The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-01
7 LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


IN Austrias sreJOinucI, "as 1T. "a fol
have been prompted BY England, says ~. ID R,a III,
laws. Russia's wishes IN regara ~ Tug din
Gen might have been put forward lnl1asI :, e r.
lomat,c channels, aud possibly acceue a;...,
the Great Powers concerned. but Inc a'o'aa,
s ayr of her will calls Tor the gfa'es'
resistance from all parties. o,, ....
Tribune cable, from London, ga, sa.e.
:. Cortchakoff's answer TO Granville iel' Aon-
day by special messenger. III was MOI cv..-
,"no;cated 10 the British ambassador NJ ol.
petersburg. but bis dispatches intimate tIaI
,he note il conciatory Ii is believed at the
Eoreion Office that Gortchahoh, whiie Wild
h,,ld;no nrecise information from SIR A. buen-
anan has encouraged him to report iasoraoiy
- London regarding the disposition OF Russia
have some authority for saying that norieha-
kof,s circular was surprise 10 bis,iiaI1A.
who is thought to indicate bis aiseon'eh' =,
the ciyilities shown Odo Russell during MS
;ourney and ON his arrival at Versailles.
A dispatch from the 1ribaaes sprciai III
Versailles, dated the 2ist. says that odo hus-
sell had been received with the greatest cor
diality, and will have an opportunity u as
closing England's views under the most ia'or-
able circumstances. The Official Information
is 10 that effect.
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Vienna telepraphs to-day, saying intelligence
has been received that most conciliatory
answer had been sent 10 England by Gortcha-
kod. There is marked change in the tone oil
the English Foreign Ofilse since last week:
When Granyile's answer was first published
the fear was lest public opinion should not sup
port protest involving possible recourse 10
war: but The English press was 50 unanimous
that il is officially said Ia have had Ill undouLt-
ed effect on Gortchak0f. Now that Il peace
full solution is looked Tor apprehension Is ex-
pressed lest the war feeling which has been
reused might be- difficult 10 allay.
LILLE, Nov GA Prussian recruiting par
~ was attacked near 81. Quentin aud CON-
PEELED 10 fly.
A bod, Of Prussian foot. horse and artillery.
IL 900 strong, is advancing on Aulrns, sup
posed 10 be portion OF 6eaeral ManieudeFs
command
Around Paris the circle of Investment in en-
largins daily aud the chances oi resistance and
reprisal increasing
Nkw loRk. Nov. "A Horid special from
Berlin. III inst. says: According Ia the latest
from Versailles. incessani exeriions are d.
rected To the formation of second outer line
OF Investment. 10 caser the operations of the
inner line. The strategy of Gen. D'Aurries
Is understood al Versailles. aud has been met
hy Il counter movement with the CENTER at Or
leans. D'AurelIes has extended hls lines both
north and south, intending Ia inclosc The Ger
mans on both tanks The latter have executed
= similar movement, falling back al the same
time towards Paris. D'Aureles' line is no~
said 10 extend from l.e Mans through Ven
dome. Orleans aud Bourges. Ia Ncscrs. Ills
main body Is posted along this line; while il is
feared large section ol hs force has passrd
north towards Eyereux. His line also extends
from Orleans 10 Augeryille. and IN "a triangle
whereof Ncndotnc Orleans aud Auger9ilie
farm points. The German line extends from
Chateau Ncuf through Charities and Etampcs
10 Fontainbleau
\ Uo,Id London dispatch sa,s: Downing
street believes Russia wi!l submit her Claims 10
a Congress after the present war.
The reprosisIoning of Paris again ohs.ructs
the armisi!ce. Paris is quiet within aud with.
out
A Uorld special from London savs: 4 spe
ciaI dispatch from Berlin. dated to-day. SAYS
the treaty with the South German States of
Ba1cn and Hesse. for the establishment ot the
German Bund. was signed on the 18th inst
IL adopts the North German Constitution and
a protocol makes the following stipula,ious:
The Constitution 10 90 into effect Jan !, ISL. /
budget: the transfer 81 the postal aud telr- |
graphic service in Baden Ia the Baud is post |
poned Ia Jan. l. l-72; Baden aud IlcsSe are in /
no way responsible for the recent loan of the /
existing Bund; laws concerning the press
aud public meetings will be- placed within the /
jurisdiction of the Bund, Hesse will have =
more votes in the Bund and Baden :. making |
u IN all; IN questions affecting only particular
States, their votes only are taken: dcclara-
ton OF war can only be made. with the assent
oil the Council; Southern Hesse is Ia return 6 /
members. 'ani Baden II to the German Diet. |
IL viii be necessary To have n majority of
'hree-our1hs. aud not two-thrds as heretofore.
VIENNA. Nov. 23,-Soldiers whose terms Of |
Once have expired are only dismissed on fur.
Tough.
Paris has heard nothing from Tours since
October oath.
Manteutfel's presence at Gisors prevents
Bourbaki from joining the Loire Army.
The Polish Bishops ia Russia petition the
King IN favor of the Pope Moscow papers
are less lnsolent and confident than those of
st. Petersburg.
The Duke of Cleveland writes to the Tfmes
arguing against war. He says the English
have no army for foreign service. no allies but
Austria and Turkey. both bankrupts. The
Iosf has rumors that no armistce is expected.
Italy will act with Austria aud England. The
election in Schleswig fayors annexation to
Denmark.
1t Is said Turkey, for the sake of peace. is anx
ous to have the Euxine opened, which course
IS recommended at Vienna. The Teiegraph
says the Russian reply is expected on Thurs.
lay. 1t is not unfriendly. /
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