The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-01
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Dates to August 27th.

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patch dated London, 23d, NJ, says specia
from Paris says 1.-The armies of King William
and Steinmetz are reported to be too sevefel,
|cripped to assume the offensive, and it - given
out on high authority that Bazaine was rein
forced from Chalons on Sunday for the pur
pose of giving battle to the enemy near Metz
He is confident of victory; when he will march
on the army of the Grown Prince and rescue
Paris"
CHICAGO, Aug. 23-The Times has the fol-
lowing SPECIAL from New York: private dis.
patches received here from Paris say that bic.
Mahon, with the French army lately ut Chal'
ons, has completely turned the tables on the
Crown Prince. The Prussan army would soon
be between two French armies. aud would be
crushed in detail The French change OF front
from the line of the Moselle to that of Verdun
and Metz, was d serious blow to the Prussian
programme TO carry out and get on Bazaine's
flank. The Crown Prince was now compelled
to make long and periloHs detour, while bis
own communications with the King were laid
open. This is the key to the continued assault
on Bazane. Cost what it might Bazaine had
to be- kept at Metz aud Verdun. even though
the prussians did lose 900 men; but Nc.
Mahon. at Chalons, had better army than
was calculated on. and he is sending back the
Garde Mobile TO Paris. lie has with him $780,
900 veterans. and has thrown himself between
the army of the Crown Prince aud that of the
King. aud effected junction at Verdun with
Bazaine's left wing. The Prussian position is
perilous. Their army is cut in two. with the
united French right wing between them. To
keep the len wing at Metz, and prevent the
French from shortening their long line. was the
object Of the King Ia leave Metz aud 10 hold
Var IA fh.asr t..n fhas ..F fhea tad
French army. The Crown Prince il in trouble
aud unless he cuts his way through soon he is
perhaps lost
PARIS. Aug Midnight-Le Prcsse. in an
extra. makes the following statement: We
are now ut liberty 10 make public the fact that
Mcmahon has Joined Baxaiac with an immense
body OF troops Baxalnr has not abandoned his
strung position near Metz. Mcmahon moved
north BY wa, of Rheims. Mexirres aud Mont.
mirady. aud has reached u position where be
can cn;cr upon the decisive struggle" Fall
confirmation oi this statement Was afterwards
received in Paris
LONDON. Aug - i; is reported that the
Crown Prince has " itldrawn bio army from the.
advance OH Paris. anI has gone 10 support the
Prusslan army ives; VI Metz. whose positions
are seriously threatened with formidable al.
tack from saxainc. ho IL Is said has been re.
inlorcrd by McMahou.
Paris. Aug IA dispatch from Mexiercs.
dated 3:tu T.. NJ, s9ys The resistance Of Baxsia~.
even with The small force Mt his COMMA and. pre-
vented the advance OF the PrIssiaus tail the or.
ganikaii"n of McMahon's large nrmy VAS CA.
s,rriy completed. aud hr aud Baxainc are non
ready io assume the offensive. aad a movement
- rAprcscd immediately They vail attack the
Prusssans together The Prussials have bred
upon and ALLIED sumc Belgian soldiers upon the
frontier. lie f'rcsse sa,s the ambassadors oi
Prussia. Italy and Austria. ia reply 10 their Of
tcrs 10 negotiate Tor peace have besu officially
iniosncd that prac" Is iiapossble a. long IA
Pruaslan soldiers tread French so.l
The proposition Z" place electric lights on
the Qualifications III Paris mrssa favor III m..i. /
sarY circ!es Ii Is thought the light will /
dazzle the heslegers aud help he heslegrd The /
Orleans PF.ures are very hopeful They have !
a skt3Isul agent ia this city who keeps them al. ,
siscd OF every occurrences Of inieres; Ia them. |
The question III the transportation home OF tia. |
Prusssau dead and wounded through The ncu. |
trail states of Luxembourg. Belgium aud lIo!. |
land. assumes Importance. The request orig, /
mated with Prussia herself Holland refused. /
and Belgium replied tina: her cnnseu. will un |
doubleday be construed by France az au act of |
hostility.
Le Pafrie to-day sara: SHOULD the Prussians
defeat the great army now confronting them a;
Chalons. and have vanquishej another before
reaching Paris. they will tiud Paris amply pre-.
pared to resist any attack. The people here.
are growing more aud more confident. "A they
learn how great are the measures III drfsus.
throughout the country" The French Gov
eminent protests energei,calIy against the vic.
alton at The treaty of neutrality by Belgium
md Holland, in permitting the passage ot dis
allied Pfuss,ans through Luxcmburs aud South
Belgium. The French Government SAYS that
his protest ID not prompted by any spirit
II inhumaniiy, az may be charged hy its enc.
MES Prussia conveys her wounded over their
ines IN order to keep her own railways free
or the transportation of provisions and rein.
orcements to her army False dispatches in
london papers excite great indignation among
III classes, and increase the determination of
he French to fight
NEW YORK, May 2l.-The Horlds London
pecial says: A special messenger from st Pc.
ersburg has arrived with important instruc- =
ions to the Legation in London. Russia in.
lists on active circumstances az ainst Prnssian
emands She must be held to her original !,
retext In the war, and that no territorial NO
be permitted by th. neutral pow.
r.. The Russian Baltic feet il under sailing
riders. Paris specials report that Procnreur
IMPERIAL, who commanded company Of sharp. = :
hooters, was captured by the Prussiaus and l
hot because he did not belong to the army, and o
rotpsts nra ,nuda nna;o.t -, IL u.....-. |