The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-06

Al6lerS, numbering 81 ,uUU, demands a.
recall to resist the Prussias. ;, IS!
NJ. Lamon, editor of the Paris Pays, has |
been arrested. The charges against him
have not yet TRANSFERRED.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
PREPARING TO REMOVE THE GOVERNMENT
NAPOLEON HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR TIE |
A
TOURS, Oct. st was announced to-day |
that a governmental delegation would be
sent from here, to be established in Lille, III
case Of any greater interruption of the lines
OF, communication. No serious engage
ments have occurred near Paris other than
those already described. The Government |
has received intelligence from Paris with |
tolerable regularity. The daily journals
here notice the manifesto of Napoleon, |
lately published in London. [Tours au-
thoritics have not yet been apprised of the
tuct that the manifesto is most probably Il
forgery.l
The Gazette de France says "Unfor-
tmately for the Bonapartists, they pub
lish their documents separately. Rouher,
addressing the Emperor. on the morning of
the declaration OF war, said Animated
by calm hope in the true force OF the En-
pire, you know how to wait. In the past
four years you have perfected IN armament
Of soldiers, and raised to the highest pitch
an organization of our military forces.
Thanks to your care, sire, France is
ready" After that, the Gazette adds, it
IS idle to pretend that Napoleon is not re-
sponsible for this war.
Dispatches further tending to establish
the death of Gen. Moltke are published to.
day.
.PRUSSIAN COMMUNICATIONS INTERRUPTED.
Tours, Oct. 5.-It is reported that the
Franco-Tireurs have recently blown up and
destroyed the railway for a long distance
near Saverne, and that the Prussian COM
munications are seriously interrupted in
consequence.
= LutZ, one of the members of the Com
mittee of National Defence, and delegate Of
the Government, has been arrested by the
Garde Mobiles ut BesauGon. The: nature of
the charges against him are unknown.
SPANISH NEWS,
MADRID, Oct. 5.-The romito has spread
to the city Of Alicante. The citizens are
leaving. go "#-
sOlozaga's resignation as Minister to
France has been formally accepted. ,g 4.
Heavy rains have fallen in Valencia, and
the streams have swollen to an unusual
height. Much damage has been done.
Gen. BuRNs1DE's MEDIATION ~D1scREDITED.
LONDON. Oct. 5.-The story that the
American General Burnside has been en-
gagged in an attempt to mediate between
France and Prussia is discussed by the
press and generally discredited.
BERLIN, Oct 5~.--provincial correspond
ence says that troops from S%trasboure and
the reserves from Freeburg have been de-
tachcd to occupy upper Alsace, including
the cities of Mulhouse, Colmar, and sur.
rounding country, and to capture Belfast,
Schlestadt, and New Brisac. This effected,
they will advance to the interior of France.
Tours, Oct. 5.-As the election for the
Constituent Assembly approaches, old par
ties seem to be reyiving. Different organs
apparently think more Of politics than dam
ger of country.
Ministry Of War, issued an appeal, urging
haste in the organization and equipment
Of the Garde Mobiles and Rationale.
It is reported that the Constituent As.
sembly will meet at Tours after the cleo
ton.
Gen. Ulrich has written a letter of thanks
for his enthusiastic reception by the people
of Tours 7al i
NJ. Theirs is soon expected here.
1t is asserted that Lyons demands the
right Of coinage and the establish ment Of a
mint in that city. "
BORDEAUX, Oct. 3,uja Tours, Oct. b.
Ex-Queen Isabella, ofSpain, passed through
here eR route to Switzerland, where she
win reside.
LONDON, Oct. 5.-The Manchester En-
Qn1iner has an aerial message from Paris
stating that ct q meeting Of q council Of the,
Ministers, on the Goth of September. Fayre
and Arago protested against q continuance
of the war without consultation with the
people. Keratry,, T'roehu, and Rochefort
dissented. sGa3'e
The defence of Bitsch has been thus fa!.
successful. s.. .a.r 80. szts
The Prussians have planted cannon, cap
tured at Strasbourg, around Metz.
The latest reports from Epernon are that
the National Garde and Mobile are doing
good service at b~ush-fighting. L
APRUssIAEREPULsE.
FoNTAISBLEAU, Oct. 4, via Tours, Oct. 5.
The Franco-Tireurs have driven back to
Chailly u strong force of Prussian horse and
foot, who were threatening this place.
sixty of the enemy were disabled.
RECONSTRUCTION OF GERMANY.
BERLIN, Oct. 5.-Herr Delbruck will SON
visit the Kings headquarters, taking with
him 3 plan for the reconstruction Of Ger
many. lt .f -
M. Thiers's complete failure 1t st. Peters
burg is certain, Russia having treasured
the great powers Of her peaceful intention.
yThe seat Of government of Alsace has
been restored to %Strasbourg. The Kings
| headquarters are ut Versailles. 49, 49,,
RUSSIAN Affairs.
LoSDoN, Oct. st Is stated that Russia
has in preparation q plan to accelerate the
| embodiment of retired soldiers, and ofthose
on leave. ~ . q
A Cossack force has been sent westward
from Don.
Active preparations are being made for
operations In Western Caucacas. The Gov
terniment al Odessa denies that there is any
Concentration of troops, near the lurkisn
frontier. 80. ..f-,,
TROUBLES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MANI.
~sset3t 3ssaEs FEsTo.
A. special from London to the New YORK.
Times SAYS : st Our Milarid correspondent.
ttelsaraphs stkat the resignation OF Qlozaga
Is likely to lead toa serious rupture, rs II
identifies him with tho Republican party
and adds great strengthrfo the movements
III fnyorsof FFancesatt t9q az@ 81
81 nm authorizedsto state, from q 1higgi
tsource, that the alleged manifesto OF, thu
Emperor, which APPEARED in ia Situation
lis not authentic. f a1ii also requested tc
] state. bv the same authority, that the En-