FAvREs MISSION.
tppoN ouR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

BERLIN.
An IMPERIAL MANIFESTO EXPECTED - PARricu-
LARS OF FAvREs MISSION.
IPRoM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
RrRIIN. Sept 3O.-In the best informed circles
hero the following is received as synopsis of tne h'
fesio which Napoleon ia about to issue
The Emperor appeals to the French people, with WHOSE
,itnrY nj, own history Is closely bound up %
happiness ia his hapGnes ana Whose m the
aud self which he himself ls stIsI ,be com,
tain He then g. sySs Ss an RfSy SGy Of Sedan explains
tbe causes from which II resulted SO ~. hI,;c upon
ftench rus w a. All nor even most OF it himself ne he
plnnly ntInates whom he deems p',ne n gajnst the
onnse the nsSs 9 HsI nvcved by OF hs
against victorious Ide and by civil war, with its
attendant state OF anarchy on ,nu % raulated pnr-
peace restored ana PSnc and not by party pas
ons The nation would soon arise aga ~ 90 the like
strength lie % te the like great losses which the
nch neople have suffered without losing d ue Ph CON-
of one o lne who sed the msfortes which befe the
CIV, and the nation to possess themselves vi ,no
oI 10 expects from tho good sense of Frenchmen
and the interest OF their own welfare that uey w t ~
their own accord rid themselves OF the Influences th
ie them asray and he praises the patrouc leaI OF Tue
people which, even in their moments oI haona , 1 ~
tress commands the admiration OF the world as won @ s
the bravery OF the army which was conquered from hc
enemy himself full recognition thereof
These are said to he outlines OF the manifesto lhre
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ton of the Emperor which would seem to raise suspicious
against II, cemineness However this may be- the doc
ument is certainly sufficiently interesting to he gwen 10
your readers.
Scarcely less interesting are the following details re-
latng to the visit OF Jules Favre to the Prussan head
quarters which are furnished by correspondent with
the Sixth Army Corps:
At noon on the 18th NJ Favre arrived at villeneuye
accompanied by the Baron de Ring, Tor many years
secretary of the French Embassy al Berlin, anu NJ ~ III
del They had left Paris early in the morning anu Oh
reaching Prussian lines an escort OF Dragoos nu
encountered them aud conducted lheh 10 ~ the
King and Count Bismarck. General Won Tnnplng, u"
manding sixth Corps, had in the meantime been
Of the presence Of the gGntene % 9 sam am Se o Won
All and his aide Prince Bron Won Kurland In the cor or
versaton which ensued jules favre lofep n peaoe ao
General that he had come to oner teras oi bpscnt
to Count Bismarck with the Conhts snd ooiISt,r fnr
ward In Count bismarck any communication in writing
| which NJ. Fayre desired to submit favfe I az
sented and asked permission to return TO PARIS anu
tbat the answer might he sent there under flag OF truce
No objection was to his returning To the city, put
% II io do So in view Of the repeated shoot
inc of officers under flag OF truce by French troops
ings and seemed asonished the numerous instances
Witch were recounted to him. The General finally pro
messenger to Count Bismarck at veneuve, and IN the
meantime take his abode at the chateau whsIe Inc INC
accepted with many thanks, and Prince Biron Won
kulahd was at ocT h sem Gnnerai and his guests re-.
paired to headquarters, where dinner was ordered;
At the table and afterward free and unres'ralheu
conversation was carried between the two di-tn-
luished men. and all those present were ake aYOra
| impressed with NJ Fayre's conduct and bearing. ms
elegant easy and unassuming manner his fine face ms
large dark eyes bearing sad and melancholy impreS,
sion his frrowed countenance and lofty brow they all
showed a man inspired with great and noble ideas now
deeply moved by his cOuntry's msfortunes When they
left the table NJ Fayre expressed his warnest thaks 10
the general for his kind and generous reception ana
most ardent wishes for the success OF ms MISSION.
Chperfy would he have given ten years OF ms lie, ne
said If he could have prevented this dreadful war lie
soon took his leave followed by the good opinion Gen
Won Tumpling himself no less than OF all the Oticeis