The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-12
TIE WAR.
The Question of Mediation.

The Question Of Mediation.
Digmich to the Tribune:
pq LONDON, Friday, Sept. o, 1870.
4 private correspondent telgraphs from
Paris this morning, us follows: | under
stand from Il French source, on which
can place implicit reliance, that ,as Eng
lind has thus fur declined to takes any
steps 10 induce Prussia 10 consent to az
armistiCo Us preliminary to treaty o.
peace involving no territorial sacrifice
and as delay under the circumstances must
result IN further blOOdSlled, the Austrian
government has undertaken the task.
Further particulars received thts
morning concerning Jules Fnvres dccla'
ration, enable me to say that the account
Of it sent YOU yesterday was entirely nc
Curatc. All the circumstances l am moi
ut liberty. to state; but It IL, probable that
Fayrc's5 hopes Of inillediOte ALLIANCE with
Russia we're Ralittle Etb0 sanguire; Hthat
negotiations thus fur have necessarily been
informal, and that in answer to tho mr.
gcncy OF the French Minister, Russia has
intimated that she cannot Immediately nc
ccpt such nh alliance, nor take hostile
steps against Prussia, unless in conjunc'
ton with Austria or some other power
Engnid's refusalt to intervene is partly
traceable to the personal influence Of tho
Queen, To whom Gladstone comedies
much; partlv to Granville's aristocrNtiC
4 aversion to the Republic, ana'pNrtly TO in,
timatfons from Prussia that no neutral
pressure would now be influential. Great
pressure has been brought Il. hear on the
English Government from Paris, but with
out result English residents in Paris dc
nounce in bitter terms what they style
Gthe nusillanimity" Of tho English CabinCt
Tic special correspondent Of the III
Dunc tclegraphs Friday C0th), 6 PM. IAN
armistice is under consideration; the idca
was instituted by tho Corps DiptOmGtiqHe
the question (OCits acCeptanC0)s has been
submitted Itotlies Provisional Government
Blythe Russian Italian, and Spanish En-,
'bdssadOrs. Jules Favrc' has received and
returned the official visit Of the English
Austrian, Italian, American, Turkish
Russian, Spanish, and Swiss ambassadors
and the POpc's NunciO."
iEI IGa!1G LoNDoN; TScbt:.0, 1870
Everything; 10 in :aostate of suspense
there Is no important war news, and nc
ZONE k1loTs.%liether lie enext announce,
ment is to he peace or war, Notes Of n
decided 'GAfIsIGtUf VGSlieth addressed tic
Berlin on the subject, Qt,peace blythe Cab
Eifncts 81 81. Pcters6trg anti Lontl6n: 1t is
said that Queen Victoria has, appealed to
OhGen Augusta nbehGlE 81 peace.
GItis .rcportetb 10 diplomatic circles in
Paris that England will not push inter
yentlon ififlYor Of peacevtnv ing 40 the cx-
istence of unpleasant relations Just now
NET WeeR the GabihCts bf Sl3erhn sandS Lon,
don, The. Germans. are, ipcensCa because
England continues to SSclf arms tb'ptiVatC
individuals who deliver them ,tQt France
An early arnistice IS predicted.
Russia, England, Austria and Italy
h, Moving for Peace, n
ltBktaHa.tfiatNf F4i;Aa6AGtlOkl .2'HI' ,l
VIENNA, Sept. o.
Tie government Of Austria Is pressing
upon tho other great, powers tho impOr'
lance Of Fastening negotiations for the
establishments leafc' between Franco
and Prussia.
II is said that the government Of Russia
and Italy have indicated their support O
such measures as willbFing about aspCedy
9 F3l 'a ~ pSpsS' il.oSD2sSsE sept ..
HA DIPLOMATIC ,M6teSol "a most decided
character has been forwarded 10 Berlin
from the Cabinets Of both the English ant
Russian governments, suggesting TO Prus
STA certnin forms pflpeace rs likely to bt
acceptable TO both Franco and Prussia
This note points; out with much clearncs'
IthAt the present lnbmGnt Is most oppor
tune for the consideration, Of peace pro
p6sals, inasmGCR al ill further cause o
irritation wouldbo ,aYohA, should ,thcs
proposals receive, the necessary considcra
lion before the bombarAment Of Paris.
In accordance with the course taken D.
England and Russia. Queen Victoria ha
addressed q most affectionate letter u
Queen August Of Prussta, bceceching he
l to use that influence which Il is wei
known sho possesses over tho King y
bring about this desirable consummNttor
The Position of England Critical
IoNDpS. September 0.
= Tho Times this morning has an alarm
ling editorial upon the position Of England
which the Times considers rs Gminenll
critical The article says:
H"The war Inns diBpClell thenoti0n tlla
England is secure Z and, RclE.posscssed
her isolation. The skirts OF England
a coats arc in tho wheels gflYar, pnd Eng
land, herself, may at any day be dragge
into the whirl."
The Tines dcduccs from tho DANCE
threatening England the lesson that 81
should prepare herself for every conttI
! Tie Times urges tho Immediate REQ
Q ganization Of the militia, und ,yig0rQ!l
measures I5ri8aking .thht! branch ~ Ill
!. service effective for home duty.
: gayrc's ReRlXt K ,yYEasb bqrge.
, -H'n'''' " PAiIts, Friday, Sept. 0.
i 1.-THE Idgt6ai LNrRds GIihd Repbtsicit'
day publishes tue reply 81 Jules FavI
10 Minister WGshburnc, Hc says he COZ
sideB It a happy augury for tho Frenc
= Republic TO have obtained her fSst EeCo0l
'IHltlon ffo@ the. Units stsEes, SAS toutlt