The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-29
THE WARM EUROPE.
NOON DISPATCHES.
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LONDON. August 27.-Bismarck's son is
more seriously wounded than was at nrst
supposed. he has been sent to his nome,
in Monteira.
The French General Battaille is moving
rapidly.
General lie Grand, killed at Gravelotte,
left eleven daughters.
THE RESERVES ORGANIZING. Il
BERLIN, August N.-The reserves are or.
panizipp here under General Constein, and
at Elogan under Lowenfeld:
NEW HEApoGARrERs
LONDON, August 27.-The bourgeois of
the capital city of the Department of Cher
are fortifying it.. 1t is stated that the EN-
peror and members of the Senate and the
members Of the Corps Legislatif will 60
thither. The right wing Of the French
army has already taken that direction.
AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA. .~
LONDON, August 27.-Austria has con.
Cured in the declaration of neutrality,
which is also accepted by Italy.
The Russian Minister has returned to St.
Petersburgh from Vienna, the object of his
visit being to improve the relations Of his
country with Austria.
FEARFUL oCTRAGEs.
PARIS, August 27.-The King and Crown
Prince are moving on the city Uia Marine
aid the Atibe. The troops commit fearful
pillage and unheard of outrages en- route.
THE TWO MARsHALs.
PARIS, August 27.-Marshal Bazaine's
junction with MacMahon is not yet effected
PRtssIAN PROCLAMATION.
LONDON, August 27.-The Prussian
Crown Prince has issued proclamation,
saying that Prussia makes war against the
Emperor and not against the people, and
thew have nothing to fear. The Grown
Prince announced his PURPOSE to restore
every line of travel intercepted or de-
stroyed by his army operations, so that To-
Dor and commerce may be everywhere re.
newed. Personal safety is guaranteed the
people.
The "Hessians," according to the
French, are distinguishing themselves by
traditional pillage and brutality.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
A VICTORY FOR TIE FRENcH-PRovIsIoNs IN
PARts-INTENsE EXCITEMENT IN PARIS.
PARIS, August 27.-The assertion of O
correspondent of the Daily Ne,0s that the
Garde Mobile is composed of children I'm
der eighteen years of age is untrue. Every
member of it is between twenty and tWen-
ty-tive.
More arrests have been made under Gen.
eral Trochu's decree.
The morning journals persist in reporting
serious difficulty within the last few days
which resulted in favor of the French.
There are now one hundred and fifty
thousand sheep, forty thousand hogs, aud
TWENTY-FIVE thousand beeves in Paris. in
| the case of Il siege the authorities will pre-
vent unreasonable prices for the necessarles
| of life.
Several more spies were arrested to-day
The Prussian approach to Paris causes
| intense excitement.
| Dispatches from various provinces an
nounce the sudden and immense volunteer.
| ing for the defence Of the capital.
| The railway stations of Rheims was re-
Gently pillaged by bummers. The Imperial
| baggage was stolen, and SOME of it disposed
of to Various dealers here. The value OF the
property taken was immense.
The Emperor is with MacMahon, who i:
| retreating by way of Fonzlers.
la PresSe affirms that General Steinmetz
has been cut off from Frederick Charles
and driven northward. 1t also states that
the Prussians have been decidedly checked
at Mezieres.
| 1t is reported that the Government is
preparing 4 note to its representatives an
nouncing that France will prosecute war tt
the last extremity, and no proposition look
ing to peace will be entertained while the
| enemy are on It's soil:
| The following official news has been fur
ni>hed by the Minister of the Interior
"A force of the Prussian cavalry have beer
seen near Arcis sue Aube." Note.-Arci!
is the capital of the department of Aube
sixteen miles north of Troycs and twenty
| live south Of ChalOns.
| A detachment Of Uhlans attacked the
railroad depot at Ephernay while others o
the main body entered the town. The MAJ
tional Guard attacked and repulSed them
| killing seventeen. A strong column OF the
PrusSian artillery has entered Chalens;
The GARRISON at Strasbourg made sortit
Yesterday and captured convoy OF cattle
| and some munitions of war. The city still
makes vigorous resistance.
A large body of Germans. supposed to b'
Landwehr, lately passed through Nancy
Won Coulsurs and Joinyille are on their wa.
| to Chalons.
The report of the appearance of Prussial
scouts at the Chateau Thierrg is uncon
firmcd. DetaChnients Of tie Prttssiaii ARMY
are reported to-day at Rheims, Varennes
| Verdun, Pfalsburg, Bar lie Due, Stenay
and on the railroad between Scissors ant
| Rheims.
TIE FRENCH LOSS AT REsoNv1LLE-PRUss1A,
REsoURCEs-HALP THE JOURNEY TO PAR1
| ACCOMPLISHED,
| LONDON, August 27.-The reported i'm
prisonment of Madame Archer is untrue
She is at Bretagnes
The Prince Imperial is at Rethel, twenty
three miles from Me zieres. :. .,,..
Bazaine's official report puts tile Trencl
loss at Resonyille at $4,000.
The representatives of France, England
and Prussia, have signed the Belgian neu
trality treaty.
The Times, reviewing Prussian resources
SAYS that three armies of reserves hay
been formed to await eVents-one on tn
Rhine, under the Duke of Mecklenburg
one at Berlin, under General Caustain
and one in Silesa, under General Torrent
zerg.
According to thesFrench report, $4,000
but according to the Pr,lssiati report, 1000
French soldiers are disabled by the hospita
and typhus fevers.
The Prussians are intensely excited abou
the firing by the French on flag of truce
The famous cigar steamer, probably Wi
nans's, passed Dover to-day, going east
ward.
The Prussians say that half the journe
to Paris has been accomplished, and all tn
instructions have been left behind.
The English Government, while its mill
tia and volunteers are only half armed
| ships 10000 rifles to the continent at tn
same time the English people send lint ant
bandages for the wounded.
| The movement to aid the French an,
German wounded has become universal il
England.
The northern movement of MacMahon i
| fully confirmed.
| A fight occurred yesterday near Mont