The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-11

Inc military 6plT1b ana entnusiaSW5lS tIlr
creasimg throughout Paris. Z. a9z g -
Large crowds Of people are assembled 1a
various portions q the city, but the utn mo
Able Buiron. chaplain of MaeMahon's
CORPS, was killed, In the battle OF W oertb
while helping the wounded. i 4 ss,fss:.. +
The correspondent Of the U,areTs, who
went to the front, is missing. ~ 80. ~
4 Edmond About, correspo ndent, OF Lore,
has been heard from, and is supposed to be
safe. .---..-...---4--! -
! The ladies of Paris have issued an address
| In which they make stirring appeals ito all
| for aid to the society for the wounded.
| Contrary TO all previous reports received
There fParis) it fsnow stated that the Prince
| Imperial is still at Metz. II sET...s5{is !.
| JNote.-A London dispatch expiainsthe
whereabouts of the Prince, which of course
IL NOT permitted to be known in Paris 2,
| After the adjournment; of; the Corps Lee
gislatif Yesterday, the crowd, whose; feel
sings had been wrought up to pitch Of
fury, went to the residence Of Glanlerfde
Cassagnac and made threatening dem0n-
strations., Cassagnac, being warned of
danger, fed to the house Of his son, and the
| mob, not finding their intended victim, dis
persed. a5- ~.
lie Pays, Cassagnac's journal, to-day de-
nounces Republicans as allies of Prussia.
Paul de Casagnac publishes letter to
the Project Of Police stating that 81. Lis
! sagany, who was condemned to twelve
months imprisonment, and who fed to
| Brussels to escape, punishment, has re
turned to Paris, and last night was at the
head Of the mob which wanted to hang his
father, Granier de Cassagnac. Z ga E-g
Official dispatches from Metz, timed at
$50 a. M, says "This morning the En-
peror has gone to visit the environments Of
the army ~ .: -. s.,.4-,ss y
General Changarnier has been placed on
1.-THE, general staff, and. his presence has an
teXcellent effect. - :. - III ,.-,.r..
j LONDON. August 10--Paris kilograms Of
Tuesday afternoon and night, now coming
I in, do not change the aspect Of affairs. tt
seems true that the Emperor, when solicit
ted to return to Paris, replied that he would
return dead or victorious. Houses, trees,
and all other distractions within five thou
sand yards Of the Notifications Of Metz,
have been destroyed. 10
| ,Patr1e, describing the scenes in the Corps
| Legislatif yesterday, says when Olivier at
tempted to speak the second time the depu-
l ties of the Left rushed upon him, and would
have murdered him had not the members
of the Right promptly interposed. ~ /.
PARIs, August 10-After the session Of
the Corps Legislatif yesterday evening the
deputies were unable to pass through the
port Concorde because of the great crowd
on the Place de La Concorde. a
N. Ollivier,liyed at his private residence
during the last three days instead of occu-
pying his usual palace. The Princess Chic
tide and children returned from Mellow to
Paris. AL correspondents of Paris Journals,
for whose safety fears have been enter
tanned, have arrived from the frontier eX- *
Il M KoI nfn 1s,Tn5o yvhn &c Gill
missing. - f.t,tE.3 4 l..b go
The Senate will resssemble to-day at 8
o'clock A. M. to vote on the proposition
made yesterday in the Corps Legislatif, and
will discuss progress for the safety OF the
State. Deputy Keratery proposes the cali
ing out under arms, and to be ready to take
the field at moments notice, all unmar-
ried men of the military classes of 1858, '59,
go, 81, ,62, and 'G3. .#gf.<
| TUMULT IN PARIS.
PARIS, August 10.-Ten thousand per-
sons gathered to-day about the Corps Legls,-
latif. Soldiers appearing, the crowd shouted
g To the front To the front ]" There was
no disorder among the populace. The
troops were arranged around the hall. q
squadron of cavalry was also saluted with
the cry "To the front - The cavalry
broke into trot, and the crowd quietly
dispersed. ~ 1
----- FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
PARIS, August 10.-No report OF hghans
at the front. -.----
Marshal Bazaine, making "a reconnois-
ance with cavalry from Metz, drove IN the
| Prussian outpOsts. ..zEl},s 80 &
The. Bank of France has increased itsrate
! of discount to CT. Toe. - u s.t'sss
FROM THE FRENCH HEADQUARTERS.
| METZ, August 1O:-On yesterday General
| Changarnier was closeted with the Empe-
ror. and afterwards with the artillery ofti-
| GERS. The Emperor subsequently visited
| Marshal BaZainc at his headquarters In
response to the suggestion that he, should
| return to Paris, Napoleon said he would
| return victorious or dead. 80
NO NAVAL BATTLES YET.
BERLIN, August 10.-All rumors oil naval
| battles are false.
THE FRENCH LEGISLATIVE G9RPS.
LONDON. August ia vote of want OF
| c9hnuence in the Ministry was passed by
| the Corps Legislatif in Paris, and its sittlngs
SUSPENDED. 1t is stated that Count Montal-
ban has been called from the new Ministry.
Nothing has been received here by mail or
| telegraph from France since $3.50 /. III.
yesterday. ~
LONDON, August 1o,-The Prussians are
organizing q volunteer system and a naFal
| force. az
1t is rumored that the Prince Imperial
will be at the French Embassy to-morroW.
Other reports assert that he is already
| there. -
LONDON, August 1O.-A dispatch from
Hong Kong says that on the 2lst July the
French. Consulate at Canton was attacked
| by the Rabble and the Consul captured.
He sought protection under the British
| flag. =
LONDON, August 10.-The Prince 1mpe-
rial has arrived here with the Emperor's
confidential agent and Eugene 8 jewels.
" Washington News.
WASHINGTON, August 10.-Rear Admiral
| S. P. Lee succeeds Admiral Poor in CON-
mand of the North Atlantic feet. S%5Ts
Attorney General Alderman has addressed
letter to certain Republicans. in Georgia
who have requested his views on the sub
Iject of an election in that State. He de-
clines to give construction of the act of
Congress relating to Georgia but on the
assumed ground that the question is for the
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