The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-12
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
NORTH GERMAN UNITY.


LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Liberals in con-
yention at Stuttgardt, yesterday, adopted
resolutions in favor Of the union Of Ger
many, with common legislation, united
army, and diplomatic representation in
common. p
RUSSIA PRACTICALLY DISPOSED.
LONDON, Oct. 11.-Russa denies all re-
ports that she is making unusual military
preparations. The entire press declare
that the Government courts peace.
DENMARK ON THE SITUATION.
CoPEsHAGEN, Oct. 11-During the debate
on the budget in Tolkthing to-day the
Ministry declines to make any deduction in
the army estimates until the result of the
war between France &pd Prussia is better
known.
THE SPANISH PEOPLE sYMPATHIzE WITH TIE
FRENCH REPUBLIC. -
MADRID, Oct. 11.-Senor Castillo, in ad-
dressing the French delegation, affirmed
that the sympathy of the Spanish people
was decidedly with the French Republic.
MISCELLANEOUS WAR NEWS.
Tours, Oct. 1.-THE scene of the battle
at Artemy, yesterday, is distant only three
hours ride by railroad.
The people are indignant that the Fif-
tenth corps was not reinforced from posts
here.
Gen. BomIaki has been summoned here
to answer the charge Of leaving his post to
visit England. "a
Count de Palikao offers his services to
France.
LONDON, Oct. 11.-Five French iron-clads
passed Dover to. day going eastward.
Garibaldi advises the people Of Nice and
Savoy to discontinue agitations at pre-
sent, as it only embarrasses the French
strug ge against Prussia.
Tours, Oct. u.-Another body of Prus-
sian prisoners arrived To-day.
Gambetta' balloon brought 80, 900 letters.
The Prussians shoot all Franc-TireurS
they capture. This is one reason why the
Tireurs carry the black flag.
The papers announce the death of Frede-
rick Charles.
1t requires large force TO protect the
Prussian prisoners from the indignation OF
the people.
LONDON. Oct. ia detachment Of the
army OF the Crown Prince defeated 4 pOr-
! ton Of the army of the Loir near Orleans,
Yesterday, taking Goo priconcI, and tlrcc
| gums. The French fled in disorder.
The Prussians have abandoned the pur.
pose of shooting the town officers OF Abils,
| in consequence Of the threat OF the French
TO SnOol i'll cqual uuDupci VI AuSSi"h Ia L
| SOnerS.
The Prllssians were repulsed second
| time ut CheriZy yesterday, but they rallied,
| captured, and burned the town.
| The French say the Prussians have
| burned several villages In the plains of Der.
nice. ,
The clerical party in France, especially
| in Brittany and La Vende, refused to fight
under Garibaldi.
Ten thousand; National Guards, under
| Gustaye Flourens, demand chassepOts, and
| that change be made in the practice Of
opposing OH every battlefield one French
man to three Prussians. The answer of thu
Government was uufav 0rable, and Flouren
resigned.
Among the documents found in the Tuil
| leries is deed dated Immediately prior Il
! the marriage of NapoleondYith Eugene, II
which nearly 6,0O0,O00f. afe settled by th'
Emperor on Miss Howard and her son
Count de Beauregard.
The Germans are closing Cd ThionVlllc.
Beif has been largely reinforced, and /
receiving siege guns from Strasbourg.
The King Of SaXoDy has instituted new
order-that Of st. Henry-solely to homo
the King of Prussia. The new decoration
4 was delivered on the 9th inst. to King WI
| liam, who, in response to the honor, com
plimented the Saxon troops for their gal
lantry.
pool in large quantities, it IS supposed, 10
France.
AT last accounts from Laon of yester
DAVIS battle at Artemy, near lOrleans, tn
Prussian cavalry were in close pursuit
the French troops.