The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-28

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keratry has ordered the Mobiles in Brit
tany TO concentrate at Amiens, where he
VIII organize them himself for offensive
war. Many regular troops will be incorpo-
rated with this army. Keratry's proclanu-
! ton promises the Mobiles the best weapons,
with proportionate cannon and mftrail-
leuses.,o Wagons are going through the
streets collecting provisions tor the Cha
, teau d 'Un sufferers.
The officer who arrived from Metz was
| one of five who left. Bazaine was well,
| were $1,000 of them. There had been no
, disorder in the city, and the sorties had
! been more successful.
| Metz surrendered after this officers ar
( rival at Tours.1
| THE CANDIDATURE FOR THE FRENCH THRONE.
LONDON, Oct. FIT is understood that
| England, Prussia, and Italy concur in
Aosti's candidature for the French throne.
1t Is reported on the best authority that
! the French cruisers burned two German
ships recently. ...-.. ....
Fl ENGLAND.
LONDON, Oct. N.-The stern Of the ship
| Cambria Grifted ashore at Islay, Scotland.
McGattan, so far, is the only known sur
viyor.
Overweg Sc Co., of Shanghai, interested
in the American trade, have failed.
The bark Adept, from Quebec, reports
heavy gale.
CAPITULATIoN OF METz-150, 900 FRENCH SOL
DIERS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FROM KING
WILLIAM.
BERLIN, Oct. 27.-King William tele-
graphs the following dispatch to the Queen
to-day:
"Ihis morning Bazaine and Metz capitu-
lated with 100000 prisoners, including
10000 sick and wounded. The army and
garrison laid down their arms this after
noon. This is one Of the most important
events OF the war. Providence be thanked.
"WILLIAM."
THE PEACE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AC-
COUNTS.
Tours, Oct. 2.-The Journals announce
that long interview occurred yesterday
between Lord Lyons and Theirs.
LONDON, Oct. 21.-The Manchester Guar
dion gives the following as the terms Of
peace which were proposed by England.
Russia, and Austria !: LIST. No cession of
territory. I'd. The Notifications at Metz
and Strasbourg to be RACED. 3D.. France to
pay 200, 600, 900 francs indemnity. 4th. Neu-
trails to guarantee peace.
ST. PETERsBURGH, Oct. 27.-The following
summary of the negotiations on the part of
the neutral Powers of Europe for
an armstice comes from an auther-
tic source. After reciting the determina-
ton Of the neutralS to seize the first Oppor-
tunity for mediation, the document pro-
ceeds {: Russia, in Jules Favre's visit to the
Prussian headquarters, believed that the
long-looked-for opportunity had arrived.
At this moment the reception of the Prus-
sian note on the subject of the early starva-
ton of Paris caused change in the idea OF
the neutrals. When, however, they pressed
the subject of mediation again, Russia held
back Oh the ground that mediation unsup-
ported by force would be worthless. The
conditions of peace must be left exclusively
to the belligerents. The course was still
possible to convoke the National Assembly,
which alone was competent to decide the
question of peace or war.
WAR MOVEMENTS FRENcH REPORTS.
BLoIs, Oct. 27.-A strong column Of Prlls-
sian cavalry and infantry attacked a French
accommodating party on the left bank OF the
Loire yesterday, and were handsomely re-
pulsed after short engagement.
RoUEN, Oct. 27.-The enemy, on leaving
Olson, attacked Longchamp with 900 men
and four E,ortars, and were beaten OFT by
the Franc .tireurs.
NERDoME, October 2I.-It is said there are
still 1000 Prussians in Chateau dun, 800 of
which are cavalry.
TRoYEs, Oct. 27.-Nogcnt was evacuated
by the Prllssians last night. Before leaving
they fired the town in several places. Carl
baldi is still at Dole. He has collected
strong forces. Sharp engagements have
occurred between the forces.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Oct. 27.-The members of the
majority i'll the Cortes have passed resO-
luton for assembling that body on the 10Th
of October.
Should IL peace conference meet ut YER
saileS Minister Sogesta Will attend rs the
representative of Spain.
LONDON, Oct. 27.-The foreign Ministers
at Madrid have been advised by Spain of
the nomination of the Duke of Aosta as
candidate for the Spanish throne. The
Duke has accepted on condition of his cleo
ton and of the approval by the great Pow
ers; Prussia and England are committed in
his favor.
FOREIGN MISCELLANY BY CABLE.
Four missing boats Of the Cambria were
found empty on the English coast, but no
| trace of the passengers.
Greece has recognized the French Re-
public.
Volunteers for the French army have ar
| rived from Martinique.
The Prince and Princess Of Wales are
| visiting Eugene ut Bazlehurst.
| It is reported that Mazzini is now on his
way to Tours.
The English at Paris are under the pro-
lection of United Minister Washburne, as
the British Minister has not recognized the
| Republic.
The Hungarian budget shows deficit for
1870.
| The Russian Minister at Tours is assured
that Theirs can get safe conduct, and that
| King William desires mediation.
The French loan is guaranteed by Nor
gan & Co., of London. Many shares were
subscribed yesterday.
NJ. LAUREN, delegate from the French
Government at London, has received dis
patch from Tours intimating strong hopes
Of the success of the armiStlce negotiations.
| r,,narrans 70 Einu0r Dealers.