The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-08
NOON DISPATCHES.
NEWS FROM PARIS.

NEWS FROM PARIS.
PARIS, September 7.-Jules Favre is
awaiting a response to his telegram to the
United States Government. 1t is thought
the reply will have 4 great effect throughout
the country.
Every French town yet heard from &C.
cents the Republic joyfully.
General Trochu reiterates his statement
that Paris is safe. The trains are arriving
hourly with artillery, cavalry, and infantry,
from the front. The rolling stock of the
eastern roads is now mostly concentrated
here. or sent west to Havre and other west
ern cities.
The French engineers are destroying the
tunnels of the railroad lines running east
out of Paris.
THE EMPIRE EUGENE.
BRUSSELS, September THE Ideaen-
3ence Belize says the Empress Eugene " n
guest OF the Hoagvcn family at their chateau
Of Meyse, near Brussels.
A CONGRESS OF THE POWERS TO BE PROPOSED.
BERLIN, September THE Russian Go
vernment is about to propose a Congress OF
the great Powers. Prussia will certainly
decline.
THE PRUssIAS ADVANCE ON PARIS.
PARIS. September THE PrusSian adj
vance is said to he near scissors, sixty miles
from Paris, and are marching rapidly to-
wards the city.
THE NEWS OF THE REPUBLIC IN ROME.
ROME. September THE proclamation
of the French Republic has caused 4 most
profound sensation here. Arrests have
been m ,de by the authorities, which, nume-
rous before this event, have now become
innumarable. Hundreds of persons have
been imprisoned on charge OF conspiracy.
sTRAsBoURG 0 HEARD FROM.
PARIS, September T.-There has nothing
been heard from s%trasbourg for a day or
two.
DIFFICULTY TRocHU n THE
MINISTRY.
PARIS, September 1T is confirmed that
the Orleans princes are en- route for Paris.
| 1t is reported the Ministry has determined
to arrest them on their arrival.
It is reported that there has been a diff.
Guilty between General Trochu and the
Ministry. The Ministry yielded and har-
| m0ny was restored. 1t seems that the diff.
1icuIty arose from a proposition to arm all
classes, which Trochu successfully opposed
Immense preparations for defence con-
tinue, and there is but one sentiment among
the people-the defence of the nation. Or
| ganization is quietly proceeding. There is
no dissent from the necessities OF the Ike.
public.
There is great rejoicing at the removal Of
the Press censorship. The war news and
| details are published without ~hindrance.
| The officers and men of the NatfonaI
| Guard. replying to the rumor that they
| were averse to defending the city, publish
| 4 statemcnt that they will fight to the last.
| The MOmteur says orders have been
| given to barricade the streets so as to rem
| der the assault of the enemy more difficult,
People are leaving the city in the utmost
| haste. now that the approach Of the Prus-
| slams is so near.
AS the evening draws on the people cease
singing their patriotic songs, and retire
from the streets.
RETURE OF THE n TROOPS.
PARIS, September 7.-General Vevray has
lust returned from the front and been as
| signed to an important command. His en-.
tire corps arrived by rail yesterday at
o'clock. 1t consisted Of eleven trains OF
cavalry, thirteen trains of artillery, and
fourteen trains of infantry. The trains re
turned eastward to bring back other troops
ENGLISH RECOGNITION.
PARIS, September T. Jules Favre has had
| a long interview with the British Minister
| when the views of the British Cabinet were
| fully discussed, and assurances given OF tht
| early recognition of the Republic.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF MoNTMEDY CEASED.
PARIS, September THE b~ombardment
| of Montmedy ceased yesterday, and 1t Is
| believed the siege has been ~ndo
THE ApvAScE OF THE pRUss1ANs.
PARIS, September THE National Guart
| failed to check the crossing OF the Rhine by
| the PruSSianS at .MulhauSe.
MACMAuoN's LATE ARMY.
PARIS, September 7.-Twelye thousant
| of MacMahon'S army are ut MeZlereS, and
| 20 900 between FonsierS and Lachene.
The wounded Of the Sedan battle are dis
| tributed in the farm-houses of the vicinity
| PARIS, September The Mayor OF Laoi
| teleyraphed at 8 O'Clock last night that there
| were no PruSsiaus there.
| The head of one column has appeared At
| Epernay, and the other is approaching
LlOn.
| SOUTH GERMAN CITIES JOINING PRUSSIA.
| LONDON, September THE cities OF The
| South German States, including Carlsruhe,
Mavence, Stuttgardt, and Munich, have
| petitiOned for annexation to North Ger
many.
KING WILLIAMS TERMS FOR PEACE.
Lospos. September The King of Prus
sia announces that be Will require leading
| French capitalists to guarantee the paylheh'
Of 3,OO0,0 900, 900 francs.
| FAILURE OF Russ1A's EFFORTS FOR INTER
vENTloN.
ST.. PETERsBURGH, September The st
Pe~tersburgh Journal says the Gar shares
| the desire TO localize and abridge the war,
| but Intellectually, as Prussia repels any in
| PREVENTION ut all,
| THE LONDON TINES ON FRANC AND ENGLAND
LONDON, September THE Times says
| If France refuses to treat with the Prus-
| slams the Republic will perish, because
| freedom is more jealous of military glory
than of the right and justice OF others.
The Times has several bitter articles on