, 1870-09-19


former is Furnished With a specific propostroo- |
Meanwhile, great activity Is shown BY the HR~ |
t1oua1 Defence Committee at Tour1, IN all depart
ments
F:,reeia1 pctratch TO the Nc1T York Tribunal i
TARlS, SeIr. 11-AsteIn00n.-A messenger from
tho trout anu the Kings headquarters. rcnos.s !
that DlsnaIk und the Hug insist upon the per- |
maucut occupation by the ptusBianB Of Sssas- |
tou1g and Metz. Indemnity Is not question OF |
90 much consideration, but the other condition Is
absolute. The Ptusslaus intend bt@eaGuc1inK |
Paris and arr delaying operations, relying upon
au tnsusrcctioa against the PROVISIONAL govern
mcnt> |
1osDoS. Sept. 1s.-Thc Tribune correspondent |
from Rheims 12.h, says: al had smother coaSer- |
sation With Bt.mark thts morning. He said posi- |
tye1y that the piussiau Government will not treet
with any government not recognized as dej"'e, |
and that the only government Of that character
In Franco known TO Prussia Is the government Of
Napoleon, or the Regency acting in his absence
we do not know, he added, whether the whole
of France will recognize the republic How can
VIC treat On SO serious matter with PROVISIONAL
ayowed tomorrow = asked whether
any English diplomatist hal arrived at headquar-
tesS 70 trY Intervention. I hare seen no dIplo
matis;,' was the answer. He commented sharply
un ,he Frrnch tzeachefy at Laon, saying the place
captulattd, and the ptassians entered without
huT trslaStlOU. 1aGu II EICuCu III LAtI$ HILL bac"
tip lie powder magazine killing hmself, fortydse
l,russtan Ja.ecrs, and more tllan three hundred
Ga1tes AlDtilp.
"shottiy n;icrwutd met Count uendel', BtB-
n.aTk's cou1sclltr. III expreasel great anxtety
concerning the attitude Of the United s:a1es Eow
illu1 the FFencl, .lal proclaimed republic, say
| ing, "Wc arr anxious to hare American SYM
patly ull olr slie, but We calnot treat with such
| 1erui.s!c Is this"
Ills rrImncu that Favre is expected at head
| quarters TO negotiate personally for pence.
| LnSpos. SEPT. 1s.--No1ntng Is officially known
IN London nf the reported ar1uistice- The rurnor
| is absolutely wltholir foundation. An Interview
/ iciucen I;;sm4tk and Favfe WILL probably take
r!a.e, Bts1uurk hayttE declared his readiness to
/ receive him; lit lhe same despatch says that,
whit. he has nu objection 10 conversation With
the tttular French Minister, the latter
must tc prepared to accept Ger.
! mau,'s terms or the Interview will
s.e useless. Germany does not feel in position
| w1lcr. SHE can be called upon by neutrals or ap-
healed TO by the French to rcuonucc the material
guarantees essential to her future security, and
sufficient to protect her against evcu distant re-
ncwal Of such attempt on the part Of France a.
has Just faietl-constt1eT1ug also taat nothing |:
/ to be gaiurl but much mas he lost by the ten
| poEasy suspension Of azms-
Bisma1k says he will negotiate for peace bu
| not for Id arulistice. He allds privately tim
l.e Is well aware to What degree the unpopulafit,
Of the French Minister assenttug to the ncceasar.
terms Of peace must expose himself, but that |
! not the fault Of the Germans II Farre expect
Ills mission to be frnIttnl he must be prepared t
, | sac1thcc his ra!ty to his country.
Tie lsr1tlsh foreign Office announces that me!
sagt.: have bern transmitted, during the last te
days, ey lscE Majest5's Government. from the be
| l!1etcu1s to one another, through Lord Lyons IN
: | through Count lternsioH.
y Isl. cnl p. ~. scll tn tho Srw York Tinc..l
Lo.;'oS, Sept 11.-Thc prospects for pcacc loo
| nlaEc faro: ablt tn-ny. The statement that Bi
| marx had consented to receive FaTre snfasua1
is outsider, II an Indication Of the intention
: the krE, arriving before The walls OF par:sr
> relax tic I!gur Of his demands.
! Lorts Lyons deserves all praise for his e
forts N tEirg afHli an Interview.
tiESEKAL suEK1pASs VIEWS.
!, I tic Tritn,ts@s correspondent Ut Berlin kcut
> the following extract Of q letter from Gencr
Sheridan. dated hlettns, Sept. $: There seen
little Of war left except tue siege Of Paris, III
that Will net save France. 1t ts possible that II
: French troops have nut done 80 We'll as thit
|. | they might hare done OH one OF two occa>'l
u which witnessed, from the fact that the M
!, | fellows feHn' themselves 81 hadly handle.
their commanders that they could see 10 equiv
| lent to l,e ob.aIncd Is the sacrifice OF the
| lives. all men Ike to have
| cHulIc.cnt fur their I1b0F- p
Is | especially Is 1t 50 with tic s0ldlc. - 80
y | SUCCESS s7l,v7v many lives hGye beg
- French EtilrraisIiip put this out OF + :.
~ in every battle which / witnessed. e ..po'
90 here lit: heeu very Kind To rle-"
~ rEr+stAS rLAS OF OPERATIONS.
T. TIE same correspondent writes on the 1at
~ "T1ie rlan nf operations against Paris Is that,
- French Aci.a2 unable to oppase the Germans wi
w. any considerable orny in the ne1d. the Seine II
- ~ l,c crossed hy successive divisions 10 attack
~ weakest part Of the fort1cations, thu
I'll tic south 1rout. tyatous exist On that 81
~ from wlleL III effective tlrc can lie opened on
.i'' Fsvnch sorts. During the lgst few days af
ttcir rrival, it Germans will be occupied In r
rafine their cAntoon"nts and feconitering.
ho Investment. so lar Us Is practicable, will foil
,s j Inmchiatc1y after. Communications on
~ n,r.h are a1.e:ts cut OF, md those all otl
SIDES will soon he. There will bc no delay, do
on TO the moment when peace OF m armisticc ls
tuai1y signed, which Is not anticipated before
IN. city falls
IL pIsEAsE n TUE PRUsslAH ARMY.
an Rndctpest has appeared III great number
rlarrs ncsrl,nC Berlin, hl1l Is spreading r1rtl
H. notwithstanding vigorous efforts to check
IS 7,rlss fcver and s'yscntcry are prevailing au1t
Of the Frussians at Metz aud SlrasD1ufg, and, ii
feared, i,eculn.ng epidemic.
y, MISCELLANEOUS.
Especial Cable Despatch to the New York Herald
PANt3. otpt- li---Strasbourg Is nearly unto
ble, nt f!.t Inhabitants are departing.
ia The Prussi3ns have been seen in front Of {
hc | mar and Mu,housc, marching toward Lyons.
4 committee Of German worlllen hus mad
c,, | protest against the war.
Victor nugo:s address to Fsnnce, to-t1ay, is
i,h l citing all classes to oppose the return Of M
oa leon.
is. The cattle plague has attacked the cattle Of
b37 | rrusstan army,
The Ambassadors Of England, Austria, 1t
Ya3 and Turkey have left paris-
~. 4 ballou has arrived from Metz With letters.
The press Of Para, without exception, u
us- posed 10 the restoration Of the Rcnapartes.
ted The government at Tours receives assural
,ai fun every quarter that the people arc aru
the | and hastening TO places Of rendezvous.
Koclcfort is one Of the strongest supporter
len. | the government. &c uses his influence over
-7s retrlr to sonthe a1ad quiet the nratcnt, ,an.t
at | seta moderation.
,fe Tlirrs Is expected here {Tours; On his va
4 | IsnEsis, through Switzerland.
The precious articles IN the Museum OF NB
n Of | lIis.ory, here, and books OF the Library oi
Prefecture hnSc been packed to be Sent aWn
:o,a. case the city is menacesi by the enemy.
ap- The French Institute, in tho nsmc OF civ
| tlo;l. protests against the possible t.estructlo
/, ut holaEtMcnt Of the libruiie5, UbserSat051csy
s.t-r sta1ns. aud galleries Of Paris.
At Several shots NcTc 1Ied on the troops
ling | private 6ouses on lite fhcntaa ifohtes-
ard I wurkE,an In RoeGcrer:s champagne Walc1
| shs.t :, ll,:zzar dead from fnctory window.
til. workman was Instantly killed lly the ty'
's pf l:accfcs gave TWO huudse1 ootll*s u shntnl
10 the comrades Of the murdered man.
mi. Generals Sheridan and Forsyth are herc.
stn. rn. New York Tribune'x correspondent
,ho Paris writes that many OF the forts are vii
1-an, | cascmatcs, and TIC gaFsisons can casi1
~, | shclted, When the forts surrender nothnl
- ... | nrrycnt the bomhRrnment Of the city.
, .,,a Gcn. Tsochu declares his determination 10
It Ont on the Streets houses and barrtcadcs
Letters received at thc British Embassy,
,,.., tho interior, show the utter powcr1essncss
n government. In many large 1owns the Reds
0tty. I suprx1ne. Secretary Ma1let, from the sayne
ond : bassy, vany attempted 10 reach the Pr
=, IN. Headquarters on sneciaG misslon.
Jules Eav1c is exceedingly ANXIOUS abo1
,e,o,r maintenance of the power OF the present II
inues ment- LIZ Is III s'edt ies1' 1cs' Tue Aeds
luce4I | risr.
ted to | The Ne~ York Tfi3aHe correspondent ut
ac,nul On Fthlay, gathered the following fr
ach in | c:nvcss alton with Fayre: "Favye thus I
luil. | carefully avoided Offending monarchial &
been | ments- Should he fail to Induce them to
rs are France, he wifi throw himself unrcsesycst
weak, tic hantis OF the Republicans and {
TO re- Enr0re, no matter what nationality,
2cratc him In the crusade agaiast monatchial
e CITY, t"s'ons. 1he attempt OF the Brttlsf
x tcle- | s'assg 10 communicate with tue 1T
vercd, headquarters falcsi because II Vas impost