The New York herald., 1870-11-06

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Mayor 'Arago, Of Faris, Resigns
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THE SITUATION IN TOURS.
ARxI6TIC1 NEGOTIATIONS.
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Action in the Field. eesh ast
LONDON, Nov. s. 1870.
special HERALD telegrams, dated at Versailles on
the 80 and Ath inst respectively reached this city
In series to-day. proceed to telegraph the advices
BY cable 70 New York thus:-- ......... s.a.I q, X
The HERALD special correspondent, dating at Yer.
nailles ON the 80 inst, says.--M Thiers had pro.
eracted interview wish Count BismarcF yesterday.
me French ststssnan u satisfied with the rsoep-
tion which he enjoyed ct ne hands Of the prussian
Premier. HisAAs.t
n. Thiers had previously received frsm the gov.
ssnnens in Paris full powers 70 treat for ana nego
tate an armistce with the Prussians on the basis
proposed by England. i.........-..-... 9a.eN
Count Bismarck VIII agree TO open formal nego-
hations looking to q peace with N. Tniers as soon
rs the French government at Tours duly commission
1hiers to negotiate further than for an armistce
Count Bismarck paid BRIEF visit to NJ Theirs last
night and there will be renewal OF their personal
Utvo UooS conterance to-day.
| The HERALD correspondent at Versailles tele-
graphs specially l continvasloa e the negotiations
narrative, on the Eh Infant. tnisis e
1 n. Theirs, after his interview with the PrussiaS
Chancellor iBismarck. expressed his hope Of the
ultimate success OF the negotiations for an armls-
hce and peace
He Will meet Bismarck again to-day.
! telegram from Berlin addressed specially to the
HERALD under date Of the 4th inst, that it is
expected Tpiers viii make concessions on the part
Of France with the view Of securing peace.
\ MELANCHOLY REASONS FOR PEACE.
The Berlin advices report also that during the past
fortnight six French villages, the Inhabitants OF
which had made common cause with the Francs
treurs against the Prussian army, had been burned
by the German soldiery.
ts THEIRS "Details His Mission.
TOURS, Nov. s, 1870
Paris advices TO the 81st ult have been received
here to-day. NJ Thiers on returning to Paris on the
sOth, instantly gave the government the details OF
his mission. Owing to the courageous resistance of
Paris four OF the great Powers, England, Russia,
Austria and Italy, have come to the support Of the
armistice which will include the revictualllng OF
Paris and the opportunity to hold the elections for
the Constituent Assembly throughout France.
euseaining tho Gsvcrnment-Thiers, Inter-
views with Bismnrck-What was Talked
Abont-An Arrangement Believed to Have
Been Arrived At.
LONDON, Nov. 6, 1870.
A telegram dated at Versailles on the 4th inst. and
received this morning confirms last nights despatch
rs to the result Of the election at Paris the gues
ton Of the confidence In the provisional govern
ment
The returns for the whole city are as fonows:-
Yeas, 47l,oOo. and nays, $4,000. No d:stur.
bance had occurred. The result is con-
sidered to make the armistice certain. Thiers
had long conversations with Count
Bismarck on the Sd and 4th inst. The following is
the result Of the interviews:-Thies, at .he first in
terv1ew, showed Bismarck his authorization from
the Paris government, and arranged an armisttce
replied It was al very well far as 1t went; but an
authorization from the Tours government was also
necessary.
Theirs said Gambetta and his colleagues would
NOT disavow an agreement made by the Paris gov.
ernment and supported by Tr0chu and the army OF
Paris. He undertook at once to communicate with
Tours ana obtain formal authorization in addition
TO the informal powers already received.
Bismarck insisted On the necessity OF convoking
IN assembly to speak with authority in the name of
the country. He said he was willing to suspend &C
tive hostillties for this purpose but until all had
been arranged tho siege operations would have full
course.
Az the second interview Bismarck waived the point
Df the Tours governments authorization and dis.
Cussed tho conditions Of the armistice. proposed
that Paris SHOULD receive daily days food on the
scale Of present ratiens, and both begerents pro-
coed on their material preparations The Germans
90 continue to occupy the whole territory now held
by them; TO cease to make forced requisitions and
60 be allowed to bring forward all their stores and
war material without interruption.
| Theirs agreed to these points, ana asked, sswill
IAlsace and Lorraine be permitted to send deputies
20 the Assembyw
Bismarck replied Ia the negative, but at length
3nttmated he might consent.
What happened at the final interview !s not
known. IL 10 reported that Theirs and Bismarck
have signed an agreement, which was sent to PARIS
10 receive the ratification Of the government.
Fears Of Rising In the French Capftsl-Biss
marcx nnd Theirs In Council.
LONDON, Nov. s, 1870.
The news OF the armistice ia enthusiastically re.
cclyed IN London. i
ANOTHER OUTBREAK IN PARIS REPORTED.
telegram from BRUSSELS dated to-day says ii ID