, 1870-07-31

PusslAns Under Buchers Who ~e1e aasAncinS
By Frankfort
TUE ALLIES r PARIS.
Heramed IN upon every side, Napoleon stooa
boldly ut tay, and seemed At one time LIKELY 70
areak the GORDON Of troops that surrounded
him. One General was sent to intercept TIE
s.edee, then marching through Belgium. a,i-
other to etop the Austsi1ns ut Lyons. Italy
Was defended By l1ance Eugene, And the IoI. Or:
tresses ot Germany and the Rhine we're stu
commanded BY French Ear7souA. Tbs Psas-
eiAnR, under Mucher, wete approaching taa
capital. They were encouute1ed on the Name
and defeated; the AnstriAus, under Prince
hxast1enbeff ,a we're desssaS saagv the sss ss.ae
round and beat them also. nut by-and-
bFe ethecpmbination becsme too strong for him,
aud after brave delenso Of the approaches 70
Paris BY Joseph Donspa1te, on the 3lst of
March. 1915, the French troopa marched out
aud the ailiea marched il; the white dag OF
ute declared that Napoleon haa forfeited ths
throne, and the people and the army were ah-
Eo1yed frnrn their oath Of fidelity to hitu. At
Prague the Emperor had been offered the pos
ri ssion Of frAnce, within the Alps and tho
I:hoae. When tho Empire was invaded, the
alles we're dispoaed 10 concele The possession
at the ancient Monarchy only. md now,. On
the llth Of April, 1871, ba vas compelled TO
senounce for himself and his children the
.E,oacs Ct Franco and Italy, and 10 receive in
exchange fur Tho dominion that hsd eEsended
from Cadiz to the Baltic. the n1n,i1 islxnd Of
Elba. Ei,tated in the Mediterranean, ouposite
the Grand Duch5 Of Tuscany, aud forming a
territory comprising district sixty miles in
circumference. aud having population of
l4,ttO iuIaG;;8nts-
S.folIoS's EETClS fEoN Flea.
l.cujr XVIII. had reignea Int ten months
.siIc a,:'a Gfneya L.d been s!,o1n away. in
wLicl, aatioua1 prile lad h,en deeply woando1
and where public 5ieaGee.ieH 5ec1ma every
dag moro difficult to represa, when the nesa
WI ut Ike an electric shock over Europe That
Napoleon had e:cared ftcn Eiba, aud. With
characteristic imPe,ra=itx. ,sas Advancing upon
rkr:s. Lyona rcccsysd him With open arna
early in March. the whole Of Bnr5uuas fol-
! lowed sait, regiment after regiment went
| over to his sta.5sra, md when Ms:shA
Sey replied to the Summons Of hia old COM
| msnder. and CARRIED over to lin the
a1ny he had brought out to capture
him, there uas no Choice but hight left for the
| 1our1sore. Early on the morning OF the 10th
| of Aart.a. l7l5, Eing LOFTS went out aud tc.a
! in the evening Of tho ,sssoe day, Sa}nleou
once nsose took rosseFsiou ef tia Tailasies+
the redistribution Of Europe imnlsnseis iu~
! terrupteu. ana, before d,ssolving, they drew
] up drcla-a.,or, In whicb they ruatntaiued
| that by appearing again in France Napoleon
E'aarar:e .hAi "depr;rel himself of
s r5esSiten rssiss'e Of the ,se Law; s;a,v.tss md
t,,at there can be neither peace uor truce with
him." 4 treaty was immediately concluded
| hetueen Great Britain, Austin, Prussia and
Iiueeia III which tho contracting parties agreed
! to msintain aud eEforce ths Treaty Of Paris,
which excluded Ronapaste from the tlrone;
and TO en{cs"e the decree Of out1awrt issued
against linn. Each OF tho contracting parties,
moreover, agreed to keep constantly In tho
field an arn7r Of 15o, 600 men untl these stipu-
laYiens were accomplished and until. by con-
| .:on consent. they should decide upon laying
down their arnss-
rsEL1N1yAhlEs or WATERLOO.
These resolutions convinced Napoleon that
! no Other co1rse wss open to lin except to
rtaAe. everything Hpon Que great e0ot: on the
! iieM uf battle. Tha cnth1iilsn at Paris
scarcely came up to his expectations, and tbe
| Senate seemed mare diApnsed to barGuin about
free constitution than 70 second his e1.,yts
to rcorga,iza the army On tue first Of June
the lE.pc.iai Eagles were cnce mose dissriau'
ted by NAPOLEON to lis officers. On tue 12tt
OF June 10 le,t Paris oa #hat be kneE to 10 =
struggle for c1l-tcnte, saving, as he tars
'titnsf,f int his ,,s ea,5ase = 60 to n1sas''st Z
hattie aaorted BY Saposaon vas II
ion srd n1ucber, 80 that he could engage ,heu
separately. Tie former had his haal luartes:
| &. Er,,eeele- and w,s in c7Duaaa1 Of aSoat Il,
ta1 trcuI.s, of wlicl, barely oue-halt were Eng
l;eh, tas remainder being German, belgian
seis1sl Vi oel Of Iiegs. Liz INCA rcstiag upat
tho rire:. Sasnbra aud 1Ieuse. Ds Ju1e Is ths
cEtirc Ersncis army w.ss in motion. NtioicuI
himself advancing to the attack Of tho frls
sias positi7n, and I2s*asal Sey beiag 1etaehee
With 5000 men TO drive t:.s English f5nu
sl,sir ras;siou at caatce 1;rss. III The batt
at LtfuE, fought On Tic 18th Of juno. tn
| rruss;Ans los: Il, ,0G0 men, an1 we're coNlnelie,
TO re:irc IL fore the advance of tha Frencl
t.osrs, The Esiti.h, with sonao tiihisa.sy, 4uc
; ceedcl in maintaining their position at Quats
l;ras. bu. on lsei1g arprised Of the 1su=dlaade
; movement toward Waterloo, IN order 70 re
cover his communication eitd tic Irussiaia
a,:l 10 tssuzae the united plAu Of operation
. ~hsch Diuchcts,rctreat had interrupted.
THE RATTLE OF HATEaLot.
On the AFTERNOON uf tic l7tn ot June, 1915
tic ngasish a,sl allied troops came on The toll
a,na tcok up tho isositiou fpom ahich the
were to contest tile Must momentoua Of all IL
battles Of rso1ern European history, Later j
I the eveDiaC, 5nd dut3Es tho n3s,rniug Of th
. lsth:. Napoleon Brought up tbs army. tn
hostile toeces wete postsd opposits to GIG
other, OIL tno lines Of = chain Of heights I'll,
I ming tsrarly parallel With caca other, aal saI
| ara: i. ty valley T:oae ayLraGc breadth Va
. Lalf tsilc. The nunater Of each eide di
! not exceed 5000 nlcn The action con
, nseuccd el,rst:y i'efors uoon, on tue ts.h s
June, by . cannviia.le on TIC ra1t OF Il
l | Flenr.l, WILL: IVES Instantly followed by u
| attack, ist! f:y Je1oc1e D.ua{iarts, GU the oi
Flemish villa Of Hoagon,unt, Which vas held |
! III advanced post by llls troops Of Nassau Il
: = pa,t, Of Britislt. After a vezs sevefo COZ
Lest. she post wss left il possession VI the d.
: fesx.eEr, aud j Combined attack waa tu7l8 ape
l the Esi.ish centre. THIS ended disastrous
: for tho French, 1.u. a 1ody OF British cava1
{ having Proceeded too far ii f,.,Fsuit at the <
= ti1iug casu1::n. were driven back With eeve
: lesa. Thcn followed the Renowned attack
= ai.a artillery Of tho EEa,ieh right. all Alta
r / a!lcll, fur .taGatIcss resolution and sustain
d | AID desperate courage, st4uds almost uaotl4:
= | led ssat If tho achievements OF tho trui
8 Of the FiEtt Emp:tc> succession of frant
< charges. NET i.y answering anal deadly resi-
Il anc.', room reduced tho fntat c1v7lryo OF Euro
q | 20 4 Incre h1lldful at uen. aud deprived Nap
i | icon Of TIA ONLY 1neasi3 by whlcl Ac could la
l. Yastiaty repaired the disastrous termination
l. Ihc day. By O'Clock III the esening 20
}, nen las dead OF dying OIL the ield. but still /
IL 1ueanwuile forcing sia way from Wayrs. At
y distance Of fourteen miles, III spita Of the
u fosta OF Slarsl.al Grcucly, who had been
u tsilcd to inte5sel. bin. At c'ao o'sle
); left wing Of the lsriti-h, and 1t l'ecamo apl
a rent sl:at q desperate tCo1t must be claao
u ] trrp tho tiee q battle before they ehu,
Is | eGectas!ly detita tue fo1tunu Of the d.
ae The "Old Guard had up to ts.is mosus
IS saErp no share in the lattls. Taey r.:usil
IL :u1ng Tie day drawn up under Na2oleo
n, OWE ere, re.r tic french centre. At ocls
II. they we-e r.aeel usaler tue command OF ,
10 14N1tltss aul unfortunate Neg, and rcceii
~ c1ff:, to clsatGc For the last time the Slit
IN u 1iSe lEt,prtar! WAS heard ffam
10 soldiers u . hundred battles, anil
lee D.d Guard advanced t.,fors coattaa'
'al :icrn .: s!soa an,! naussesEs. ealy to hapel
IL sE.," said the Emperor, End Instantly III
y, OF! tLe Geld. scarcely drew reiu till ho ,
ns desc to the frnl4tier Of FEanse. Butcher I
~ lit Prs:esisEs lid tho Hoek Of pursuit N
VI, ,..oSaush'y, driving tue discounted men fr
Is. tci..s to }n,lu: with ali ib.t jn' eDsi:y Of
il mostly xhich both General nnl sol,licts
ko, toward thcir French opponents.
ne THE PEACE OF FAAIs.
tul Perpetual hanszLment to tho SOLITARY
MS rocE-bou1d island Of ST. Helena, ia the So
.eu ii.'aa'ic, ended the career Of the man bel
whose name Europe Ind treinl'1ea for near
auartes Of q century. and Louis Ay11I.
g,c s,t,uea Ais place On the throne Of France.
cir Treaty OF Izzis, signed OF the 20th Soyeml
~ confirmed France within its present bou.
nd ! ries. The fnrtresses Of Lauaan. SAsI-Io
,ei allies, besides seventeen Of the principal to
md ar.1 fortzeases of French FLINDERS, which y
Ia to Ec occupied BY foreign troops for iys :,
OBJ At The expense Of France. A celebrated TIE
liz, Known a. the Holy Alliance, was in 1915 {
~. c.cded between tho Sovceeigns Of Rus
tha Ansttia ard Prussia, by Which, under GER
az. vc1y ssc1ed and rysterious phrases, il
ini | supposed tlat she Powers united theIaae
IN fur the repression Of IN: revolutionary K
,trr euciss in their respective don,iaious.
II The desultoty and prottaetea struggle
bis tire 10 tho succession 10 the Spanieh tn
os, consequent upon the Will at Ferdil
Il. VII, c1clading bis bso.hes Don Carlos I
que tie crown ;a ;.sor of the inf.nt Isabella,
xAs ec.tresS mefet rue utla Q! an Eu1opeaa
- It ! ScltheF can fle Ffeh.:h IssspinEon u
Nd ~hish placed tie house Of Orleans o.
,a| throne Of France, nos that Of 131s, whicl
her erected the Ecpubliss Of, still again. The "
-: | re exeots which in ISL prepared the