, 1870-11-08
THE WAR IN BUHOpE.
Nnroleou,A c,rrc.ooudence.

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NMroleou'A G C.rrcapoudepce. i.
London jat1rE.l of O>toher II remarks: |
hdpotcola esctot correspondence OF tbs !
EouaFartes in the HAnd1n affair requires / !
xotd OF explanation N mako It intelll2tbls. |
n. Sandon, au s5yocate, hid, or fancied he |
had, claim upon II. Diliault, then tho Em-
10 get MD Of tho imror.unate suitor. locked |
hin up ss iuuatic, aid kept him in Coazon-
ton for tatnty months. Ths faithful Duke |
DC fe1EtEny, ever Anxious about the EmpetoFn
crecn. AID never scrupulous about the msans
u keewaE it up, wrote to II. Cont, Hn
my bssE ssss cssn: Ta.. 1. very sers4u, eusl-
nehs: Nhtcn ought u be hu%heu up at any c Hs- |
y. hl!aults Conduct Is ronetn,nz m,astrau4: !
the n.0h who hxE betn bis rlrtIku II on the potat
" mtaR an instrument In the hands Of pA!- |
:tea. There Will be n fuahtfu1 exposure, lts-cms
ss 'S, connsss wosla s % ses Tue f mos@
frofn tic inndA And hef,des, great lntQaLty has
LED dole. sna i ought TO ne tedses9rd. sa2u"
i doe. not .ppe.z on tho t.ee q the letter
NLat t'the funds" we're to which the Duke do
Felsigny refe1red. They vera. "a m In
ptrialiat Finance Minister described the re-
tie Empsror WAS not iu the :. girog Vein on
that OCCASION, and stefnly told the serriceAble
Dr. Copneau that il N. Sandon felt himself
aHgEievod there wese judges. to whom he
might appeal. This wla mockeFy, because
10 those pA,my days 90 prosecution could aob. os
leave Of the Council Of State, and most Ar
suIeuly tho Councillors knew what their plzoes
we're worth better than 10 allow ANYBODY to
prosecute one OF tho Emperora Ministers.
lhe day after AIr. Bllauit's death u. Ssnaon
was discharged from the luuatic asylum With
out redress and without inquiry into his long
wrongful imprisonment
Among the xecrei papers found in the Tuil-
cries ia 4 teries Of telegrsph,c despatche.,
which. il said, chow that the Emperor CON
government in raris weEa aware OF the po.i-
lion Of Bszsine. Al tLo mou.eut when Pali-
kA0 wan giving good dews to tho ChAmuers he
had received disastrous Intelligence. THE fol-
loving arc among the deepatches now putt
me ExrHES TO TIE rnncEss AA1u1r.pE AT
SAINT daAI1Es+ -
"1 have lad bad news from the Emperor. the
Amy IL retscatluR. ! am rsturuing y Paris.
where have summo'ed o"uIc'l :. E44EssE M.4,ssr7
~ To HIS Hajssss The Enptror IN tie Camp ef cha-
| {" CANr or FoRT prArrxv111g, 18th Aug, 1901
| ''surn. past in the evening.
II do not uudesztund the Importance Of proT1-
| oniux veruun. lth1nk 1t A necessary only to
| come in from tue plateau. Tho attack has been
ver3 smart AZ this tine iseven ocloctl thr 1ttnS
has ceaseS. 0us troops constantly Eclnatn tn their
1
| Hubert Marshal BAzAtSE."
aAl:s1iAL AAcAAHoS TO zng NISlsrkE OF WAR.
| "CANP Of &HAI<1Na, aux. ~ l8f4-813 l. Y.
| 1.-THE iEtelfigeucs Which has reach nc seetns to
shnw that the three armies oi the enemy ere
placed 20 as to intercept p4za.ne on the ro4ds Of
dt.ection OF bazsins's tctreat, although ! an
rrady 10 marcsI, think shall rsmatn In the
~ as,s r.
! a Marshal MAcMAHos."
The Minister of War in reply; III s.ys; VEN
"The only Information can sire you Is ht
following: TN the istn, ID the evenIaF, Dazllnt
occupied the line from Amsnyl!!eTs u FussI:"
Another telegram states. on authority troa
Vienna, that typhus and cholera are raging il
the pIuBsiAu camp.
The next is from the delegated star in
| rpectors to Colonel St0ffee, of Marsh1l Mac
, tnahon's staff, and IL dated Longvyt Angus
2, informing the Marthal that Dazaino eays
aIhaEe been Obliged 10 take up . pos1,lon uea
Mttz to give rrst to the soldiers and to renew IA.
| supplies Of provisions and munitions The enem
,ase me T. on aa
vii Rlrc you wnrniGR II . march can be uhderta
| ken without compromising the army.
Then follows despatch ts9% H. nA5s'ns Z, M,,
.3The army fongnt al day yesterday IN It's pos
: items Of St I1ivat and Rnze1eusls. and has mai
I tanned them- The Fourth and sixth corrs on
I made, at about p. m, a change Of ftant. Il
ne ii Wing in tnc rear, to IA n, against sunir
of the right f,nk, which the masses Of the eact1
: / This morning moved the Second and Thlrd LOT
!; fiun their posit..us+ and the army i again 60
i ccntrsted on The I'm bank Of the n :sel'e fro
l.. ! lhpgucy:1le to SiGs0unet, forming CURED III
y IL fcaT ef Forts ST Quentin aud Psspnov.l
1. Tie troops are wea,1ed with tncessant cosnba
ami it III Indispensable 70 let them rsst fur swiI
vic tas morning with i. ron Mo1tSe, and esel
Il th,nR Indicates that the Pru:san arm! is a''out
70 70 attack the fortress Of Metz reckon coaa'lrn
y on taking northern direction, anu on puteu'
o. Afterwards ~ Moutmedy on the roai to St. Mel
to ho}h AMI Chs,ors. II II not occupied in for
r. MFzicreR, 10 reach Chalons. Theirs are IN II
ito prisoners, who will become IN emoarrassn'
tic place n case Of s1eEs AZ 19,,.a1 aeot;t y,
like Dumber OF French officers and soldiers
The next despatch from the Minister
War TO The Emperor, 1t Rheims, dated PAl
Auguet y. says:
Mot to go TO aid nazstne would be most
plnfabie for Farta, which. in such case, wo
probably rot deteah Itself; that Paris can
A. fend Itself against the army OF the Crown Pr.n
-, and that new army il being formed in Paris
en- Next follows despatch from Dazaine
he 20, which says:
!sk "My trocrs still occupy TIE SAME rositic
t. t.: The enemy seems 10 se establishing bate
ly l which must serve to strengthen his investme
BE- etai en- + Gsrgacrit1e k sas nsd On he ssas lie
supposed to he missing. We have ID Metz n
:, thsn 1900 wounded"
A. AZ. The next, on the 22d, from Dazains to
H. | Minister Of War. SAYS:
..rs 1--WE are uuser Metz, taking tycsh supple
ma provisions and munitions The enemy
"a. cseasea constantly, and seems to begin TO In
,sn u.s.
en. en- A deepateh from the Emperor urges
ut- necessity OF keeping communication open
aut means Of large force 1T Rheims.