The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-27
Report OF the Interview Between
Bismarck and FaYFe-BIsmarck
Refuses 10 treat With FaYre, Xxx
cept Regarding an AfmislICe.

/ Report OF the Interview Between
Bismarck and FaYFe-BIsmarck
Refuses 10 treat With FaYre, Xxx
cept Regarding an AfmislICe.
NEW YoRK, September ga Ca.
/ lais special says special correspond
emit has inst arrived from the Kings
i Headquarters Bismarck, ia behalf
of the King Of Prussia, refused TO
treat with Favre, except regarding an
armistice. Favre urged the proposals
for peace, and insisted that he repre-
sented the government of France, but
BismaTck's hard logic completely up
set him. "What power has Tecog-
nizsd you as the government of
| France2" asked Bismarck What
seat of Office do you use2 Do you
not call yourselves only Committee
of Defense2 Does not Gen. Irochu
refuse TO recognize you as anything
else2 Prussia can treat With you for
an armistice or the capitulation Of
Paris, as We can treat with BaZaine
for the surrender Of Metz.
Favre was forced to Selinqufsh the
first position, and asked the armistice.
Bismarck demanded the occupation Of
Slrasbourg, Toul and Verdun. Favre
Left refusing these terms.
a special correspondent at Boilon
telegraphs on the 18th inst. in the
evening, that the interview between
Favre and Won Bismarck occurred
on the 18th Of September, at La Ter
rierds, and lasted from 8 to - o'clock
at night. Next morning kavre re-
turned to Paris. The surrender Of
Strasbourg, Toul and Kerdnn was
asked as conditions of an armistico.
solely to enable the German armies to
obtain necessary supplies and pro-
visions. Thesurrender Of Mont VAL
erien vas not demanded.
The Russian Government declares
that it considers the conditions rea-
enable. With the completed invest
ment of tho city, Paris Is absolutely
isolated. All the avenues of egress
or inQress are closed
The negotiations Of Minister Del
Bruck resulting favorabIy, the basis
of the entrance Of South Germany
united with the North German Con-
federacy under the existing Constitu-
ton, was modified so as to omit tho
Bavarian demand.
The proposition for tho expectation
of grain and -four from North Ger
many has been revoked.
The importation of coal into Alsace
and Lorraine from Palatinate and
Rhenish Prussia, has been allowed.
The commander at Strasbourg has
retired 10 the citadel. and his army is
forming here to. be discharged.
The Fifteenth Corps is under
marching orders for the seat of war.
The official number of Germans ex
PEELED from France is 102, 600.
A special correspondent tclegraphs |
from Carlsruhe on the 25th, that Col. |
Won Bruen, one of the Swiss dele.
gates to Strasbourg. has published |
the results OF his visits to the interior |
of the city, which is indifferent to out
side events. The garrison is entirely /
ignorant Of military occurrences, and /
refused to believe German reports.
They are confident that the French |
army Is marching to raise the siege.
There will be great excitement when
the truth is made known.
The cathedral is somewhat dam
aged, but its injuries can be repaired.
The clock is still perfect; ID was re-
ported destroyed, because it has been
since the bombardment.
The troops in the citadel, respect
ing for some. days the island opposite,
the people on which, had internation-
al flags flying, shelled it two success
sIve nights, aud wounded two sur
geons.
Siege guns are now arriving at
Phalsburg, hitherto bombarded By
Six held pieces only.
a large German force Is already
passing through Alsace towards Ly-
ons.
Petitions are being signed for the
release of Jaooby.
NEW YoRK, September 24.-The
steamer Hermann started to go 70 sea
his morning. kiS found two French
gunboats outside of tho bay, and re-
turned to quarantine.
Another Frenchman is said to be
1H Moutauek, and more are expected
Turing the coming week.
The departure Of all German yes
'els, of which number are ready to
'aIl, is indefinitely postponed.
The North German Consul has sent
. protest to Washington. against what
le considers a violation of tho inter
NATIONAL Law.
The French vessels below this city.
re lying within one league Of the
hore.
Friday next has been set for Far
.a0ut's obsequie5.
VIM. GniIberf. Wall Street bro
Ter, has been held to trial, CHARGED
nth having altered Treasury bonds
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