Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10
Deferred Dispatches.

ssrn ilc hiri d.,lai irs iTnm
ii.aInc d. irlaual positively
Ai. rifinr. III stinifs.rai move
mrui wss aroomI l'shefs hsl Was
aiisnti,., wish frsioss i,sves,' The
correspondent rcpraaehes ihe Gov
,rnmrni h.r Withholding ihis mas
curing dispalrh from lhe pahlie,
lie snms uls
The tnmlai ofihe lasi seven asys
Save ir--h fsVur.hlo 4" as, hni hiring
in decisive n,snlis. one thing il
aria.m-ihe Grown i'rinee eanlin
n,,s his manh lnwgris Paris via
Niry ~ Francois. av"i'iing Cha
has. Thv RmI.eror snl MrMah0n
IRE al Ilahhs, Mvni iime, Tpoehn's
n,agnues Indicate that the iNsiese'
msni az Paris i imminrnt Yes
irrlay 81. 600 guns were distributed
iisMn amnng vast quantities, Paris
j. nroI lslonssl fer eight months,
laNinN, August 2s-Ihe fras-
,ians Intend to surround Meta with
a railroad.
Il i generally thought that the
mnrrh ~ the prnSslans cannnt b.
choclv,l before watching Paris. II
il said ihcro will DO 500 0nn gnud
trnnps al aud around Paris, II l.
l,elicvel that one decisive battle
gives Paris 10 the PruSsiahs,
l.oXpuN, August sl.-The Or
leans party Is hopeful. The Prln'
rcs are here, aud, watch events
closely. They will have an agent
at great skill and experience IN Par,
| advising them Of every event al
ivcling their interest.
PANS. August 2i.--l.a l'iherio
says Senators Moll!nst and liohic
blame Prince Napoleon for being
absent ut such time. a Meeting
of National Guards resolved that
no proposi,ion for pence should be
cntcrtaircd while Prussians are on
French Territory.
Yesterday tho Corps was unnsn
ally turbulent. Answering inter
relations, the Ministry assured The
Chamber that Paris was abundant
lv nrovisioncd. Other answers were
equally satisfactory, but the excite
.mcnt continued. Jules Simon pro-
posed to send from the city the non
bearing population. Ap-
ulausc.1 Others proposed sending
The wounded away. Simon obI'ct-
ed. Anchcrl created trmult by
saying there was II scarcity OF arms
in certain quarters. The majority
protested.
Minister Brsinc said arms would
be duly distributed, and called the
attention Of Deputies to tho inc'
that such questions should not be
discussed too much. Gambrct'a
was much excited und accused the
majority of bringing on tho war
Ills remarks were so harsh that the
majority refused to hear them. The
,c.sion ended unanimously. Gam
brctta is generally blamed for n
luck of discretion.
LONDON, August 2i.-Prnssian OF.
ficcrs in Ihc field do not believe that
Paris will resist. They expect that
an insurreclion will follow their APP
prouch, resulting in the displacc-
mcnt of the present authorities,
when peace will be easily guaran,
tod.
BERLIN, August 25.-The Gov
crnmcnt has received an official dis
patch dated Bar lie Due, last even
inc. to the effect that Chalons is
evacuated, and that the Prussian
column is west of Chalons, and NOV
PANS, August 81, Midnight.-It
is reported that the Prussians arc
at Zivournc today. zivonrne has
five thousand inhabitants, % miles
southwest of Epornay, G5 miles
from Paris. The Crown Prince is
reported at Nancy. Nothing from
Metz or tho armies of McMahon OF
Bazainc 20 day.
PARIS, Aug. 25.-Thc Committee
of Defence have ordered the destrue-
ton of crops aud food IN the depart
menls of Maine and Seine.
Tho Empress is at the Tullcrics
detected. 1t is said she becomes
unpopular on account of bigotry.
LONDON. August 25.-Paris is ut
tcrIy without news from the seat
of war.
The entertainments around Metz
are completed.
It is believed deputation of the
Corps Lcgislatif have gone to the
Emperor with u demand Of abdica
ton.
rThe announcement of Provis-
ional government is imminent.
Belgium neutrality has not been
violated. Belgium, at first inclined
to yield on the ground of humanity,
but finally declined. No sally from
Metz to noon yesterday.
In the absence of official news 1t
is believed the Prussians will not
attack Paris, Dut turn lhc.r hoto"
lion to the reduction of Metz and
tho destruction of Bazainc, leaving
the Grown Prince to cut McMahons
communications with Paris and
check him from moving TO Bazaine's
relief.
II is further believed that the
prussians are strong enough TO dis
regard MaMahon's rcinforccmcnts,
as they are of raw re-
crnits.
PARIS, August %, 0 A. M.--The
Figaro has just issued an extra,
with the following news:
a person who arrived in Paris at {
3 O clock tonight, coming from Ep-
srncy, reports that he heard in that !
-ity that the Prussians were defeat
d to-day between Verdnn and Cha
n -.