The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-22

HTMMkRYs0rlw WAR NEWS. 20 S;a
.LorDoa, Dec. III. Paris ndyices are to
the 18th inst. The army and citizens we're
still 6 calm, res0lute, and confident" Pro.
visions were plenty, md there was no dis.
order whatever. y, sss
The German victory dc Nuts Is exagge,
rated. They captured 900, most, 600, prison.
ers. X 80 as. 81
ANOTHER ADVANCE on HAYRH. ss,
The news nom TIE German Army Of the
North is important. The Germans are again
marching on Hayre--tbis time with d much
larger force. The French have taken mes
|sufes to resist them. An engagement is
already reported at Balbec, IL miles from
Havre, in which the French were victori-
GUS. and: the Prussian advance checked. @
The Pru6sians. have evacuated Segtgney
and Beaumont. TWenty live thousand Prus-
SLAMS are at Mont Didier. IL
Cen. Faidsherbes has achieved some i'm.
Iportant successes. III. Z. -
MOVEMENTS AROUND TOURS.
The Prussfans threatened Chateau Re.
nault, fifteen miles northwest OF Tours.
The military critics think that the forts
around secure Paris from bombardment.
Germany is suffering for coal. Many OF
the mines have been closed in consequences
Of the miners being drafted for the war.
ITALY---TnE GUARANTEES FOR TEE INDE-
b. PGNDENcE OF THE PoPE-THE POINTS.
=, RoME, Dec. 20.-The Ministerial project
for guaranteeing the independence Of the
Holy See covers twenty points-viz. The
Pope's personal inviolability retention of
the Palace guards; 8, 250, COO, annually for.
the Palace guard and civil list; the Papal
residence at the Vatican I; Santa Mora bag
Fgfore, In Rome, and the Castle Gardolfo,
10 the country, to be free from taxa-
ton and the ordinary jurisdiction of
the State; the locality occupied by
the General Council of the Church
to enjoy the same immunities; criminals
taking refuge IN these localities shall not be
arrested without the consent of the con-
cIavesSs such residences shall be free from
deportation laws; there shall be no searches
or representations Of books or documents Of
the Sacred Congregations; the Pope to be
free In publishing the acts of his ministry,
land cardinals and the ecclesiastics particle
pating In such acts shall, be free. from mo-
lestationl; free correspondence between
the Pope and the Catholic. world; the
Pope's Spiritual and Pontifcal Jurisdiction
shall be exercised free OF contest by the
State; ecclesiastical meetings without
Government. permission the nomination
to all benefces, dignities, and offices of the
church to be made without Government
interference; the Episcopal allegiance to
the King to be abolished institutions for
the education Of priests shall be nnder the
direction of the Pope.
PBUssIA's POSITION ON THE LUXEMBOURG
QUESTION.
BERLIN, Dec. 2l.-The Rreuze Zett1fag,
speaking of the neutrality of Luxembo urg,
says that diplomatic negotiations are i'm
possible in time of.w The German
armies would thereby be compromised,
their safety. Prussiais ready to submit her
claims to arbitration without affecting the
position OF Luxembourg as an independent
State.
The Diet of Hesse Darmstadt has APP
proved the federal treaties, and voted fur
Their war credit:
THE CoMING CONFERENCE.
LONDON, Dec. N.-Prussia, in accepting
the invitation to the conference of the
Great Powers, stipulates that only matters
connected with the treaty of 1855 shall be
considered. The adhesion Of France to the
conference Is still wanting.
II 10; il RUSSIA AND THE TREATIES.
ST. tPETERsBURGH, Dec. N.-The Gdlos
explains that in discarding that portion OF
the treaty which neutralizes the Black sea,
Russia only rejects acompact with all par
ties regarded as obsolete.
Hissf SPAIN.
+ e. MADRID,, Dec. N.-The Cortes so.day
voted it's own dissolution amid great ex-
element. The Opposition deputies iInIne-
diately left the chambers.
Senior Robledo declared that he and hts
party did not wish for a coup 4etdt, but
were determined to save the King or perish
with him.
Senior Fgueras followedin support of the
motion for dissolution, but admitted that
the country would not settle into tranquil
lily, even though the Duke of Aosta were
now on the throne, unless the finances were
suitably discussed.
h The motion for dissolution was supported
by the Ministry, the members thereof ex-
pressing the sentiment TINT to save the
country all measures were allowable.
The Cortes Is still engaged in violent
and fruitless discussion between the Repub-
|Iican and so-called Sandman" factions,
the latter being very bitter in their attacks
on the new King.
FOREIGN MISCELLANY By CABLE. =
There has been no recent communication
between King William and the Pope:
The bark John Tyler, from Charleston.
on fire at Liverpool yesterday, was scuttled
to save her hull and cargo.
1t is untrue that Turkey has determined
to act Independently Of the great Powers.
The brigantine Brisk, from New York
for Liverpool, has been wrecked off the
Welsh coast, and two of her crew drowned.
The Garibaldians in the eastern depart
ments of France are suffering bitterly from
cold.
The Georgia Election-Seeond Day.
AUGUSTA, GA, Dec. N.-The election
progresses without disturbance. The Dem.
ncrats are ahead in Richmond and Colum.