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Basis ofthe Proposed Restoration Of
.bs.tscS q Monarchy. .1. fura
PARIsS Oct r8-The Paris Journal,
monarchical newspaper, says proposal
for the restoration ot o monarchy on the
basis Of the charter Of 1874 IN modified
form, willbespresented in the Assembly
on the opening day otthe session. j. .iA'I
MoNARcH1cAL GARNET AGREED ON. Z
PARIS, October 8-At q Meeting OF the
Deputies otithe Right odsy, the follow.
Ing Cabinet was decided upon, in the
event Of the change Of government at
the opening of the Assembly: Due De
Gases, Minister Of Foreign Affairs; NJ.
Bocher, Minister Of Interior; N. De Ches.
nelong, Minister OF Finances; M. De
Peyere, Minister Of Justice; N. Grivart,
Minister of Public Works; n Du Peyson;
Minister Of, Commerce; N. Des Girardin,
Minister OF Public Instructions; the Mar.
quis De Montaignac, Minister Of Marine,
Gen. Changarnier, Minister Of War Z :
THE TRIAL on atlRsHAI BAzA1NE. g
VERSAILLES, Oct. 1.-THE trial OF Mar
shal Bazsine by court martial opened at
noon to-day In the Palace Of lTrianon.
Duke d'Aumale presided. Among the
witnesses present were Marshals Canro-;
bert and Lebauef and Generals Frossardt J
Bourbaki and Changarnieri When the
iormalities attending the opening Of the
court had been completed, brief recess
was taken, after which, by order of the
President, Q statement Of the public ser,
vices Of MsrahaE Bszaine was read It
comprised q: history o! his military career
from the beginning and tecounted the
distinctions which have, been conferred
upon him and the wounds he had receiv!
ed The report Of the Committee ol
Inquiry on the capitulation Of Metz
was next presented and read. This
was followed by the reading Of the
indictment 10 which, the Marshal listen
ed attentively, but without emotion. NJ.
River then submitted his report; 1t re.
views the. plans Of the campaign propos,
ed BY the defendant, and gives sketch
of the battle Of Forbach, In which great
stress Is laid on Bazine's responsibility for
the result, because he neglected togo TO
General Froesard's 8 assistance. In regard
to Bazine's conduct at Metz, NJ. ,Riyier
takes the ground that the Marshal was at
no time really desirous Of leaving the
place. After hearing RIVERS report, the
court adjourned until L. morrow =.
90 THE BAzA1NE COURT, MARTIAL. 81.
PARIS, Oct 6-The court martial be-
fore, which Marshal Bszsine Is now being
tried sits ID the audience chamber Of the
grand ,Frianon atcVersailles. The scene
at the opening to-day wasT remarkable.
Nearly all tho witnesses who had been
were present. and thescourt
room was filled with the most distinguish.
ed of france. Besides those previously re.
ported NJ. Tayre and Regnier were in
The calling Of their names
as witnesses caused Q sensation.
Marshal, Bazains appeared In full
uniform, as Marshal Of France, with rib!
bon and grand cross Of the legion olhonor
on his breast. He took his seat In an
arm chair by the side of his counsel and
was cotirteously addressed by the Presi;
dent OF the Court as Monsieur LIE
Mareschsl" throughout the proceedings.
The defense is conducted by MN. Lach.
and & Son, eminent advocates, and Col,
Villette. 1'''' ert ~. g = ~,
The attendance Of spectators was not
large, and the space reserved was ut no
time completely occupied. Itis expected
that the next ten days will be devoted to
the reading Of thepapers connected with
the Indictment. n Gambetta, Schneider,
Rouher, and Gen. T. L'Admirault were slso
present as witnesses. fJs
PARIS, Oct 8.-Sir Samuel and Lady
Baker have arrived here. 8, 1@r . II
The Duke De Broglie, at q banqaet
given in his honor tonight, declared EN-.
phatically that q revival Of clerical dom.
ination In France was impossible,