The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-07
DEATH OF MARSHAL IMAGINATION.
Intervention Improbable.
Address of the Republic to the Army:
NOON DlSPITCHES.
TIE ADVANCE ON PARIS,

sing the head Of the advance On Paris;
reached Whey yesterday evening,
THE REvotuTroN IN PARfs--oRDER OF H
PEoPLE-ADDREsS OF Il MAYOR.
PARIS, September 5-Euentng.-The pub
lie order preserved is a matter of the great.
est aStonishment considering the dominance
Of the mob yesterday. ~,
"Hotel de Vile, Paris, September g.
Citizens,-l have been called by the
people and Government of National De-
fence to the mayoralty of Paris. While
waiting for you to be called to elect your
municipality / take possession of the city
the SCENE Of the patriotic events of 1892,
1880, and 1913. I speak to you now as our
fathers did in 1882. Citizens, the countryis
in danger. Rally around this Partisan mu-
nicipality to-day, defended from siege by
a soldier Of the Republic.
"F1cs ID Republique.
"ETiENNE ARAGo."
The names Of several OF the streets of
Paris are already changed, and "Avenue
L'Empereur" becomes "Pue Victor
Noir."
THE FRENCH PRISONERS.
LONDON, September 6.-The Bayarian
corps escorts the French prisoners-90, 600
in number-to Prussia:
PROPOSITIONS FOR PEACE FROM FRANCE.
LONDON, September G.-The Daily Neps
says Jules Favre, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, has already made peace PROPOSE
tions to King William, involving the with
drawal of the PrussianS from France
and the abolition of the French standing
army"
THE ENGLISH PRESS ON THE FRENCH
R~EvottTioN.
LONDON, September 6.-The Times and
other journals this morning accept the
French revolution with favor, as a clear ex-
preston of the national will. They antici-
pate no disorder.
TEE ORLEANS PRINCES GONE TO PARIS.
BRUSSELS, September 6.-Prince de join
vile, Duke dAumale, and Duke de Char
tiers, have left Brussels to offer their swords
to the French Republic.
MATTERS IN FRANCE
PARIS, September 6.-The French under
arms, including the Garde Rationale and
Garde Mobile, number zoe, 900 men.
1t is stated that Count Palikao, Minister
of War, and Henri Chevreau, late Minister
of Interior, are in Belgium, having fled
during the crisis preceding the declaration
of the Republic.
The police have been incorporated with
tllC ANcJlOIGI
1t is reported that Jules Fayre has gone
to meet King William.
NJ. Rouher left France last night.
ROME.
PARIa, September Cit is runored that
the Italian troops have entered Rome.
BAzAISE STILL HOLDING OUT.
PARIS, September G.-Marshal Bazaine
still holds out at Metz.
CONGRATULATIONS FOR TIL NEW REPUBLIC.
LONDON, September 6.-Congratulatory
declarations have reached France from the
Republican committees of many nations in
great numbers. Republicans are already
leaving here for Paris.
Victor Hugo reached Paris last night.
FRENCH CORPS FALLING BACK.
PARIS, September g. General why's
corps has reached Loan on its way back to
Paris. The corps is intact, and is falling
back in good order.
THE EMPRESS IN BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, September 6.-The Prince I'm
perial has left Hanover for England.
The Empress Eugene arrived in Belgium
Sunday.
THE FLIGHT IF THE EMPRESS EUGENE
INTERESTING ACCOUNT
PARIS, September 6.-The Empress left
the palace by, the entrance on the quay,
accompanied by one servant. Ferdinand
de Lcsseps, a kinsman of the Empress,
advised her to sign her abdication. She
!! proceeded to the hall where the Ministers
were in session for that purpose, but the
Ministers advised her not to sign.
The Princess Clotilde was the last of the
Imperial family to leave the palace.
The appearance of the Imperial apart
ments indicates a hasty departure. The
person left in charge saysall those to whom
The Empress had been 80 kind abandoned
her, and not one remained to see her of.
The Empress was dressed in mourning
when she left.
xE ITEMEST IN sPAIN-A CARLIsT RISING.
MADRID, September 5.-There is intense
excitement here over French affairs, but
perfect order is maintained.
Six hundred Carlists have been defeated
in Navarro and many captured. -Four
hundred were encountered in Biscay at
tempting to cut a railroad. In.the Basque
provinces they are sUrOng, and q band OF
1000 have been seen at Cabellas.
The Uniopists are mercllessly attacking
Prim, saying that the only public service
left him IS resignation.
1t is announced that a conspiracy has been
discovered in which adherents OF Montpen-
sier are implicated.
Deputy Castelar,, IN Cne name Oh Tue ne
publican minority of the Cortes, sent a dis
patch to the Republican Government OF
France saying: "The Spanish minority
salute you in your advent TO right n the
inauguration Of a new era Of liberty. Rest
assured the Republic will cause a cessation
OF the rivalries monarchs have created in
Europe. All the continent will form one
people. All nations are one family.
"SIeNED By TWENTY DEPUTIES"
Great manifestations are preparing In
honor of the Republic of France ; and ex-
pressing, at the same time, in favor OF che
abrogation Of the monarchical features OF
the Spanish Constitution. -
is FRANCE TO a THE WAR ExpENsEsf-NoN-
INTERVENTION MEETINGS IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, September 6.-Ths Pail MnL
Gazette gays the question now liz, Shall
France, rid of the Emperor, be compelled
to nay for his sins by the sacrifice Of Alsace
and Lorraine? The difficulty lis presently
to be solved by the Prussian advance on
Paris.
Open.air meetings continue, in England
faYorine neutrality. There was vast meet
ing of this sort last night.
Duke de Grammont has arrived at Dover
Ex-Minister Chevraux has arrived in Brus
sells.
THE paussrANs ON ~RaaEAND's NEUTRALrTY,