The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-28
P A r / S..
Probable Success Of the AImis-
tice Negotiations
King William Disposed to Ac'
cept Mediation.
Protests from French Citizens Against .
CessiOn Of Territory.
French Reports Of the Hill
tary Operations.
The Prussian Advance Upon Lyons
Checked by Garibaldi.
Fighting Reported Going On Near
Orleans.
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The Prussian Advance Upon Lyons
Checked by Garibaldi.
Fighting Reported Going On Near
Orleans.
The Prussian Blockade of Paris
to be Broken.
Napolson's Correspondence and the Scam
dals Of the Tuileries. rt
So.
THE PEACE QUESTION.
TELEGRAM TO The MEN YORK HERALD.


Probable Success of the Negoiiations-kius
William inclined 10 Accept Mediation
Terms Proposed BY Austria, ENGLAND and
Rassia--Prussian Account OF the Negosiu-
tisus-safc Condncs for NJ. Thlcrs-His In
scrview with Lord Lyons--Frussin Afraid Of
tho rnrisians--No Hope for France but In
war-Proiests Against Ces,ion OF Territory.
LoEDoS, Oct a. 1870.
NJ. Launer, delegate from the Tours government,
received despatch to-day IRON Tours intimating .
negotiations.
KING WILLIAM INCLINED III ACCEPT MEDIATION.
rne Russian Minister az Tours mas received .
despatch from Versailles assuring him that safe
conduct viii he granted to NJ. Theirs ana that the
King OF Prussia shows desire to accept the media
tion OF the neutral Powers.
PEACE TERMS PROPOSED by ES6LAND, AUSTRIA
AND RUSSIA.
The Manchester G00idtan OF to-day gives the fol-
lowing or peace which were proposed by
England, Russia and Austrii:--
Ftrst-No cesson OF territory.
Secoad-The fortincaiions OF Metz and Slrasbourg
TO be RACED.
INiTd-trance TO pay 2uO0O0,UNO francs indeuiv
nny. Tue neutrals are TO guarantee peace.
RUSSIAN ACCOUNT THE NEGOTIATIONS.
telegram from ST. Petersburg dated to-day says
that the following summary OF the negotiations, on
the part OF the neutral Powers OF Europe for an
armistce, Is published here to-day from an authen.
nc source Alter recting the determination OF the
neutrais seize the first opportunity for mediation
that presented Itself. The document proceeds:--
Russia, Jules favre's visit 10 the prusslan head
quarters believed that the long, dior opport-
nifty had arrived. At this moment tue reception or
Prussan note the subject VI the probable
early starvation of Paris caused change in tho
idea OF the neutrals. When however, thes
pressed the subject OF mediation agaiD Rus
STA held back the ground that mediation
unsupported by force. would be worthless. The
conditions or peace must be LEFT exclusively 90 the
bellgerents. The course SIN possible to con-
yoke the National Assembly, which alone was com.
pelent TO decide the question OF peace or war. In
view OF these considerations 1t was England that
proposed the arm,slice and m this she was sup.
ported by all the neutral Powers.
SAFE CONDUCT FOR NJ. yHIERs
telegram from Tours says IL il announced there
to-day that the Prussans have at last consented To
ofer NJ. Theirs a SAFE conduct to Versailles but no
further. NJ. Theirs has refused TO avail himself Of
this, as he must nrst confer with the governments
at Paris.
INTERVIEW BETWEEN LORD LYONS AND N. THEIRS.
a telegram from Tours dated to-day says that the,
journals there announce that long interview oc-
Cured yesterday between Lord Lyons and M.
Theirs.
PRUSSIA AFRAID OF THE PARIsTANs.
telegram from Tours SAYS that thus far no safe
conduct has been forwarded from the Prusslan
headquarters for W. Theirs. It Is asserted here thau
Prussias dissemination IN this respect proceeds
rom her fear OF having the ParisIans informed Of
the true state Of affairs elsewhere IN France. The
Prisslans nave thus FAR taken extraordinary pains
TO conceal from the beeagucred city the capacity Of
France for resistance 80
No HoPE BIT IN WAR
telegram from rours says that rom all parts OF
the country there comes but one expression--tno
hope that the government VIII accept no hnmiliating
that city unanimous that the only hope for fair
terms lies IN the indefinite prosecution OF the war;
FRENCH CITIZENS PETIuoSiSG AGAINST A cEssIoN
go. .4.. or TERRITORY
The inhabitants Of the departments OF Jura ana
vosges have forwarded petition 10 the government
authorities Tours against the acceptance OF any
peace which Is based the surrender OF IN inch %
French territory.
PRussIAN AUTHORITIES sNUBBISG ENGLAND.
The English government s still (noon) without
reply from the Prussian authorities to the request
FOR sale conduct for N. Theirs, In order to enabe
him to enter Paris. England accepts this delay az
an indisposIton on the part OF Prussia 10 grant
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