The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-23

PARIS NEWS.
LONDON, Sept. 22.-The private secretary
Of Etienne Arago, former mayor OF Pans
has been arrested as spy.
ALLEGED PRUssIAN DEFEATS.
LONDON, Sept. 22.-PrusSian defeats al
Athis and Mons are obscnrelY reported.
THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
LONDON, Sept. 22.-The Standard thi:
morning says peace negotiations arc pro
crossing hopefully at MeauN. The genera
principles are already arranged by BiSmarck
and Fayre, and the details are now under
consideration.
Another London paper saws that the only
point discussed so far is t'Who can ratifl
on the French side 7"
THE occCpAT1oN OF RoME-FULL DETAILS
FLORENCE, Sept. pa contingent oil
each division of the Italian army has occu.
pied Rome, and the remainder is camped
outside the walls.
The Papal troops laid down their arms
and detiled before the Italian soldiers, who
cheered loudly for Victor Emanuel.
The Papal Legions have gone to Clqita
Vecchia to await arrangements to transport
them to their respective homes.
The Italian loss before the walls OF Rome
was trif'ing;
The Diplomatic Corps at the Vatican an.
nounce their entire satisfaction at the ar.
rangements made for preserving order.
The people of all Italy are enthusiastic
over Italian unity. The large cities are
decorated with flags. and fireworks and
illuminations attest the general Joy.
FLORENCE, Sept. 22.-A plcbiscitum is to
he taken in Italy to decide whether Rome
shall he the capital of the kingdom.
COMMUNICATION WITH PARIS REoPENED.
LONDON, Sept. 22.-Communication be-
tween London and Paris has been re.
opened.
FREDERICK TO BE EMPEROR OF GERMANY.
LONDON, Sept. 22.-Dispatches from Ber
lin state that constitution is now prepar.
ing for the security Of German unity. =.
Herr Dclbruck is preparing the formal.
ties for proclaiming Frederick Emperor o.
Germany.
[This must be Frederick William, the
Crown Prince.
OPERATIONS OF THE PRUssIANs.
Tours, Sept. 22.-The PruSsians have cu1
the Orleans railroad, and now occupy Seve
raj points along the line. The cars rur
only to Blois.
Second Dispatch.
Tours, Sept. 22-2 Z. M.-There is no
thing definite from the situation at Paris to-
day.
There is great activity among the troops
here, and many are leaving. Hundred:
have arrived from Blois who left from feal
that the Prussians would soon enter. The
railroad service is still irregular.
4 GENERAL DISBURSEMENT OF FRANCE
PROPOSED.
LONDON, Sept. 22.-The German military
I, Nd A / MptZ
Toul, Verdun, and Strasbourg for Prussia
French Flanders for Belgium, Savoy fol
Switzerland, and Nice and Corsica for Italy
They will not submit in any way to inter
ference on the part of neutrals.
GERMAN REPRESENTATION OF THE FEELING II
ALsACE AND LORRAINE.
LONDON, Sept. 22.-The German 0ficia
Gazette, a new journal published at Hage
nau, in the department of Bas-Rhin IN al
SAGE, refers in its first number to the pro
posed incorporation Of AlSace and Lorraine
already Teutonc in politics. manners, Ian
guage, and ideas with Germany, and say:
they will only be too happy to separate from
infdel, socialistic France.
REVOLT IN THE FRENCH PROVINCES IN
ALGERIA.
ToURs. Sept. 22.-The Arab troops have
been sent back from Marseilles to suppress
a general revolt which has broken out II
Algeria.
The bronze statuary in Paris has bee,
melted into cannon.
The Prussans are menacing Orleans.
BRITISH PEACE DIPLOMACY.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 22.-A British diploma
arrived here yesterday, en- route for tn
Prussian headquarters, on an lmportan
neace mission.