Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-13
The SaXa::ie COURT.

VERSAILLES. Oct. ll.-Iha Ssi,n r. j..
l'aZaihc rourt-lnar,a was r>umr! at aron
q clock this ln0rnlnE. Several uycumrpt. sul
! lHitteu by The pros. cutn were read. thc mo-.
important ct "hcii vas oEc S..uWi y ti,, p,
Zline was rc>po.sbi, Ter the delay II, ,L.. Ln.
banding # Erovi,ipS III iintz rs t,rp;rr. n, -
infDrn his "iiicers OF fhr >i!ua'i.n. thus nr.O
venting theui from taking the i.cce,,,, T. ,r,,
cau'ion 10 provide agal i scarcity:
Rvicrss rep ri was then. taken ~. .nd :.
reading concluded.
NJ Rivere says, in rcIiEQushi:g ,hier cor,
nland OF the army the mpcfor gayr his lss, ~.
der to Bazanc, which WAS t. retreat to Cbnl,,.
Thousa this dr. was Repeatedly Insisted
uron, BaZsiEe aimed t. escape he Eu,rrnr
control. He deceived the Emperor. ani j.,
causing n he did - his l,,i>c intcrm4tinr -,
advance toward MobtUicdy. greatly s!arr,; ~.
respul.> b.lity for the disaster at Set.a" Au,;.,
to the ncg,.i;ii9:$ bct~cca kegnicr and b.,
z.tire, the report Gays Baztnc on ut FEVER :,
nave listened to 4 stranger who was without ere.
! d4rti.S. 1t WAS his (BaZ..lne } duty u ,gt.
or i u:ae 10 Go 50, t. hgra>, the el!c!!!y by -.
reated Soti'.s. anu thus obtain prov!sirE.s b.
zaines army Was The un IS hep, of the !a,j n.
while ii existed nothing c ud be lost.
| Baznlnc WAS %nxi US ab Il: the form 0. GOV
ernment; uut thc Empress, wn"n grating
| farewell audience to General Bourb.E a5vi
! II
in the cause of he nation, rel ctiry H..
convention. tht. fist condition If which W., ,.
| rcn. b'rmrnt ri the territory Of tie cou"trv
Tin ilc conclusion o! the re ding of the r"p.r..
| the Cour Was ..d;ournci Tor the day.
| Sev cral Objects who were cen$urcd III ~ r.
verc's repYr. have announced heir Intention Of
| demanding court martial.
Rvicrc's report against B>ztinc sag: "El,v-
en- thousand soldiers Of the army who su.rerG e.
| cd III Metz died wh!ie prisoners in GERMANY l.
would have been reterublc and more glorious
| II Those lives nd been lost in rite from the
city. The hunr .. the sr!uy i syrb ,.Izrd in il,
flag. Baz;.ne Instead Of Ie=troj i:tg those :! ..
and thereby lcSsaIng the huniin. =. Of thrSlr-
render, dellvcrc,! them t. :ne enemy. The Ne.
cused held no review, and never visited the ALL
but.nces.
The Luke y iumale, President. Of the cou~:
marta j, yesterday ordered B ztnc+ juslllica.lo-
~ memoir 10 be ccuI. |! deals briefly with only
The chief points .! The Indictment rcIatvs event.
and leaves charges Unanswered: holds the lieu
tenants rcsprn>i bic for the bad execution nt'
movements ordered regrets that they have nos
turned against him. and c.,nclude: with the state
meht t:at events were stronger than the Writer,
VII Sc coEsC!cnc? reproAch : Iiui with lu.nlng.
The President directed the prisoner /, riseant
rclnala standing during the req ling OF the hcad>
Of the indictment
The Marshall exhibited deep emotion when
the part was reached wherein ne il accused IL
not dpng eVe'y.hing prescribed By duty and
honor.
TIE New Turkish MINISTER = Arts, arcIi
Bey, the ncw Turkish Master, Isl lnan Of 10
be faulty in t'uli~'autiuopr Ills appearance
is striking H., is abuu; five .cet six pclc> in
height, Of medium CT rather slender bnIl4
lis hair is dark, with a slight tingc q! gray,
but his heavy clark brown mu>tachc Is t,vv
from the trost> Of age lie is 81 yc"r> DID,
His face i: rather iul ard hi> pr"lu.irn.
broaily-r otcd nose ana bright hazrIc eyes max
the nan Of superior intelligence. In hi man-
ncrs he is digu!iod, cyrr;iy, aud exceedingly
pleasant. H. >Ieak> Fr. ncI with ,Xlui>rcy
correct pronunciation, but English somewhat
impc:ftctiy.
Eight jurors lave been obtained in thu Stokes
case.