New-York tribune., 1870-09-06

and who see in the public msforunes only an opportu.
nifty OF satisiil ing their detestsble Appellee
In consequence Of the ntimation OF the T,,ps-au
Oreanist paper by the wsy-uat Gen Trochn ought Ia
explain this part Of his proclamation the Gener.-wb,
like the Napiers IL sklfu with his pen a. with HIS
sword-addresses letter the editor containing tbe.e
remarkable passages
have aIl my life been man of free discus.op aud
Of Of af ats sAp'ia'l' you '''''' VI" ''' my D'"e'o"
The error Of all the Governments have ever known
has been to consider force as the "a ratio Of
All, in different degrees, have thrown back into a
secondary place the force the only ecacous
In all times, the sole one decisive whenever the question
Is 10 solve the difficult problems which agitae eiyz
All in diff rent degrees have been personal, per-
ceivDg that impersonal power which consders itsei
only az CATION by the nation which conceiyes and
acts only IN the interests Of the nation never III Us own
which submits to all the checks the nation chooses 10 a
ply, and which IN retains in hand for IT. own safetyi
which loyal sincere ardent for me pnonc goou sh
professor of public honesty alone IN possession oi hat
In This have spoken 10 population Of Paris. In
this spirit have lived and In H. according to the meI
sure Of my strength and my position, Hd'e co"ouua
the errors rhich hare puaged The nation bto Us Wesfnt
have solicited the cooperation of men OF all partIe.
Offering them mine gratutOu5ly, unrCsfrNedy, ahd az
have already said with all my heart THIS Is how IN
deTstaud this moral cooperation. . -,
The idea Of maintaining order by the force Of tho
bayontt aud the sword in Paris prey to the most egt
| sary consequence, nus me UH horror and disgust.
The idea Of maintaining order by the a.eendeIcy @ OF
and Consciousness OF the manifest pers of the coy
hlls me Win hope and serenity But the pio9,em IS
arduOus. cannot solve it alone. can do 90 ~n the
support of all those VINO hold the BELIEF and the iath
dThls Is what call moral co6peration.'
Bun a moment may come when Paris, menaeed on
% e. aS ag S,rnggsg Y the tTa Z, Of "a Sge S Ds
Of Of seonnIels WHO zee IN the public misfortgnes only
such, rs Is well known, swarm about the city shout
ing We are betrayed They penetrate into The houses
recommend all honest folks TO by the collar in tie
absence OF the Pune authority which viii be On tie ram
have underlined certain passages which appear %
me to possess peculiar significance. There be- two
opinions TO who is the perpetratOr OF the errors
which have plunged the nation into s present state OF
mourning" Moreover aud very singular fact IN con-
nection with Cen TrOchu's appointment to his present
onerous post, and one / do not think thar
has yet created comment, s, that no decree
| signed by the Emperor by the Empress
as Regent, confirms the General in his appoint
ment He s the nominee of the actual Minister OF War,
acting with and for the Chamber, the representative
assembly OF the nation, for the nation, and In the
name Of the nation. Another fact, analogous and
equally significant, is the quiet way in which the Legs-
latye Assembly has taken into its hands the serious
business of the nation. We have no Imperial deerees
confirming it, acts. These are presented discussed
ADOPTED published and there end Let the studehtS
Of the history OF the day not lose sight Of these facts
To return however, Gen Trochu. The walls are To-
day placarded with a proclamation OF Ms auure'"
to the National Guard of Paris, TO the Garde hope 10
the troops OF land and OF the army of PARIS ANA
10 all the defenders of the capital in state Of siege
II is vigorous exhOration to those forces 10 une INC
most energetic efforts OF patriotism 10 redeem the Tor
tune of our armies in Paris should it have 10 sustain
the trials of SIEGE Thus. the pes admitted TO De
most imminent, by authority who has weight.
People are in a sad state OF anxiety, no news having
been published Of Marshal Bazaines army since the
evening OF the 18th We assured il is perfectly free
TO act ON the defensive or the offensive, ana that The
| three arlny-corps which endeayOred 10 cut III Ba-
| zaine's communications with Chalons, were re-
| pulsed with enormous loss, and thrown back upon
the quarres OF Jaumon These situated 10 the north
Of Metz and the Presse reports that Marshal Canrobe
overthrew here entire division Of the Prussans, not
man having escaped 1t is certain that the fear OF a
siege here increased by the uncertainty the silence
of the Government inspires. The works for the defense
Of the city being rapidly completed and terrible
spectacle OF destruction they present Committee OF
Defense has been organized OF which Gen. ochu the
President The other members are Marshal valiant,
Admiral Rigault de Genouilly, Baron Jerome David
minister of Public Works. Gen. Baron de Chaband La
Tour. Gen. Guiod, Gen. dAnemarre dErvie, and Gen.
souman. II possesses the fullest powers for nsurng
the execution Of all its measures and for this purpose
has special executive Ii is 10 meet every day al the
War Office and report upon the state Of the works Of de-
fense OF the armament, Of the munitions and provisions
in store and Of all it, operations These reports will be
rendered the Minister OF War, who will lay them be-
| fore the Council
At this morning. the military tribunal before which
six OF the rioters engaged in the riot at La Nete last
Sunday the l4th brought mp for examination, rem
| dered judgment. One named Drest man Of very bad
character and antecedents, who arrested with "a
ChassepOt in his hands, is condemned 10 death Two
others, Saint Hubert Robdat-idented being fore
among the roterget ten years hard labor at tho
hulks. The other three acquitted. having proved
albis. The will sit daily until 1t has disposed
Of the remaining cases, 81 in number
The Government will issue the loan FOR 100000
francs next Tuesday II will he interesting to learn
whether the win take it up they did the loans
for the Crmean and the Italian The figure Will
be issued francs co. three per cent, interest to
reckon from the lst of July last The law authorizing
| the loan was dated on the 2lst OF that month.
believe fully justified in stating that the En-
press has strongly urged the Emperor 10 abdicate in
favor OF their son. but he has refused and keeps the lad
with him. The Empress Is not blind TO the gravity OF
the situation, from dynasc point Of view. and cannot
fail TO notice that the rats quitting the ship. We
have it here upon the authority OF the Mobiesfresh
| from the camp OF Chilons, whence they are being
directed upon that Of ST. Maur for instruction in the
Chassep0tthat His Maesty reception there was any
thing but encouraging However the official report to-
day is that be- had returned from Rheims, had visited
several army corps and that the soldiers had followed
him, demanding to be led 10 the front
/ FOLLOWING THE FRENCH ARMY.
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