The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-21
THE Siege OF PARIS,
The Parisians Harassing
the PruSsians.
Bazainc Disallows both the Repub'
lie and the Government
REPORTED DEFEAT OF TIE PGUSSllNS'
Horrible Suffering at the Seat
of War.
King William Will Treat with the
Republican Government
4 LETTER FROM OTTO VON BISMARCK.
- ~, DNNrE DTnTTNT
Horrible Suffering at the Seat
of War.
King William Will Treat with the
Republican Government
LETTER FROM OTTO VON BISMARCK.
SIEGE OF ROME BEGUN,
SIGOTIITIoNs ron PEICE.

King VII liam Ready to Trent with the Re-
publican GoVerument-IIistory Of the
Late Diplomatic novement.
p,RLIS, sept. 20 The North German Gdsette
o,y; Count von Bismarck cons pts to see NJ
Fsvrs, promising, however, that Germany is not dk-
posed to int,rmcddie in the internal affairs OF
France. The German States are ready to recognize
eAs Republic when they are sure that the French
people prefer that form OF government. But to
protect military operations it is necessary TO recOg
shs in the territory actually occupied
rus AuruoRIr1Es LETT BI rHE HsPIRs.
Moreover. 1t is still unknown whether Marshal Ba-
mine reeo-nizes the Republic and Government at
Paris indeed, it is reported that he expressly dis
Allows both.
BERLIN, Sept. 9o.-A special correspondent
writes sm in a position to state rically thai
there Ia no foundation whatever for the statement
OF Rngli.h r,vtIarer cotrtspoudents that the King
Of Prussia intends 10 tr,a, Tor terms OF peace only
with Napoleon.
The runners as to the terms OF the negotiations Of
peace have arisen in consequence OF the appearance
oil articles in the ,fncal journals, rore OF which
speak by suttority. On the contrary, its officially
huewn here tlat the King Of Prussia Is prepared to
receive, even AXE, proposas 10 the auth toriies
holding Parit. in the interest OF peace. 1t Is, how
ever, the determined policy that the German troops
sn hold possession OF the points already gained
ontil such time = tie terms OF peace, N settled
Soeted
Accord ng to the late.t Berlin kilograms, King
Nlhan aJs agreed
ee ri@ntr miui-,vr Ur rUre,Eu ATtir-. and hsten
~ piop s.tiCns i'r peace st Keims tomorrow
HsU.. IL ora
telt confirms
rHE PRrssiAs REApIsEss TO TRpAr
with Any frereh GCvornu ent which ' eteable Of
.'ToUrs. stp. % The CCrsdv'Ionnd fives the
Following history OF the Ate uipumAtic movement ;
England tcck the Initiative eIs gihs ne lrusslsr
Minister AZ London with certain propositions The
hiuis'er tr nsmt,ed ;hese to the hescquarters OF
King william. Some ia. PASSED without an ans
LORD Lroys THEN ISrERPosED.
during which time 1he answer OF hifg William
: The answ,t was to the effect that, whereis the
great rowers did not succeed IN preventing France
from dec Cgrn war q. ainst Prussia, the latter now
demands her night 20 treat directly with France for
pace. But az France has no regular Government,
itn.sa can have no eerSngW tat rhe conditions
point, jules Fhyre himself las gone to EihS vii
hams Headquarters,
II IL reported, IS result OF the ,nter".tw betH
Jules FaNle and King william, t.:
TuE HOPE OF sPEEDY PEicE
rot ahCn oLcd, trus sia is not disposed TO con-
ser to ~ srn-tce. II tlere is to bepegce at all, It
NJ Tlicy, iei, here a. 10 o'clock this forenoon,
sngr ~ ibervew with NJ. CIemieux, the Minister
OF Justice. II Is assured that England hVorably re-
reyed NJ. hers's eX- lanation-, and is prepared to
Et Jointly with Russia and Austria, II they also
Icert the proposition Of NJ. Iniers.
loSDoS 5, y. 9.-Col. Fl lnk Moore, the Amer
ksn ltAti at laIs, arrived IN L. adon this morn
lug. he bearer OF iEportant eespatches TO the Amer
isaL Le g;lun lei lie returns to Paris this even
Eg. Tie dtspitcles rroueht By Co. Moore are
s1id 10 have connection with tie Ielee question.