The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-25
THE PEACE QUESTION.
TeLEeRAns TO TINE new YORK HERALD.


The Conditions Of Peace Arrnngod-Eugenie
q 90 70 Versailles and sign tho Treaty.
The Reported Basis Of Peace-No Cessiou of
Territory-Russia ACTING Independently--An
Envey Grem Napoleon Gone to the Gar
An Italian Opinion Of the Pence Question
An Envoy to Napoleou-Bxzaine,s De-
masds.
LONDON, Oct. "a, 1870.
There are rumors here that conditions OF peace
have been arranged between Marshal Bazaine and
King william, by which it is stipulated that the
Empress Eugene, who has given her consent, shall
60 TO Versailles and sign treaty as the representa-
tive Of the only government recognized by Prussia
EU0ENIE AWAITING NEWS PROM TKocnU-LErTRR
PROM QUEEN VICTORIA TO KING WILLIAM
The Empress Eugene is still In London awaiting
which is now suspended itself, awaiting further
news from General Trochu. RI General Trochu
finally pronOunces himself in favor Of settlement
on the basis sketched out here, the Empress
tuve' OF the only government OF France recognized
BY the great Powers orEurope, she will sign treaty
Of peace with King william at Versailles. queen
Victoria has written an autograph letter to the King
OF Prussia urs,0g him TO accept the propositions OF
peace sent back from London. with the modl1c
made in them by the representatives OF the great
Powers Her Majesty is understood to have repeated
TO the fatherinaw Of her Oldest child the extreme
danger to oil established order in Europe OF a pro.
traction OF the existing conaict,
THE REPORTED BASIS OF PEACE
1t is SAID that the basis OF peace likely to be &C.
ceDted BY the Prusslan government Is the renun.
cation Of territorial spoiiation from France ON re.
cciving Luxembourg. It is reported further that
safe conduct has been asked for NJ Theirs 10 enter
Paris, In order to obtain the acQnescence OF the
government
NEGOTIATIONS PROGRESSING SATISFACTORILY BIS.
hARCk AND THEIRS TO HAVE CONFERENCE.
There 10 authority for stating that negotiations
thus for IRE proceeding satisfactorily. Granville
proposed . meeting between Theirs and Bismarck.
and both assented. Bismarck sent Theirs safe
conduct but no basis has been accepted
or suggested. Granville expresses himself
gratifed with the manner in which his
0vertures have been received At all hands
BY other neutral Powers as well by the beIliger.
ents; but to-day, as yesterday. avoids expressing
any confidence Of their success Nothing has been
heard from Paris Rumors OF peace abound.
It reported that the Empress is participating in
the negotiations, and also the Emperor; out 1t is
believed that nothing serious is proceeding except.
from Granville's initiative.
RUSSIA ACTING FOR PEACE-AN ENVOY FROM NAPo.
LEON TO THE CAR.
!" is intimated that Russia, not Joining England
Austria and Italy IN the effort to bring about peace
- acun9 independently but energeticaiy, In the
same direction. NJ Rainsbeau, who saved the Cars
nIe wnen an attempt was made to assasslnatc him
~ berezowsKl IN Paris, the 9th " june 1867 has
just gone from wilhelmshune to ~. Petersburg on
mission from the Emperor Napoleon.
PEACE DEMONSTRATION AT TOURS
correspondent ut Boulognc sends word that
, slight demonstration in favor Of peace was