The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-04
General Beauregard Authorized TO
Raise French Corps.
Diplomatic intercourse with Paris Per-
mtted by Bismarck.
The Herald Special Report Of lhe StHatiGn
Within the PrussisM lines.
NAPOLEON ON PEACE.
TELEGRAM 70 THE sEW YORK i,IasLp.

TELEGRAM 70 THE sEW FORK E-asLo
Letter from tho Cnpiye Emperor 10 Ceuu,
BIsnarcik-Rc Thinks the provisa email Gov
mcnt Erred in Sending Lnaes Favre To Make
Peace-An Alliance Between Germany and
France the Only ISOLATION La the War
Considerations in Its Prarrica bill. y.-t. cueru:
Review Of rise aisu;,riou.s
LONDON, Oct. 8, 1870.
La SITUATION, the imperilst London organ viii
publish the following tomorrow, headed "The Ideas
Of the EMPEROR
Immediately after The failure OF negotiation with
Favre Bismarck sent to wilhaimshchc All exact re-
port OF the interview. Tic Emperor then su, nm
self up in his cabinet. The same evening Castle.
man set out Tor Prcssan headquarters with the iol-
lowing note, wholly in ths Epperor's handwr.-
ing sass
THE EMPEROR BREAKS HIS SILENCE.
In sending me news every day OF the events which
have happened since The hour when Providence
compelled me "a sarrepdcT my sword the King has
the opinion OF his prisoner on ne trials which
the Prussian armies impose on France in what
he believes TO oe the interest OF Germany
The Counts communications confirm me in TINS
opinion. But the asn~ sndced, come Tor me 10
respond TO this two-fod expectation by the expres-
sion ofmy thonghtg Until the 4th Of September the
reserve to which have adhered since Sedan was
due to my nrm resolution TO leave the Empress IN
full liberty TO III accordance with the purposes
of the country
Ern ptst~.. 81, f1ks
ERNMENT.
Since the 4th Of September could not but wish
shat France, at the sacrifice Of my dynasty,
should succeed In driving the Invader beyond her
natural frontier. ln approaching the Count, as
they did, in way tie result or which was
easy to iorcsee, HEY niisrcpresented the
real character OF the war, thinking thus
to be rid OF the responsibility for general impulse
to the influence OF which my government felt bound
10 submit. The result was to destroy the effect Of
the motives which they nave, not 10 accept tie con
ditions offered; 1t was above ALL 10 paraiyze the
national defence ut the very moment wnen il was
about to assume proportions worthy of France
The Count appears 10 he unlware that
the armisticc thcy refused was necessary TO
the reconstruction OF regular government, and ne
II astonishcd that OF the PoWer legally ex-
listing should have given It's opinion upou what he
considers proof Oh the Kings moderation.
AN ALLIANCE BETWEEN FRANCE AND ctl,MASY THE
ONLY WAY 10 PEACE
No one could blame Frenchman for having re-
paired imdoi ,an step by refusing to acceo, uro
posals little iu accordance with our glorious mast
duel like that which - being fought between
France ana Germany can only he brought
20 an end by the complete ruin OF one
Of the two adversarics, by their close and loyal
reconciliation. FIRST OF all, then tn. Count ought
TO have asked himself whether Germany had a
greater interest in the ruin OF than IN an alliance
with France. II admitting the former nypothes,s
that Germany does believe that France IL ab,e ia
md safety In her despair, even though Europe
should consent to remain an Indifferent Spectator
OF an invasion that has fixed limit my in
tervicw with the King authorizes me to think that
he much prefers an alliance with France
TO her ruin; that he Is not free from
anxiety as to the results Of u struggle omLuace
and that nc estimates at their true worth the rights
winch perfect acquaintance with the sentiments
manifested during the war by Tile diferen. nations
OF Europe would give to the two countries once
closely united II such were in reality the King's
opinion, 1t would only remain to point out the
means Of giving II effect; but does it, indeed, belong
10 the conquered to define tue obligations OF tho
conqueror that his generosity may not seem more
burdensome than his demands
TIE POSSIBILITY OF sUcn AN ALLIANCE
can only remind the Count Thar rpsgnsniuous