The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-28
either to disarm (dlsavow) the Provisional
GOEernment or rpsist tfla enemy To the last.

either to disarm (dlsavow) the Provision
doVernment or resist the enemy to the las
Tours, Sept. 27.-On the 10Th instant Bi
marck seemed to entertain Favre's idea
an armistice, and Favre asked for tiftee
; Gays. The next day Bismarck handle
faVre the conditions. adding that the &c
, mans must have the forts commandin
Paris, more especially the fort Mont d
: Faerien.
Favre replied that it would be more sin
pie to demand Paris at once.
Bismarck said if these terms were no
complied with the French must seek othe
arrangements.
| WHAT FRANCE WILL OFFER THE CAR.
LONDON, Sept. 27.-The following is give,
as the probable programme Of M. Theirs a
st. Petersburgh Constantinople and tn,
road to India to be guaranteed to Russia
Belgium and Egypt to-, be guaranteed t.
france; and Alsace and part Of Lorraine
md the road to Vienna to he guaranteed tc
| PruSsia-that is, that England, Turkey
Austria, and Belgium are to be the innocent
victims Of peace.
THE CLAIMS OF PRUSSIA AS STATED BY
PRUSsIAS.
BERLIN, Sept. IA dispatch from the
Kings headquarters says Fayre in his re-
port Of his interview with Bismarck omits
| to state that the question of arms tice was
considered preliminary to any discu ssion of
territorial Ces>ion. Bismarck actually mos
lively declined to state the claims of Pr,Is-
STA until the basis for an armisticc was de-
cded upon.
THE sIEGEs OF PARIS, METZ, AND sTRAs-
BOURG.
Tours, Sept. 27-Gen. Ulrich announces
that Strasbourg can hold out but Il short
time.
The guns of Mount Valerien have dis
lodged the Prussans from st. Cloud.
There arc now 100000 troops around
Paris.
The siege Of Metz has become "A close
blockade, Interrupted occasionally by ex-
LoNDoH, Sept. 21.-A dcputaton of work.
inomen visited Mr.. Gladstone to-day, urging
mediation between Germany and France.
Queen Victoria, yielding TO public scntl-
ment. has written Il letter Of coincidence to
the Empress of the French.
GAZAlNE's REFUSAL TO SURRENDER AND OPrO-
SITIoN TO THE NEW REPUBLIC.
New York, Sept, 21.-The Tribune corr
respondent travelled on the 18th instant
with Il brother of Jules Favre, who had
arrived at Tours three days previously
from Paris, cia the Kings headquarters.
He had received the Royal permission
to enter Metz, and was charged by
the Paris Government with full pow
crS to treat for Metz, provided that
Il rzainc would recognize the Paris au-
thoriticS and their policy. On sunday morn
lag he returned from Metz to the PrusSlan
headquarters, and had 4 final interview with
Prince Frederick Charles, having had one
previous to entering Metz, ut which the
Prince approved his mission. In his two
DAYS stay at Metz he had failed in his OBJ
iect. Bazaine being aversc to all treaties and
slightly inSllbordinate towards the new
Government since the appearance OF its
peace prociiyltieS.
The Prince knows that for several weeks
vet hunger will not be his ally, bat it is
thought disease is now. There is no pre-
sent intention to force Metz, but to await
developments.
LONDON. Sept. 27.-Evidence of plot for
another coup d' etat, projected by Napo-
leon. assisted by Eouher and CaSsagnac.
have been discovered ut Lyons. 1t Is sup
posed the details of the plot were burned
by Pietrc before his light from Paris.
STR ASBoURG TO BE ASSAULTED WITHIN A WEEK
New YORK, Sept. 21.-Thc correspondent
of the Tribune. from before Strasbourg,
September 27th," says !" An assault occurs
4 week hence. 1t is delayed to construct q
bridge over the great ditch. The town will
be attacked at four points simultaneously
Lots have been drawn for the forlorn hope
and the supporting regiments. SiegeworkS
have been adopted to prevent great loss OF
life. 4 close search has been made for
mines. and two were found and cmptied al.
ter the capture of luncttcs No. % and
No. 53.
ono further egress from the town is nj
lowed. The last batch aggregated 500 per
sons. Some wealthy citizens remain in the
town."
THE REPUBLICAN EXCITEMENT IN BERLIN.
New YORK, Sept. 2I.--A Herald special
| from Berlin to-day says the excitement oyel
the arrest of Jacoby, the Democrat, con.
tinucs. 4 formidable protest has been sent
to Bismarck dcnouncing the maintenance
| of military law now that the dan ger OF III
vasion is over Herbig. the president OF
| the konigSburg meeting, gotten UP by Jt'
CODY, has been seized and imprisoned.
| FOREIGN MISCELLANY b. CABLE.
| Wurtemburg accepts the prellminarle:
for consolidation with North Germany, bu'
Bavaria objects.
| A silly canard about Napoleon havn!
committed suicide was circulated in Vienna
yesterday.
The elimination of the siege OF Paris !
expected within three weeks, ana there
to be no attack before that time.
kossuth declines election to the HunSa
| rian Parliament.