The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-28
WHAT FRANCE WILL OFFER TIE CAN
Napoleon Intriguing for Another Coup
de Etat.
&C., &c., &c.
NOON DISPATCHES.

NOON DISPATCHES.
THE TERMS OF THE PRUssIANs FOR AN ARMS
TICE.
LONDON, Sept. 27.-On Sunday last the
French still believed that it was Fort du
Mont Valerien that the PrllssianS de-
handed as condition for an armistice.
IN. ms accogHatsaf for .thf, eFts tenErtuet.
METZ AND sTRAsBOURG-THE PRUsSIAN
HEADQUARTERS.
LONDON, Sept. Fit is now said that
BaZaine has never offered to surrender
Metz to the Prussians.
BERLIN, Sept. 2I.-A breach broad enough
to warrant an assault has been made ut
Strasbourg.
The Official Gazette says that whatever
the Prussian plans may be the restoration
of the Bonapartes is not among them.
FERRIEREs, Sept. 27.-King William appa-
rently intends retaining his headquarters
here. He has made every preparation for
a long stay, erected telegraph lines, DC.
| REPORTED SUCCESSFUL SORT1Es FROM PARIS.
Tours, Sept. 27.-The Project of the De-
partment du Nord writes on the 26t that
| the following was received from Paris Sep
TENDER 23d by carrier pigeons
"The division of General Maudbay yes
| terday attacked the heights of Fillejuif.
The battle commenced at O'Clock IN the
morning. After sustaining sharp Prus-
sian fire for some time our troops carried
the redoubts of Maudling, Lague, NllleJuif,
and Haut Brugercs. We occupy them now.
| The Gardc Mobile behaved well. The
enemy's loss is great. On the same day the
| French made u reconnaissance, and drove
| the enemy from the village of Droucy, and
on the same day force from It. Denis
attacked Pierreftte, which the Prussians
had occupied in considerable force, and
returned to st. Denis unmolested.'
BAZAISE REPUDIATES THE REPUBLIC-HE WILL
| NOT SURRENDER WITHOUT AN ORDER FROM
| THE EMPEROR OR EMPRESS.
| LONDON, Sept. -Noon.-Marshal Bal
zaine repudiates the Republic, and says he
will not surrender Metz without Ill order
from the Emperor or Empress.
ROUGH TREATMENT OF DIPLOMATIC AGENTS.
| BERLIN, Sept. 2T.-Captain Johnston,
bearer of dispatches from the British Gov
eminent, was roughly treated by the Prus-
slams near Paris, and was subsequently
roughly handled by the French. under the
impression that being an Engll>hman he
must also be spy. The English are I'M
popular with both armies.
STATE OF AFFAIRS IN FRANCE-A BRANCH OF
| THE BANK OF FRANCE SUSPENDED PAYMENT.
l n, -
| Orleans and Tours are arrested.
| General Trochu proclaims stern penalties
| for cowardice, pillage, desertion, and other
unsoldierly conduct.
The port Of Kiel has been reopened.
The branch of the Bank of France ut
| Havre has suspended payment.
THE MISTAKES ABOUT THE ARMIsTACE TERMS
| BRUSSELS. Sept 21.-Thc Jndcpendcnce
| Bcige comments on the lrrcconcllahc con
| tradictiOnS in he war news and the views
| OF peace Ovcrturc>. .
| LONDON, Sept. 27.-Bsnarck'S repudil
| ton of the statement that lie had demanded
| Fort Mont du Valcrien is promptly met by
| the reatfirmation of it, signed by three
| Ministers of the Provisional Government
THE HosTILITIEs IN FRANCE-EvACUATIoN OF
| ORLEANS By THE FREECH-JULEs FAvRE:
| REPORT.
BERLIN, Sept. 2I.-The press here, re
pelling the charge that Strasbourg was bonn
barded while crowded with women ant
children, say that it is Ulrich, the Frenci
General, who has persisted in refusing Il
allow non-combatants to depart.
MARsEILLEs, Sept. 27.-The Mayor OF TIT
city announces war loan OF l0,00O, 0O0f
GafIinaio, a Greek merchant, z ives the city
:, 900, 000f. for defence.
Thirtv-two thousand soldiers were in re
view yesterday, of whom $4,000 were wei
EARNED.
Tours. Sept. 27.-Julcs Favre has made
an official report of his mission, cNp!alnln!
the terms offered and why they were re
jccted. -.
The Ministers this morning have an OIL
cal dispatch from Orleans to the effect thai
The garrison being unable to resist the over
wheIming force commanded by Prince Al
bert, of SaXony, the city of Orleans Ia
been evacuated in good order.
Five hundred Garibaldians arrived a
Marseilles Yesterday, and after al cnthu
astic reception marched towards this city
THE EMPEROR AND MARSHAL BAZA1NE.
BERLIN, Sept. 27.-The announcement
repeated that the Emperor has revoked th
decree creating the Regency, and it Is fur
Their asserted that he has sent an envoy to B'
zaine at Metz, to consult about peace. IhI
news is suppressed by the papers an.
among the people of Berlin us Tar us posi-
BILE.
THE FRENCH CAPITAL TO BE AGAIN REMOVED
ANOTHER LEVY.
TorRs. Sept. 2T.-The removal of TIL
Government from here TO point furthe
| south is imminent. At Il meeting OF tn
I;ouncil to-day most energetic defence men
sures were resolved on. \ requislton Is t
he made at once. The inhabitants every
where are to feed and lodge the Frenc
: tr0ops. There Is great scarcity Of arm
The PrussianS around Paris are said t
maintain strict discipline. The depart
ments Of the Seine-et-OiSe and The Selnc-c
Marine are entirely under their control, ca
cept the city of Paris.
| OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE pKUSSIAH VIE"
ABOUT THE FRENCH PROVISIONAL COVER!
MENT.
BERLIN, Sept. 2I.-The Foreign Office Ia
advised the North German Diplomat
abroad that no Government exists Ill i0ari'
, that the Government dc Jdcto eAlslS
:. Tours, and hence Paris is LEFT to bear MI
tary treatment.