, 1870-11-19
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Marshal Bazaine and His Stah1
Popular Feeling Against France.
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Popular Feeling Against France
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On ,he evening Of October. 50, I ..s sitting
NTH friend in. tho concert rom Of The
orangerie Castle, enjoying tho fina music and
the pleasant COMPANY Of cheerful And honest
ues1nsn men and Nomsu-foIk, who ara always
10 be tound IN 'thtse resorts, tho former
quietly smoking and the latter knitting or
.mbroide,irg; o., simply looking comelJ and
suiable, snd III eating and drinking a di'cTr;;
t.o,, suddanly an koquAiotanca entered. AID.
q. ring NJ. ca1oa acrnss and aeat<d himself 1T
our t1blo. He evidently had thing in-
purtant to communicate, for he forgot the
obeeauloys attendance Of the serving m,n
who stood patiently waiting for his order
While he maaa the. following disclosure j.,
III have been out Il. Wilhelmshohs, this
afternoon. to SEQ the water worka md Nspo-
leou.; did not sec hin, for his 1heumaham
keeps him In the house, and tne water works
II tho clouds played with so much more cnect
than the cascades and fountalna Of Ks1ls-
berg. that WAS forced, by the natural, to
fo1ego the artificial display. However, saw
another sight which amply repaid mo for shat
los, and will tell Juu what it was. I did
met sea Napoleon, but I did SEQ his spouea,
tho unfortunate hnt ever lovely Ergenia!
"Nonsense!'
"Donnerteetter r.
| Our acquaintance continued, nothing dis
! couraBed bJ our incredutity- Pom my word
+ n N. sitting in the dinipr-room Of the
I IH,,., ssohn,,s h,rat, ,h,,. < e,.to.[ vhs, :.
r".,,- i. ,..Dea, ..ss,r..sa..s ".sa -
oue' : sea" :. tnAs AL Hoseoteuts
Fe1e oeaug made IN tho aousa fer tue recep-
ton Of hdJ of rank who would arrive that
I evening. md I was eiyan "a, ttnderssand bv nv
| ,nfo,msr. . ,,,e;-i,, v,;+.- -nr. hn,,.J =.
S.. ~ ,. eea u.uA As:'o, tnat to0 ."ess9"1a
".sno 1ee' Person snAn TAG 1otnaeT EnPEoH
Of Fnnce. dki not IN the loaat bosSeve the
s.or,' 'but ~ curiosity prompted me- 70 take
s1;ah * - - t."n, ~ - ~ " ~ nHttoHa
Husu se ..ou. .e! '|4' e' onoaen inc oo<a''
Ano ~. tfea,tno lopR passage to tho a4air"
csse'1tsenue1 o Awh1t1nB-"oman, : tall, b4Aefr
oAnt9' 9:lo!ule-sseo "3sn: ana snoss- gsz9
aaateo, as"i!ngul,ia.a. u, PetsensSe- "
s.sS Sae.e.tseeso npoa sne laoJ, VINO wa *fap-
| Pen IN vo!u1aauqa oioek. saa Eofe : tntSs
~ ~ aseta s nsaee a.splayed nsei1 se
T. n:sasn -, Sno III ane passeu oeaeatn ne
! ~" eas sne nsM. peaeu1n2E tos tniea
t.;si. i; i;ts Ecsn,s 'sd s1fe Maen mae eet
.e5s nf fe ,m.s ~ s, no IA ave sn, zen G1n
ees.aHs c:. ~ aoo". t"ssoors anG more con-
G1s sncsa 70 sns p.sseo Gown tfe hail ., tue 70
semoshec u ael eMt to'Nae e1aec11l YET aa.
i,sI e. .nse =. nei tnpe11es d!snness, sna
M n11 soot na r. ~ ~ me me- es ene ieaea
s. va eestsnea '1 70 r. removed. fsr ~ sne- AZ
een1u sWu. 'ue o.pa. :. easo1 OF Steps -
- Nonfenfe: d.
:. Ma;' wo'i'<s rsa ssaeT ,.,,.u:
;pleasei but eivs you nv wusa it was che.
and. mtreoreF, shs only remained at the hotel
1ouY entugh to male 4 heuitchinR toilet, vhen
Tho besook hels+N so"Wi'bclm,hohe. I saw
her depart again in thxee-quartera, Of An hour,
aud assure you tho carriage passed dire.t'y
Acfoss il to the court of the palace, uharo abe
alighssd and was received With ali The hono1s.
| Tie hole pAIace VIE brilliantly illuruin4sed
\ half pint Of Forster, waiter. Per Bocco, +
am th:1rsy!
In shott. you knt,E Ey this time ho9 true
the gostip Of our log 7scious acqu.intance
| was, and learned IL myself ue1t morn,ng on
talking WITH one Of he soldiers OF the castIe
guard, who corrobon,ted h:s statement in ev-
ely essential partlcn lar. Tha new. was not
m1le Eublic, hOweyer. until this morning.
JohfaS. G. Abbott v ouli BE- tieljchtod viii,
the Indications which shoe that Sspo1oon Is
g,ther:ng new strenetl.-it no one else. 1t ID
/ osident that he IL u, It id1c-in tbese days
Of captivity and forc ced seelusion. You
know asready what visitors be hay
bftn permitted br tile coustesv OF hil
| foral captor to tectiye. Day before yaeteYf71 AZ
he was clot eted long will Tietri. ths formal,
plefect Of pp}ice OF Paris and today va wrrf
aAtounded to learn that lsazajne,- Csurobert
and L. eEBut had taken On. rtera It onn nf thf
! hot4l- III the towns- Mi II, Eirr nn1 4; :.
I mnrk aiso come hithe, and s-1oe sr.,tr
! OF peace with Nspcleon. bv whiah ths sfso GF
French prisoners can be- pia. I'd Il the disposa {
sgainst unhappy Parie aud the raruolic wh.cd
is stfuHgling into birth in 90 dark: an hour
The cun1 1ectnre IL, of course. = Wild one. but
| eyerta a. sza.xipe have Already h,uuaned snd
Napoleon, with the forces which Gnrrnnuy
could place At h1s dispossl. would oers,nlv he
ahie to ansstr for the fula,,ma ut Of oondit;ons
| Of d acc.
I yitited tho Hotel du N,,rd. Ebsre the
French Mar -hals were said to have esesbfished
Themselves, .nd found that as y.,t oely B.seine
i. true: Colonel Wlllct,e, DE. Aisnur, captsin
de Moray 2onit, Captain Gudia, Iieutsust,t
Adolrh Bsza1n~. Lieutenant Albeit Bazaine,
and Lieuten.pts Fe1rsudr and puinka. GIN.
-rohert and Ial,eus are expected esther late
tits evening OK in tho mornInc. and II IN ssid
| MacAIahon is.to come also, II Is d:fHcutt r.
Understand how men Of the urdoubtetl hono4
| AID bravery OF MacAIahon and Hazxtne en-
bring thcmpelrea 10 afiliate again vith tht
uairc1eAnt. LAB9u9.
I hHalpe, "itn G0l0neI MuIette, Fad iEtt
driven ont, aad saw no more important a
pa1ron than Lieu enan A'bert Bazaise, fsn,
4 citpllS arta9ed yonng man In bri1li1nt sc1xf
and coat faced With Russian ssb1e fur: It il
quite possibla that be cannot muster civil at.
tire OF auy other sort however. ars3 he IS .
tne~locklrE person let hin, dress hoUh viii
aud reminds ma OF the boast I heard nFronct
woman make, when was in France, that the
Prustian 14dIss found the French oifcera m
more gIacefal Aod gallant than THAR o~n,
! been made, in high quarters IL EarIin and
elsewhere, ot the part,Ality, discredssehis lr
| its dcgEee, which the ladies' have atovn thf
paroled and imprisoned officers whorrn luz:
u1iating among them in such nnmoern..
Tas not long 1t the holei before brillaai
equipage drew up at the door. FbGr hand
eome dlshing black horses and 4 close caniage
which the Marshal has brpnght With h{u. p,hdf
fine Appearance, although not appoint cd viii
any oaIentsiion. The attendants we're clad n
tasteful: livery, and, as Qua of thau
whom l recognised y the French 55aa-ha1. Do
scended. and was followed By Colonel Nn1ette
o8 biz ssan me moro heroic and mart,al-look
.oe OF LIE We p ia1' 1ne5 ING 1nst COM
n., ron MIas'Msnone, ~ tba mnese tha ;pna ther
! Targeme-sA as hear. for an important in
|, terviex, which is to take p11ce, .to-unorto.
They had some difficulty in gaining access t,
Napoleon. au5 were delayed long time Ut th
J residence u Count Monts, the present Gor
| ernor o..the city, whose permission. ti1ey re
: | quired to be admitted TO tho palace of Viii
| orlmtbohe. II was only sonaa -teel.nicahtie
, II military regulation that delayed them. how
| ever far Baksloe made known his intentipu o
coming hsther before the capitulst.on OF Metz
, In tho evening, eaw tho entire party en.e
/ the dinirE saloon OF the hotel. vhIch ia de
voted to their special use during tbsir sta
> here In advance, IS they came down th
! stal1s- ware the two saas OF the M,rsha
. Eood:!ooking young men. who bars decided
| the advantage Of their father in f5cufe. but q
not look rs II they had inherited, exv miIit4r