The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-15
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Dates ID septe % Der sth.

4 King Of Tru61lu: k1uSluk 10 COsusAsSuu ~ thc
army. and having placed oil my authority in
; the hands Of the Empress as Regent. here
, with surrender my sword to the King OF Prns-
sia." The total number of French soldiers
who fled into Belgian territory il believed t0
be about 5000.
, PARIS, Sept. 6-Bazaine MAINTAINS his posi-
| ton ut Metz, notwithstanding the strength uf
the Prllssian fnrces He is keeping loODOO
Prussians t. guard him and prevent bis escape
from the fortress.
i LONDON, Sept. 6 "A special to the Even.
ing Telegraph, says: The Prince Imperial ar
rived in London this forenoon. His arrival at
Charing Cross, the railroad terminus was un-
expected, aud therefore did not excite attrn-
ton. The Prince was attended by his suite
He appeared to be- suffering from recent indis-
position.
NEW York, Sept Ga special correspond.
ent OF the Tribune sends the following correct
ed list OF the Provisional Government for the
national defense: Emanuel Arago, Cremieux,
Jules Favre, Jules Ferry. Gambetta, GARNER
Pages, Glois Bizoni. P-letan. Marlin. PICARD,
Rocheiort, Jules Simon. The Ministry is as
follows: Minister Of Foreign Affairs. Jules Fla.
yrc; of Justice, cremieux; Ut the Interior,
Leon Gambetla; of Finance, Ernest Picard
| Supt Public Works, Pierre Doran; of Com
jules Simon Minister Of Marine. Martin For
eign: OF War. Louis Jules Trochu who is also
President oi the Committee
BERLIN, Sept. e.-Bazaine 10 still negotiat-
ing TOR the surrender ot Metz. French pris-
onrrs ia German hands are enthusiastic al the
Emper"rs deposition. Every attention aud
courtesy is shswn the Emperor, who Is al
Nihcinsaal, near Cassel.
PARIS. Sept. s-Laie yesterday afternoon
Minister Washburn had an interview with
jules Fayrr. at winch he announced that the
American Government had recognized the Sis
ter Republic of France. Fayre was much
moved. Grasping Washburn by the hand. be-
exclaimed: II recrrr this notification with |
gratitude and pr"iound cuniion." Ii is re-
ported that Louis Blanc, Ledru Rollin aud /
Duiraisse will be- appointed ambassadors To
London. Washington and Vienna. respectively |
Tue Journal dc Paris says ali the Theatres
have been closed. The Prusslaas are expected |
20 APPEAR briore the walls on Friday lto-lnor
row., aud many soldiers Who escaped from
Sedan are arriving here. Some batteries ol
mtrslleurs aud a bod, of cavalry passed
through the streets to-day. Jules Fasrc has
rrcriscd the adhesion of The entire Paris press
The Bours- Is decidedly triner. The last
price of Reni~s Mas liiy-thrrc francs forty
ceuiimrs The Frcuch Consul at Basle tele-
grarhs lao the Government that the garrison oi
sfrasbourg made successful soriie ou Tues
day nlghi killing e,UOO or iu.OUO Prussians,
Gnj capturing n.any gnas. The Prassians at
irmpicd ir cross on pontoons between I'"nt
jules aud Poni Ausi~rliiz. aud a-re absolutely
annihilaicd by the mliraillcurs and infantry al Z
poai de- Rcchurs
LONDON. Sept DIR. gussrll's letter to
the Times. dated Sedan ), gives graphic and
al. 4
iwrcn Bismarck aud Napoleua. Ii occurred
IA hand-weasesr's cottage, short distance
rom the town oi Durrberg. The Emperor
Soughi the Couni, wAo beiag informed al has i.
approach. went "ui Ia in-rt Llai aud stood with
head uncovered until requested by the Empe. !,
'"r 10 put on hls cap, which b" did. Bismarck
aluied hA Majesty aud desired hin 10 pre-. q
erse the dignii, a. his position as he would 9
preserve that OF bic Royal master. Bismarck
uttered the cottag. aud returning with two
ha IRIS. found the Emperor STATED CA a stone =
lie offered him chair and taking one himself
hey sal down for an interview. 7
What was said has bern repeated by Bis
1arck aud will aeon BE- published aud remain 9.
. hisior, forever. in
The main point sought was peace. but his :
iairsiy declared be had no power la treat, =
egotiate, or evea give orders {" the army, n
AAN DesAA tue 1JMes EelNAsu 10 @IaAA ~
b. Empcror's request to summon King Vii. se
am Ia the interview, as i; was mo- use Ia see -
>. King or to talk further on political matters la
hen has Majesty was powerless to do the NJ
nsiness for which they had assembled ~
Pans, Sept s.--The Project of Haut Marne o.
NJ announced Ia the Ministry that St Dizicr tn
occupied by the enemy. A force II about ie'
00U has also appeared in front Ut Laon. - -
riachment of about 500 Uhlaus was repulsed r.,
ere by the Garde Mobile. which occupied the sv
tadei. communicated between Paris aud a
ubausen has been restored. as also between ~ ~
aris and Mezicres. 1t Is reported here that se,
e garrison at Strasbourg yesterday made NH
ccesstul sortie, killing large number of the Gel
'siegers. lt 10 said that the Prussians have an,
en- decilnatcd, since the siege began, by the pn
q of the garrison. he'
Reports are received through various officers
at Metz is thoroughly proyisiened, aud Ba. at
Inc can hold out to the end. The force Mt Eo
etz 10 now 10000, about half oil whom were =, ~,
ceved from the regular feet ar marine. The
ective French armies are estimated at 700. Il
o. and it 10 believed can be- raised to 200, -
0 in three months. The prussians have &C.
pied Rheims. The Moaitcar makes great n
play OF the news of recognition by the Unit. ~
States. Steele has n fiatteriag aud most MAJ
atetul article, aud others follow suit. me
A New York Tribune special. dated Paris, for
pit sth says ut meeting of the Diplomatic Il