The New York herald., 1870-11-07
such an armisrice is proposed BY the Powers can
not prejudice France until II is deaniteiy ratified at

such an armsrce as is proposed BY the Powers can
not prejudice France 1t definitely ratified at
Paris.
After the i1tervicv referred to IN the foregoing
NJ. Thicrs returlcd to Versailles, where he was i'm
med ately received hy the King ana bismarck.
NOTHING KNOWS IN TOURS or TIE RESULT OF THE
NEGOTIATIONS.
telegram from Tours dated this Sunday
evening states that the government there ha.
as yet given tie public no slniormation as
10 The result OF the negotiations for the
armsticc. The general impression Is that the
Ministers are not anxious Tor an armisce. A
great number OF addresses against it have been
received from all parts OF France.
AgMIsTIcE NEGOTIATIONS PROGRESSING FAvoKABLy
special corrcsa ondent at Berlin teearaphs, on
the 5th, that the Foreign once has dispatches
which say that the armstice negotiations arc pro-
gressing iayorably. Nj. Theirs himself requested
postponement to obtain further concessions from
the Paris government. At headquarters an armls-
lice Is considered equivalent TO peace.
NJ. TnlERs' GEER ON TnE SITUATION or PARIS
UNSETTLED POINT IN THE EEGoTIAIIoSs.
NJ. Ihiers, after his interview with Bismarck re-
turned to the dotel lie Reservoir where he met tho
Duke Of saxe-cobarg who greeted Theirs cordially.
"Do you notrecognl2e ineen said the Duke
"oh, yes Under what terrible circumstances SEQ
your Highncss again ~ Upon taxing leave OF the
Prussian officers at the outpostS, on his return 10
Paris Thers polncd to tnc public buildings CT the
capital, and, With q voice broken by sobs, ex-
claimed - Never before have felt how much /
love that unfortunate city. WHAT desolalion TO me
to sec It thus p Tue only point now rcnaiuing ull-
settled concerning the armtstlce Is the French de-
for M m Ia oil IA ont
city which Is refused by BlsnarcS.
ACCEPTANCE or THE ARAIsTicE BY PARIS.
Paris has voted on the armistlce question: and
$4,000 votes were III favor ana 1900 against H..
So says Laurier. The vote secures the armistce.
The reyictuaIllng question Is settled. Paris Will
have daily supplies OF food. Trochu demands also
the entrance OF material for munitions into the city,
which the Prussans, of course, refuse. The Tours
government says there is other cause Tor delay In
signing the agmistce.
DEcEIylNG Tue PARISEANs.
On Friday the provisional government published
an address 10 the people OF Pari repeating the
solution OF the government consent TO no arnls-
tIce preiudicing France ana not embracing these
proyisions:-free entrance to and departure from
Paris and other besie2ed cities. revictuallng the
capital, and guaranteeing the election oil an Assem-
bly, FOR the whoc OF France, Including Alsace and
Lorraine.
1t Is believed at Versailles that this dsingenuous
address Is designed to prevent disturbances at Paris
untu the Assembly meets.
NO sYaPArHY WITH THE BoSApAETEs.
A correspondent teleyraphs from Tours that NJ.
Thlers reports that Bismarck denies that Prussian
sympathy IS with the Bonapartc dynasty, and ae-
cares that Prussia perfectly ready to treat with
any government capable Of binding France.