The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
THE PRUSSIAN MOVEMENTS AROUND PARIS
THEY GET CLOSER AND CLOSER.


THE PRUssIAN MOVEMENTS AROUND PARIS
THEY GET CLOSER AND CLOSER.
LONDON, Sept. S0.-The Prussians have
evacuated Rambonillct, seventeen miles
southwest of Versailles. 1t is vaguely as
Prussians have been recovered. but the
PrtlSSians are continually coming nearer to
the city. They arc throwing up works ut
Bagnel,X and on Mendon terrace, which
will face the French works Of Vauyes and
Issy, on the south of Paris. The Prussians
have occupied Dourdan, eighteen miles
southwest OF Versailles, and are reported
also to have reached Nevernal and Cirque
vile, in the department of the Seine st. Ellis.
A RUSSIAN DENIAL OF HER PREPARATION FOR
WAR.
ST. PETEKsBURGH, Sept. 30.--Thc official
Journal here denies that Russia has pur.
chased new iron-cladS from the United
States, and also that she is concentrating
forces on the Turkish frontier. 1t says
Russians policy is peace and justice.
MORE PARIS sCANDAL-A PUBLIC OFFICER
DISMISSED ON ACCOUNT OF THE EMPERoR's
INTRIGUES.
Tours, Sept. 30.-A great number Of the
Emperor's private documents are made
public, and many noted persons of the old
regime are implicated in the scandals eX-
posed In them. n. Davinne, president of
The Court Of Capatlon, has been dismissed
for his completely i'll the intrigue between
the Emperor and Marguerite Bellanger.
The Jecker correspondence regarding
Mexico has been unearthed, and duplicates
Due de Morny and others high in the Elm
peror's confidence.
There is also a letter from Persigny to
Napoleon proving the existence Of the
BLACK Tribunal letter from the Queen
of Holland, written after the battle of Sd
dowa, warning the Emperor against events
now happening.
Another batch Of tie correspondence,
still more scandalous, is promised.
ENGLAND AND INTERVENTION.
LONDON, Sept. 30.-The Times, in its mo-
ney article, says further reduction of the
rate of interest OF the Bank of England is
expected.
The Cabinet is in session to-day with re-
gard to foreign affairs. The Journals say
the result will dissatisty the belligerents,
and satisfy nobody,
TIE GERMAN PEOPLE ON THE TERMS OF PEACE.
COLOGNE, Sept. 30.-The Gazelte to-day
publishes the views of several correspond
ents on the question of terms of peace. One
writer, while admitting that the prevailing
language in Alsace is German, denies the
editors statement that the same is true Of
Lorraine. One. he writes, who passed 4
great deal Of his life in that province, says
the German element is hardly perceptibie,
and the language is only spoken in belt
adjoining the frontier.
GEN. LEBGUr-wHY HE LET NAPOLEON GO TO
wAR-GEN. BEAUREGARD.
LONDON. Sept. 30.--lt is said the French
b,r, ro,,u1SoI tho prIIssiapS AT Nantes
According to Il statement which appears
in LJ'nuerSdle, at Tours, Marshal LcbGut,
late Napoleon's chief Of staff, sought death
in the battles around Metz, and displayed
the most reckless valor. He admits that
France was unprepared for war, and con-
fesses that he did not dare tell the Emperor
before it was commenced what the state Of
the army was.
The report is reiterated that General
Beauregard, late of the Confederate States
Army, Is in the French service. 1t Is stated
that he first accepted Il colonefs commits
sion, but that he has since been appointed Il
general. and Is at present organizing troops
in the south of France.
IGeneral Beauregard is i'll Louisiana at
tending to his duties as president OF a rail-
road.l
IT Is reported that the foreign anbassa-
ceipt of important news from NJ. Theirs.
The Government is considering the qltes-
ton of ordering an election for the Consti-
tuent Assembly in October. 1t is under
stood majority of the ministers are in favor
of the plan. ).
Arrangements have been made which, if
successful, insures the receipt of news from
Paris every day. -
RECONNAISSANCE By KING WILLIAM.
BERLIN, Sept. 30.-A dispatch from Fer
rieres SAYS King William reconnoitered the
French lines from st. Denis to Romanc-
vile on Thursday last.
- = AFFAIRS At LYONS.
TOURS, Sept. 3O.-The city is now quiet,
and the Government has taken precautions
against further disturbances. $500
! The army Of the Loire, now organizing,
win be commanded by Gen. Mettelreny.
Gen. BALKAN, who escaped from Stras-
hnlIrg i'm disguise, has reached Lyons, and
q number of Italian and Spanish volunteers
ARE expectsd' to arrive there.