New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
ROUSTAN VS.. ROCHEFORT.
STARTLING DIsCLOsUREs-THED DEFENDANT
INDICATED.
Irpou THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT TUE TRIBUSE.l !

of all those VINO were dlreclIy OF ih"H'C'N '""-
cerned in this affair has come out OF II with nSlhR
coors. He was acquitted on every point Inc jury
might. if it thought fit. have allowed the costs TO
Roustan az paItie ciriie. But that sailSlac-
ton was refused TO the French Consul
ot Tunis lie virtually was condemned,
while the Lanternicr was fully absoived.
Il wasno wonder that the vendors Of Radical news
papers cried on the Boulevard " Condcmnaion OF
NJ. Pou,tau' Buy thc Condemnation OF Eoastan and
Of his Protectors lor - cenrimes" The topHf
du Sor went a degree further. Ii Included Gam
betta's name in the list of conyicis THIS II lelt
authorized TO do by Procurator-GoneraI D1nphm'
who placed ihe Jury in Che dilemma OF either return
ing a verdict against Rocheiort or OF admit
ting the truth of his accusations brought
not only against VI. Roustan but also
AGAINST NM Chaienc l. cour. GamDeita,
the defunct Kasnrdar and Baron Lrlang'r, who
were all charged with having mad" a corner
oc,insp Tunis stocks in 1870 and 1876, aud then
mannuvred to get them upat the expense OF soldiers
lives and public money. These accusations, VI.
Duuhiu reminded the Jury, were distinctly put and
reiterated. The Procurator-Gcucr1l eald that u
Rccbeforf were ahsolycd. "astonI-hcI Europe won'd
look on at the great name Of the man who exercises
The highest influence over the dcstnes OF France NJ
home and abroad being dragged through the mud
with the sanction Of a Paris jury"
La R,pubiqne Fr0ncaisc was 80 lil-adN Used ~, ON
fine morning of the last day of the trial. 10 demand
fine condemnation Of E0chrfort. This move was
no doubt rsked TO stimulate the zeal OF the Law
officers and to make jurors feel that Gamoetia
wished Roustan 10 gam victory. Inprudcncr
could not have en- pushed further. From the
first day, Roustan was III plliory. "amhcIa
and Chaleme Lacour were placed along
with him to save him from Noilcy OF bad
eggs and spoiled apples. The writer 81 the
article did not sufficiently take INTO account the
eclipse which the popularity of the ustrIouN ora
tor lust named has undergone, ana tho tremendous
tine Of unhlic opinion which runs against the Iu-
nIsian expedition. Gamhrtta, no less than
Ronstau. and Challcmcl Lacou along with him.
came in for share OF the bad eggs. II so happened
that Gambctta was made aware of his mis-
fortune IN the snukiug-room Of the Ger
man Embassy. where lac was Yesterday even
ing NJ grand dinner given IN compliment
70 him He was -anguiuc i'm his hope that Rou'tan
would be vi.torious. when he is powerfully eN-
cited The blood PUSHES to his heart ms face becomes
very pale aIl the faculty of speech becomes mo-
mentariy paralyzcd. Thm the head becomes CON
rcsteI the iac. cmpurplcd. aud words flow
imp,tuous torrent from hi, mouth. lie was ~ high
spirits. talking to Prince liOhcunho La0ceuhurg,
nephew OF Queen Victoria and uncle OF the future
Empress Of Germany One Princes William
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