The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-19
TIE POLITICAL QUESTION.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
W. Theirs Back in Frnhce-Hnmors Of Peace
Russia Offering 10 Observation-Disclosures on
Count bismarck.

Russia Offering 10 Observation-Disclosures ON
Count bismarck.
LONDON, Oct. IS. 1870.
NJ. THEIRS has returned to France.
rEAcE RUMoRs.
1t is reported that Russia tenders her Offices for
medlauon, and that Austria ana England are anx-
ious for peace. Rumors or an armisice are current
IN banking circles here and stocks are advancing.
TOTAL FAILURE OF BUENsIDgs MISSION.
The negotiations at Brussels between General
Burnside and others have resulted In total failure.
The Foreign once was tonight informed OF the fan
ure and to abandon all hopes OF q settlement. The
bombardment OF Paris viii commence Immediately
Siege guns were planted yesterday at Chaiillon.
Russia demands a revision Of the treaty OF 1885,
uSAccouSTAELE REJECTION OF THE rRUssIAN
TERMS.
The Journal de 81 Petersburg says that Jules
Favrc, on hearing the prussan conditions or pcaoe
through General Burnside thought they were IN.
reasonable. and their rejection is consequently un-
accountable
cRFAr BRITAIN movi Nc.
A correspondents telegraphs:-I am enabled to in
form you ON the highest authority That Queen
Victoria las been advised 10y representations
from the Prussian Court to take an active
part In urging her Ministers 10 make an
effort at securing treaty OF peace he
tween France and Germany The changing aspect
Of affairs al the seat Of war, together with the in
crcasing disconent OF the German people at the
protraction Of the contest ana the growing indona-
ton of the German liberals at tho high handed
sondnct Of te goysga@snt m sarpfsssIe f res
speech anu free press In Germany. have seriously
alsfmed the authorities at Ferricres, Versailles
mn
has addressed letter TO her mother on the subject
Of the war, which moved The Queen 10 insist IN an
interview with Earl Granville and Mr.. Gladstone
on Saturday upon the same action being taken The
Prnssian Minister at Brussels the Prince dc Croy
sent dispatches here yesterday to the Count Won
Berns'orT which led him to request an interview to-
day with the English Foreign Minister notwith-
standing the threatened rupture or last on the
question or English neutrality. Similar. requests
were addressed to Ear Granville by the representa-
tycs OF France, Austria, Russia, Belgium and
Holland. In response these calls nd 10 the urgent
personal entreaties or the Queen, Fart Granville
although suffering intensely from an attack on the
govt, returned to town to-day and saw all the
foreign ministers above enumerated. II il under
stood at the clubs TONIGHT that the French repre-
sentative The Spanish Minister and the Dutch Mip-
lister united In protesting agains. any change IN The
existing territorial arrangements OF France, Holland
AMI Belgium. The chief importance attached here
% this sudden development. OF Diplomatic activity
il derived from the evidence IL affords or the pro-
gress making by the French republic in beating
back the invasion and establishing itself firmly.
NEWSPAPER Attacks on COUNT BISMARCK.
telegram from Brussels says that the Hldepen-
dance Belge sustains its attack Conn, Bsmarck's
policy. Ii charges him with dealing in msnuatlons
without the allegation OF facts.
GERMAN UNITY.
Messrs Lucrow and MIttnacht had an audience
with the King OF Wurtemburg, and subsequently
proceeded 10 Versailles.