, 1873-10-31
The French Republicans Exceed.
ingly Jubilant.
A Manifesto from President MachTahon
to the Army. .
TX Spanish, Ingurgents
Drowned.
Alarming Illness, Of the Empress Of
Austria.
FRANCE.

PARIS, Oot 90.-pre8ident MncMalon hAB H.
sued m order Of the day to tho army, in which
ho alludcs with severity to tho insubordinato
conduct Of Gen. Dollamarro. aud appeals to tho
patriotism Of the soldiers to maintain discipline.
and support tho 1awB.
LETTER FROM THE COUNT DE ouAS1BonD
PAn1s,, Oct. 30.-Count De Chambord has
written letter to N. Do Chosnitong, ono Of tho
delegation from tho Right which recently waited
on him. Tho Count says miaapprohonstonB havo
ariHon tending to obscure hfs policy, which is aB
olear al day. he owes tho whole truth to the
country. He is paked to sacrifice his honor.
Ho omphatically declares that he rotracta moth
ing. curtails nothing OF his previous declarations.
Tho claims :of yesterday foroshadow those to bo
exocted Tomorrow He cannot tnaugurato
re.ss ssens Hs s'ss eperrSyeay sy IN ress, ass G d
rolinauish tho white aag,': Ho Indignantly
tue inBinnation TINT ho mistrusts tho vnlor Of
tho soldiers. On tho contrary, ho Boeks to con-
ido to them all ho holds dear. He ignores mono
have great work to accomplish. which I am
ready to undertake at any momont This is why,
! wish to remain entirely az 1 am. We1o I on
fecblod to-day, I would be powerless to-mor-
Of society and enorgetio insurance OF law, or
dor, and property. Especially should NO not
fear to employ force In the service Of order and
Justice. Conditions and guarantees arc spoken
u. HoIe any required py tno Coufk OF IArla,
who came to mo spontaneously at tho dictates Of
patriotism 1Proaorved intact our traditions
and liberties, and havo tho right to reckon on
equal confidence"
Tho letter concludes as follows: 'My person.
ality is nothing. Principle il everything. Franco
will SEQ m end to hor troubles when she UNDER
stands this. am tho necessary pilot alone
capable Of guiding her into port, because hayyc
mission Of authority. France cannot perish,
because Christ still loves her."
A h0NADCHIGAT, aET.HAGT.
PAn1s, Oct. 30.-A mccting OF tho noyalist
Committee was held to-tlay, at which MN.
p3ecazoy. d'AudiflEet, DoA1arey, and DeChosni.
received from the Count doe e ckambord., request
b, published. in. JUL: All agreed thafs
| tho letter was fatal to tho hopes
| Ameoting OF tho Deputies OF tho Left Centre
| WAS hold this evening, II. Icon Lay presiding.
| A resolution was adopted declaring that the
aa or eyng up s b
/ PANS, Oct. 80.-M. Do Ohesnilong received
the letter Of Count Do Clambord on Sunday last.
10 wrote to him repeatedly urging him to modify
! publication verbatim.
The Gazette dcs TtT6unaur reports that &C.
| crot society at Autuu had formed plot to siozo
| q niece Of President Mac31alon and hold her rs
l
have been made Of partios implicated in the
conspiracy.
OFFICERS ORDERED HOME.
LONDON, Oct. 3l-5 a. ma special dispatcIl
from BrusBels to the Daily Telegraph says all
tho Fronch officers who were thoro On furlough
have loft for France. under orders to rejoin
their regiments
TIKI BAzA1NE CouRT-sIAnT1AL.
In the Bazaino court-martial, to-day, a woman
/ named Imbort testified that she carried three
| dispatches from Mctz to Thionvillo on tho 21st
| of August.
The President Of the court complimonted tho
| witness on her courage and patriotism.
Maj. Lagosse deposod that Con. Duorot in-
| trusted him with dispatch from Marshal b.
zaino, stetiug that 3facAlahou. with 120, 600
men would arrive ut 6tenay on Aug. 81,
and requesting Bazaino to march as soon aB he
heard the first cannon. Upon tho arrival of La
| gosBe at Thionville, Gen. Yurnior, Con,mandant
Of the town, made thrco copies Of tho dispatch,
and promised to forward thom to Motz.
Gen. TURNER was next called. He betrayed
much confusion Of mind while giving his testi-
mony. He said he had no recollection Of tho
particular dispatch spoken Of by the last wit
ness, but believed he forwarded It. He did not
| know whether it roached Metz. He remember
| ed forwarding copies OF dispatch from Mac
Mahon to Bazafne on tho 9th OF August, By
three nlesseugors. Two OF these messengers,
he know, reached Bazaines headquarters, and
one Of them vas Flahaut, who was examined yes
| terdRy.