The New York herald., 1870-11-06

5a NEW W
stated there thar freaA lissurbasces have broken
out st Paris. The news, however, cannot be yeri-
ncd. .. rt.-stS-ss st...fe5
THE Ph0vImONAL a0vEnNMRNT PLAYING \ DOUBLE
special despatch nom Versailles dated 10 r. n,
November 4, says, tho Provisional Govsrnment seem
to be playing doubis game. They onacially assur-
ed the citizens that the Government would consent
to no peace involving cessi0n OF territory; but NJ.
Theirs assured Count Won Bismarck that every mem.
Der of the Governmens was convinced that the Con.
stituent Assembly would make peace on she basis OF
: surrender Of the Rhine Provinces and the pay
ment Of an indemnity, and that they would not
oppose such settlement
BisxAEcx AND THEIRS IN COUNCIL
The Lsndon rnses this morning has . special tele.
gram from Versailles announcing that the conference
between M. Theirs and Count Won Bismarck was con.
inued yesterday in accordance with explicit orders
from the Tours governments The proposals. made
BY England have net yet come under consideration.
PARIS no Receive SUPPLIES
telegram from Tours states that the Frdncatse
says that 1t has been agreed that Paris shall receive
supplies during the armistice. aas Ac s9G'
General BuSnaaas's Nfissiea-Prspssitlsa 70
kTeDC9
Trucs-AS Rssicsusiling ar. Paris-An Elec-
dom bus AIsace and Lorraine Net e. vote--
What Fsvre Demanaed-Prussias Refusal
sil n = 1,sias 81 es LONDON. Nov. s, 1870
have already teiegraphed to tine HERALD full
account OF the ssmofcial armisttce which was pro.
gposed py the Kingof Prussia to the French govern.
ment authorirtes through General Burnside and
Paul s. Forbes. am now enabled to add from re.
liable sources OF Information the following iacts in
continuausn Of the narrative, viz. - ,. ~ \
No cessation OF hostiiities was contemplated, ex
cept for space or fnrty-eignt hours, during which
time complete srtnistce was to take place. 80 as
to enable the French parliamentary voting to 20 on
and the election returns to be made up. There was
no revictualiing q the garrison Of Paris contems
plated Or to be allowed, Count Bismarck Insisting
that the military situation should remain entirely
unchanged during the existence o. this semi
Ece. In fact the position was pretty much in this
way:-n the French could make sortio during tho
time and drive The Prussan army back they were at
liberty to do so n the Prussians were able TO draw
their investins nes still close to the city take
the place they enjoyed the same privilege OF aciisn.
Anstner and imperative condition which was set
forth was that the inhabitants OF Alsaco ana Lor-
raine should net be permitted to vste. Count Bis
marck's argument was that tho question OF the ces
sion sf these two provinces to Germany constituted
prominent poins Of controversy between the Pow
era II the Prassian authorities wished SO to act
they could really Apply force and thus ensure the
return OF delegatien from both provinces favora-
ble to territorial annexation Prussia would not
do 50; but should delegation favorable to
annexation be- elected she would be &C.
cused Of having used undue means In order
to secure such result. Then. again, II
delegation opposed to annexation to Prussia were
returned tho remainder Of the population ct France
would come to consider and believe that the country
had right ~ vote annexation in face Of the ad-
verse voice Of the Representatives OF the provinces
themselves. sesFre h,t... -.n se
Speaking Of Alsace and Lorraine, Count Bismarck
hes always declared that In the plan Of annexation
he intended only to apply the rule TO Metz ana
etrassourg and the Germsn-spe&king population Of
tho above named provinces. .....as4 sasgs
H. Jules Favre objected to both OF the conditions
submitted by Bisnarck. N. Fayre insisted tnat the
city Of Paris should be revictualed ana Asace ana
Lorraine represented In the French Legislative
Body. a
On these disputed points. and in consequence Of
gave RISE General Burnside's mission was rendered
nueatory apd ceased. .e..,.t,.
N. Tnisfs ssA asks for the revictualling Of Paris
and the reatndcF OF the besieged places OF France
have " .r~'E best authority for ststtng to-day
that reE2ier Count Bfsanarck refuses positively TO
either grant the request or accede to as demand
Count Bismarck proposes twenty-five days.
armstiee, return to the status IN gao should the
negotiations fell. Tbs does not contemplate the
revictualllng Of ftfs. 49,. s ~. : 'ss>