The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-06

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Emperor to the Minister Of War;
Send Seventy second Lyons. told there
are many men In the depot who could Join the army Lot
Seems 70 me- eau "'" ''"A" "'0'' NAPoIso 81
THE FAMOUS BAPTISM OF FIRE.
Louis has just received baptism fire. His presence
Of mind admirable II made no impression at ali upon
him. and he seemed to take the whole affair walk in
Louis Dc rsceuor bupeme de Jsu Ia admirable
dc sansoads s !. sos s'" rs'0""' e. '" SO
On August 9, the beginning of the disasters, the
Empress wrote the following to her son:-
Everybody at St. Cloud thinks of you The hours seem
very long but the prospect of glorious return sustans
And the following to her husband
The sad impression produced IN Paris has rased the sen
ment Of patriotism without shaking the public condencs in
EUGENE.
the National ouard received orders to 'be at the
Tu1eries at midnight" and Minister Olivier was in
structed ITO write to the projects on the frontier,
who could perhaps give him some Information re-
garding the whereabouts OF MacMahon." The En-
press, on her return from ST. Cloud to the Tuileries
addressed the following to her husband
The Council will this evening Do worry yourself
am sure tina. Paris viii not be the cause use Of dcutiea
6: s have him. .af
On the same evening the Duchess of Mouchy
received the following friendly nOte:-
The army corps OF Marshal MacMabon has beaten
BE not discouraged ElGENlE.
THE EMPRESS TO THE EMPEROR.
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anxious about Douay fear he viii be on In
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evident that shall meet with success do
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very against Marshal Lebruf and General Frossard
Marshal Bazane as regards the operations In the future
Here is comedy close upon the heels OF tragedy
MINISTERS OLIVIER TO THE EMPEROR.
The Council of Ministers and the Prvy are unani
mosy Of opinion that would be well r ri Prince
The Empress adding:-
did not feel compelled to oppose it,
And yet Immediately afterwards she telegraphcd
the following on her own account, by means OF
secret c1pher5:-
For reasons which l explain In this despatch
that Louis remain with the and that the EN-
bis promise As Council Of Minister: and the Py Council
forces will be approved BY the country.
EMILE OLIVER TO THE EMPEROR.
he s Of oG ON this
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ons and yoa are the only judge Of the former Dsean In
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good effect on public opinion
EMILE OLIVIER TO THE EMPEROR
Of .n Savs s
Even the revolutionary party has been carried
shou.sd RpS Sesn seized By the p w1S
s The Nations, Guard !: s, .y .sS'iysd with
but the repsraon which we must have whatever sacri
We are all united We act in concsr. with the Prvy coun
The r. s,ssS health ana she has given all
EMILE OLIVIER
THE EMPEROR TO THE EMPRESS
The retreat Chaons becoming too dangerous can
be s nna b. Il:
nucleus OF q new army Thu. we shall have two grand
SoSns Of his Nothing zoe
THE EMPRESS TO THE EMPERoR.
Do not be uneasy about Paris shall take care Of that.
s bs .sa in paris Do not part
Ssve oo have
pnS to for ss y ROs S has dSs
aud asked to have an interview with the Ministers.
PIETRI TO THE EMPRESS
CONFIDENTIAL for the Empress alone.l
Ae,uatsd only BY devotion asked the Emperor
the hcr;sSaeE and he nisht. Si!caao
then told him that better for him to 60 to Paris
@en wS
Ss Ss 2
ali Disaster il then there would b any unsSe
upon the Emperor This is the opinion Of the true
friends of the dynasty.
THE EMPRESS TO THE EMPEROR.
The situation would be alarming you imagine II
Palkao were Minister OF War. Marshal Leboeu
Ssn Tor .s md $ ha,
informed tina. hit: dismissal LIB ha. been demanded
Metz / have ministerial crisis before me, but do
OF Marshal Icboeu be the Chamber IL order
to satisfy public opinion.
General Paikao has accepted and leaves immeda,ey for
SS Is S F %es 81 se sS
win calm the chsmser Everything goes well here Order
Myiose 70 YOU ana Louis Ny affection for sns%ens
was "the advice brought by Rlchardr perhaps the
decision OF the Council OF War. or which Trochu
letter seems very obscure In reply to the foregoing
letter Napoleon asks for explanations, as viii be
seen by the following
THE EMPEROR TO TIE EMPRESS.
understand the for sending Palkao
M s az Ss the sa that the
other quite Impossible. far army is concerned
GARNER has come to Metz and has placed himself
THE EMrREss TO THE EMPEROR
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well as there The difficulties are immense Schneider
pacesp as wes he knife my throat on ss Ne
s rs ' i"s@s 1 g" without SSS%, any " %
larry commander face this terrible situation and The
revolt almost In the streets DAutemarre inspires CONT
the National Guard IL displacc him. would not
follow any other general Canrober therefore ndspen.
sable Take Trochu in his place you will sstisfy pub
lie opinion you will give devoted man. am com
pletely In want OF such In forty eight hours shall be
by Of and by the ooshness OF othcrs
EUGENIE.
In the evening OF the same day another effort was
made by the Empress To arouse the Emperor from
his apparent torpor.
THE EMPRESS TO THE EMPEROR.
The law which has proposed authorizes incorpo
ration OF the Gardes Mobiles the you
send at once the Mobiles from the Uhaons