, 1870-08-06

/ battalion for the foreign legion out Of the
dispersed baud Of Car1ists. He succeeded in
This, and returned to Africa in 1871, whore he j
Has intrusted with The command Of 4 battalion
q psed and Of the si1tg~fourth Reg.
ment Of the line, suppressed the rebellion OF |
Bon MazA, and during eight months Of des-
perste fighting forced most Of the revolving |
Tribes ot Esbyles into submission. He WAS |
engaged in various parts OF Northern Africa 4
for nearly eight yeara, led como Of the most |
daring and adyenturous expeditions into
himself i i b. his sc eooiness, bravery, md quick
sdopsion to the warfare la shad TO resort to.
Returning to Frnnce, he proved by his ser-
vices to Louis Napoleon that he meant to be u
tltm supporter OF the new regime, and in fact
he has eince been onc OF the stalchest friends
and firmest sdhe1ents to the Second empire.
Hc was made General Of Division in 1853, took
part in the expedition to the Grimes. and when
Marehal St. laruaul felt his end approaching
be transmitted the command Of tie entire
French army to Caasohert. This was in ac-
cott1ance with an order gi iyen in private let
ter by the Emperor Napoleon himself. HaS-
ing won new laurela at the sauguinary battles
Of 1nkernann, Balakl.sa and Eupatoris. ho
conferred with Lord Raglan, commander Of
the Brit,sl. forces, and urged him to pa-tici-
pate III an immediate Assault on Seb1stopof.
The two commanders, being unable to agree,
and Lord 1;aglan stesnly refusing to cooper
ate IL the 1Hten0eO mofeulents Nauluoe1. re-
signed in f1Tor OF General PelisBier and left the
Cnmea two months after. During the Italian
campaign, in 1859, 1c commanded tho Third
Army Corps, fought at Magenta, and after
ward contributed most essentially to the de-
cis,ye victory Of tho French army at tic bat
tie Of Solferino.
aIMsHAL FuAxco14 AcuILLE nAzA1SE.
born Febuary Is, 1911, dcecentfsnt OF family
well known III French military history. studied
at the PQlytechn1c school,in.1 Paris, and entered
the army in Africa when twenty years old.
After Eix years Of uninterrupted warfare
against the Ksbyles and ether hostile tribes:
sent T INTO % spsin in ISL to saf Pfess tle C.rlst
movement IN that country. lie returned to
Algeria in 1889, Joined the expedition against
Milianah and Morocco. and was for several
years Governor of the arabian subdivision OF
T1emcen. During the ctimean war, where he
WAS in command Of brigade Of infantry, he il
said to have distinguished himself by his
bravery, and br his talent for organization.
When the Russians had EVACUATED Setastopo!,
Bazaine vas made Governor Of the place. He
took no part in the campaign against Austria
in 1Ha9, hut wsa entrusted nish the commAud
Of the expedition TO Mexico in 1862 The Em-
pcrur NAPOLEON taking advantage OF the Gil war
raging III the United StAtes, conceived the idea
OF establishing m empire ut cur Southern
frontier. hoping thus to- prepare the way for
the final supremacy OF tho Latin Iacs on this
continent. The attempt proved falure.
French pride was hum1t,ated- and the army
compelled to rc-emba1k toward the close Of
! 1867. AZ to tho prominent part Of Marshal
! Dazaine In this unlucky enterprise. it will 6e
| long remembered hy the Nexican people.
From tho time Of bis landing st Vera Cruz
nutl his hasty exit from tue country Of the
Montezumas. le i. known to ha ve looked upon
the Mexicans as rnongrel race of bA1baribna.
| to whom, hoHcse-. be was only too reads to
Get an example OF hashstistn not equsl3cd II
civilized warfare. Tue otgahl2ation Of hls 80
called couter-sNarl!la lands to tight the lndl
geuous irregular troors WAS. to say the least
unw'se aud unsalled Tor, AND the oafnaF's!os p.
eommlttea U! '1ess cui auu NY ~ ouo =, ~
stance unsupported y tne Conlm Cn.e
o! tho army. battie DESCRIPTION. hls constan
1ntEiGss Against tne Ghsns,e ~, anu nssoa
Aa.lmlnan, ~ wei ~ .e u"0sA uLu'vaIsi e,.ssi, -
pac1tS, are TOO well Ano"n 10 neoo 'ut'ne
comment
coCST 1K4S-Bsr11sf fHlLIIhaI sAiLLHi; is:t
MAfsba' os ft.nSs ,enn Aena.., A.s. .1n a. ~ n!!f.
uecemoel u. !tSV, WAS Alm4l1eu " tae 1o'y
tcchnic school ia pA1ls at the age OF II, ei
tered the army ~ secona i4eo1enAat 10 IoV4
AND iion that inoaeni .ook n .nse pa1t NJ !!
! tne 'as' eaa'ira1sh " ,ao nhe L0ala.e. MY ~.
Russia, Valiant on several occasions gss
i ! rrnof Of taze energy and andonitabIe courage
but was finally made prisoner, and Rename
, in captivity untA peace ~ss Re te-eatab!!shed. >
once returning 10 the army he dist,n6uishe
. himself ~ hiA gallant condnet A. Mgns an
, advantage. and Was soon offered an occaslt
! to show his unusual talents during the exp
i dition to fAiEezia, and. in 1852, dnnng Il
: memorable siege Of Antwerp. In 1851 he =
: perintended tho siege Of Rome, and after "a
i ing that city, Was made Narshal OF Fraace I
= December ii Of The SANG yea1. DuringtL Ct
d mean var lie WIS appointed Minister Of Va
;. in which position he remained active until Il
! outbreak OF hostl}it;es in Italy in 1853. Whe
a be participated a. Major General OF the aru
d OF the Alps, without finding an cpportansty
assist at any Of tic eancuinary battles fou6|
a..;.r thst c.mpsiyn.
6 .,.x- 49, ,>.r,.IIr r.n.orur n un1nas.
. N,rthsi ~ Frsncel Vice President Of Il
- Sensie. born IN Taris Sertepber &, l7o5, e
y tare1 Tho arn,r whifo yet aIuoos; a child. !
fought at he battle Of 1eipsic, where part
y nmrind tho :. Hundred Days," be enbrac
- 1hs r,use of tle Restoration. vas assigned
~ To+.i 1;u,rJa ma hfterxard olda.ed
J. sn.;n @ In 1856 he foineS! thp Algerian e1f
e d't;on. md wa appointed to the cou1naal
ea,,.;re5 r, tS,t 1os;tinn hi 1870. when
T. T. 80 1,1.ced ~ liz tlierossl OF the Govern
n GautrT CO of aicesis% ia several e.peditio
= suainst the Ara6s, and vas finally appoint
cgmTn.nde,.;n-rhiefo al coust.ntine, Ia Is
= ~ ...a ;-stTo,srt.f in seeming He succe
u ~ ~ ~ co.,n T-t1f md was not6in Med me
= her of the Consuiratiys Co.umissiou. At Il
o1,ty..t ~ hoa,;l;t;as between the allies a
i ps'ss;s a. nornmnnd ri tha ,
y t''..,;+;e, n 1ha Hs1tic was eonfer1ed on hi
9 heo Ge ink the fortrers Of Bomarsu1
- N,r;,r tha c.mn,;on II 1S59 he comuan,l
~ ~. 49, .o,,s - tha Ar1ny Of fba Al,
y To.,,,,. ,ho I,.tIa ~ 3ie1-rnsno. and took
~ ~ ;D,sort, mi nnrt in the b,ttla of SoIfe.;ao.
- ro1%T y,ro1.rs LOFTS cEsAp AIE1Ayp
: >o' naspos.
. x,h,1 NJ r.~,c. Iov1 ~ ;-enol,1e 4la,
:. * t-as snjistafi in tha Fnench armv 1t
y ..,ir S1s Tanf fntn Hussjx With tba era
y y s ~ .ftar Nm ratnrr ri fh.t dis.st,n
IL ss,:.;o., ~ te1nht - ,t,a h.ttfa ~ LII.
psu pSn, ~ r.. % tsrs-afr wonnded. Aft.r !
s. s1 snSIs s,.tro- 10 ~ .he fr.t Emn;rn his u.
ut a. -. ah-,.,t - ~. c.n.a ~ E,nols
ID huo"n s.te1ntuGuA ~ 5a,,nt ~ esa nEt;i
t. teL1iueG nss HluL! az i Anc -. ~,
10 !eSs. Ne ~ oa,,* ;ntn ,ha Franeh rciT
y ssu.9 aaRlos' 's:'.;n,,;sf,aS sh h;,as.y 5or;
ge " AaHel'A, Aoo oaeaats A.a1ss.
ut ten JeAfn OF !neessAnt NMNe Aksst
he A1ape. Attef hfs Ies1tn 70 55AaSs M " ~
pointed Minister OF war. IN 1891. ouS nso1
H. IL biz retsEnatoh ere long, Ano ietulneo
-. Algeria n Governor General OF th1s eo!o
NJ which position hc Occupied - the tune o.
nr reorEaniza'ton N laaa- u 1879 he ~as Is
~ appointed minister ol hartaha as sQch
y, NAMED IN the lmpeH! Cabinet until ne
~ relieved on Jan. Is, 1851.
NJ MARSHAL LIE fRfDE11c foHha =,
- (Senator), born u Par1s~ on January ~. 10 10
~ WIS ADMITTED 10 Inc ecnooI ol ". t!f In i
N took part in the expedition to Ageha ana
- ! tipgrurhed himself At tie eatt4a os Aeds
,lc In lS4o pc Tss called 20 me command o. .