The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13
The French Government Dis
posed Towards Peace.
Berlin Opinion Of American Recogni-
ton Of France.
Paris Quiet, but Active
fOI. Resistance.
Battle and Repulse of the Prus-
slams at TOul.
THE QUESTION OF PEACE.
TElfeaAMs TO the new YORK HERALD.

TaE GUEOI1UN UF FEACEs
ElEeaAms TO the new YORK HERALD.
The French Cabinet Disposed to Treat With
Prussia-The Foreign Diplomats More Con-
ndcnt-M. THEIRS Important Mission
Special Message to England, Russia and
Austria.
PARIS, Sept. IL, 1870.
The aspect of the general relations between
France and Prussia is much more peaceful
and reassuring There exists sanguine
hope of the successful negotiation and conclu.
sion of peace between the two countries at
an early day. In consequence of this pleasing
alteration in the apparent condition of public
affairs the Ministry of the French government
as well as the members of the foreign diplo
matte corps accredited to Paris have post
poned their departure from the capital for
Tours.
England and Russia are making representa-
tons Of the necessity which exists for the con-
clusion of an armistice. The Cabinets of
Great Britain and st. Petersburg speak in the
name of the other nentrals.
u. THEIRS GONE TO LONDON, VIENNA AND ST.
PETERSBURG ON A SECRET MISSION.
M. Theirs has left Paris temporarily. He
has been commissioned by the Ministry of the
republic to proceed direct to London, and 60
thence, without unnecessary delay, to St.
Petersburg and Vienna. This special journey
of N. Theirs has been undertaken in conse-
quence of the receipt of some very important
dispatches, containing matter of great moment,
by the French Ministry, from England, Rus
sia and Austria during Sunday.
PARIS CIIEERED BY THE NEWS.
Paris is cheered this morning by rumor
that Russia is insisting on an armistice; also
that the United States has interposed and sent
three decided dispatches to Berlin. 1t is said the
Prussan advance has been stopped In consequence.
LONDON PAPERS URGING BRITISH INTERVENTION.
The London Standard and other British journals
urge English Intervention IN the Franco.Prussian
war as duty and right the neglect Of which will
involve dishonor.
ITALY, AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA AGREED
A despatch from Brussels dated to-day says that
Italy, Austria and Russia are agreed IN principle
and have authorized Russia to ask Prussia for an
armstlce. despatch TO that effect has been sent
by telegraph to Berlin. No answer has yet been re-
ceived.
Lord Lyons, who has heretofore acted as interme
diary between France and Prussia has resigned the
task in favor OF SeiIor OloZaga the Spanish Min
lister.
ENGLAND ASKS FOR FIFTEEN DAYS. ARMISTICE
The Gdu1oss reports that England, in the name of
the neutral Powers, asks the King or Prussia fifteen
days armistice. No reply has been received, but
there are fair prospects OF an assent.
Another story-Russin and Austria Won's
Help the Republic Bismarck's Position
Opinion in Berlin Of American Recognition
Of France.
LONDON, Sept. IL, 1870
1t is believed that Russia and Austria have rejected
all Overtures, and will not stir for republican
France. The Journal de 81. Petersburg semi-otfl-
cia tells France. substantially that she had better
yield Alsace and so much Of Lorraine as Germany
needs.
But for the national clamor for Alsace and Lor-
raine 1t is certain that Bismarck would be content
with Metz and Strasbourg held as national for
tresses
The recognition OF the French republic by America
was to be expected but the Berlin Foreign Of1ce
thinks the extreme warmth of Americas declare
ton implies partial withdrawal OF sympathy from
Prussia following SO closely after Secretary Fisn's
refusal to protest against the expulsion OF Germans
from France.
Effect Of the American Despatch i'm Berlin
A Sensation Crested-King William In
formed Of Ii.
PRAGUE Sept IL, 1870
A Berlin telegram to the Po'itiQue, OF this city,
says that great sensation was created by the de-
spatoh OF the American government to Its Envoy at
the Prussian capital expressing the hope that there
would now be cessation OF the war, IN view OF the
Iact that It's AIM the dethrOnement q Napoleon, had
been accomplished No sooner had the Minister
communicated the despatch TO Won Thiele and Eu-
Ienberg than 1t was sent to King William by q
special courier.
;Avatien Ia Minister Washbnrns In Paris
Demonstration In HIS Honor by telegraph
Employees.
PARIS, Sept. IL. 1870
ME- washourne to-day, while on.the way TO the
Cenu& Telegraph once to send a despatch was
recognized In front OF the building by the crowd.
Cheeraar the crowd increased and the Minister
received most enthusiastic ovation. Mr. Wash.
burne was much moved
This evening the employees OF the telegraph COM
panies and many others assembled In front OF the
American Legation and made another demonstration
in honor Of the government Of the ynlred States and
rAnPoaonfativa