The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-24
TIE POLITICAL QUESTION.

ItltastR 10 The NEW YORK HEsilu.
q: nm trini-iiec in Tuur.-Am-iria Urging nm
arr,is,irc--No U0pe for VI. yherS, Mission
10 VersaiiIcs--A,~ucy/and Lorraine the tlovr-
aliions al Peace.
LoNnoS. Oct. -, 1870.
NJ. Bennington mas beon summoned 70 Versailles.
fhGL,Sp oepER p,srcr rSTEfvsNrioN
1t J. reported that England win immediately oirtr
aIrccf Intervention for Nh sr,nist,ce; That Lord
Lyons ana lord Lostns have TAKEN steps TO mat
eject al ronfs ana Berlin. sud that perfect accord
In the nastar exists hsi ween England Austria and
! Italy.
pRy sfts 90 Taf PROPOSED TREATY or PEACE.
Al Fhe cIIDs tonight ~. sAG world is Talking ~
peace u: a hear prosf,cr. IN spite Of .be acr tnYl
,his was SUNDAY me Premier. .Jr. Gladstone. and
the Foreign -eareiarr Gsri Granville. spent me
rhoc day II consultation with Counf Won Bernstorr
tre Prussisn \ AMBASSADOR; g'sron Brlnnow The Rus
sian Anna. ssa"F: Count pnnryi me 4usito-Hnnga.
riAn An,na s,ador: C1nnt Cadorne, I've Italian
Minister. ana General Napoleon Boyer, rnr latter
having reacncd Engisrd yesterday niorning from
BegiunI. General Ho,er. who iet the German
headquarters at Ycr.a,les on "Wednesday proceeded
directly with q f;errusn sale coudnct 10 Nous IN
BcalSni where lis rlcs aud had an ,nieryIew win
~ cent?, rbc pppnror's secretary, ar,er which ne
went on 20 Enaiand 10y way OF Osiend m d on land
M Dover proceelud ouce 10 Cnis.illurt where
be Nat An interview with the Empress The
story IN circulation tonight IS that IN.
Emperor and Emrass have agreed wrh
King William and Count Won bismarck
nron PROJECT Of peute, whicb includes
the dsnautlny Of tne ioriresses IN Eastern France
nnd The payment " an indemnity hy France ia
Herinsny OF 6.00O. Don, francs In cattle Durses
era,n vine ana OIL No cesson Of TERRITORY IL ia
be made uuless the people OF Alsace unon
pIebiscitc should vote Tor anne RATION 10 t.ermany
Marshal Bazarne Is 10 leave Metz ami rhiouv,lie AZ
the head OF his army and proclaim thG Pr'nce iDpe.
rial Emperor under the title OF NAPOLEON ~. vim
the Empress ~ Regent | give this story ~ tbe
most authentic version tonight currenl IN London
Of ina negotiations whici hsve been going on 10.
day.
PRUSSIA 10 BE coEEGeD f*Ta rfAiE " NECESSARY
Five co'irers lefr Loudon tlns evening with de..
patches for HcrIin Versailles, ST. Petersburg Blus-
seIs and Paris 10 J. added tnat The solution de-
Ponds absolutely on the acceptance ., King Wiujam
Of tae cont,ol,s introduced INTO Tx proposed ar
raiigemeni 10y the great Powers thsr tne
cosslop OF hisuce must he decided bg the people OF
That proviDce themselves. England, Austria Rus
sin and Italy unite In INSISTING npon this, ana lie Is
even ruinored tonight stat II Germans ventures TO
make tns condition q objection 10 concluding nm
arrangement tnc ionr Powers viii intervene
by force 10 compel her W wridtaw ner armies
from france. The feeling throughout Europe
NJ In yc.ttA he IA nj Tho
grows hourly more and more intense. The
Austrian govern iaent Is n,cnaced wih serious
internal coniGotiaus, VI il doas nel exert itself
promptly aud dgorousy 10 secnre The settlement OF
y quarrel which has ceased 10 h. local and nov
al,i,cts the industry dsrirbi tho poltcs OF the
who're continent
EIsEsIE in LONDON coSFEgrtyc wrrH Earl GRAN
VILE.
The Empress Eugenie is in London holding con-
terence with Earl Granville Negotiate very
favorable FOR peace are progressing. England asks
for peace not for the purpose OF electng Consttn-
ent Assembly, but for the restoration Of the en-
press Euaenie 10 re-encr France ana Bazaine leave
Metz protect her, restore order ami make peace.
TrochW approves the plan.
HOPES oF AN ARNIsrcR N TOURS.
4 Telegram nom Tours dated to-day says tina II -
understood that on Friday last England submitted
here aud al Berlin proposals for IN armistice.
Great hopes Of pesce have been excited by the inter-
vention Of England for an ar,nistioe. II s under
stood the government here Is eager ior peace
almost any terms.
FRANCE Will CONSENT 70 No nChlrIArlNG PeACs.
The t0asttf0tso0ael prints the report OF The medl
alton OF England and says there Is 10 hope
for peace. IL adds that as soon as armIstice is
concluded The elections for the Constituent As
stfnhly will be ordered.
The journals contain tie following note inspired
by the government
We may affirm that the government IN no case
win accept peace Illuminating to France. IL VIII
remain trim In It's rejection Of all propositions fol- the
dismemberment Of France, and Is prepared for all
sacripces to save the national honor.
ny4eipn has nor prevented the organization VI