The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-28
FROM EUROPE.


Interview with tho Ex-Emperor Napoleon.
LONDON, March 2S.-A correspondent who re-
Gently interviewed Napoleon at Wilhelmshohe
says he expressed the belief that France was
drifting to anarchy, which might not be confined
to her alone.
He Denounced the National Assembly
illegally and unfairly chosen, and not repre-
sentative of the will of the people. He said
that
Nj. Theirs was n Smart Wire-puiier,
who would do anything to retain power, and de-
Tended himself from various calumnies. In re-
ply to question whether he intends to retire to
private life, Napoleon said:-I do not think that,
strictly speaking, it should be called private
life.
Ali My Efforts
shall be increasingly directed against the rebels
who have conspired for the ruin of France,
which is the only hope to them of carrying out
their sinister designs. These men / will force
to make amends to
MY Poor People,
which they can only do by asking directly after
their will and then submitting to it without
opposition. An energetic government with
honest men may soon
Heal Up the Wounds of France,
but the power and authority of these same men
would be blasted at the outset, did they not re-
ceive it Immediately out of the hands of the
people
Correspondent-Your Majesty knows too well
the sentiments of my countrymen than to doubt
that all their wishes are for prosperous
Republican Government In Franco.
In case this should prove impossible, only
then do believe that the great majority of
them would rather see Napoleonic dynasty, on
the basis of plebiscite than the Orleanists or
Bourbons on their claim of inherited and divine
rights. Still l cannot give up all hope that
in efahl q 10
and thriving republic.
Emperor-Your President,
General Grant,
| does not seem to share such hope, for to GER
tain extent he seems to foresee with much oil
tical acumen the
Early Collapse OF Our Pseudo Republic
How else could he have emptied such cor
nucopa of panegyric over the monarchico-
federal system of new Germany?
Another correspondent who
| interviewed Cardinal Autoneill
reports him to have said relative to the Italian
Parliament:-"They are occupying themselves
with guarantees. Guarantees! We know that
Jesus Christ gave to the Holy Father the right,
| as his successor and the successor of the Apos-
tles, to rule His Church, but we never knew
before now that he bequeathed to them (the
Italians) the permission or duty to concoct
guarantees for the purpose of establishing
|
guarantees which all Catholics on the face of
the earth, and the Pope first of all lie paps tout
le prenaierD will refuse to accept. Ohl there is
no transaction possible with them. You can say
so. There will never be any between them and
the Church"
PARIS, March 27.-The Obfciel Journal of the
Central Committee, in an editorial, says the
First Task of the Newly elected Municipality
will be the COM silation of the charter that will
secure the rights of the people and prevent the
representation of large towns from being
swamped by the country. An article In the
| same journal demands that all matters essen
TALLY Partisan must be within the domain OF
tne commune. La Nouuelle Republique advises
the commune TO --r-
Pronounce the Dissolution of the Assembly
and ihe impeachment of the members.
La Verite says the deputies from Paris to the
National Assembly have
Determined TO Resign.
and merely await the opportunity.
The same journal says
New Ministry
will soon be formed, which will include the
Duke de Bragl,e for Foreign Affairs, and Marsha
MacMahon for the War Office. The Conserva
tves were successful in Su nday's elections onl,
in the ACCOMPLISHMENTS of the Bourse Louvre
and Passy. The rich people generally abstaneC
from visiting the polls, and merchants vote
, the conservative ticket. The individuals
: elected are obscure, with the exceptions o
Flourens, Blanquin, Pyat, and Gambon.
rhe BarsicadInG Uonrinues
{ and the utmost vigilance is manifested by tn
,, insurgent Nationals. The Place Vendome ha
J the aspect of camp.
1t is said that
The Versailles Government
is negotiating with the Prussians to allow a
increase of the number of French troops on thi
Q side of the Loire.
Rumor Gays that
General Cremer is auspeoted
by the committee and has gone. 70 AsLsaillei.uI :