The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-11
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
GAMBgTTA's PROCLAMATION.


NIGHT DISPATCHES.
GAMBgTTA's PROCLAMATION.
TorRs, Oct. 10.-Gambetta's proclamation
10 the people says by order Of the Re-
publican Government left Paris to trans
mt 10 YOU the hopes of the Parisians and
others seeking to deliver France. Paris
presents the spectacle of 1000. 900 Of men
forgetting their differences to withstand in
vaders who eE pected discOrd. Four hun
dred thousand National Guards are now
armed-100, 600 Mobiles and Gu, 900 regulars
are assembled. Tho foundries are casting
cannon. The women are making million
of cartridges daily. Each battalion of Ma
tional Guards has two matrailletses. The
forts are manned by marines, supplied with
artillery Of the greatest excellence, and
served by the hest gllnners in the world.
Hitherto our fire has kept the enemy from
erecting the smallest works. The entente
on the 4th ultimo had 500 cannons, and
now it has $500, with 400 rounds of
ammunition for each. Every defence
has its men at their posts. The Nationals
drill constantly behind barricades, which
are adapted to the genius of Parisians. The
impregnahilitv Of Paris is 10 Illusion. It
cannot be captured or surprised, norreduced
Ivy starvation. Arms are now coming in
from every quarter of the globe. Workmen
and money are now forthcoming. The pro-
yinces must resist ,torpor and panic. All
Parisians must aid the Republic. Soon
winter will come, finding the Prussians far
from home, decimated by Frances arms,
hunger, and nature. France shall never
loose its place in the world through the in
vasion OF Il halt million of men. Paris gives
the watch word, "Niye la Republique, une
ct Indivisible."
RUSSIAN DISCLAIMER.
ST. PETERSBURG. Oct. 10.-The Russian
movement towards the Turkish frontier is
officially denied.
RELIEVED FROM INDEMNITY.
LONDON, Oct. l0.-Versailles has been re-
lieyed from the payment OF 100000 francs
levied by the Prussians.
GARIBALDfs MOVEMENTS.
Tours, Uia london, Der. 10.-During the
sitting OF the Government to-day crowd
gathered in the courtyard OF the Prefec-
ture, displaying French and American
flags. Garibaldi was vociterously called for.
and made a speech expressing his belief in
the approaching redemption Of France.
In subsequent address to the National
Guard, he announced that he was to COM
mand all the volunteers in the service Of
France.
BATTLE IMMINENT.
Tours, uia London, Oct. lot is UNDER
stood here That battle is imminent near
lowry. The PruSsians have returned there
in force. The French will meet them with
considerable army.
Tours is full Of volunteers and conscripts
from the South.
Gambetta is displaying great ability and
energy. Journals OF 1egltamist procliyitles
hn oS, &c oil
Other journals applaud the measure, All
eulogiZe Gambetta's enterprise and courage
in leaving Paris rs he did lin balloon).
BURNING OF A TOWN BY THE PRUssIAYs.
LONDON, Oct. 10.-A squad of Prussian
Hussars was attacked on the night of the
7th through the treachery Of the inhabi.
tants Of Ablis. The town was afterwards
burned by the Prussians in retaliation.
Numerous bodies Of French have since
been dispersed In that neighborhood.
A large Rayarian force Is south Of Ftam-
PEE. .
Villages at the north of Paris, which were
deserted at the approach of the Germans,
have again been repeopled.
THE CONSEQUENCE OF STARVING OUT PARIS.
LONDON, Oct. 1O.-A note from the Prus-
sian Government informs the Powers that
Paris threatens to hold out until 1t starves.
In that event 100000 of people will be in
the hands of the Prussians, who will be
unable to provide supplies for them for a
single day, as there is nothing eatable
within several days march of Paris, and as
the people cannot abandon the city by the
roads, the inevitable consequence will be
that hundreds Of thousands must starre.
Yet, the Germans must prosecute war, and
the French Power must be answerable fol
its consequences.
RIGHTS OF RUSSIA IN THE BLACK SEA.
PEsTH, Oct. 10.--The Lloyd newspaper
publishes statement that Prince GottScha'
koff demands of the great Powers the re-
moval of the prohibition against Russian wal
vessels in the Black Sen.
The Lloyd also says that Prussia Is mol
arerse to the restoration OF the Bonapartes,
but that the French are bitterly hostile tt
such movement.
BAzAINE's DESIGNS.
LONDON, Oct. 10.-A telegram from Ber
| lin to the Manchester Examiner says thai
Bazaine is fighting for path to Belgium.
The same correspondent says that Gen
| Won Worder is advancing on the army o.
LYONS between Belltort and hangers.
PAPER CURRENCY IN FRANCE.
| LONDON, Oct. 10.-Specie has vanished
| from France. The towns OF Normandy AZ
preparing to issue paper currency.
DEATH OF A CARDINAL.
| RoaE, Oct. 10.-Curdinal Matteo is dead
and II is said that PatriZzi will succeed hin
Thlrty-two thousand voters refused I
vote in the Papal States at the recent cleo
ton. ,,ns
Tours, Oct. 10.-Pigeons brought iron
Paris Yesterday and returned to-day VIII
4 convoy with Prrssian prisoners IN
arrived.
Gambetta declines IN ovation.
j Enurteen pruss,an spies have been r.
Gently arrested in this vicinity and prompt
shot. ,,.~o.,a.
Project Delaiorge, who defended st. suer
4 tin. had no military education. He was III
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