The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-12

the trees alongth the roads have been cut down
TO impede their progress. The Garde Mo-
bile has attacked them, killing and captu'
ring many.
The Garde Rationale man the ramparts OF
the city every night.
Gustave Florens is here.
The Ministers of Finance, War, and Fo-
reign Affairs, have left the city..and rome to
Tours. Gambetta remains here, but has
sent delegates to Tours. II is believed that
even if communication is cut the authori'
ties have arranged for the transmission o.
news between Tours and Paris.
The diplomatic corps departs for. Tours
to-day.
Lord Lyons's visit to King William's
Headquarters is denied.
A number of fine houses outside the for.
tifications, interchangeable the range of the
guns, have been BURNT by order of the
Government. They were owned in Paris,
The SecretaryS Of the Bank of France says
the crown jewels are not in that institution
The Government took care to have them
placed IN safety within the city.
SorTe formidable gunboats are arriving
troG1 Toulon. Some are iron-clads, anC
heavily armed. They will be used on the
Seine.
A large number of cavalry have reached
Versailles ten miles from and in rear of the
citH1, from Sedan. After i short rest they
wilrEresume active operations, and watch
the anvirons of Paris.
A mob this morning threatened the
FgarosnewSpaper.
PAR1sSSeptember 10-12 M-The train:
hence ar&> incapable of carrying the i'm
are leaving the eity.-
The citizens wha> have left Paris are to be
taxed in proportion\t ITO the rents they re
ceive in order to pay forthe lodging OF the
Gardes Mobile.
All the theatres are closed. ~~
The prote>tations of the Radical journals
against violence have had the best effect,
and the people are aware that revolution
does not mean anarchy.
The papers approve the project for a con-
vocation of the Assembly, as depriving the
Pru>sians of any chance to make a claimfor
indemnity on the ground that there is
no General Government ()
The publication of the Mdrseillaise has
been suspended, all the editors having aban-
doncd the concern.
The suburban Sesidents have been Or
dered to vacate the zone reached by the
guns of the Notifications.
The tunnel, on all the railroads of Semi
and Marine have been exploded.
PARIS, September 10-EUening.-There is
considerable excitement over the report
that BaZaine has cut his way through the
Prussian army and now marching to.
wards Paris. The report stifened the
Bourse, and rentes advanced to So francs.
ExcEssEs OF FRESCn REPUBLICANS.
PARIS, September 10.-Excesses by the
Red Republicans arc reported at Toulouse
and Lyons.
RECoGNITIONS OF TIE REPUBLIC.
PARIS, September 10.-Italy and Spain
have recognized the Republic.
The Journel O.ficiel publishes the letters
from Italy and Switzerland recognizing the
new Republic and Jules Favre's replies.
THE TREATMENT OF NAPOLEON.
LONDON, September l0.-The King OF
Prussia has given orders that Napoleon
shall be treated as the sovereign OF France.
THE pRUssIAN ~ARMY-LossEs OF THE WAR.
LONDON, September 10.-The Paris cor.
respondent Of the Standard says the Prus-
slams, with their COZ, 600 men, cannot Sue
cessfully besiege Paris.
1t is said that the casualties Of the war
so far number 400, 900, of whom more than
half are dead or MANNED for life.
THE SIEGE OF sTRAsBoURG.
PARIS, September l0.-A letter from
Strasbourg says the condition of that city
is better than supposed. There is plenty
of ammunition and food for two months.
THE ONWARD MOVEMENT OF THE PRUssIANs-
400, 0W COMING UP mi ROAD.
BRUSSELS, September 10.-At the present
pace the army of the Prince Royal and the
Bayarians should be in their designated po'
sitions around Paris on Wednesday. From
these points they will slowly close in around
the French Notifications. The Prusslal
force was at Compeignc, twenty miles from
Paris, this morning.
LONDON, September 10.-One column o.
the Prussians was at Scissors, on Aisne,
forty miles from Paris, last night. 1t is saiC
the Prussians hold Chateau Thierry anG
Epernay, on the Marine river.
-Four hundred thousand PrusSians have
passed Vitrey lie FRANCHISE, nineteen miles
southeast of Chalons. =,
NEW YORK, September 10.-The Herald:
special from Sedan yesterday says the Fiti
corps d'drn1ee is marching on Paris. They
will take their assigned position ten league!
from Paris on the 18th instant.
DESTRUCTION OF FRENCH FORTS.
PARIS, September 10.-The forts of Cha
mant and Meadera have been destroyed by
order of the Government.
THE IMMENSE CAPTURES AT SEDAN.
BERLIN, September 10.-The following
from the Prussian headquarters at Rheim:
last night was received to-day
"More than $4,000 prisoners were cap
tured in front of Sedan before the capttula'
ton $4,000 soldiers capitulated with Sc
dan, of whom $4,000 were wounded. There
we're also captured 400 field pieces, inclu
ding seventy mitrailleuses, with $50 siege
guns, 10, 900 horses, and animmense amount
OF war material"
TO JOIN II NORTH GERMAN CON
FEDERATION.
LONDON, September 1O.-BaYaria Is nego
.tiatiug for admission into the North German
Confederation a..
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
p DEMANDS OF PRUssIA-EFEoRFs FOR
4 d.
BERLIN, September 10.-The peace con
ditions printed in the Gazette de franc,
ore GROSSLY exaggerated. Prussia demand
no SOC, 900, 600 Of francs for indemnity, mol
the surrender Of any portion of the iron
clad fleet.
LONDON, September 10.-Olozaga, tn
Spanish Minister, is attempting vainly t.
mediate. He insists upon the integrity o
the French soil.
KISG WILLIAM ON his MEETING WITH TT.
EMPEROR.
BERLIN, September 10.-The King
writing ro the Oleen, describing his emo