The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-08

Ptr1s. August -EUen.ng.-The enthu
siaso of the people over the favorable re
morris from fhe frontier is indesc1itable
| Enormous crowds fill the streets around the
Bourse. 80 that no vehicle can pass, ant
| shout and sing patriotic SONGS. The cafe:
are filled to overflowing. Placards are
| posted on the Bourse giving the particulars
of the last two days fighting. Official re.
| ports are awaited with feverish anxiety
None hare get appeared, and as the Govern
| ment will permit no other news from the
army to be teleeraphed abroad, the bulletin
reports cannot be used.
ATTACK BY THE PoPULACE ON TIE MONEY
CHANGERS SHOPS IN PARIS.
PARIS, August G.-Attacks were made
| last night upon tue shops Of the money
changers, occasioned by imprudent re-
marks made by some of their employees, who
are Germans. The police protected the
threatened places from damage. At one
shop. which bore the arms of Russia, 4
placard was placed bearing the inscription,
Respect for the arms of Russia" The
shops which were menaced last night were
closed to-day.
PRUSSIA. .... ....-
LONDON, August G.-1'orpedoes have been
sown thickly in the channel of the Weser.
ITlLSUCIUGTICC
Belqe says the affair at Saarbrllck was q
mere farce.
Bismarck's organ at Berlin now approves
of England's observance of her neutral
obligations. ...
BERLIN, August 6.-Prince Royal Frede-
rick William, commanding the South Ger
man army, has issued the following pro-
clamatlOn {:
"Solders of the Third CorpS,-Appoint-
ed to command you by the King, greet
you. Soldiers Of Prussia, Wurtemburg,
and Baden, united under my command,
your courage, discipline, and perseverance,
fill me with pride. joy, and confidence. In
true fraternity, continue to spread your
flag over new victories, which, God aiding
lis, will insure honor and peace to United
Germany"
The French prisoners have been dis
tributed around Berlin. The Prllssians
will prove by their treatment of them
that though they are captives they are no
longer enemies.
LONDON, August G.-The French yacht
fleet follows the French naval fleet to the
Baltic to act as ambulanceS.
1t was General Abel DOway, the infantry
commander, who was killed ut Weissen-
burg, not General e.. Doway, the general
commanding division.
There is great popular Impotence in Pa
ris at the delay in operations on the Rbn-
tier.
PARIS, August G.-The police last night
made Il seizure of specie shipped for the
theatre Of war by private parties. The
books and safe Of Baron kirSch were also
seized on the charge that the rule requiring
them to be placed under seal had been yio-
lated.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, August G.-No war news has
been received here since Weisscnburg, and
the mail details of that affair have not yet
reached here.
The very latest advices from the seat of
war all concur that Marshal Mcmahon is
advancing, and to-day Saturday holds a
strong position on the Bavarian frontier.
The entire French line is kept in COM
munication by underground telegraph.
LONDON, August G.-Thare is better
feeling in the markets and on Change. The
cause cannot be traced to any feature of the
political news. 1t is probably the result
simply of reaction from the exaggerated de-
preston which followed the first announce
ment of the Franco Prussian war. There
a1e JUNIORS prevalent of fighting now going
on, but there are no confrmatory dis
patches from the Continent up to this hour.
The Saturday ReUieav explains the with
drawal of the French troops from Rome by
the anomaly Of their presence there, and
by the new French War-crieS that the En-
per0r has authorized, including the Mar
sellaise.
The Recie2r also says that Germany has
access to English arms through Holland
which is supplied by England, and may in
turn send supplies to North Germany.
The Economist thinks that the suspension
of the Bank of France as war measure
! to reserve funds for the troops 'yas proba,
bic, but the question is Of little moment in
England.
English pilots are forbidden to serve the
belligerents.
LONDON, August G.-Thc city of Sunder-
land has sent al address to Mr.. Gladstone
urging neutrality.
RUMORs OF A GREAT BATTLE.
LONDON, August G.-The Globe, on I'm.
doubted authority, says that great battle
in which many bodies of troops were Ell.
gagged, began yesterday, but was inter
rupted by darkness. 1t was resumed early
| this morning and continued until 7 O'Clock
this evening, when victory declared for the
| French.
Similar rumorS are current in Paris, af
| fecting the Bourse. The conflict between
NJ lrShal Mcmahon and the Crown Prince
| of Prussia, already mentioned, was aDpa
rently the commencement of the struggle
THE ARMY OF BADEN.
CARLsRUHE, August G.-The army o
Baden yesterday passed the French from
tier and advanced to LauterSburg, where
| it established headquarters, and seiZet
some boats on the river.
The French loss ut Neukirchen was three
killed and one wounded. They shelled St
Jean station.
| TIE SECRET TREATY.
| VIENNA, August G.-General Turr pub
| fishes letter to prove that Bismarck wa
/ in 1866 ready to abandon Belgium and Lux
embourg to France. 1t is said Turr i:
prompted to make this publication by the
: friends of France.
MADRID, August 6.-The press of thi
city discuss the attitude of the Washington
| Government towards Cuba. The adherent
! of Montpensier use it as an argument for al
early meeting Of the Cortes.
g. HOLLAND.
LONDON, August 6.--The Notifications o
Antwerp and Hamburg are being put int
! Il complete state of defence with all posi-
Dio haotc' cal1PooiS III faS1 QUANTITIES LII
| been ordered from India.
| RUSSIA.
ST. PETERsBURGH, August 6.-The Journa
| in leading article strongly sympathiZe
with the Belgians, and urges the mainte
| nance of their neutrality.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TURIN, August 6.-Serious riots occurred
at Geneva yesterday, arising out Of certain
criminal trials. Two persons were killed