New-York tribune., 1870-09-27

who accompanied the Prussan General VINO was uis-
patched 10 offer terms Of captuaton that the Emperor
was Prisoner and advised the surrender OF m,tF tno
Marshal in towering passion, declared tlat thc H'i
peror being I'm the enemys hands he could not DC Oou
by any orders wishes Of Napoleon and that he "ou
shoot down any French officer who should presume 10
talk 10 him Of surrender.
The recognition OF the Republic by our GoVerlhcht
was looked for here hut supposed that MI WASH
burne would wre such strong letter about IL; II mas
created unpleasant impression in all circles hel''
especially in the Foreign ONCE. 1t makes the position
of MI bancroft, wEo perhaps, has been as strongly on
the German side Mr. Washburnc nowis on the French
unpleasant one coming it does ON the heei OF 'e
surprise which Mr. Fish has given him by refusing 10
protest against the expulsion Of the Germans rom
France. lie had written and elegraphed home strongly
urging such STEP and believe had led the people 10
expect great things.
Napoleon in the time, by special orders OF 'he
King, is treated like "renng" sovereign at Wiihelms-
hohc IL may yet come to pass that when Pafis Is 'ah
and 10 other government in France remains King VIII
liam and Bismarck may put the Bonaparte dynasty up
again. The loul gee Isle and the peasantry would Eeh
prefer him TO the Republic IL is Thought learloh yes
crday, from entitled to credit that the eN-
Emperor Is negotiating for tie purchase Of Brafted
Park, estate in Kent about two miles from seven
and cght miles from TunbridSe Wells, belonging TO
Mr. Tipping, NJ. p
HAD a otter this morning from friend who is with
I
The headquarters lad been established at Rheims On tho
5th and TO have remained until yesterday TO give
ai the troops including whatever Of the line corps can
bt SPACED 90 Metz, time O cone up and properly coheeh-
ae. Seven North German corps, beside the TWO BaVa-
Iau and hc Wiremburs corps, on the way to Pi',
"unhiuCcrcd," Gen. Podbiesky reports ofically
from Rheims under date Of tie 9Th inst Six fu cavalry
divisions form part Of trc advancing hosts The bulk CT
the armies arc expected TO reach Pas on the l3hor ith
Wieu The regiments # tie corps going forward shall be
full, and the tEC!r way reach their resi-
m.r.e-lo-t likely lcforc the arrival before Paris
TIE force. Igt To surround that beautiful uut'
il is 10 ic far,d fatcd city, will coItl"ly reach
and think exceed tie enormous figure OF 10000 men.
Ny informant at Rheims also tells me that tie inhahi-
an everywhere ahaut trcrc FIcak IN very harh terms
of Che Emperor, and 90 not CXrect the Republic 10 It
TiCy l,Oi To Tie C.mic Ge Pans as tie coming man
Tley aIe very for peace and claim to have been
90 a!vay., insisting that France never wanted war
Nu'c1y in Germany believes tlat. Tie Germans ON tic
co.ay. all maintain that it the French people, and
10. Napoleon, tla wanted war; a:d hence Il makes 10
JTc,c1co with tEom that tic Emporor's Government
exists no longer. lie men making up the Government
Of The Natural Tc'oEsc, with tic exception Of Julcs
T,rc, were as 'oad Gs tie louGcst Impelialists in
.rcr crmo- for war; and even JUGS Faye based III
opposition tic Emperor in strong terms upon the fall
IRE to avcu,o "Sa3owd" Hence the cry IL, the French
people EU5, Dee punished; they mus-hGyc the conc't
taken ont Of trCW and tcy must be made poweress for
mischief IN tEc future. II IL astonishing how even TIE
most Rational men carried away by the popuar cry
and passion. Paris must surrender, or it viii be taken
hv force cost what may, and never s Alsace and the
line q Metz, Lorraine, 70 lie given up again.
When attempt Is made to argue agains; the wisdom
Of incorporating unwilling and hostile provinces into
Ge.ua.y, tie answer il at once, would the French
have aEs1i-,d from taking al the territory on the
left tai q tine LE.u, II they had been yct0r
o.s auL lcatcu Us as badly have beaten tEcmi
World NOT FIonc readily have permitted tEom to do
s5l Woul ,lc victorious Emperof have permitted any
uoutra Power TO interfere cXorchc any fUT5earaGce
or ma-uau.mi;y; ard II lie hal wanted to, would the
French rcepe Lavc aulcIcd Linn 10 do soi Now, why
should We icregD Glance 10 secure MS against this
baucLtv and trcubccoue pjghbori No; while we a1e
alostit VIC viii nnish The job thoroughly, bloody and
suc. rougl t re Such the arguments everywhere
TO De net with in public IGccs and Ut the treeide