The New York herald., 1870-11-08
them With tho cry Of "No armistce Resist the
Prussians TIL deatn.n

them Win tho cry OF "N0 armlstlco. kesiht the
Prussians till deatn.n
STATEMENT OF BISMARCK.
despatch from Versailles the 7th inst says
Count Bismarck states that during the nye days. ne
gotiations with Thiers al was agreed upon except
the question OF victualing Paris. AS tins
would have been great military advantage
10 the French, Bismarck demanded they should give
something equivalent in military point OF view.
ling to do this and ordered the negotiations TO be
broken of.
WHAT GERMANY EXPECTS.
correspondent at Versailles states that ne had q
conversation with a German oGicer or high rank
who said that Bismarck could not ofier easier terms
tnan those already made, OF which Germany would
refuse to consent to any abatement The territory
captured must be retained; Paris must be entered
and the treaty made there.
THE HITCH IN THE NEGOTIATIONS.
Tic London Times this morning. In Its editorial on
the situation in France says the armsticc turned
the question: or free ngress and egress at Paris dur
Ing the twenty-five days, Thiers insisting and Bis
marck refusing. During the conference between NJ.
1hieIs and Jules Favre at Sevres the Paris forts
maintained a steady nre on the place OF interview
The conference lasted eight hours.
REASON FOR THE REJECTION
telegram from Tours reports inat despatch
from Vendolne says the proposition for an armistce
has been unanimously refused by the leaders Of the
Paris government. The reason for this Is found IN
the refusal the part OF Prussia OF the project to
revictual the city and also because she accepted
with reserve the scheme for allowing Asace and
Lorraine 10 vote for members Of the Constituent
rha Do aasau Ia nan llu IN.
ported in Its action by the people Of all classes.
PRUssIAN REPORT OF THE REASON.
Prussian despatch from Versailles reports that
Theirs positively declined TO conclude the armistce
the basis that the present status continue four
weeks. he had no equivalent to orer FOR the pro-
visiOning Of Paris which consequently could not be
conceded.
PRUSSIA RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FAILURE
The Aor,tfeur OF Tours says Prussia, as she would
neither consent to the revictualing OF Paris, nos
allow Asace and Lorraine to vote In the election for
delegates to the Constituent Assembly. all
responsibility for the continuance OF the war.
Prussia, not France, has refused the arInistice.
BIsMARcK'S DUPLicrrY DENOUNCED.
A telegram from Tours says that all the journals
there express the bitterest resentment at the du-
pliclty OF Bismarck, who, pretending to negotiate
for a suspension Of hosulties thus gained time for
the approach or reinforcements, and warded or an
attack from the Army Of the Loire which could have
AIKEN the offensive with advantage
DETAILS OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AMUSING
THEIRS.
Thiers first interview with Bismarck on the 30ch
lasted fifteen minutes. When Theirs left Bismarck
on this occasion lie seemed greatly depressed. He
then went TO PARIS via Sevres, returning on the
evening OF the 3ist accompanied by NJ.
Reruuset, and bringing the consent OF the
government to treat for an armistce on
the grounds proposed by England. At twelve
O'Clock. noon on the 1st OF November, Theirs had
another interview with Bismarck, lasting two hours,
and ending In efiecting agreement,
save one or two points. Pending the re-
cetpt OF powers from the Tours govern
ment. Tor which he had sent, nothing more
transpired until the 81. when Theirs had another
interview with Bismarck, lasting three hours, re.
turning to the Hotel des Reserv ors In high spirits;
but 1t was whlsp cred among some German officers
that night tlat Bismarck simply amusing
THEIRS, who finally insisted some condition, but
could not assent to breas OF negotiations.
AMERICAN CORRESPONDENTS ANNOYING M. THEIRS.
NJ. Thiers complains of the annoyance caused him
BY the eagerness Of American correspondents 70 OBJ
tain news OF the recent negotiations.
a. RUSSIA BACKED ny PRUSSIA.
AIespatch from Vienna, dated to-day states that a
.ies-sHW 10 Inc Won2eye,' newspaper says Prussia
concnrs with Russia in desiring a revision or the
treaty OF 1856.
CORRECTION OF STATEMENTS.
The Duke OF Grammont writes to the journals here
to-day correcting tue statements which nave beer
extensively published to preliminary TO the
war. He complains OF Lord Lyons, the British Min.
ster for allowing these to circulate uacontradcted
BELGIUM AND THE BoNAPARTE AGENTS.
A nar paf
merously signed throughout Belgium, have been
presented TO the Chambers asking that the oourn
OF Bonapartist agents In Belgium may be prohibited