, 1870-10-27
FOREIGN. !
The Franco-Prussian War. !
Latest Reports Concerning the
Peace Movement.
Ru<>ia'> Course Causes UneaSi-
ness in the British
Cabinet.
Russia Thought to be Working
for the Isolation Of Eng
land in the Eastern
Question.
The Mass Of the German People
Reported as flamoring
for Peace.
The Situation in Paris to the 18th
Inst.
The Political Troubles nj Mnr-
*ciIIcs Increasing.
Conference Between Bismark snd the
South German Representatives
on the Subject Of Union.
Tic Political Troubles nj Mar
*ciIIcs Increasing.
Conference Between Bismark and the
South German Representatives
on the Subject Of Union.

S30uLu NtE1tuAu 4AVFA~oHAtAAAt@~
on the Subject Of Union.
THE PEACE MOVEMENT.
--LATEST RkP0HIS-
Iospox. Oct, .6-Thr Fail Hall G1-et't IN.
.,,,,pees tua. q mect,ug fttw.en Thic's and Bis
,ua.A has been RsrAtged, the government At
Ttsa.s having accepted the principles OF the |
a;mi>tice.
1aspoS, Oct. s6+-Desra,ches ftom Tours. Tues
day crtuing, statc that tho pending peace neEo-
rixiIona are due to rhe t.ltiAtIse taken bJ Gscat
britain. The free pas fnr TBtesa t0 enter Fasts,
,s net expected far wreE Or ten days.
ST. pk7EnsR RrEG, Oct e6-Thc .forFnar Official |
cs::a., hu,,cs 1hAt the ,ilscnsslnn Of the coudi-
tolls ci Pence will Hnt he mixed up with tne hls-
crsa,a Of an ar1utst,cc. The Constituent AS
ec,rliy Is the only cesEpetcnt power to decide
That qucs,ion. The wF1ier nares further, thatt
1,-ntllng ttc A1utttce. in difference 10 humanity.
Para mas he rcytctuaicd-
L &.uns 0ct. es-Thc Ffcrch Ttsard E7glauds
La: tNu.t at mcdiatl III Tish ext cu1t Glstsust.
Its rtporte+l On the Cattiacnt teat Q1cen VIC
1u.ta has written to tht King oI riuss1A urging
h.ln 10 raoslc:atc hIa deiHa331.
Sp<r4as Dtrpstch tu ! tr' New York Tsihnae-
Io*pos Oct s6--The following Is IN authaF-
iz1., t1aletnrnt, mi ~i.astan.,ng what is insn-
ua,rts ant even affirm. d IN certain English 1our-
nu,s that the Empress has 1lnt :dk"n llrt IN 1-5
OUT Ct the combinations rt1eIresi tu. uaFilg Tor
tntir 1bjrct either peace or al 2r1uis1tca-
'.The ta1on at Chisrlhnr.t has mt tsecnmr, u
any II i,ee MI ntc.al SALON. Il I. Sill! that OF m
exile. and If tta ttctr+ arc n1scn IN th1se who
knock fcr atrntttance, It u not to at1oT'1 Geld
for discussing peace or war. General HoJer, the
envoy af Marshal Raxsins. rnaF have approached
1hr Empress with view IL prop sitlphs oil peace
or war 10 1e 6uhyn!ttr tn Prussia, hus be vas re-
ee,rsl with NJ more favor than ~crc the cfnlssa-
~ nGi
former enjoy Of the r1Uss!au Chalce!1oF came 10
n:untsc rcaer, declaring tlia: .lle King WAS Ills
pns44, 10 cunent !rseE win 81, QUO fFahcs, with
th tullR,t.aI ts Of Strut surH lnc'us'et the Eu-
pres. pill. d, III Etcat energy, tSas. so iuug az
tAtit any QUESTION pS he -iEslest Cesslon ol
Territory, she NJ uld ho9l n'ahf from every ncRo-
tla.inp. The events OF last nluhth hATe made no
alteration In her IefHiul l"ls, 4nf, 10 far As the
Efforts Ct Gvbcsal u .}.r hase lt:eu directed 10
this point shey have con,plt t-y III lct Nor could
the mission OF General DhytF lave had for It's oo-
ject 10 consult lhe Empress rs to iac psoprefy Of
surrentIcEtEg Metz ut this ru9nent That story Ia
only ono II Of t4nceaknx the real 0ljsct Of Cen
oral i}1yer.s Journey. Marshal Hax4iue Is cond.
dent Of the strength of bts position, and NJ
General who has "a iFtfesi 10 cef:at, and At the
btul Of TIC uk}S Erel.ch 4r1n5 wnsCa NOW exiatS,
he thinks himself <n'!tlt'1 u tAtfcfse not q
llttle influence on tile question whether peace
sha1l he made OF hus.ilisles coltihle. lie woull
E.lR1ly uRkt 400kaE4l 1uA45FEL6A0sCt WIN" HfAAi]
lt The director NTH ~hom the e1lesny ahnald
have to treat. tattng the Irat tkth ii the g1ycrn'
mcns which sits at Tours MD that which "a
shut -uF In Taris, aid tie ~uu3d rel 1ic'
that France should owe i'esce OF victory
to him. md 10 him only TIL.
tsres1 cctabIe a,nlslti"us exaggerated as 1t I'M,
nethsns tx; but It must mot t,e tuicrred that DR
xxtpe wnuld rather conclude pescc favorable Il
the Sspo9conic ttyaasts than III accordance Will
thu true Interests Of his coautry- There IL, then
no particle of truth ta tue etuI1es told about tn
interview At chiselhurst. aud Il can scarcely b
nttresarF to nd'l that the approaching Journey
the Empress to King Wtits,n'a hrallutrtcFt, he
lungs like all the rest to that uouu!n Vt iayento
In whlch the 6uhtie genius nf France, comfn
tn ain her In her present difficulties. hR8 COT
t-re,1, lur,ng the last few w,eks, 10 lead u
astray. Prince Napoleon. WIN had taken side
with those who would. rcsbana. have induce
the Empress To commit VII intti-crVtlon. has ha
his labor for Ills pains. while hts rltlent rccsinu'
tious ugairst the rast yAl!cy uf the empire had
Other result thau tu conIeI hIn TO listen to SOU
harsh stutts frum h!s tllustziuus coustn. NJ
Ga1tSc HIN to quit Chtseiburst Somewhat hu
r1ruls, where, Indeed. It's reception hatt been Il
<,odtas.
Ito the A.aociatch Prcs.l
LONDON, Oct st.-TAe Arrival OF Thtef3 ut We
saIlles Is expected to-.lax. The Tours Gorcrumc
Ii t1tn In ts refusal to enter into anJ ntXot1aao
tnynlylng EurIcuder ui territory. Bismark
constant answer to proposals daily made to hi
for peace, IL that an c!ectlsu tF the French {
some authorized government Is an indtspcnsab
preliminary
usl,ciai, sars: "on the fact ef au armss,ce 1itt
hoIs is to l,c founded, as the French refuse
rcxsEntzc the hofcle-sness of their cause. Deli
In the tton1bardu.cut Of Paris Ii tue to the tmpe
feet state of our preparations, not to polite
cunsscEasioas@