The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-11
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Dates to August 9Th

Dates to August 5th.
PARIS, August 1.-The journal O6fc;ez If
TINS morning says Government has decided
That during the war no person, of whatever
nationality, will be permitted to enter or leave
France without passport.
Ihe same paper has information that the
sympathy OF the people of the Danubian Prin.
cipalities is with France
Inc French Mediterranean feet has arrived
fleet. '0A way -'"-''o
The iubRqae says the French Government
mas contracted tor telegraphic cable between
Caiais and some point in Jutland, Denmark, in
ORDER That the operations of the Baltic fleet
may be directed from Paris.
The French War Department has refused to
permit Captain Hare of the British NAVY, and
an attache OF the British Legation in Paris, to
visit the navy yard at Chcrbourg. intimating
that he desires to take notes.
Pere Hyacynthe has published letter de-
nouncing the new dogma of papal lnfallibllity,
which has created quite a sensation. Catholic
organs attack the letter and author with much
bitterness
FLORENCE, Aug. 1.-Negotiations between
Italy and France, for the withdrawal of the
French troops from Rome, have been brought
to satisfactory conclusion. the Italian Gov
eminent guaranteeing order in Rome
MADRID, Aug. Cap Gen. DeRodas has
asked for $4,000 reintorcements for Cuba.
VIENNA, Aug 1.-The Duke of Augusten-
berg serves as General in the Bavarian army.
and the Duke of Nassau has position on the
staff of the Crown Prince OF Prussia
Cable dispatches to the Herald state that
preparations for the war in Prussia are being
carried on with great activity Mayence is in
state of siege, and occupied by $4,000 sol
diers. Trenches are opened in front of the
city. Large RATS are descending the Rhine at
all hours, loaded with provisions and munitions
of war for the Prussians
LONDON. Aug. "A naval engagement took
place, July 9th, at the mouth of the Elbe, in
which 4 Prussian gunbOat was sunk.
Russia Indignantly repudiates any idea OF
taking advantage of the European war to in
wade the Danubian Principalities
PARIS, Aug, 2.-Oficial dispatches from
Metz announce that q serious engagement took
place to-day The French army took the often.
sive, crossed the frontier and carried by storm
the heights overlooking Saarbrucken, and their
artillery drove the Prussians out of the town
The engagement commenced at III A. NJ. and
lasted till p. N.
The Empress visited the French army and
was received with great enthusiasm.
A long conference was held to-day at the
Bureau of Foreign Affairs between Lord Ly
ons, British Minister; Prince Metternich, Aus
trian Minister; and the Duke de Grammont
the French Secretary.
/ COPENHAGEN, Aug 2. The Danish Gov.
eminent is fitting out formidable fleet. The
destination Of the expedition Is kept secret.
1 Anu has ian nd az
n full explanation from Austria as to the reason
why, in the arming of the South German ar
my, it has been supplied with old flint lock
muskets
The Prussian war expenses amount to over
5000, 900 francs a day.
VIENNA, Aug 1.-The Northeastern Cores
poadence says Won Beust. the Austrian Pre-
mier. has proof that Prussia offered Belgium
to France in return for the support of France
i'm the war against Austria.
PARIS, Aug "A dispatch from the En-
peror on the field confirms the report OF the
capture of Saarbrucken. The new French
gun was operated with deadly effect.
England is shipping $4,000 horses daily II
, the continent and they are immediately sen
to the German frontier.
!, NEW YORK, Aug 5.-A special yesterday Il
the Herald says there was fighting gong on q
Weissenberg. A large force of Prussans I'D
! yanced ten miles into French territory ant
destroyed several miles of railroad, driving thu
French from the field, killing one French Gen
eral and wounding 500 meD. The loss OF TIN
! Prussians was considerable.
r The new revolving cannon of the French II
said to be great success, and a correspondent
describes it as terribly destructive weapon q
5000 yards.