The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-10-20
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Dates to October 18th.


New York, October GA Times Brussels
correspondent says: 81 have had an account
of the doings of the nest of Imperialists as
sembled of Jersey. They are spending money
profusely, and boasting what they can do with
certain political combinations in England M
Rouher has been there, and Drouyn DLhuys
and host of other notables. Marshal lie
Bnuf went over to the island at night In a
cockle.shelI boat All this makes quite an ex-
citement here.
Mrs. Washburne, in Brussels, received let
ters recently from her husband by balloon ex-
press. II is stated in Berlin dispatch that
the cold language of the German press in re-
gard to the annexation of Alsace and Lorraine
| is exciting tho displeasure of Bismarck. II
this is correct we may hope for peace. The
following was received this morning per bal
loon from Paris, dated Sept. 18th, and address
ed on an open card: "E. Ill. kidder, New York
From his son George: Tell my family | am
in no danger. There are plenty OF provisions
here The terrible stories manufactured by
Bismarck regarding the internal discussions
here, are utterly false The troops are IN ex-
| cellcEt condition"
By the same balloon. bearing the same date,
was received an open card from VIM Dryer,
to f.. DRYER, Baltimore: sour days are 0ccu-
we Americans are justly proud. There is no
danger of famine for three months to come.
The city is proyisioned aud troops are improv-
ing wonderfully. The city is quiet and very
orderly No Disturbances"
| Two hundred and fifty Americans remain IN
Paris-40 of them women. The papers COM
plain of the lnrge number of men in Paris who
avoid duty by joining the ambulance corps.
New Yogk, Oct Late correspondence
from Vienna states that most intimate rela
tons exist between Austria aud Russia, and III
the event of the latter Power making demon
stra,ion against Prussia. Austria will certainly
become her ally. Ii is believed. upon what is
considered good authority. that secret ALI
ancr Of an offensive aud defensive ,characte.,
has already been concluded between the two
| Governments
NEW York. Oct. l0.-A dispatch from Os-
tend saws malignant disease had broken out
among The German troops ut Metz, filling the
HOSPITALS aud everlasting the surgeons. The
deaths for three weeks averaged cue hundred
ami filty per day. The rinderpest prevails IN
the army stables aud has extended all through
Lorraine. part of Champaign. is prevalent III
the camps before Paris, and has extended into
| khcnIsh Prussia
| A dispatch from Munich says II Is rnmored
dat Russia has made secret treaty with TIA
lis. by which the T,rol is 10 be handed over 10
the latter Power
TorRs. oct. "A circular issued from the
War Ofice Yesterday regulates the formation
of Miiiiar, Courts fixes the number oi Depu.
ties IA be chosen Ia the Constituent Assembly
a, 80 iusirad of 40. and DEGREES that all en-
ac;meuts since March l-5g, be- repealed.
TorE>. OCT --Enthusiasm Is increasing
The volunteers arc rapid, swelling the ranks
of the two armies now forming. The irus-
sians seem tn be determined la advance into
Normandy. The people in that province are
sending their grain and cattle further south.
and are placing every obstacle possible III the
way Of the Prussians The Papal troops aud
IGarihaldians make force oi 5000 and form
the nucleus of one of the new armies.
Torns. Oct. 9-During the sitting oi III"
IGosern.nrni to-day a large crowd gathered ~
The court, ard. displaying French and Amen
can flags Garibald. on descending into The
court ward. was caeered. lie made "A speech
I la tue vouatcers aud expressed his belief III
The approaching redemption Of France from
the invaders He wore Oaribald'an costume
aud locked healthy. In a subsequent address
TO the National Guard al Tours he said he was
authorized Ia command all the volunteers IN
the French service.
ToCRs. Oct l0-lIcroic aoriies are lnces
SAINT nj Metz The Prussan commander has
given orders for increased vigilance. aud the
Prussiaa Commlssariat has been removed to
avoid capture The Libcric publishes dispatch
IS announcing several successful sorties made
by Marshal liazalnc. II says the success o'
these soriics forms the reason why Prussan
dispatches d. not speak al Metz.
TorRs, Oct. 1-Nothiug has been heard
from Paris for day or two. 1t is reported
Garibaldi will take his forces into the Nosge'
Ia operate against the Prussans. Ii ~ under
stood that fighting was resumed to-day near
r Orleans Skrmshing is going on around Paris
every day, sometimes considerable battles
BERLIN. Oct l0.-The following statement
il official: The Government Of Prussia, una
bic to recognize the existing French Govern
mcut. has no desire To deposc the Bonapartes
The Commercial Chambers. in an address ia
Count Won Bismarck. express the hope thai
the indemnity to be paid by France will be cal
culaied not only on the actual losses ot ships
and cargoes but also on1osses through conhne'
mcnt Of ships in ports by blockade.
The truce Mt Mezi.rcs ended to-day. The
Duke of Mecklcnbergs corps is marching on
Paris.
MADRID, Oct 9.-Minister Sagosta told the
Cortes. yesterday, that the Government repre-
seuted Ia England and Russia the desirability
of mediation. but both declined interference,
England, however, was willing to facilitate an
interview between Bismarck and Favre. Spain