, 1870-10-25
The French Preparing to Attempt
the Rccaptare Of
Orleans.

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l0SDoS. 0ct 9a--lt - iltimatcd thai Rnssls,
d fjoinitg England, Austria and l aly IN thclf
efforts to bring abcu1 peace. Is acting independ-
emily but cnergtttcall5 In thu eArne direction.
Rafmftaux, who sareti the Cars life when an
att mpt was made to a-sRsslnate him. ~ besexf-
Wskl, in 1arts, On the 9Th Of June 1861. has lust
Erne from Wilhrlnshohe tl ST. Petersburg, on q
tecret miaston from Napoleon.
IOSpos Oct. a4-tt is ha!d the bas.s Of neace
1lxt1y to be accented b. the p,nss,ans ia ,ne re
nunc1at,on Of territorial spnltaton from France
on rcccistng Luxembourg, Il Is reported further
thst sate ron,luct has tecn asked Tor Thic;s to
enter Pans. tn order TO ob,alu tho acouiesceuce
Of The goycrppatnt
F1nKESck, OCT. qa,-Tbe Opirion<. referring to
the proposed arulst,ce. sars:
..Tne French viii tluut,tc>x ag:ee az u rrelirn-
luary tn neace tn LII. al StYas
Inurp n-,i Mrtz- au,, nay an ,1,t,.,,,1 Of cso oo
t4o st.r,.nv ,t I,rns,ia ,n.t... nm the c4son nj
Alsscr and Inra.ucn
lospos. Oct a4-Tbs 7,,nes says.
..TsxaIpe. when unc,iuc to surrender. demands
I'd fur himself position which would probably
have enabled him tn tnte nro,ntnrnt mart in the
s5nn of nearer a.
General {5oyer on leaving YcreRI1Iea went to
Luxembourg TO meet Isalmteaux, wuu had prp-
rtousty l,een To 81 pe,er.t,urr IN IN as m rnrov
- to Napoleon at wlheImsGohc.
Toms, Oct e4.-Fcars are entertained here COLI
cerntnR the sutlden .IecAjou Of England to toc,lI
aie between France and Prussia Some parttes
imagine It s pIpk to aIA In tue enthrune1nent
vi II Bouarartt>rs, and Others eecm to acquire
cz,c1teccc in the e4Rcrpeks OF Great Bs9ra1n
10 hnEg nhuu1 ptrce, 1t nas
been generally considered tnst England Is
willing tn wo,k more for the interests Of pEussla
than Of France. md the s1rn,fcance ofrber r1ove
uent IL nr.arent, pf,E that the I,acn,tiea a. tax
1pg Paris hare been j. t:ons,1a,e,l Resides this.
England Is also axare thu. the 1prpe French NJ.
zutts ,ust AZ. mute nrroara, IN Art m
thr osI-ns,r- th.t ,hr h,a st. ~ :. =, h.na snI
The Otr1cultv al obtaIntns- fooJ for thr f,ermaus
ramf,lv irercas,ot. In ronsecrcnr. snI +hst C.ne
e,af TIochu "a nr,na t,,r seu.s ~ tn1n,a.,.1s
sort,es. the tourpal. and oeonie WIN r,tc nof1ce
Of Tits rhase OF Affairs nccorI England M
credit for her tarly acuou. II
ts sssure,, ,hst the rar1s rorernmtnt viii mt
Ecdc An Inch OF territory nor par ffunc Of H.
tlenntsy. nnd 1t is fcsrrd that the struggle will
have to 60 Oh to the hitter end unless the condt-
ttops ptescrt.,ca bs Prussia are yrrv rnt.,crate
Torxs, Oct e4,-Le Fsancais eays: "An
sr1nlsrce Is not yet cunc!ued, but hope IL cnter-
tatGed Of peace. All are surprised as the attitude
OF England. Having paid M sttentton to the
stlsciau0tts Of FavTc CT the arg urnenta Of Thers
she suddenly does much mnre than was asked OF
hc1, tskes the initiative and proposes btuntly
ctssAttun Of h0At1tles, to allow an election Of
constituent n6RcfnbiY. ~hlch maJ make peace. In
Thus acting does England listen TO the gen
rf7l interests, to consider policy
nf humanity, or Is she secretly
pushed by the bt1'Eesent who hRs hail all her
a}@fath5 up 10 the pseseEt ttiae : Many pc--
sonh. Adds the Journal, "abclne to the belief
that the English Cabinet IL now acting By the nd
Vice Of Prussia, Who, stepped indefinitely before
faris. has made known to England that the tine
has come for action On her part"
Ia FFGnef says: - Not solicited again by France,
whose application she At nFHt refused. France
ASKS not afmlsfice' una has not authorized Eng
latld u ask TOT one. Since the failure Of FaFtt,
France has Thought only Of organizing for de-
-frrce. Whatever motive She may have England
must Fec that VIC arc determined. She
must no'ice the mastering Of our
Mobile Guards and the sFttit Of Paris, Lyons, aud
othes urge cities. As England now Proposes an
aimsttee, 1t nust be because she understands
TINT proposals viii be nude which VIC may ne
CELL .-...
The Ateclf more violently refuses to admit the
~" 'nsstsena ~ hne4an'' ana bcAeTea she Is
eNuo3 eo1e4 'os VINO III last nuds. .that She
nss anae.Asen a impas sin'c task. England is
aas1sea - 1eh ttuessa 10 nakc must reasonable
usaatAS' eee NAT foa3Ta"ee VIII be the only re-
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,a., "1-4e &c f'a"fe SPEAKS 10 tnc same eject.
nass :, os nas no eoa""eneeia III Tie present
~, t,e".e..ss. ~ ."k'sai.
.fr-., eo.A. y ~ e3p1Anatioa OF tae sislt
or,.r - ..e. ;" .as A'aR VI fsossla' tna1 INC
1,,x,sH =, 49,, a.s ~ hs.ne, ana ne WAS
n"aa,e.s :. eena ny emissAts 10 'ssA'leh
~, usasA4 sase.es a"e'i On me clFcur.
<,as. .,.'t et .ac p,escnt inose OF EnRlnnd follows
s.ose "s ulon INC ".e1ee 10 which lsF'naFk snects
s NC" eoneeIn 'ess INC Ia'1siaus MAY suffer Tho
ao'.o'" o. 1amtnc. aah shcs declare that France
,.,.. ,.u "o". ,..' sne mas1 aeceFt no humil-
'"ANS t"AHAAoA- ebihe apprehension tE
caP:esse" ~ rctsons connected with The govern
,.r.s t ,na, .nS. as " 'e!asc aae peace, The