The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-06

der. the naw. Government OF France.
The tireurs Of Paris guard the munster
and public offices. :,
It is understood the Government VIII
conyoke the constituent assembly.
The Paris journals unanimously urge tDe
nation to make an unyfelding defence, anu
declare the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of France 1Il.
possible, They say the Hing o., Prussia
! deciared that be was only warning against
Napoleon. III it becomes evident that he Is
now warning against the French people,
the struggle must become one Of exterml-
nation. The fleet must be orderedto treat
the seaports OF Germany as the Pruasian
army treat the towns of AIsace and Lor-
raine. The enemy must be made to feel
what united Republican France can accom-
plish. all men here must bear arms.
The following circular dispatch has been
sent by the Minister of the Interior to the
Projects ofall the Departments
"PARIs, September 4.-General Trochu,
Governor of Paris, has been appointed O
member Of the Government for National
Defence, installed at the Hotel de Vile.
He takes the portfolio of war, and his col
leagues have conferred upon him the presi-
dency.
"The officers Of the Provisional Govern
| ment are distributed as follows !: Minister
of the Interior, Leon Gatnbetta Foreign
Affairs, Jules Fravre /; Finances Pierre
Magne; Public Instruction, Jules Simon !;
Justice, Emanuel CrimieuX ; War, Trochu /;
President Of the Council, Grevy and Secre-
tary, Andred Auvertion.
"Seals have been placed on the doors of
the Corps Legislatif."
THE sACKIEG OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LONDON, September ga correspondent
Of the Daily Neus writes that he saw yes
terday afternoon the Tuilleries invaded by
a mob who tore down the throne, destroyed
everything marked with the Imperial bust,
and other Napoleonic. insignia, and that the
debris was. thrown into the streets. Sta
tues and pictures Of Napoleon Bonaparte
were spared,
Rochefort was borne in triumph tothe
Hotel de Vile.
NAPOLEON AT "HoME"-K1NG WILLIAMS
ACCOUNT OF THEIR FIRST MEETING.
VovIER, BELGIUM, September 5.-Napo-
leon arrived here at 5 o'clock and departed
for Cassel, where the Prince Imperial, now
at Namur, will join him. The Empress is
hourly expected at Cassel.
BERLIN, September 5.-The following is
the dispatch from the King to the Queen:
"Varennes, 5 O'clock Sunday Morning.-
What a thrilling movement-that OF my
meeting with Napoleon. He was detected
but dignified. I assigned as his place of i'm
mediate stay Wilhelmshoe, near Cassel.
Our meeting took place at a small country
house opposite the western glacls OF sedan.
When l was summoned to it | was in the
saddle inspecting operations before the
place.
"You must imagine my reception
among the troops. It was indescribable.
Their eXultation was overwhelming. At
dusk I ended five hours ride, and at l
o'clock in the morning returned hlther.
May God aid us further"
THE PRUssIANs MARCHING ON PARASITIC
NUMBER OF FRENCH PRISONERS, &c.
LONDON, September 5.-The Prussians
are reported at st. Quentius, marching on
toward Paris.
They have discovered and destroyed q
hidden aqueduct supplying Metz with
water. They captured Marshal Bazaine S
dispatch-bag. showing the desperate con-
dition Of the garrison, and an early capitu-
lation is expected.
BRUSSELS, September 5~.-Seventy thou
sand men surrendered at Sedan. Fifteen
| thousand more surrendered last night. and
| 1000 took refuge in Belgium. General
Felix Douay and staff have arrived here.
THE ORLEANS PRINCES ZONE TO PARIS.
BRUSSELS, September Sit is reported
that the Orleans Princes have gone to
| Paris.
THE ADVANCE ON PARIS.
BRUSSELS, September 5.-The Crown
| Prince and Prince Royal of SaXony have be.
gun the march to Paris, the King and Bis
| marck accompanying.
THE DEATH OF GENERAL FAILLY.
LONDON, September 5.-Gcneral Faiily
| was killed by the Prussians, and all other
| stories about his death are canards. Wher
found his right arm was gone, and he had Z
frightful wound in his thigh.
MADRID, September 5.-La Gazette con
tains the municipal code for Porto Rico.
Scattering fights occur every day With
the Carlists rs they fly from the country.