The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-14

The people here are Impressed lid hsvor OF
the American Government, and anxious to
testify their gratitude throt1gh' Minister
Washburne for the prompt recognition OF
the Republic.
At Marseilles yesterdayan imposing de-
monstration took place in honor OF the
United States. Twenty thousand persons
before the American consulate.
Esquiros presented an address to the Con-
sui; speeches were made, and the bands
played the French and American national
airs. .i ii
THE WHEREABOUTS OF THE PEUssIANs-
CHANCEs FOR q DEFENCE OF PARIS,
LONDON. September Accommodation
between Brussels and Paris is open Uia
Donai and Querrain.
The Prussians are at Provins, In the De-
partment of the Seine. They were at
Marine or Monday noon, and also at Laval
Tracy and Carlefont, in the Department of
Disc.
The chances for the successful defence Of
Paris are thought to be increasing hourly.
ALLEGED AMERICAN NTERT ENT1oN.
BRUSSELS, September 13.-The Endepen-
dence Beige says the policy Of the Ameri-
can Government occasions no surprise,
and Bismarck. It is denied, however, at
Berlin that Bancroft has made an represen-
tation in favor of mediation.
ANOTHER RUSSIAN sEoT AT TIL FRENCH
REPUBLIC. y.
ST. PETERSBURG, September 13.-The
Journal de st. Petersburg (oficiaD, discus
sing NJ. Thiers's mission to the Courts of
Europe, hopes that he will carry home o
conviction favorable to peace. He must
sacrifice many prejudices and absolete ideas.
He will then set France 4 great example,
and make his own influence more powerful
than ever. |
OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION TIA FRANCE IS TO
BE DISMEMBERED. |
MUNICH, September 13.-Prussia has for
mally notified Bavaria of her intention to
annex q portion of France as a military
frontier. |
THE ITALIAN TROOPS IN II PAPAL STATES. |
New YORK, September ia special to |
the Tribune dated Florence, to-day, says
General Cardova commands the troops on
the Roman frontier. He proclaims to the !
Roman people that he brings peace, not |
war, and that the independence of THE Holy |
See shall be inyiolate. The troops are |
marching towards Rome, and are received |
enthusiastically. The garrison at Montef- |
clone withdrew before the Italian advance |
without resistance.
EFFECT OF THE SLOW AMERICAN A
ARRANGEMENT.
LONDON, September 13.-Owing to the
unsatisfactory mail arrangements with
America, bills from America are constantly |
protested. Letters of advice coming by |
steamers arrive too late. |
THE LOST TOBACCO SHIP. |
LONDON, September 13.-The ship |
wrecked on the Goodwin Sands is still I'M
identified. The letter so" was seen on a
piece of her stern. The tobacco casks are |
marked with the letter "G" in diamond, |
with the letter "H" underneath. She was
evidently from an American port.
" CHINA PREPARING FOR WAR.
LONDON, September 13.-China advices |
uiG Russia are unfavorable. The Chinese
are preparing for war. Further outrages
have been committed on the Christian mis-
sionaries.
FOREIGN ~MIsCELLANY-BY CABLE.
Paris is greatly excited over the rumored
American mediation.
Demallaret, the French Ambassador to
Italy, has been recalled.
The American Consul at Hayre was yes
terday saluted enthusiastically.
There is again a umo in Paris that Rus
STA will propose a Congress to settle terms
of peace, and that her opposition to the
di,membermen Of France is decided.
The main body of the Prussian army was
tWenty-eight miles from Paris, according to
Partisan accounts, on Monday afternoon.