THE DREYFUS TANGLE.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 11121, 13 January 1899, Page 3

THE DREYFUS TANGLE.

] CASE TRANSFERRED FROM COURT OF CASSATION. Eeceived January 12, 9.10 ;i.m. ] Paris, January 10. i Owing to the sudden retirement of M. < Beaurepaire, who was a member of' the ] civil section of the Court of Cassation, the revision of the Dreyfus case is at present being proceeded with by the Judges of the criminal section alone. An agitation is on foot having for its j object the transference of the case to a i tribunal composed of the Judges of all 1 lections of the Court sitting together. ' An election by ballot of a successor fco i M. Beaurepaire has taken place, and j resulted in the appointment of M. i D'Eaupre". * THE JUDGES ACCUSED OF BIAS. ] "TITTLE TATTLE." BOURSE FIRMER. Beceived January 13, 1 a.m. < Paris, January 12. M. Beaurepaire accuses the Judges of ' the Court of Cassation of entering on the Dreyfus inquiry with their minds biassed in favor of the prisoner. Tfae French newspapers condemn the revelations as trivial, and regard it as ridiculous to place reliance on tho tittle tattle of the Court ushers. The Cabinet has directed 11. Mazeaui President of the Court, to inquire into the allegations. The Paris Bourse displays a stronger tone.