The surrender of the Bazan Corps also signaled the withdrawal of France's last elite troops from the battlefield, perhaps Bazan would have the chance to meet MacMahon in the camp of captives.
The furious Parisians headed straight for the government office, demanding the officials to arrest Bazan and his group of traitors and send them to the guillotine in Paris.
The newly appointed President Trochu immediately dispatched soldiers to suppress the revolt. As the situation became increasingly unfavorable, these unruly people had long reached a point where they held no regard for the government.
Paris was currently beset by internal and external troubles. The garrison not only had to attempt a breakthrough but also severely punish the mobs.
Now, Paris could only hope for the new army from the South to come and relieve the siege, but they had suffered repeated defeats in the battles against the Prussian Army.
