The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-10-20

LONDON, Oct. IN. Pietri, formerly Pro
feet of Police ut Paris. to-day published. in the
name of the Emperor, a reputation of the
Wllhelmsh0he manifesto. Bismarck has found
it necessary to make public the following state.
ment: Versailles, Oct. 6.-I do not hold th.
opinion that Republican institutions of France
constitute danger for Germany, nor have I. as
asserted in o letter OF the 17tn ult., published
in the London Daily Telegraph, ever expressed
such view 10 NJ. Maiiet' Oh 10 any other per-
son. BISMARCK"
LONDON, Oct 10-A telegram from Berl;,
says Bazaine is fighting for path to Belgium
The same correspondent says Gen dc Werder
is advancing on the army of Lyons, between
Belfort and Langres.
King William relieved Versailles from tbs
payment of 100000 francs, which had been
levied by the Prussians
Specie has vanished entirely from France.
A note from the Prussian Government states
that Paris threatens to resist until starved ont
1t is reported that the continued accumula.
ton of troops and war material on the Russian
frontier, towards Germany. excites considera.
BILE concern, and Russian journals are filed
with hostile comments on Bismarck and the
Germans generally.
| The prussians preserved Fontainebleau from
pillage.
Bismarck recently informed the Mayor Of
Versailles that Prussia had no objection TO ths
elections for National Assembly, but that the
Tours Government had countertnanded them.
| The vintage has begun at Champagne The
workmen are protected by the Prussians.
A lack of good regimental officers delays the
organization of the French army
LONDON, October IA correspondent Of
the Telegraph says the Prussians, ON leaving
Mulhause. fired Oh the people, killing and
wounding several. Firing from Metz steadily
continues There was much sickness, and the
rinderpest had appeared. The Prussans took
1000 prisoners in the last encounter Many
| Prussians were wounded and have been carried
10 Berlin.
1t is stated that Lord Lyons recently sug.
gested 10 Bismarck the expediency OF an arm.
istice Bismarck replied that Prussia would
be glad 10 make peace at any time and place,
but no proposition looking to truce would b.
entertained TOR a momsut.
TOMS. Oct IL The Ministry has just re.
ceiged the following by courier who was per-
miited 10 pass through the Prussah lines: A
battle occurred on the 9Th INST, between Fort
Mont du Valerien aud st. Cloud, on the West
side Of Paris The French under General Du-
crot having made sortie in force, the Pras.
slams were completely defeated, aud forced to
retire 10 Versailles, entirely surrendering The
position they had recently occupied, and from
which they might have shelled the western pOr
tlon of Paris.
NEW YORK. Oct IA special TO the Ercp-
ing Telegraph from London says dispatch re-
ceived from Tours, dated October lith, by the
Provisional Government, via carrier pigeon,
states that the Prussans are IN fall retreat
from Paris; no particulars as 10 the cause OF
this had arrived when our dispatch lett but
dispatch was also received from Paris by an
other source stating that the enthusiasm IN
Paris in consequence of this unexpected event
was ndiscribable.