The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-13

PARIS, September 1s.--Spain officially
the new French Republic.
FARas CERTAIN To STAND A sIras-oTHER
FRENCH CITIES. : - e7*l
LONDON. September 12.-The Times Paris
correspondent says a stubborn defence is
certain If the city Is besieged.
Inc Times says France has been cured OF
military dictators.
PARIS, September 12.--Orders have been
issued for the certifying Of Havre, Marseil.
les, Dunkirk, and other points.
The French men-of-war are to be fully
manned and held ready to sail ut q mo.
ment's notice.
DIPLOMACY INTERFERENCE OF TIE UNITED
STATES.
PARIS. September Fit is officially an
nounced that M. Theirs departs for Lon
don, st. Petersbursh, and Vienna, on a
secret mission. 49,
The gumors Of armtstice increase. The
diplomatic corps has not left.
BERLIN, September 12.-There Ia . great
sensation here about q dispatch from the
lnlted States Government to Minister
bancroft, expressing the hope that there
would now be u cessation Of the war in
view OF the fact that its aim. the dethronc-
meHt OF Napoleon, was accomplished. The
ulspatch was forwarded by MIR. Bancroft to
hing William by special messenger.
SPANISH SYMPATHY FOR THE REPUBLIC.
MApRRID, September 12.-The demon.
STATIONS OF French sympathy continue in
the northern provinces. The Republicans
mere have signed an address demanding q
conFocation of the Cortes.
ROO FOR rARIs.
hARsE1LLns, September 12.-Twenty
thousand volunteers LETT here yesterday for
Paris.
THE ENGLISH PRESS ON IETERvENTIoN-RE-
roRrEp HALTING OF THE PRCssIAN AEAy
TO WAIT FOR 1T.
LONDON, September 1.-THE English
Journals urge intervention as q duty and
right, TO neglect which would involve dis
honor.
The Prussian army has halted twenty-five
miles from Paris, at the special request OF
Bismarck, to consider the Russian and
Austrian propositions for an armistice.
PARTISAN NEWS.
PARIS, September l2.-The departure OF
certain members Of the Government from
Paris for Tours is indefinitely postponed.
The French successes at Toul and Mont
medv, together with the reported halt of
the Prussians, strengthens the Rourse, and
there We're considerable purchase. on spec
uIation to-day. -
THE RELIGIOUS FEATURE OF I'll WAR.
BERLIN, September 12.-The Archbishop
OF GreSen and Posen denies that the war
on the part OF Prussia is anti-Catholic.
THE ITALIAN TROOPS TO ENTER RohE TO-DAY.
LONDON, September 12.-Florence adyices
say the Italian troops will enter Rome to-
day. Italv's ultimatum virtually strips the
Pope of temporal power, but she will join
any other Power III ~suaranteein. the Pom
tiice.
NAPoLEoN's SITUATION.
LONDON, September 12.-Adyices regard
Ing the Emperor>s treatment show. that it
is more that Of an honorsd guest than that
Of q prisoner.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
TIE BLOWING Up OF LAoN clTADEL-THREE
nUSDRED AND FIFTY MEN KILLED.
BERLIN, September II. The following is
a dispatch from the King to the Queens
"Sun6dy Night.-The citadel Of Laou
: exploded aftsr ~surrenderine. just rs the
Pru>>ians were preparing to'enter. Three
hundred and fifty men were killed, in
Guiding twenty Of the Garde Mobile. Many
Others were ~shockingly mutilated. There
must have been treason"
An ARIIsTICE TO BE ASKED FOR BIZ ITALY,
AUSTRIA. AND RUSSIA.
BRUSSELS, september 12-4 Z. A,-Italy,
! Austria. and Russia. have agreed, and the
other two have authorized Russia, to ask
Prussia for Al arnistice. \ dispatch to this
effect has been sent 70 Berlin, but no an
swer has been received yet.
Lord Lyons has resigned the task CT me-
J diation between France and Prussia to
UioZaga, the Spanish Minister.
LATER FROM ROME.
! LONDON, September 12.-An outbreak is
| reported ut Niterbo. The people surround
ed the Papal Zouaves at Fitcrbo, Monte
! f~csconc, and Nulentano. and threatened to
attack them. Order was restored in the
name Of the King OF Italy.
! The Daily -Ners has a dispatch saying
; that the Italian arrangements for the occu-
patton of the Papal States have been con-
cluded. A plebiscitum is to be taken
whether the people desire Pope Plus or
! HING Victor Emanuel as their civil ruler,
the decision to be binding on both parties.
! In the meantime The Italian troops hold the
; Roman territory. 1.-THE decision il averSc
to him the King will withdraw them. Ma
pies urges the King not 10 hesitate to make
Rome the capital OF Italy.
Tn" official journal MT Florence j~ustitics
the occupation rs quite IS necessary for the
Pupc as for Italy, and hopes the POntltce
will accept the guardianship OF the Italian
Government.
THE WRECKED TOBACCO SHIP.
LoNDoN, September 12.-There are no t.
dingso OF the crew OF tie ship wrecked last
! week OF GOODWIN Sands. Her cargo con-
I sisted Of tobacco.
TIE MOVEMENTS OF II PRUssIANs-BAZAINE
STILL Al METZ.
RHEIMS, September 12.-The Kings head
quarters remain here till the 10th instant.
The German army to move on Paris will
Q certainly reach, and probably exceed,
400, 600 men.
The inhabitants Of the country rcproach
the Emperor, but deprecate n Republic
They mostly favor Count dc Paris.
Bizaiuc still refuses capituiation. Aftcl
hearing % the Sedan disaster he went into /;
! towering passion, and threatened to shoot
! any French officer advising Il surrender.
THE REpoRRD INTERVENTION.
LONDON, September Pit is now be-
lieYcd Russia and Austria will not stir &c
: save Republican France.
Private ,elrgrams are refused IN Paris
Ttc American H%isnarcf to Afng VIII.