The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-07
!. THE WAR IN EUROPE.
The Two French Governments.
TO ADJOURNTHE
&3, ELECTIONS.
RAPID RISE OF GOLD IN PARIS.
EXCHANGE OF WOUNDED PRISONERS.
Hatred towards Gambetta and Tro-
cHS-The Latter's Life Threatened.
SUFFERING IN THE CITY OF PARIS,
&C., Sc, &c.


| &C., &C., &c.
THE TWO FRENCH GOvERNAENTs-BIsNARC REX
PROPOSES TO ADJOURN THE ELECTIONS.
LONDON, Feb. Ga Declaration" has
been issued at Bordeaux, signed ION yes
terday, Sunday by Gambetta, Bizon, Gre
mieux, and Fourchon, maintaining the cleo
torai Specifications, and announcing that
one Of their number has been sent to Paris
to explain the state Of things to the Lo.
cal" Government there. Jules Simon went
to Bordeaux Janunry 31st to signify to Gam
BETA that the Paris Government alone
hencefOrth possesses executive power.
BY special decree the city Of Havre will
form special election district, the remain
der of that department being occupied by
the enemy.
Count Chambord, VINO is here Iondon),
is in high spirits, and receives dispatches
by couriers twice a day. He may depart
for France ut any moment.
VERSAILLES. Feb. 5.-The following state
ment is official:
The duality of the French Government
will apparently lead the Administration at
Bordeaux to a non-observance of the con-
yention entered into by the Germans and
the authorities at Paris. That convention
only looked to negotiations for a free AS
sembly, and an arbitrarily body
under the declaration of NJ. Gambetta is not
entitled to such title. NJ. Fayre informs
Count Bismarck that he will rescind the de-
crees issued by Gambetta, but the confusion
is probably only removable by the adjourn
ment of the elections.
| BoRpEAuy, Feb. 6.-The demonstration
to-day in favor of the Bordeaux Govern
ment and the disqualfying decree were
quite imposing. The Project read the fol-
lowing declaration from Gambetta:
"Faithful to the programme of the ma
ton and of freedom, to arms as well as to
lcouncil OF war celebrating upon the means
of profting by the armistice."
Cremieux left last night for Paris.
LONDON, Feb. GA complete rupture
has taken place between the Paris and Bor-
deauX Governments, and the restoration of
the Empire is most probable. 1t is reported
that the Pope has undertaken to assist in
the restoration.
4 number of journals of the north Of
} France denounce the recent decree OF Gam
beta, and urge That the country needs and
desires peace.
PARIS EEWs-RIsE IN GoLD-TRoCHU DE-
sIRous TO LEAVE THE CITY.
j oNDoS, Feb. Ga dispatch from Yer
sailles says gold is rising rapidly in Paris,
the citizens expecting heavy money eX-
3 action. The city generally is assuming an
. appearance of order and something Of its
, former splendor.
The elections are proceeding with fever
lsh energy and determination, and the
e hatred and opposition to Gambctta is in
/. describable.
n The exchange Of wounded prisoners is
proceeding.
Gen. Trochu wishes to return to Brittany
on account Of his marked appropriately
There are threats made to shoot him.
LONDON, Feb. Ca letter from Paris or
the 4th inst. says there is intense suffering
IN the city, and hundreds are dying daily
- of starvation, the food received being
wholly inadequate to the want.
Rochefort announces the forthcomin!
issue Of newspaper entitled Mot ID Ordre
which will advocate reglclde.
Paris letters of the Sd state that Dorial
has assumed the portfolio of Public Work
Temporarily during the absence of Man
d guin, and that Ferdinand Herold succeed
q Jules Fayre, who has rendered his resigna
ton.
The official journal Of Paris says no cor
: ditions of peace have yet been discussed.
q The election in the city has been pos
Il poned till the Sth instant.
q A letter of Wednesday last says l.
o Moinne, in an article published in the d.
:, bats Unttes, says that the Republic is tal
1 ure, and that the Orleans family is the onl
1 hope for France.
The march of the Prussians throug
Paris will include the whole army OF il
veStment, which will pass through the Al
de Iriomphe, Rue Riyoli, and Rue Sail
, Antoine simply for the purpose of marcl
+, ing through the city. The houses on eitht
| side of the route will be cleared of the
!, inhabitants and occupied by Germa
troops.
a The statues on the facade of the Hot
= de Vile were much damaged on Sunday b
the rioters.
: The price of gold is daily rising, and til
feeling against Gambetta is increasing.
y THE FEELING IN BERL1N-wHAT THE Bol
DEAuX GovERNMENT WILL BRING 4
Il FRANCE.
BERLIN, Feb. 81 Worlds specially Ul
easineSs is succeeding the exultation cause
| by the fall of Paris. Funds are depressed
No confidence is felt that the terms
peace will be accepted by the Bordeau
Assembly. Incessant eXcrtions are maxim
G for the resumption of the war, the plan bt
G ing to reEquip the army, ovcrrun the Who'll
e of France, and reduce it to submission
2 a savage and relentless campaign.
a 4 RUMoR ABOUT BISMARCK.
LONDON, Feb. Cat the clubs the repor
is that Bismarck is laboring under sever
: mental excitement, his mind being so III
balanced as to render him virtually insane
1T GERMANY AND AMERICAN NAVAL STATIONS
A REPUTATION By BISMARCK.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Much having bee
said in the press and Congress about tn
purpose Of North Germany to acquire ten
Iitory in America for naval uses, anil tn
: assertion having come to the knowledge
i, Count Bismarck, he has recently taken oc
D casion to repeat in an emphatic manner hi
declaration Of July, 1868, that North GEL
: many does not intend to acquire any terri
j tory on this continent, or the possession
4 any of the adjacent islands. This cours
!. on her part is TO avoid interference IN an
way with the Monroe doctrine, or with an
measures of acquisition which this Govern
j ment may choose to adopt.
MISCELLANEOUS.
There are 10000 French soldiers di'
5 armed in Switzerland.
= u. S. Minister Sickles presented bis or,
| dentials to the new Spanish King, Am'
e deus on the Sd inst, and the reply was on
complementary to the United States.
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