The New York herald., 1870-09-14
Bismarck's Report of His Inter-
view with Napoleon.
French Gratitude for American
Recognition.
The Blockade in the Baltic and North Seas
About to be Raised.
THE QUESTION OF PEACE
TElEeRAms TO THE new. YORK HERALD.

TElEGRAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Formal Notification by Prussia of an Iuten-
tion to Annex French Territory to Ger
many-Russia Opposed to the Dismember-
LONDON, Sept I3, 1870.
A despatch from Munich, dated yesterday,
announces the important intelligence that the
Prussian government has formally notified
Bavaria Of it's intention to annex to Germany
portion Of France as military frontier.
RUSSIA OPPOSED TO DIsMEMBERMENT.
have learned to-day. on the best author
tty, that the Emperor Of Russia is more de-
cided than ever in his opposition to the dis
membermeDt of France. Should Prussia
insist upon annexing any portion of French
territory either to herself or to Germany
1T large, the Russian government will propose
= congress of European Powers to settle the
terms of peace.
French Advances Towards King william for
Peace-Where, When and ON What Terms
He May Treat.
LONDON, Sept. 13-P. M.
have just received special telegram for
the HERALD, dated at Beauvais, France
which states that within the past week ad-
vances were made towards the King of Prus-
sia with the view of ascertaining from his
Majesty in what form overtures for peace on
the part of the French people would be likely
to be acceptable.
The reply was in the shape of Prussian
official intimation to the effect that King Will
liam cannot have, does not have the means of
knowing either the exact status or authority
of the persons making or conveying these
proposals, nor has the time, in any case,
arrived for solemn executive reception of
them.
When the Prussian army has arrived before
Paris the King will be found still anxious to
treat the arrangement of such peace as will
afford guarantees of safety and security for
Germany in the future. His Majesty will
then make formal demand on the people of
the city Of Paris either to surrender or
arrange peace with this intent, and he will
hold himself ready to receive any propositions
which may come from those IN authority inside the
fortllcations having this object in view with this
intent.
NJ. TMers' Mission to Ensland-I7e 'sDocs Not
Know the Republic''-Peace Intervention of
the Crown to be So!icited-French Repub-
lean Bases Of Peace Trenty.
LONDON Sept 13-Evening.
M. Thiers arrived in England from France this
morning. have seen him. He looks careworn in
Ill health and rather detected in his demeanor. The
in any conversation approaching the subject OF
the war. He exchanged very few words with an
Old friend and Intimate personal acquaintance after
landing at Dover.
This gentleman inquired Of NJ. Theirs il he came
TO England as the accredited Envoy or Minister Of
the French republic.
n. Theirs indicated in his reply that he did not
know the French republic, but took cognzance only
Of the government for national defence in Paris
A PEACE TREATY BASIS.
Ihave very good reason to believe, however-in-
deed, have authority for the statement-that de-
Unite proposition for the arrangement of peace
between France and Prussia has been offered by the
French on behalr OF the provisional government OF
France In Paris and that NJ. Theirs has been com.
missioned and duly authorized to submit the plan in
It's entirety to the British Cabinet Minister'S and at
tne same time solicit the intervention of the Queens
government with the view Of having Il adopted by
the cOntending Powers.
N. Thiers' proposition for peace reads as fol.
lows
Nrst-The payment by France to Prussia OF the
expenses Of the war.
Second-The destruction of all the French forts In
Alsace and Lorraine, except Metz and strasbourp.
7hfrd-A Temporary occupation Of tue fortresses
of Metz and sStrasbourg by the German troops; thu
occupation to endure until after general election
In France has duly authorized the complete rataca
ton OF the treaty Of peace by the proper authorities
Of that country.
RETURN or THE PRUSSIAN AMBASSADOR FROM DEAL
Mr. GLADSTONE WITH N. THEIRS.
Count Albert de Pernst0rn, the Prussian Ambassa