The New York herald., 1871-01-17
Position Of the French Republic To-
ward the ASSemblage:
Noa-RcA presentation, but National
NSignatory Right.
N. Jules TaA -e's Difficulties to Get
Out Aof Paris.
If France is A6A ent Will the
Work be BinAing?
ElesaAm 70 THE NEW YORK MA,D.

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LosDcs, Jamie. 1871
fhave just received special telegram iestcr for
the HERALD from Berlin, which Is dated iH\ tho
Prussian capital this (Mondayj morning forward
It's contents by special cable despatch TO New YORK
for publication. that the communication will havo
made the entire circuit by electricity within the
space Of one day. The correspondent speaks of tho
French representation In the London Conference
and reports Bismarck's war Indictment against tho
French.
Tue HERALD correspondent says:-M Jules Favro
has definitely refused take part in the conference
which, 1t is said, viii assemble in London to-mor-
row Tuesday, 1t Is held. Notwithstanding the alb
sence OF her representative In the assemblage that
France herself the national right to sign
any protocol which may be drafted and agreed to by
the pleniporcntares OF the other Powers.
W. Favrc's Reply TO Earl Granville Wishes
20 Go, bnt Can't Grt Out-Pnris Under
Fire aud the Eavoy in Danger.
LONDON, jan. 16 1871.
NJ. Jules Favre has addressed to the Powers con.
cerned circular dated Paris. January II. replying
to Earl Granve's invitation to the French govern
ment to send representative to thesConfcrence Oh
the Eastern question. NJ. Favre points out that
'any settlement or the questions to be considered by
the Conference with France unrepresented would he
(, n
Minister Gambetta TO proceed In person to London
to attend the Conference, but Ia unable to do 30,
because the Prussians fire on Gags Of truce SEM
out from Paris. 1t Is true that Mr.. washburnc.
the American Minister is authorized to promise
him pass and safe conduct through the German
lines. Ifit Is received and the condition OF Paris
permits he viii proceed 10 London; but while tho
bombardment continues his departure Is impossi-
BILE, although in the meanwhile the defence or the
city goes on with undimnished vigor"
What Germany Will Demand in tho Coafcs
rencs-Alsscc and Lorraine before Peace.
BERLIN Jan. 16. 1871.
The Kreuz Zeitua9 newspaperl, OF the latb inst.
has an editorial IN reference TO The runners which
have been in circulation to the effect that the neu
tral States represented in the London Conference
viii propose the opening OF negotiations for peace
between France aud Prussia. The writer Insists
that the Germans demand. ana that peace is impos-
sibe without It, the cesson of Alsace and Lorraine
by France.
Tho Suitan's Position-Wim the Conferencs
Action be Available.
LONDON. Jan. 10. 1871.
1eegraphic advices which have been received In
this city from Constantinoplc state that Mehemed
Ruchdi Pacha. the Turkish Minister of Finance,
having been informed that NJ. Jules Favre has
declined to attend the London Conference reserves
the right OF his impera! sign tue protocol
or not
An Absolute settlement Of the Eastern
Question.
LONDON, jan. Is, 1871.
The Observer OF to-day says no Information was
received last night relative the departure OF Jules
Favre from Paris. The government OF Bordeaux are
anxious that M. Favre should attend tue London
Conference, "but, not Knowing his wishes in the
matter do not feel at liberty TO appoint him their
representa- tive" The Obse,'Uer adds:-''Consdering
the Importance OF an early settlement OF the Eastern
question another adjournment Is impossible"
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