The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-10

pRUsslAN ATTACH ON NEW BRisfAa aBsEB AZ
ELRIcH TO RECEIVE THE CROSS or TEE LIE
6ros OF HONOR. us ~
Tours, Oct. 8.--The Prussians have; at.
tackled New Brisiah. The cannonading
was sharp, the besieged answering vigoE.
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The ACCOMPLISHMENTS of Mayence hare
chosen the Count de Paris, Gen. Trochu,
aud Bazaine, as candidates for the Constt
tutional Assembly, sts 55t4FS
Gen. Ulrich will receive the grand cross
of the Legion Of Honor.
It Is reported to-day That the Govern
ment will be obliged to quit Tours after the
election. There Ii no place here large
enough for the Constituent Assembly. 1t
Is probable the capital will be Bordeaux. Z
Some Of the Journals announce the pro-
babiiity that the election will be deferred,
BoMBARDAENT OF PARIS.
LONDON, Oct. S.--A special to the Man
chester Guardian announces that the bonn.
bardment of Paris will commence early
next week, preceded by formal summons
to surrender.
FRERBoURa, Oct. 8.-New Brisiach re-.
pfusing to surrender, the Prnssians opened
fire from eight guns. Several fires have oc-
CURED. s..
ToURs, Oct. s.-The Journals here believe
that Napoleon was the author Of the Will
helmshoe manifesto, notwithstanding Pc
tries denial. They say the denial was
prompted by the unfavorable reception Of
the document.
A letter from Paris says that "the Mo-
biles from Brittany are Christian heroes.
They are inspired with new courage. When
before "a combat, they kneel and pray and
receive the blessings Of the priests" As o
sign of the times, the writer adds " The
people do not sheer or laugh at this"
Col. Chavetti, of the Pontifical Zouayes,
calls for volunteers, and says he wishes to
form four well-disciplined corps, to be
named "Foluntaires de GUST" He says
that these Zouayes shall be the type Of de-
votion and honor. He sends to-day three
companies to the front.
News from Lyons LAY that preparations
are making for q strenuous defence.
Twelve hundred Garibaldians have ar
rived in Frunce, commanded by Trappoli,
who is to organize large force.
FRENCH SUCCESS.
Details of a battle near Pittbiviers have
been received. The Prussians lost 5000
cattle, which they had gathered from all
parts, and were ready to drive to the army
investing Paris. This success animated the
Franc tireurs, who are coming up on all
sides. ~.
VERSAILLES, Oct. 1.-The French have
maintained vigorous cannonade on the
Prussian outposts.
LONDON, Oct. 8.--Yesterday, when the
French attacked Gen. kimmer's division,
the Imperial Gtard was engaged. The
French directed several divisions against
the first and tenth Prussian corps on the
right bank of the Mosellc, where the can
linz WONG nan loco
in the tenth corps were 800, in the third
corps 100.
ADJUSTMENTS SUSPENDED IN PARIS.
Tours, Oct. s.-Paris advices state that
the Government subsidies have been with
drawn from the operas and theatres, all OF
which have been closed.
Festain LETT Lille to meet Gambetta, who
is reported to have arrived at Amiens by
balloon.
LONDON. Oct. s.-A telegram to the Times,
dated Berlin, IL A, NJ, says! Son the hills
between sevres, St. Cloud, and Bongeville,
batteries aid heavy siege guns have been
placed. The mortar battery at St. Cloud
threatened the neiehborbood of Elscienfcls'
The French reoccupy Vile Juif.
! EaSterly winds continue to aid the Prus'
sian GronautS .t
Ruskin writes that Prussia pushes her
armistice, and offer terms possible to French
homer.
Tours, Oct. S.-Gambetta is here. No
thing will be decided about the elections
until the Council meets. Tomorrow we
shall have news from Paris to the 7th
| Garibaldi is expected here tomorrow. -.
News from Charities to the eth states that
the Paris Franc tire,,rs were defeated al
Ablis. One hundred and fifty Prussian
horsemcn captured sixty Frenchmen ant
many horses.
A dispatch has been received from tho
Mayor Of Arthenay that says that 300 Franc
| tirellrs drove back force Of Prussians.