The New York herald., 1870-10-05
PA r ! S.
Another Appeal for Peace from
Pope Plus.
Napoleon and Bazalne Contemplate
Offering Terms.
IA. Theirs Account OF His Mis-
sion to Russia.
r1simarok's Circular In Reply to
Jules Favre.
The NapoIeonic Manifesto Believed
Fl to be Bogus.
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A Bombardment Of the French
Capital Imminent.
RumOred Death OF General
Won MOltkc.
ACTIVITY OF THE GERMAN FORCES.
Continuous Firing Heard Around Ram
bouillet Yesterday.
Another Sortie from Metz and Re.
pulse Of the French.
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The Election in france to be Fer
fectly Free.
Continuous Firing Heard Around Ram
bOuillet Yesterday.
Another Sortie from Metz and Re.
pulse Of the French.
&he Election In france to be Per
fectly Free.
THE QUESTION OF PEACE.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

Another Appeal From the Pope-Baxaine
Preparins to Offer Terms Of Peace-G en-
ersl Bourbalki's Mission 10 the Emprcss-
Blsnarcik's Circular in Reply To Jules
Favro-Ths Napoleoniu Ideas said 70 Be
Hegus.
LONDON, Oct. l. 1870
His Holiness Pope Plus TX, has made a new
appeal to the King Of Prussia in favor Of peace.
GENERAL B0uRBAKr's MISSION TO THE EMrREss
The escape OF General Bourbaki from Metz and his
>Adval in England, which was announced exclu.
Hvvly In the NEW YORK HERALD last week, have
lust been published In the London papers, accom-.
tantM by statement that his escape was the result
Of an intrigue on the part Of the Prussians The
story TINT Bourbak was imposed on by pretended
summons OF the Empress Eugenie Is believed to be
romance. The real object Of his visit is TO consult
with the Empress as to future movements with q
view - holding Bazanes army faithful TO the cause
snd service Of the empire.
BAzANE PREPARING TO OFFER TERMS or pEAcE.
The special envoy despatched to wllhemshoe was
entrusted with verbal message only. A strong
template Offering terms OF peace to Prussia If the
Prussians really connived at the escape OF BoarbakI
tho object was TO promote such result, in view OF
the difnculty or treating with the provisional gov.
eminent Of France.
y. THEIRS ACCOUNT OF Hrs MISSION TO RUSSIA
N. Theirs says his representations to Russia were
confined TO the placing Of the Tours government In
the most favorable light, and to o showing or the
position whatever.
,BrsAARCK's CIRCULAR IN REPLY TO JULES FAvRE.
The following is more extended synopsis or the
circular recently issued BY Connt Bismarck to tho
representatives Of otner countries in Berlin, men
ton Of which nss already been made In these de-
upatcbes:-- -
In his circular Count Bismarck admits that H.
Fayre's representation Of what passed at the inter
view may not have been Intentionally wrong, be.
cause the conversation WAS long and many promo
sitfons were proposed and discussed. Bismarck
did say that new Moselle district TO be GER
tainly protected and including the ACCOMPLISHMENTS
of Saarbrucken, Chateau Salins- -Saargemund, Metz
and Tnionville would be demanded by Prussia; bu,
territory exacted. Jules Favre said Strashourg was
the "key OF the houseu. mot explaining which
''housc !" the German or the French.
n. Favre In previous correspondence had said
ne was willing TO pay az the price OF peace all the
money France had but he refused TO listen 70 any
territorial surrender He added that il such cession
was an indispensable requirement OF Prussia nego
tiati0n was useless, Us it involved France in dis
homer.
Won Bismarck reminded him THAT they were terms
such % France had forced on Italy and exacied
from Germany, even without previous war and
that the honor OF France was not xeener tnan that
OF other peoples.
NJ. Favre declined to recognize the precedepts or
see now little the honor OF France was concerned
With the preservation Of the territorial tneits Of
Louis XIV, or Of the republic or or the first empire
The question OF an armistice was only discussed at
Ferreres. The statement. therefore that nad re-
dused An armistce st the preceding Interviews is
Saise. II was agreed at the Ferrieres meeting shat
~ s<misuce would he possible if France would give
PrusAaa guarantees against delay-against DESTROY.
ing Inc advantages of the position che had
earned In tAe war. These guarantees tn
cuded the retention of the fortresses on
the lines ommnncssa0A and the handing over
O the fortncations of Paris pending the
hegot'atons or else commanding post near
the city. II would have been impossible for Prussia
TO allow Paris free Intercourse with the country "A
the city might thus have received supplies and rein
JVrcemeuts.
| n. Favre refused these terms, yet promised TO
cons0it his colleagues Ia the government al Paris
Tne programme which he carried back aud SUBJ
niseed included an armistice OF fifteen or twenty
days, 10 permit the meeting or the Constituent Az
semhay; the maintenance OF the military satu. be-
fore Psrfs, the continuance OF hosnties under GER
tain limitations, and the Surrender OF Strasbourg
.roul and Bitche.
The refusal OF these terms must convince man
k'nd tnai the French government believed theirac-
ceptance would produce peace, but which was not
desired by them
/ JULES FAvRE WAITING
Jules Favre ie said to be waiting an answer 70 his