The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-17
NOON DISPATCHES.
xoxx SURROUNDED ny THE ITALIANS.

ROME SURROUNDED ny THE ITALIANS.
lo<DoN. September 1G.-Ihc Italians |
Nave surrounded Rome, and Victor tma- |
n, ais pru-raWANI has HcCn fully accom- |
e.'>hyG.
FtoKr<cr. September iG.-Aftcrth the orcu- I
r...,nn OF the papal states. Italy Will sum
l.ou a national parliament, IL hc chosen
l., universal suffrage.
\ small affair occurred between the
I.l.3u> and PApal /olGVc> near some YES
To-day. The italians viii doubtless occupy
t.-iIt The waited cities of Nll,rtia and NJ
'..u'9iuC. tWCntN->CNCn miles south Of
l. mn.
CHS -oCTwAEp-Eo;ND RAILWAY TRAINS
ATTACKED.
N,ElS. September NOon.--Thc PruS-
>..4~ AH,inG captured the railway train q!
~r-@>. travel thjiterward ha> nrcu
I!rc arc $1,000 pruSSian> at .Ioinvillc.
i.a>nu>. September lG.--it j. reported
U.3 a.. ga,iwdy trains from Paris yesterday
.s.i to-day were attacked by The Russians.
-..i several passengers Killed.
A.t"~ To-day communication with Paris
viii ac uncertain.
De- regular troops ana franc-ltirUrS have
f. Paris 10 oppose the :ru>>ianS on the
l.5rc.
The Pru<Sians arc slowly concentrating
.suLnd Paris.
PARIS. september 1G-Thc city is de-
t~i III 4 stat, Of siege.
There have been no railway trains from
trfuuA Point tj>r since "Wednesday.
h" forests around the city are now cu-
t.,'v DESTROYED.
h" Pru~>ian headquarters are 1t MeauX
;-.H!.
-uE REPORTED ESCAPE OF FART OF pa
zAI<Es TROOPS FROM METZ.
BoyLLoN. September lett is said that
General Canrohelt. with G,o0Q troops from
N",z. i marching TO Paris, and that Ba-
..sttlr himself i ut sedan.
\ dispatch from London, September 1G.
$50 That baztin" i still hr>irgrd at Me.z
witch is more likely than tie telegram
-..yc.]
THE NEGOTIATIONS For MEDIATION.
loSDoN, september l6.-The Times has
IL. following miscellaneous news about
mediation:
Russia declines any further effort.
United states Minister Bancroft denies
having invoked American intervention III
-.., MAR.
Prussia i satisfied with England's re-
yrG attitude n defeating French hopes
" al armed intervention.
EH1ErrIoS or AMERICAN MEDIATIoS BY KING
.LLIAM- Mr.. wA$AgURHE RECORDS HIS
PROTEST..
LoNDoS. September 16.-The King Of
Russia rejects American mediation in the
u.-. Minister Bancroft. writing this news
nom Berlin to Minister Washburue at
Paris. saws he can now only remain a sDcc-
,.I'r III the conflict. Washhurne, commu-
".rating Bancroft>s news 10 Jules Favrc,
aids that he lWa~hburnc) can only record
liz protest against this impiouS war.
RUSSIA oN King WILLIAMS REPORTED DETER
2!HAI!"H 10 TREAT WITH NAPOLEON.
=. PETERsBrEGu, September 16.-The
Official journal regrets King Williams de-
l"Finlhauonlo treat "hlE win me emperor,
"h4 says rs 'Ae Emperor cannot reign again
~ l ''li, . LIZ '''t'''' e'i'0' '' '"' '4e''!'
FAElSIAN-rSELESS DESTRUCTION BY THE
FNENcH-A FRENCH CORPS GONE OFT TO
Mat THE FRCs>IANS.
LuNpuN, September IG.-Thc French are
l.~-l>>:y DESTROYING tn" wood. and railroad
bridges on the a;,rruachn~ 10 Paris. which
,,oc> not delay the pru>sian advance an
hour.
The French Journals today pes>ist that
,avdelton is possible. In the meantime
the Prue>lanS are muS>ng at some distance
IRON the city.
The defensive measures around Paris are
go -rrat that III" French hope they will de-
trH the pIu>,ian> and compel peace.
attack the Prti>,itn advance, which is now
ia he immediate vicinity. The Prussian
,utpo>t> run northeast and southeast.
several uhlans have been discovered III
Ul.@Ii>e and captured,
tAc pru>>ian> continue to devaState the
country anG plumber the passengers bag
Ga-r captured on the railway trains.
Large arrivals Of Gardcs Mobile continue.
! ne HlWhih- J"uftl> appear IAN ih"li
:
H., ,r;,;.o,.,r w.. ,o,,o,... ,,,o,,. ,..,,,
..r.. oc Itr,,s.. ~, ,b. s,i,I',,.,,t N"p
49, o. I"S>iiHN OH the suburbs.
'AS >lEtE or SThAsboC kG--ThE ARMY or THE
AoiHh--"l AkAAIEES OF fhAcE'
iARlS. September Iii ne Mnl-ter OF
War has another dispatch from General
/ Zach It ~trishourg. He says the bonn
tiiNchi u constant ana tcIfii''' ana li'
t..',,-.,, ii,,, Of stIrrrrIcrin"
I1- mjlitar, headquarters at Tours is
anWly organizing an army, 10 be known
ID, the army Of the Loire. The volunteer
"HruImcut> exceed $4,000. In all France
over 900, 900 volunteers are enrolled
Il is reported that, as the PruSSiuns de-
m4ud guarantees in case Of peace, the
French Government is preparing ~tiarau-
ices
il"l'ah volunteers III l"t9c AuiilotI5 nave
.dt'f'u al Lyons, "
l-!'''llt h-h'S nave heel pldcca III All Il"
rs AROUND 'hr Guy 'o0i>coFcf Tie enemy
hi-ht lho'cihcht>.
Is reported Ilal Inc Government mas
VIZ !.nr1rOr rNUlrF CORE pDnucnCp, WIN