New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12
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Paris, October 1.-THE German atrHseie
ties have refused the Duke si'AumaIe peg
mission 10 visit the battlefield ia J.CrraiR.
a DcninI.
deHia' ~ given to the report Of III. 81
ure of Prince Napoleons photographs
Address Of the Municipal Council OF Paris,
Twenty-sevsn members of the municipaf
council OF Paris have published an address,
il which they declare that the Assembly,
has no right TO ALLEVIATE the asonal sOveS.
eighty. They affirm that a majority of the
people reject the claim of the Count de
ChambOrd to the throne of France, and re-
quest the deputies from the department Of
the Seine to declare frankly how shey pre-
pose 70 vote when the question Of chanc~
IN the government - brought ug in the hes
seu.bly.
TvInf o. Baznines
1 pARIs, October Il.-Among .iis soc.s-
ments read at the trial Of Bazane $o-dav,
was one showing that there were Il, 900, ,OOr
cartrld ge. !s the arsenal of Metz, OF which
only 100000 had been used when tho
place capitulated, and that when Bszsins
said he had no ammunition, the fact was
he had no intention of lighting.
Among the spectators at the rOrsrmarts..
Of Bazaine to-day were many Anne ricans.
The reading of the reply of the defense
te NJ. Eivieres report will begiS next Mos.
day, and probably Last Until abe snidd.e 81
the week.
There - . acImor here fh a. Basor ScAoety-:
has been arrested, but 81 .s Thought DSe-
mature.
Primes frederick Charles ana ether .ier
man officers viii not appear before thecourl
as witnesses TOR Bazaine unless his coUass:
declare their testimony indispensable.
SEEsAILLEs, October 1.-THE session ~
the BazaIne cOurtmartial was resumed az
eleven O'Clock this morning. Several dOcu-
,nents, submitted by the prosecution,
were read, the most important of which
was one showing that Bazaine was respon-
sibe for the delay in the outstanding of
provisions in Metz, by his neglecting to in
form his officers of the situation, thus pre-
venting them from taking the necessary
precautOn to provide against scarcitye
RIviere's report was then taken up, and its
reading concluded. NJ Rviere says, in rec
lInqH;shing the chief command Of the arrny..
the Emperor gave bis last order to Bazaine,
which wa. 20 retreat to ChaIsns. Though
this order was repeatedly insisted upon
Bazane aimed to escape the Emperors cone
trSl. He deceived the Emperor, and ia
causing, as he did. by his false information.
an advance toward Montmerly, greatIs
shared she responsibility for the dis.
aste' 81 Sedan, Abiding to the negotie
ations Between Requier and Bazine,
the report Gays, Bazaine never ought
to have listened to a stranger who waa
without credentials. 1t was his CBazanes)
duty to fight, or, if unable to do so, to ha
ras' the enemy by repeated eortes, and
thus obtain provisions. Eazaine's army
va, the Only hope of the nation; while it OK
ste6 Ho:hin: could Se lost; EAaine wss
inXlHus about the form o! gOssrna!ent. Bus
he Empress, vbes grant;r. . farswe!s
audience % General Hosrbaki. advised
. lra 70 proceed 90 Tours and C.!es his sword
n the cause o! che nation. rejecting she
III. frat condition os which was
he e.iixmembermcnt ~ .hs ce:ritosy Ns the
,ouE.ry ga .he conclusion, o. tss seadihs
he court was adjourned tor che .iar Ses-
,cai officers wfls were ceEsurs,: iG EiTsro's
.eport have announced the.: i:teaeiss as
ieu.aIcipx eoGrtmareis..