The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-11-17
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ToSnoN. Nov. 8.-Bismarck has tprnisheo
ths following explanation of the rupture VI NO,
j sat;a t;ons for The armstice: "The french
Gnvarnment having declared through It's r :.
rasentatiye. Theirs, its ability to accep1 sao
cerman offer of armlstice on the basis OF stoea
ono the Count proposed that the French
Sdbonld name time for holding elections LOT
Constituent Assembly. The Germans Pron'.
ised that in sach an event absolute ireedoni "
tha elections should be- respected, even IN Inc
Territory now occupied by the Prussians.
Theirs t6ereupon withdrew to the outposts 70
consult Fayre. but at length returned TO yer
sailles without the power to accept the Ter
man terms" A.. ~
King William has issued an order that no
person shall be allowed hereafter TO enter Ut
leave Paris. Five passengers have just oeen
captured and will be courtmartlaled Tor Vioia-
ton of the order. IN.
Private adyices received from Versailles
confirm the account given by Bismarck OF the
suspension of negotiations for an armlstlce.
Jules Favre, together with a majority OF his
colleagues favored the scheme for an election
of members of a Constituent Assembly, ana
urged the acceptance OF the armlstlce as nego-
tiated by Theirs. Trochu, commander OF the
armies at Paris, dissented, and carried his
point.
Metz has been made the capital of German
Lotharingia Uorraine)
The Times has reason to believe that the
bombardment of Paris will not begin for two
weeks. King William is reluctant to destroy
so grand n city, and is giving the French every
opportunity to negotiate for peace. 1t Is said
Raron Haussman has been al rested.
The journal Les DroitS dc PH0mnle, pub
lished at Montpelier, sets price on Bazaines
and NapOlc0n's heads, and has opened sub
scripton To pay for their assassination.
Uorid correspondent telegraphs on the
18th inst: The Bank of France has ISSUED
twenty-five franc notes TO the amount OF -
325, 900 francs, since the siege. 1t has re-
serve of PSI 600 notes OF twenty-five francs
each, only requiring TO be numbered; 100000
new notes, all TO be- issued. The bank is able
10 issue daily 900 notes of twenty five francs,
1900 notes of fifty, aud 5000 of one hundred.
The director OF the Jardin des Plantes has
sold the animals 10 the butchers, builaloes
bringing high prices.
On the 3ist Theirs hotel was surrounded by
n crowd of Reds crying Down with
Theirs" Down with the traitor" Down
Win thc uuIlcs
4 dispatch from Tours dated 8 this morning.
says last night Il Prussian column. with two
batteries aud 500 cavalry. attacked the out
posts of the army Of the Loire ut poisloy and
Laurent des Bois. Tho French reinforced
aud drove them beyond VALERIE The Prus
slams left their dead aud wounded ON the field
aud we took sixty -four prisoners. Our loss is
four killed aud thlriy-one wounded
BERLIN. Nov s.-All the Brliu newspapers,
official and otherwise. throw the responsibility
Of the impending destruction of Paris on the
French. The latter have THUS far obs;inately
refused 10 recognize plain facts
ToCEs, Nov. s-Morning Dispatches from
the army of the Loire report series of sue
cessiul engagements yesterday at Pe,sley aud
Laurent dcs Bots Two battallions OF Prus-
SLAMS supported by 500 cavalry and ten pieces
Of artillery, attacked the French advanced !
posts. After a combat OF two hours duration. |!
As the French cavalry appeared to be sur.
them. the Prussians retreatcd. leav.
ng two officers aud fifty men killed. and scy.
,niy prisoners in our hands Dispatches from |
kouen report successes for the French arms
At several points in that quarter.