The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-22
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


Dates to September 10th.
4 BERLIN. Sept. 8--IIidnight- The .Siaatsaae-
ger newspaper is informed by an eyewitness Of
the late battles around Sedan, that the Empe-
rOr Napoleon was continually exposed to the
heaviest FIRE, manifesting the most undaunted
bravery and heroism, and utterly disregarding
the repeated entreaties of his officers and sol
ders to seek less dangerous place. These
exhibitions of recklessness on his part led to
the belief that he cOurted death rather than to
survive the overwhelming defeat which he fore
saw awaited him.
] The Emperor has arrived at the Castle of
Wilhelmsh0he. He was received graciously
and well. His suite was conducted 10 his ap
pointed residence, and he appeared composed
and cheerful. Hearing that the Republic had
been proclaimed in France, he said that Ger
mans, on entering Paris would bring order in
the machinery of State. He, however, mani.
tested no vindictive spirit toward the French.
FLORENCE. Sept 13.-The Pope has ordered
h cessation of resistance to the occupation of
the Papal States by Italian troops. A steamer
has gone to bring away the last Of the French
troops in the Papal service.
LONDON, Sep IA letter contains state
ment Of German losses, on the authority of q
medical man with the Prussian army, in bat
ties down to and including Gravelotte, at killed
o
$50; total of 170,655.
New YORK, Sept. l3.-The Tribane's cor
respondent at Paris, on Tuesday, writes: The
ramparts are divided IN nine sections. each un-
der separate commanders The guns there aud
in the forts are manned by sailors from Cher
bourg and Toulon. The National Guard are
camping on the glacs. The forts are garr-
soned by the National and Mobile Guards, who
are under stringent military discipline. A line
of troops is stationed between the exterior
forts and the ramparts. supported by Provin-
cial Mobiles aud volunteers. There is little
confidence among the officers that the city can
resist. The Government grows daily more
anxious for peace. Mails at London are still
made up Tor Paris; but the railway to-day re-
fuses TO sell passenger tickets beyond Calais
PARIS. Sept l4.-The review by Trochu of
the troops vi the garrison was great pageant. |
The line Was composed of 2c0, 600 soldiers aud
Was witnessed by lnnumerable spectators
Rocheiort has been appointed Ia the CON-
mand OF the barricades. aud proclamation of
Cremieux announces the approach of the Prus-
SLAMS. aud calls upon all Parisians and French |
men 10 ris. aud oppose them. He implores
the departments outside al Paris 10 resist in.
sasinn and create an indesiructible rampant. |
lie inyokes the memory OF 1892 10 expel the |
foe introduced by the hateful and incapable |
Emperor.
No news to-day of the Prussian advance. |
The provinces are artning and subscribing |
money. Is follows: Narcotics and LYONS have
d1.O00 volunteers and subsidies: Toulon has
subscribed .500, 900 francs and has corps of
volunteers; Argaicme. 100 O,0 francs for arms:
Cogaac. 200 900 francs, half of i. for batta-
ion al soldiers she is raising aud the other
bali for the National Guard. The mines at st
Eiinaire, Lille, Montpelier and Mics send men
aud arms aud war munitions. Chambery has
organized free corps called the Alpine Shoot
ers. The central departments have another
army called the Arm. Of the East, formed of
arguments of the East ard South. These are
Ia be joined by the volunteers, Mobiles and the
army uow ia Voseoc and Jura. between Epi-
COLE and Boucon. As now reconstructed, the
army exc-eds 100000 Garde Mobile, and
$50 900 more armed men are atoot
II is reported the Government will antici-
pate the date Of the convocation Of the Con.
s:ituent Assembly.
Clrich. at Strasboarg. Is at the last extrem- {
y, but still reslsis. 1t is officially affirmed
hat the General commanding at Laon had or.
iers 10 resist 10 the last, and ordered the cita.
lei blown up.
IL IL asserted positively that Russia and
Austria are about 10 unite against Prussia il
hc ;nsisis on annexing French territory. At
lyons, the Committee of Public Safety is still
Ic.ing independent of the Government. Di- :
rct communication with England by the north /,
inc. was cut of late last night. II
CHICAGO, Sept IA Tribune correspond c
MT ut Berlin. writing on the 18th inst, says: -
\ ashburnes letter 30 Favre is sharply criti-
Used by the National Ztitamg 1t says he had
nihcrity merely to recognize the new Repub-
&c. 1t complains of his failure to protect the
iernans under his care, who are now perse-
utcd by Gambetta more cruelty than before.
The King prohibits the storning of Stras-
ourg till il 10 possible without too great sac
ltice Of life. The third parallel has been r
ompleted. q
Ii is affirmed that Bazaine refuses all terms,
nd it IL expected he will be able 10 cut his
'ay out.
The TribHae's Washington special says, it il
nown here in official circles, that Prussia has j
to listen to no proposals from the , L.
resent Government at Paris, nor to any propo- N
lions for mediation, made by neutral Powers, in
ntil Paris expresses willingness to capitu. II
te.
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.--A Paris correspond
1t of New York paper says: Ia spite of the 4
Union freely expressed in some quarters, that Z
aris will not stand siege, am satisfied ar ar
ON private European letters aud dispatches
own to nue. by leading banking house here