The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-10
GENERAL TRocnU's PRocLAuAr1oN.

LONDON, Jan. S.-Advices from Paris saw
that Irochu has issued O. proclamation saw
ing shat the efforts to destros the union and
confdenceato which Paris nowes it's pro-
loneed resistance wilf4faiL He saws the
army Is preparing to do its duty, and there
are no ulssensions among the members of
Inc Government. The Generals command
ing the Notifications report slight damage
10 the suburban villages by the lombard
ment. The National and Mobile Guards
are being incorporated with the regular
army ZOE more vigorous defence. : :'oe.
|h.LoNDoH,3 Jan. Observation-Disclosures Ia
moving on Nancy and Belfort.s The; Prus.
SLAMS have reoccupied Auxomme. s,'t,a
Ihe frusslans are generally withdrawing
fromthe northern departments, 81 =
Inc French marine infantry had repulsed
detachment Of Prussians near Briarre.
Inc uhlans have appeared under the
walls of Lille s.! : ut ,s3t - IL -
FAIDsHERBE AND THE OFFICIAL PRUssIAN
..-' - - REPORTS. go.
Gen. 'Faidsherbe officially saws that he
thought the Pru:sians would not deny the
French victory this time; but he finds the
German bulletins for the second time ami
nllate MS army. BE proceeds to discuss
the more glaring Of the inaccuracies in the
German reports. He says the French. on
the night of the Sd inst. occupied The VII
lagos they had conquered, and went into
camp only on the following morning. AS
to pursuit, the only support The Germans
have 70 claim it is that on the morning of
the 4th two squadrons Of cavalry charged
the German rearguard. One was annihi.
lated and the other wheeled and fled.
Eight suspected Bonapartists have been
captured by the French in the department
OF Marine, and will be court-martialed. A
reign OF terror exists In the country dis
tricts.
49, THE SITUATION OF PARIS. 49,.
:, LONDON, Jan. S.-The Times special from
Versailles says the American Consul has
been permitted to leave Paris, and has ar
rived there. o.. "gi-'.l. ..-,..s4;-E. =,
The Prussian guns could easily she'll the
city. Several houses in Paris have been
set on fire. There was not, much firing on
Saturday.
Fort Valerian is the only work which the
Germans think Will long resist their fire.
The French redoubt ut the Notre Dame
de CLAIMANT had been captured and the guns
turned upon other French works. The
Prussian loss was insignificant.
THE AMERICAN CONSUL OUT OF PARIS.
VERSAILLES, Jan. 81 World Speeial]E
The United States Consul at Paris, j. Mere
dith Read, had two interviews yesterday
with Bismarck, and subsequently left for
London. Minister Washburn and j. W.
Hoffman are reported we'll by the Consul.
There are about $50 Americans still in
Paris. The American ambulance corps is
doing official service. The bombardment is
terribly noisy, but indecisiye. -~'.'-'' '. "
NO FURTHER TROUBLE FROM THE FRENCH
ARMY OF THE NORTH. ..r,,
BERLIN, Jan. 9.-The King telegraphs the
Queen: ..-ag;rg...ss-. =. <-s-....-
" Versailles, Jan. S.-Frederick. Charles
continues his victorious advance on Le-
mans. Everything has been quiet in the
north since the Sd instant. The lombard
ment here is proceeding faYorably. The
barracks in fort Vanyese are on fire.
.~ ' - WILHELM" a.,
PROCLAMATION OF THE PARIS GOVERNMENT
/ 81. ...., THE FINAL EFFORT. , =.
LONDON, JAN, 9.-The Government of
Paris has issued decree announcing the
consolidation Of all military organizations
and the entire able-bodied population with
the regular army for the defence of the city.
A commission is appointed to carry out
this decree, consisting Of Lhe Governor of
Paris and the commanders Of the forts, ar
tillery, and engineer corps. 81. "a. ..e.. r.. 49,.
---~..s MISCELLANEOUS. '-;.--tr
The Fenian prisoners will come over on
the Cuba. Halpin still refuses his release
on condition of leaving the country. s'
Jules Fayre still awaits an invitation to
the London Conference. ~.
The Spaniards in Cuba claim TO have cap
tured the vile of President Cespedes and
another woman with rebel mails and a large
amount Of specie. .s...,-.,.s.'
A Republican instruction has broken
out at Bamia, in Grenada, Spain, but is con-
sidered unimportant.
the-Main petitions King
William to let his coronation as Emperor of
Germany take place there out of respect to
its historical claims.