New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-05
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po-ar:lv deposited here, have been disln
tered and will be taken TO MADRID iof ma
Ilterment.
Recalled.
II enorted the government has recalled
the French consul al Cartagena.
Policy Of the Delegates OF the Left and
the Bonapariists.
The left at the meeting to-day resolved to
introduce an amendment to the motion 10!
tta rrolon CATION of President MarMahon )
term nf office and requiring definite rtcog-
Tli-:Gr Of The republic. The extremists and
cone deputies Of the GENRE are IL favor Of
referring The motion TO the committee on
constitutional laws. The Bonaparti3ts to
dav b Id a caucus. at which they resolved
t. introduce a motion in the Assembly for a
p.ebietite on the form OF government. and
decided 70 make no alliance with tie right
G" left.
over,ures from the Right-The Demands
OF the Left.
n. Casimir PerrieT informed the depU-
ties Of the left centre at their meeting TO-
a..Lc that the right Was DESTROYS OF comm 2
% to e0I.e understanding with them il regard
10 tie proloDgation Of MaeMahon's powers
ari the granting OF dicratorial powers 20
o. government, motions Tor wE.ch would
be introduced Immediately upon the seopep-
o. q: the Assembly to-morrow.
IL reply 20 his propositions the lett centre
Deserved TO demand in the Assembly that
O. question of the organization OF ese re-
, public be Immediately placed OF the Dist ct
E.aIoiire orders.
The Bazaine Trial.
o. the Bazaine courtmartial today the
evidence given related wholly to the non
eale.p- by Marshal MacMahon or August
= o. bazaine's alleged dispatch, dateu the
0@eny-trst. The deposition Of Mac Mahon
on t@.5 point was read. The Marshal states
q r. ceivrd dIspatch from Bazaine dated
q August 10, giving an account OF the battle
Of ct. Pivot, and indicating that he still
intended marching northwari.
II Consequence Of the information depo-
cert determined to march in the dlTectt
d Eontmedy, instead of Paris; he received
o. Other dispatch from Bazalno
p, Mot, inspector of ttlegraphs, testIhed
Cat certain dispatches, which were re-
transmitted from Longwy, on the twenty
second of August, were communicated to
Oars where they apparently were stopped.
Rabass and Mics swore that they were
aespatcbed by Colonel Stotfel to obtain in
formal on concerning Bazaine; they received
a twenty-second August four dispatches,
which they forwarded to Stotiel by tele-
erapb; on returning with the original of
tae dispatches, on the twenty-hfth
O. ROthel they showed them to Colonel
Dalz.c. of MacMahon's staff, and he or
dered them to be given to Stottel, saying,
at the same time, that ne was aware of their
Gortfnts, having received them by tele- |
graph two days previously. The Duke de
@ullae cautioned the witnesses to be care
ful, ont they persisted in their story. They |
eyere confronted by Colonel Dalzac. who |
positively contradicted their statements.
In the Bazaine courtmartiai, to day, Col |
9nel Srotfel swOre he never opened or saw |
dispatches addressed to MacMahon, until |
tie Marshal had perused them. He knew |
o. Only one dispatch read f.om Rabosse |
and Macs and that stated they were una |
DIE t. obtain the information they were |
sea- fox; he did not examine the account |
0le5e hlen gave on returning to camp at /
RatLel; they never informed hiG that they |!
dad important papers.
He adluced the fact that he gave them |
% recommendation and proof that he |
dad received from them NO information.
gle declared that he shared the sentiment }
81 The whole army in regard to III. Riverier, |
6,r wSpm the only feeling was one of con-
@empv and disdain. Witness refused to re-
45act this expression at the request either |
Of the Apake D'Aumaie or counsel for the !
defense.
The president consequently caused the |
repor. OF the language used to be drawn up
for presentation to the authorities. Rabise |
and Hi were recalled. The president
called their attention 70 the discrepancies |
between their testimony Yesterday and this
evidence given to-day. Witnesses then cir
rontradicted StotfaI; they
de dared hat when they arrived IL the
camp he read their dispatches ana remarked
Shat the information they contained was
dle same which had been teegrapLed.
The government commissary read the ar
gunen: in favor OF the motion for informa-
ton which he had filed against Colonel
Stottel for making away with the dispatches.
de reserved the right to prosecute.
The court adjourned amid great excite
ar on