The New York herald., 1870-09-28

aIlbc cSt UuSSc eitlcr 10 ulhdVOW the prOVlHtOQ6l
government or resist the enemy TO the last.
Supposed Programme Of M. Thiers In Rus
sIa-Ensland, Austria and Belgium to be the
Victims Napoleon Moving Towards Peace
His Restoration Not In the German Plane
Prussian Denials Of Jules Favre's State.
ments-''No Government In Paris''-GcncraI
InfcIliscnce.
LONDON, Sept. q, 1870.
The following is given as the probable programme
OF NJ. Thiers at st. Petersburg:-
Constantinople and the road to India to be guaran-
teed to Russia; Belgium and Egypt to be guaranteed
to France; Asace part OF Lorraine and the road to
Vienna to be guaranteed to Prussla-that H.
England Turkey, Austria and Belgium TO be innO
cent victims Of the peace.
NAPOLEON MOVING TOWARDS PEACE.
The special correspondent Of tho NEW YORK
HERALD telegraphs from Berlin under date Of today
that reports are current IN that city 10 the effect that
the Emperor Napoleon having revoked the decree
issued by him at the outbreak OF the war creating
regency in the person OF the Empress Eugenie has
despatched an envoy to Metz with instructions to
consult Marshal Bazalne, respecting entering INTO
negotiations with the Prussian government LOOKING
to peace The envoy, 1t Is furthermore reported has
been allowed to pass the German lines and enter
Metz
THE RESTORATION OF NAroLroN NOT IN THE GER
MAN PLANS.
The North German Gazette (oflcial journaD OF
Berlin to-day says
"Wbatever may be the German plans about
France, the restoration Of the Bonapartes is not
among them.n
ANOTHER sToRY-BIsMARCK PROPOSES TO RESTORE
NAPOLEON TO THE THRONE.
Notwithstanding the statements OF the Berlin on
cial paper, Madrid correspondent, writing Oh the
22d says:-At the Prussian embassy it Is openly
avowed TO be the plan Of Bismarck, when Paris Is
taken, to declare Napoleon the only legitimate power
to treat with. and to sign with him q peace;
that he will then permit him to abdicatc in
favor Of the Prince Imperial and constitute the En-
press as regent; that ne will appoint Council Of
Regency composed Of Eugenic. Rouher and some
Generals well affected 70 the dynasty; the depart
menta refuse to he will send there Pruss ian
troops re-establish the old prefects inaugurate q
uant republicans to Cayenne.
THE ENGLISH GETTING SCARED
Now that is evident that the war must 60 on and
the chance is that France Will be reduced to second
or third rate Power, public opinion In England Is
reacting against Prussia The pretensions OF
the latter are alarming the English Tor their own
safety. Lord Carnarvon, In a speech at Eastwood.
shows how sudden may be tho collapse Of q
great nation under new system OF warfare
and how defenceless England is. He says
there is no military organization in England
The whole defensive arrangements are
vicious circle Of ncapacity, waste and routine
and whatever is 10 be done has to be done quickly
for England Is living the sufrerance OF Other
nations. Declarations like these. from men like
Lords Carnarvon and Bulwer are frightening tht
English into rcmorse for not forcing the government
into active mediation.
THE KING OF PRUSSIA ON JULES FAvREs REPORT
A despatch from the Kings headquarters at Fer
riercs, near Paris says:-M. Favre, In his report
his interview with Count Bismarck, In omittins
to state that the question Of an arnlstce con
sidered preliminary to any discussion OF territona
cessions. Bismarck actually declined to state tn
claims Of Prussia until the basis for an armlst,c
was decided on.
FRANCE LABoRING UNDER A MIscoNCEPTION-
The French still believed Sunday that 1t wa
| Fort du Mont Valerien that had been demanded b.
| the Prussians, the condition OF peace notwith
standing the Prussans say 1t was the city OF verdun
This accounts for the uneXampled excitemen
which has suddenly been created throughou
France.
QuEsTIo'. OF yERAcITY BETWEEN BISMARCK AMI
fa FAvRE.
Count Bismarck's reputation OF the demand fO
Fort du Mont valerien has been promptly met by
raa n ali NV thraa Ain
isters Of the provisional government.
PRUSSIA Announces THAT THERE IS NO GOVERN
MENT In PARIS.
The Foreign ONCE OF Prussia has advised the Ger
man representatives abroad, as well as the diplo
matte corps In Berlin, that no government exists
Paris The government de JdctO is located at Tours
hence Paris is left to pure military treatment
KING WILLIAM MUST ENTER PARIS IN TRIUMPH.
The condition made by King William preliminary
to all peace discussions is the entry OF Paris So
says officer OF the headquarters who left ther,
after Favre's visit.
AN ENGLISH DESPATCH BEARER ROUGHLY HANDLED
Captain Johnston, the bearer Of dispatches for the
British government, was recently roughly handled
near Paris by the Prussians, and subsequently BY
the French, under the belief that being an English
man, he must be spy. The English are unpopular
with both armies.
N.
Preliminary propositions having for their efiec,
the consolidation OF all the German States under
one confederation have been submitted to the South
German Cabinets They are said to be acceptable tc
the government Of Wurtemburg, but the Bayaran
Cabinet objects to the proposed military arrange
ments The Wurtemburg Minister is said TO have
gone to Munich FOR the purpose OF inducing Bavaria
to accept the propositions as they now stand.
EXCITEMENT IN GERMANY OVER THE ARREST OF
LIBERALS.
HERALD correspondent telegraphs from Berlin
to-day that the excitement intense and constantly
increasing in Germany over the arrest OF Herr
JacOby, the liberal leader An imposing protest has
been forwarded to Count Bismarck against the main
tenance Of military law that all danger of inva-
sion has ceased. The northern States OF the Con-
federation demand that yOgel Won falkenstein be
held responsible for his arbitrary conduct and ex-
cess OF duty. Herr Herbg, the president of the
meeting he'd at K0nlgsberg, has been seized and
Imprisoned by the military authorities.