Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-21

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than Mars1Al Mcmahon. A close st.deat
Of the military manGuvres q Tie fsxt Ma
poleon, he believes in Sudden md rapid
marches upon the eneay.
Marshal Csnrobert i. If anything, bet
ter known - . soldier than Marshal Nc
Mahon. Like the hitter, his military ca
reer began in Algiers. and he first distin-
guished himself in the assault on Constan-
tine. Subsequently,. placed in m indie
pendent command. he defeated the Arabs
in three campaigns, in the last Of which
he displayed great military skill in the
disposition Of his forces. When Lossis
Napoleon was President. General Canro-
bert was one Of his aides-de-camr. and
aided in carrying out the co.p deat.-
Sent TO the Crimca in command Of the
First division. he participated in the bat
tie II the Alma, where he was wounded
BY splinter Of shell. which struck him
in the breast and hand After the resig-
nation Of Marshal ST. Arnaud, General
Csnrobert took command of the Army Of
the East. and at the battle Of Inkerman
greatly distinguished himself by his per-
sonal valor. He led the famous charge
Of the Zouaves, during which be was slight
" wounded Bad health compelled him,
in May. 1855, to return to France, ON ar.
irving in which country the Emperor treat
cd him with marked distinction. During
the Franco-Italian war of 1859 he won
fresh lsurels by his heroism at Magenta,
while at Solferino his famous movement,
in aid of Marshal Neil turned the scale OF
victory in favor Of the French For these
services be was made Marshal Of France.
General Canrobert is one of the most he
roic men in Europe. In every engage
ment in which he has participated he has
with almost reckless courage, exposed his
person to the enemy. As consequence
he Is immensely popular with his men.
Marshal Bazaine is well known u the
people of the United States. He first dis
tinguiShed himself in Africa and subs.
quently served with credit in the Crimca.
During the Italian campaign he remained
in France On home duty. In 1862 he
was placed in command Of the French ex-
petition TO Mexico, and succeeded Mar
shall Porey in the supreme command. In
the sister republic be greatly Distinguish
Cd himself. considering the number Of
men At his disposal, and for his services
he was created Marshal Of France in 1854.
Marshal Bazainc hears the reputation Of
possessing one Of the most strategic minds
in the French army.
There arc several other French gencr-
ais Of established reputation. who win, No
doubt, take active part in the contest
Count de Paikao, General de Goyon,
General Lebruf and Count de Moutebel-
10 are skilful officers. Marshals Bara.
quay fHiliers and Randon are each rev.
enty-6ve years Of age. and viii probably
not take the Gcld.
THE TREArY or PRAauR.-This treaty
which is supposed to be At the bottom u
the present estrangenaent between Francs
and Prussia. was entered into between
Austria and Prussia in 1866. BY the fifth
article Of this instrument, Prussia is bound
to accept from Austria all the latter,
claims upon the allegiance of Northern
Schleswig, subject TO the express condi