The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01
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! Tours, Sept. 30.-The Government viii
tomorrow issue a decree deyolying on the
projects of the departments the duty o.
organizing the modified National Guard.
TO be composed of all volunteers and al
men between twenty-one and forty years Of
age; those between tWenty-9Ile and thirty.
five t0&be subject to military regulations,
and remain in the Mobilizeda Guard until
| the Minister of War calls for them. The
decree means q levy en- naasse. ea<@
AN ENGLISH ArFEAL TO PRUssIA-a. THIERs's
MISSION TO RUSSIA. ss@ 4
! NEW YoKE, Sept. 30.-A London special
to the Herald says the British Cabinet
to-day determined, to make q last and
strong appeal to Prussia to consent to
peace in consideration of the destruction
, of the fortresses in Alsace and Lorraine,
without Remembering France. 1t is ru-
mored that this position of France is taken
from apprehension at the warhke move
ments of Russia, which occasions the disin-
clination to see the power OF France too
much reduced. -
The st, Petersburg correspondent Of the
! Herald, teegaphing to-day, says NJ,
Theirs leaves here tomorrow. His
mission to convince Russia of the
danger of suffering Prussia to grow
too great by the annexation of ter
ritory, and the eclat OF uninterrupted
victory over France, entirely failed. Not
withstanding the earnest solicitation Of the
venerable statesman for an interview with
the Emperor, the latter positively declined.
Gortchakotf represented to Theirs the I'M
possibility of recognizing in him official au-
thority. Theirs, since his interview with
the Minister, has expressed the opinion
that France has nothing to hope for from
Russia.
The Notifications at Odessa are to be
altered for strength, and the Russian mill
tary department has ordered the concen-
tration of stores ut different points.
ROME.
ROME, Sept. 50.-Cardinal Antoneli bids
the Romans treat the Italians well, and
promises General Cadorna an interview
with the Pope.
FOREIGN MISCELLANY BY CABLE.
The Brussels telegram about the hide
pendence Beige having called Bismarck un-
truthful turns out to be bogus, and was no
telegram at all.
The greater part of the French fleet has
returned to Cherbourg. Squadrons are left
in the North Sea and English Channel to
protect the French coast.
Topete and others are opposed to the
cOnVOCatlon OF the COrtes, WHICH ~ very
unpopular in Madrid.
The Liverpool Brokers' Association has
unanimously resolved TO cXpel any member
who fails and don't pay twenty slillinss in
the pound.
In the investigation of the Captain
disaster ut London Il letter was read show
ing that Captain Coles had a carte blanche
to build her his own way.
An explosion from fire damp took place
in colliery near Fenley, England, yester.
day, killing one miner and injuring several
others.
The successive defeats of the yacht Cam
bria in America is source OF no little
modification to the yachtsmcn in London.
kchl is crowded with refugees from
Stra>bourg, awaiting permission to return
to the city.
Colonel Leslie goes rs British military
commissioner to the Prussian front.