The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-03
the infallibility dogma. The Faculty ut
Triburgen, Wurtemburg, is In accord with

the bishops.
FRENCH ACCOUNTS. - ~
| PARIS, September General Ulriel
commanding at Strasbourg, says that tort
ress can and will hold out.
The Notifications at Paris are mined Will
powder, and, should matters reach the
worst, can be exploded at q moments no
tice.
The Prussians lose heavily from sickness
caused by privations.
Positive news is received that Mac Mahor
and Bazalne have communicated.
Sharpshooters. with custom-house Off.
GERS, crossed the Rhine few miles be-
low Strasbourg, and captured five large
boats containing valuable property.
| The journals all published letters cor
roborating French successes, but say the
Prussians are SO numerous that the battles
must be renewed on vast scale. Both
armies have received heavy reinforce
! ments.
It is asserted that the King of Prussia is
insane, and has been taken to Berlin.
1t is reported that q large French army
under General Douay has entered Baden.
| 1t is stated that more combatants have
been enabled to leave Strasbourg by the re-
Gently discovered subterrean passages.
Calais and st. Pierre are to be put in a
state of defence.
PARIS, September 2-Euenang. There
are uncertain and contradictory reports re-
garding army movements and the recent
battles. Count Palikao, in the Corps Legis-
latif, to-day declared himself without Off
cial news from MarshalS Bazaine or Mac
Mahon, and said he had no communication
to make. At the Bourse, and in all circles,
fears are expressed that the French are
outnumbered but adyices UlG Belgium
represent MacMahon as successful, and b.
zaine as fully supplied with provisions.
GREAT BRITAIN.
DUBLIN, September 2.-There was great
meeting yesterday evening in favor of the
restoration of the seal of local government
to Ireland.
PRUssIAN TACTICs-GALLANTRY OF THE
LANDwEHR.
LONDON, September 1.-The Times says
that the Prussians, finding their enemies
still strong in numbers, are obliged to re-
main near the fortified towns to watch them.
Prince Frederick Charles yesterday thanked
the troops On the battlefield for their gal
lantry. The fourth army corps, composed
of Landwehr, has already distinguished it.
self.
TONE OF THE PARTISAN PRESS.
LONDON, September 2.-The Paris papers
notice angrily the Prussian victories as
shown in London stocks; and that the
Crown Prince Of Italy and his Wife con-
graduate Prussia. .
RECALL OF EXILEs TO SPAIN.
MADRID, September 2.-There are few
Carlists in the country, and no trouble is
unprecedented.
Canary Islands have been recalled.
THE DEFENCEs OF PARIS.
PARIS, September 2.--The Monde says
that five well.trained gunners have been as
signed to each of the three thousand guns
on the Notifications. Ample ammunition
has also been provided.
THE BANK RATE.
LONDON, September 2.-The Illness mo-
ney article thinks the reduction OF the bank
rate would be safe in open market, and f.
vors the idea.
MORE FIGHTING REPORTED.
PARIS, September at is believed there
has been fighting all day to-day. Orion
dispatches, dated yesterday, say the fort
resses of Mezicrcs and Sedan will occupy
the attention of Il large force of PruSsanS
if an attempt is made to besiege them.
CRITICISM OF THE PRUssIAN PRESS.
The Journals call attention to the fact
that the Prussans say much of the battle
of the S0th, when General Failley was re-
pulsed, but make little mention of the bat
tie of the 31st, when Mac Mahon repulsed
their left and centre.
The Prince Imperial is expected at Nam
benange from Anesmes.
A fleet of gunboats going up the Seine
was cheered by an excited crowd rs it
passed.
FRENCH TROOPS REFUGEES.
LONDON, September "A body of 1900
French infantry and 800 cavalry, with two
cannon, camp equipage, and other mate
rial. refugeed into Belgium. Some wound
ed PrusSians. who also fled to Belgium,
have been taken to Burgess, where they are
carfully attended to.
DETERMINATION OF THE GERMANS TO
PROSECUTE TIE WAR.
LEIPsIc, September 2.-The corporation
of this city, commercial and other civil Or
eanizationS, have RENTED an address to
the King of Prussia, as the Chief of the
German Confederation, urging him to re-
iect overtures of mediation, and to prose-
cute the war until permanent peace has
been secured. Similar addresses have been
adopted, and will be presented to the King
of SaXony.
pREsERv ALTON OF THE BALANCE OF POWER IN
EUROPE.
LONDON, September 1.-The Examiner
SAYS that the mad policy of 1914 towards
France-the policy of partition and repres-
sion-is intended. The safety of Europe
demands that France be guaranteed against
dishonor and dismemberment, and hopes
the Gar will interpOse to preserve the ba-
lance of power.
REPORTED GREAT BATTLE AT ARGoN.
LONDON, September 1.-The Paris cor
respondent of the Globe vouches for The
truth of the following: GA gigantic battle
has been progressing since wednesday
morning near the forest OF Argon."
NAPOLEON CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS.
PARIS, September 2.-The following
reached the Empress from the Emperor
Thursday afternoon: Cali goes wonder
fully well, and our plans all succeed" This
obtains some color from q telegram from
Bouillon already sent, and is uncontra-
dicted by the Prussian narrative, which
does not reach so late date.
FRENCH sUcCEss-NAPoLEoN's PROPERTY
STORED IN LONDON.
LONDON. September 1.-THE correspOn-
dent of the Standard at Sedan is positive CT
French successes. There is some reason 10
fear that both contestants compete III the
Justification of news by civilian observers.
The Journal of this city asserts that six
teen boxes of property belonging to the
Emperor Napoleon have been received and
stored in this city.
THE LATEST.
WASHINGTON, September 2.-There is no.
thing definite from the seat Of war beyond
what has already been sent. nsThe tone OF
the French dispatches is rather apprehen-
sive, but those from Prussian sources are
not boastful.
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